• 10 arrested as part of federal sex trafficking investigation across SoCal

    From Felon Blues@recidivism@dsusa.org to alt.law-enforcement, alt.los-angeles, misc.immigration.usa, sac.politics, talk.politics.guns on Thu Jul 2 12:19:11 2026
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    SOUTH LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Several people have been arrested as part of
    a federal crackdown on sex trafficking along the Figueroa Corridor in
    South Los Angeles.

    Operation Broken Blade was carried out at multiple locations, including residences and the Stadium Inn and Spas, a motel near South Vermont
    Avenue and 104th Street.

    That location is only about two blocks away from the notorious Figueroa Corridor, an area of South L.A. known for human trafficking and underage prostitution.

    The on-site manager of the motel, Mukeshkumar Rambhai Ahir, 45, was
    among the nine people arrested Wednesday. He is facing a series of
    financial crimes connected to human trafficking. As agents combed
    through the motel, Federal Financial Crimes investigators told ABC7 that
    Ahir was not a trafficker but accused him of profiting off prostitution.

    "The money told the story. As alleged, individuals associated with this location hid large amounts of illicit cash, manipulated records, and
    structured deposits to conceal proceeds from sex trafficking
    activities," said Jose Gonzalez, IRS Criminal Investigations.

    In total, federal authorities have arrested 10 people as part of the
    operation.

    Many of those arrested are members or associates of the well-known
    Hoover Gang, which authorities say "largely controlled sex trafficking
    and prostitution" along the corridor. A federal indictment unsealed
    Wednesday lists 51 victims, some as young as 14.

    Those members are facing charges of racketeering conspiracy, sex
    trafficking of a minor, sex trafficking through force, fraud, or
    coercion, drug trafficking conspiracy and concealment money laundering.

    Federal prosecutors allege "the Hoovers worked together to recruit new
    victims via social media or in person, focusing on vulnerable minor
    girls and young women, particularly those with financial or emotional
    struggles or who had run away from home or in the foster care system.
    Victims were recruited via false promises of a luxurious lifestyle, intimidation, and actual or threatened violence. Pimps also supplied
    their victims with drugs such as oxycodone and amphetamines to create addictions that the pimps could exploit."

    "They are targeting and preying on girls in the foster care system who
    are the most vulnerable. This is about using a human being to make money
    for yourself," said First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli.

    Investigators say some of the alleged violent pimps branded their
    victims.

    "They will beat them. One of them bit a piece of meat out of her cheek
    in her face, down to the cartilage," Essayli said. "One of them was
    forced to have an abortion and then was forced to work that same night."

    Officials said they want the crackdown to continue.

    Last year alone, the Los Angeles Police Department rescued 54 under
    girls from the Figueroa Corridor. Law enforcement sources say as of this
    week, the LAPD has already found 70 underage girls working "The Blade."

    https://abc7.com/post/least-6-arrested-part-federal-sex-trafficking-inves tigation-socal/19428154/

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  • From A Senior Official@ASO@cocks.net to alt.law-enforcement,alt.los-angeles,misc.immigration.usa,sac.politics,talk.politics.guns on Thu Jul 2 09:28:12 2026
    From Newsgroup: alt.law-enforcement

    On 7/2/2026 4:19 AM, Felon Blues wrote:
    SOUTH LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Several people have been arrested as part of
    a federal crackdown on sex trafficking along the Figueroa Corridor in
    South Los Angeles.

    Operation Broken Blade was carried out at multiple locations, including residences and the Stadium Inn and Spas, a motel near South Vermont
    Avenue and 104th Street.

    That location is only about two blocks away from the notorious Figueroa Corridor, an area of South L.A. known for human trafficking and underage prostitution.

    The on-site manager of the motel, Mukeshkumar Rambhai Ahir, 45, was
    among the nine people arrested Wednesday. He is facing a series of
    financial crimes connected to human trafficking. As agents combed
    through the motel, Federal Financial Crimes investigators told ABC7 that
    Ahir was not a trafficker but accused him of profiting off prostitution.

    "The money told the story. As alleged, individuals associated with this location hid large amounts of illicit cash, manipulated records, and structured deposits to conceal proceeds from sex trafficking
    activities," said Jose Gonzalez, IRS Criminal Investigations.

    In total, federal authorities have arrested 10 people as part of the operation.

    Many of those arrested are members or associates of the well-known
    Hoover Gang, which authorities say "largely controlled sex trafficking
    and prostitution" along the corridor. A federal indictment unsealed
    Wednesday lists 51 victims, some as young as 14.

    Those members are facing charges of racketeering conspiracy, sex
    trafficking of a minor, sex trafficking through force, fraud, or
    coercion, drug trafficking conspiracy and concealment money laundering.

    Federal prosecutors allege "the Hoovers worked together to recruit new victims via social media or in person, focusing on vulnerable minor
    girls and young women, particularly those with financial or emotional struggles or who had run away from home or in the foster care system.
    Victims were recruited via false promises of a luxurious lifestyle, intimidation, and actual or threatened violence. Pimps also supplied
    their victims with drugs such as oxycodone and amphetamines to create addictions that the pimps could exploit."

    "They are targeting and preying on girls in the foster care system who
    are the most vulnerable. This is about using a human being to make money
    for yourself," said First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli.

    Investigators say some of the alleged violent pimps branded their
    victims.

    "They will beat them. One of them bit a piece of meat out of her cheek
    in her face, down to the cartilage," Essayli said. "One of them was
    forced to have an abortion and then was forced to work that same night."

    Officials said they want the crackdown to continue.

    Last year alone, the Los Angeles Police Department rescued 54 under
    girls from the Figueroa Corridor. Law enforcement sources say as of this week, the LAPD has already found 70 underage girls working "The Blade."

    https://abc7.com/post/least-6-arrested-part-federal-sex-trafficking-inves tigation-socal/19428154/


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