
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- A Portland man has been sentenced to nearly 16 years in federal prison after he was convicted of sex trafficking involving a 15-year-old Seattle girl.
Federal prosecutors said 39-year-old Donnico T. Johnson pleaded guilty to the charge last March after the teen tipped investigators in 2008.
She said she was recruited by an associate of Johnson's and enticed to travel from Seattle to Portland to engage in prostitution.
Prosecutors said Johnson regularly drove from Seattle and Portland to work female prostitutes and agreed to transport the teenager to Portland.
During her stay in Portland, Johnson drove the victim to stores where she could purchase a cell phone and lingerie, then helped post commercial sex advertisements for her on Craigslist and transport her to meet customers.
glad he was convicted but life imprisonment would have been a better judgment and would have sent a better message that the time of human trafficking and sex slavery is an industry of the past
ReplyDeleteGlad he got convicted but life imprisonment would have been a better judgment.
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