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Three men were arrested Saturday for luring minors into sexual activity online, following an undercover sting by Boston police and the Family Justice’s Human Trafficking Unit, our news partner, WCVB, reports.
Police said officers, posing as a 15-year-old girl online, were able to get the men to meet with the fake teen for the purpose of various sexual activities.
Authorities were then able to arrest Daniel Klim, 38, of Cambridge, John Nguyen, 24, of Randolph, and John Caputo, 63, of South Boston, at the undisclosed meeting place. All three were charged with solicitation and enticing a minor.
All three were all arraigned in Dorchester District Court Monday morning on charges of soliciting sex for a fee and enticement of a child under 16 for their alleged efforts this weekend to engage in sexual activity with a person they believed to be a 15-year-old girl. All three posted $300 cash bail following their arrests Saturday and walked into court Monday.
The Boston Police Human Trafficking Unit said they are committed to ending the exploitation of young women and will continue to be proactive by continuously seeking various ways to address the issue.
Caputo is represented by attorney John Henneberry and will return to court on Dec. 7. Klim is represented by attorney Frank Camera and will return to court on Dec. 27. Nguyen is represented by attorney Pam Murphy and will return to court on Dec. 2.
Police said officers, posing as a 15-year-old girl online, were able to get the men to meet with the fake teen for the purpose of various sexual activities.
Authorities were then able to arrest Daniel Klim, 38, of Cambridge, John Nguyen, 24, of Randolph, and John Caputo, 63, of South Boston, at the undisclosed meeting place. All three were charged with solicitation and enticing a minor.
All three were all arraigned in Dorchester District Court Monday morning on charges of soliciting sex for a fee and enticement of a child under 16 for their alleged efforts this weekend to engage in sexual activity with a person they believed to be a 15-year-old girl. All three posted $300 cash bail following their arrests Saturday and walked into court Monday.
The Boston Police Human Trafficking Unit said they are committed to ending the exploitation of young women and will continue to be proactive by continuously seeking various ways to address the issue.
Caputo is represented by attorney John Henneberry and will return to court on Dec. 7. Klim is represented by attorney Frank Camera and will return to court on Dec. 27. Nguyen is represented by attorney Pam Murphy and will return to court on Dec. 2.
Read more: Cambridge man one of 3 charged for soliciting minors online - Cambridge, Massachusetts - Cambridge Chronicle http://www.wickedlocal.com/cambridge/features/x2128845253/Cambridge-man-one-of-3-charged-for-soliciting-minors-online#ixzz1dBLXuJ4x
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