Girls who went missing at CT sleepover trafficked into prostitution by men they met online: police
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Donovan Dunn, Raheem Jones, Tyrod Jackson, Ahmad Compton, Bernard Mickens, James Williams, and Tahjay Wilson were all charged in the case.
Police have said that three teenage girls who went missing in Connecticut but were later rescued by their family members were forced into prostitution by men who they met online. The girls went missing during a sleepover that took place earlier this year.
The 14-year-olds gathered for a sleepover in Bristol, but what took place next, one of the victims said was a "joy ride gone bad." There were a total of seven men charged in the case who were identified as Donovan Dunn, Raheem Jones, Tyrod Jackson, Ahmad Compton, Bernard Mickens, James Williams, and Tahjay Wilson...
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