Chandler Police announced the arrests of more than a dozen people for sex-related crimes in an operation targeting online predators.
announced the arrests of more than a dozen people for sex-related crimes in an operation targeting online predators.spanning the entire Phoenix metropolitan area.Authorities were targeting adults trying to engage in sexual activities with children online.
The following suspects were arrested: Jacob Green, Kyle Cornelius, Steven Binford, Albert Ahumada, Jorge Amezquita, Zachary Hortel, Alberto Cortes, Christophe Lackhan, Omar Miranda Vera, Keith Wilson Jackson, Robert Spankle, Michael Turner, "Juan" Martin Dominguez, Patrick Matzke, Mario Macias, Austin Graybill and James Marshall.
Chandler Police announced the arrests of 17 people for sex-related crimes in an operation targeting online predators. The department worked with authorities in Gilbert, Mesa, Glendale, the Arizona Attorney General's Office, Homeland Security Investigations, and the FBI."Events such as the Super Bowl, Waste Management Phoenix Open, and the Barrett-Jackson Auto Auction draw large crowds of people from across the nation and can create a bigger market for human sex trafficking-related activities," police said.
In the three-week operation that spanned the Valley, nearly 350 arrests were made between Jan. 30 and Feb. 11.As people from all over the country traveled to Arizona for the Super Bowl and the WM Phoenix Open, police say nearly 350 arrests were made in connection to an operation that targeted human trafficking and sex crimes.
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