Detectives arrested a man on sex trafficking charges at his Maple Valley home earlier this month, and rescued a 15-year-old victim who was allegedly being forced to have sex with his clients.
home earlier this month, and rescued a 15-year-old victim who was allegedly being forced to have sex with his clients.Police Department , on July 1, officers responded to a disturbance near the corner of NE 8th St. and 112th Ave. NE in Bellevue and rescued the 15-year-old girl. During the investigation, detectives learned she was staying with 42-year-old Tony Elridge.
On Aug. 3, BPD officers served a search warrant at Elridge’s home in the 22500 block of SE 218th St. After a three-hour standoff, he was arrested and booked into theProsecutors charged him with human trafficking, promoting commercial sexual abuse of a minor, rape of a child and three counts of promoting prostitution. He is being held on a $500,000 bail.According to the BPD, detectives also discovered Elridge is a registered sex offender in Multnomah County, Oregon.
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