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Clovis Police arrest 6 men they say were attempting to lure girls to hotel – ABC30 Fresno

ByEyes on Trafficking News

CLOVIS, Calif. (KFSN) — The Clovis Police department arrested six men over the weekend who they say were attempting to lure girls into human trafficking.

The operation was part of an ongoing undercover operation at a Clovis hotel.

The six men thought they were coming to the hotel to meet a girl they were targeting for human trafficking but detectives posed as girls on to lure the suspects.

Once at the hotel, Clovis Police along with the and Fresno County's Multi-Agency Gang Enforcement Consortium, arrested each suspect without issues

The six men were identified as:

  • 42-year-old Allen Brooks
  • 31-year-old Darnell Banks
  • 28-year-old Jaques Polk
  • 28-year-old Ralph Jones
  • 27-year-old Devontae Mitchell
  • 26-year-old Emari Johnson

They were booked into Fresno County Jail for felony charges related to human trafficking.

During the arrests, a loaded gun and cocaine were found on Banks.

Stay with ABC30 for the latest details on this developing story.

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