Domestic Sex Trafficking of Minors - Women's Funding Network
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— The CEO <strong>of</strong> an Atlanta data security company was arrested this week after a teen prostitute<br />
told police the man paid to have sex with her when she was just 12 years old.<br />
— Reflex Security CEO Peter Privateer, 56, was among alleged pimp Marcelo Desautu's clients.<br />
Desautu, facing multiple felonies, including child molestation, has been in Cobb County Jail<br />
since Aug. 2009.<br />
— Privateer, who lives in a $1.3 million home in tony Sugarloaf Country Club, is being held<br />
without bond in Gwinnett County Jail, charged with felony child molestation. A bond hearing<br />
is scheduled for Nov. 18, Crawford said.<br />
• September 27, 2010 – College Park<br />
- Reported September 29, 2010 by Mehgaan Jones <strong>of</strong> the Clayton News Daily<br />
- Christopher Pressley, 27, was sentenced to 17 years in federal prison on charges <strong>of</strong> coercion<br />
and enticement <strong>of</strong> minors to engage in sexual activity.<br />
- Pressley’s prison sentence will be followed by five years <strong>of</strong> supervised release, according to<br />
the statement. He will be ordered to undergo drug, alcohol and sexual rehabilitation.<br />
- He was also ordered to pay restitution in the amount <strong>of</strong> $60,400 to the victims. Pressley pled<br />
guilty to the charges on June 10.<br />
• September 14, 2010 – Atlanta<br />
- Reported September 14, 2010, by Ty Tagami <strong>of</strong> the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.<br />
- James Howard Johnson, 49, was sentenced to life in prison for molesting his stepdaughter<br />
and then prostituting her in his home.<br />
- Johnson started sexually abusing his stepdaughter in 2000 when she was 7 years old.<br />
- The abuse escalated when she reached her teens, and he prostituted her at "sex parties" at<br />
home.<br />
- He forced her to drink alcohol, take the drug ecstasy and then have sex with men for money.<br />
- Johnson also demanded the victim recruit her friends to the ‘sex parties’ and solicit men via<br />
chat lines.<br />
• July 22, 2010 – Atlanta<br />
— Reported July 23, 2010, by Raisa Habersham <strong>of</strong> the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.<br />
— Demetrius Darnell Homer, 29, was arrested on federal sex trafficking charges for forcing<br />
three young girls into prostitution.<br />
— Investigation spearheaded by FBI.<br />
• May 9, 2010 - Columbus<br />
— Reported May 9, 2010, by the Alan Riquelmy <strong>of</strong> Ledger Enquirer<br />
— A 34-year-old mother accused <strong>of</strong> trying to extort cash from a man who allegedly paid to have<br />
sex with her daughter pleaded guilty on Monday and was sentenced to community service<br />
and probation.<br />
— A 36-year-old mother who faces the same accusations failed to appear in court Monday<br />
morning and now faces an arrest warrant<br />
— Both women are accused <strong>of</strong> trying to extort money from 44-year-old John Przenkop. A grand<br />
jury indicted the women in March on accusations they threatened Przenkop with child<br />
molestation accusations in February 2010, unless he paid them $7,000.<br />
— Previously reported April 9, 2010, by the Associated Press: Two high school girls met<br />
John Przenkop on MySpace, then traveled to the Columbus, Ga.-area to exchange sexual<br />
favors for money. Both were charged with prostitution-related violations, and both pleaded<br />
guilty. Przenkop is accused <strong>of</strong> “accused <strong>of</strong> soliciting and performing immoral and indecent<br />
acts with two children under 16.”<br />
— Complete history <strong>of</strong> this case by Google news archives<br />
• April 13, 2010 – Fulton County<br />
— Reported April 13, 2010, by Alexis Stephens <strong>of</strong> the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.<br />
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