Federal, state, and local law enforcement shut down Dallas sex trafficking conspiracy operated out of the Paris Adult Bookstore
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"DALLAS — United States Attorney for the Northern District of Texas, Ryan Raybould, today announced the July 22 indictment of eight individuals for their alleged roles in a sex trafficking and money laundering conspiracy operated out of the Paris Adult Bookstore on Harry Hines Boulevard in Dallas."
"Employees were permitted to take home leftover cash paid in the form of a fee by the commercial sex workers as “tips.” In addition to the six employees of the Paris Adult Bookstore, two sex traffickers, or “pimps,” were indicted for allegedly causing women and minors to engage in commercial sex using the store’s arcade rooms."
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