Alabama Traffickers Sentenced to 120 Years
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Five Alabama residents, led by Kimani Jones, were sentenced to nearly 120 years in prison for running a violent sex trafficking operation. Jones received the longest sentence of 54 years, while his father, Treymane Lambert, got 50 years. The group used force, drugs, and threats to control victims, forcing them into sex work at hotels across the state. The harsh penalties aim to dismantle such networks and help survivors recover.
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