OCEAN CITY, MD – (May 24, 2017): The Ocean City Police Department recently conducted a human trafficking operation in the resort town with assistance from the Worcester County Criminal Enforcement Team, the Worcester County State’s Attorney’s Office and Homeland Security Investigations.
During the course of the operation, conducted on May 19 and 20, detectives arrested seven individuals and seized multiple electronic devices, over $650 in cash and impounded one vehicle.
Individuals arrested include:
Demetria E. Gregory, 28, of Galloway, NJ
- Prostitution – general
- Released on personal recognizance
Lachaye M. Hoskins, 25, of Pleasantville, NJ
- Prostitution – general
- Transferred to Worcester County Jail on $2,500 bond
Charles C. Lessner, 31, of Selbyville, DE
- Outstanding arrest warrant for failure to appear in court
- Released on personal recognizance
Randi M. Paicek, 31, of Lewes, DE
- Possession of drug paraphernalia
- Released on personal recognizance
Andrea L. Presock, 34, of Laurel, DE
- Prostitution – general
- Released on personal recognizance
Catina M. Register, 37, of Georgetown, DE
- Prostitution – general
- Possession of crack cocaine
- Possession of drug paraphernalia
- Released on personal recognizance
Baseem K. Taliaferro, 31, of Galloway, NJ
- Two counts of pandering-take cause
- Released after posting an unsecured bond of $20,000
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Might as well get the warrants for fail to appear, I am willing to bet over 75% won't show for court! I have always been amazed how they release those who have an outstanding warrant for FTA and they release them on their own recognizance and actually think they are going to show up a second time?
ReplyDeleteCall it what it is and stop with the political correctness. Crack hoes and not human trafficking.
ReplyDeleteLol exactly. That is not human trafficking, that's why no one was charged with it. Them girls got out a hour later and was right back selling themselves
DeleteScum. Run them off the shore.
ReplyDeleteProstitution? In Ocean City? Isn't that sorta like selling sand on the beach?
ReplyDeleteI have a tip for anybody desperate enough to use these skanky, skeevy, women:
Go to a crowded bar, wait until Last Call; offer a semi-beautiful young lady a cocktail and a ride home.
You'll save a lot of money. (Probably save at the health clinic, too.)
Released on human trafficking charges. You've got to be kidding me! Throw them in jail. The suffering that human traffic causes is beyond imagination. It's usually more like kid napping and slavery.
ReplyDeletePretty People?!
ReplyDelete5:58. Gross.
ReplyDeleteEven the prostitutes are less than desirable on the eastern shore. Take anything that exists, come up with a lessor equivalent and you have the eastern shore version.
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ReplyDeleteI refer to it as catch & release. Makes no sense at all.
More of the current graduating class of Ms. Peacock's finishing school for the genteel? Don't think much of the (and I use this term loosely) young ladies who sacrifice reputation, life and limb, and health for a roll in the hay with every bozo who smiles at them.
ReplyDeleteCity Hall, trying to get rid of the trash BEFORE Memorial Day weekend?
ReplyDeleteHow bout moving the homeless AWAY from the boardwalk restrooms. That's scarier than the arrested "beauties!"
OCPD: Try saving lives before wasting your time with these uglies who are only carrying 600 bucks.
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