2 women charged in MNPD human trafficking operation; 95 ecstasy pills found – WKRN News 2
by: Laura Schweizer
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Two female suspects were taken into custody on Thursday during an undercover human trafficking operation in Nashville.
Metro police said an undercover officer responded to an erotic ad on an adult escort website. Ruby Stamper, 47, and Jessica Parton, 36, reportedly agreed to have a “two-girl special” and sex with the officer for $600.
When the women arrived at a Nashville hotel and received the money, officers said both were taken into custody.
Ruby Stamper (Courtesy: Metro Nashville Police Department) 
Jessica Parton (Courtesy: Metro Nashville Police Department)
MNPD then searched their vehicle and said they found 5.5 grams of crack cocaine, 4.4 grams heroin, 14 OxyContin, and 95 ecstasy pills. Police said due to a large number of narcotics recovered, they believed the drugs found were for more than personal use.
Parton and Stamper are now faced with several felony drug charges.
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EYES ON TRAFFICKING
This “Eyes on Trafficking” story is reprinted from its original online location.
ABOUT PBJ LEARNING
PBJ Learning is a leading provider of online human trafficking training, focusing on awareness and prevention education. Their interactive Human Trafficking Essentials online course is used worldwide to educate professionals and individuals how to recognize human trafficking and how to respond to potential victims. Learn on any web browser (even your mobile phone) at any time.
More stories like this can be found in your PBJ Learning Knowledge Vault.