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KILLEEN, Texas -- Police in Texas have arrested nine people, including three in the military, in a child prostitution sting.On Saturday, the Killeen Police Department Special Victims Unit in partnership with the Texas Department of Public Safety Human Trafficking Program, concluded the two-day sting.The overall goal of the joint effort was to locate and arrest subjects who were willing to make overt efforts to pay minors to engage in sexual acts.During the operation, nine suspects, three of whom are in the military, contacted officers th stanley cup rough various social media platforms and made agreements for sexual acts with gir stanley canada ls they believed were 15 or 16 years of ag stanley thermos e, according to police.The agreements were for fees that included money, drugs, and/or alcohol.The suspects were apprehended without incident when they arrived at a predetermined location.The operation concluded with seven felony prostitution charges, two misdemeanor prostitution charges, and two guns were confiscated.The suspects arrested are listed below:Anthony Xavier Antwon, 25, of Fort Hood, Felony Prostitution under 18Javier Perez, 40, of Austin, Felony Prostitution under 18Brian Harley Flynn, 21, of Temple, Felony Prostitution under 18Brandon Anthony Lee, 25, of Killeen, Felony Prostitution under 18Dustin Edward Johnson, 42, of Lott, Felony Prostitution under 18Timmy Jones Jr., 30, of Fort Hood, Felony Prostitution under 18Shaun Paul Moore, 39, of Kempner, Felony Prostitution under 18Rakeem Jamal Nelson, 28, of Kill Unvu Judge: Parkland school shooting trial off indefinitely due to COVID-19 restrictions
NICOSIA, Cyprus AP 鈥?A hijacker who threatened to blow up an EgyptAir plane told the flight crew that he was doing so because he opposes Egypt s military-backed government while his extradition could endanger him because authorities in his homeland don t respect human rights, his lawyer said Monday.Lawyer Robertos Brahimis told a Cypriot court that both the pilot and co-pilot of the Airbus A320 testified in documents supporting Egypt s request to extradite Seif Eddin Mustafa that he threatened to destroy the plane with a fake stanley en mexico suicide belt because he opposed the Egyptian government s policies. The disclosure challenges suggestions that the M stanley fr arch 29 hijack was due to a domestic dispute with Mustafa s Cypriot ex-wife.Mustafa, 59, was arr stanley cup ested after forcing an Alexandria-to-Cairo flight to be diverted to Cyprus. All 72 passengers and crew members aboard the EgyptAir plane were released unharmed after a six-hour standoff.Brahimis said a 1996 Cyprus-Egypt treaty prohibits a suspect s extradition on political grounds.Prosecution witness Yioulika Hadjiprodromou, however, said Egypt s extradition request has nothing to do with his politics. Hadjiprodromou, the Cypriot Justice Ministry official in charge of extradition requests, said Egypt has given its assurances that Mustafa will receive a fair trial.Earlier he had said Mustafa would not face the death penalty because the charges don t warrant it.Brahimis says Mustafa would not receive a fair trial in Egypt because of his politica |
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