Forced CriminalityArchive 2008–2016

Forced Criminality in Fayetteville, Arkansas (2010)

A forced criminality case from 2010 in Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States.

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Documented on the original SlaveryMap (2008–2016). We don’t have a verifiable source on file yet. Know one?

What happened

a company placed a ad on cragi's list for young men and women to travel and sell magazines door to door. Tow victims answered the ad and got the job and after which they became victims of trafficking.

Response and intervention

Both filled reports with local police and F.B.I. one of the two became ill and could not work so both were abandoned on the streets. Benton county womens shelter, SARPA, and Women and Children first all offered services to the victims.

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The girl told police she got involved when another minor female, who said she was being prostituted by the trafficker, told her she could make up to $100 for each man she had sex with, a police report states. One teenage girl told investigators she was given gas money to drive Trotter and another underage girl to different locations where they were paid to have sex, while yet another teenage girl told police the trafficker took her to a residence one night where she was paid to have sex with five men. One teenage girl interviewed by police denied being prostituted by the trafficker, instead, her "job" was to hand out condoms to the men to "protect the girls." The trafficker admitted introducing the girls to men who paid them for sex, but denied taking any money the girls were paid for sexual acts when she was interviewed by investigators, a police report states. The girls were threatened when they tried to stop being prostituted, and the trafficker took 1/2 of all money earned.

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