Two were arrested in Oklahoma City for online trafficking of minors

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA (KOKH) — The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN) has arrested two individuals in connection with the trafficking of two minors.

According to OBN, the two were arrested on October 1 following an investigation that began in July.

Tony Ray Polly, 30, and Latavia Sharay Robins, 21, were arrested for conspiracy to commit human trafficking of minors, human trafficking of minors, maintaining a house of prostitution and using access to computers to violate Oklahoma state law.

The investigation confirmed evidence that Polly and Robins placed advertisements from the teenage women on commercial sex websites and arranged appointments with the clients and these teenage victims.

“We are grateful that the victims in this case had the courage to speak out, and we want other victims to know not to be afraid,” said OBN Director Donnie Anderson. “Oklahoma has excellent partnerships with service providers willing to help victims.”

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