Sex Trafficking Ring Leader Gets 54 Years
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Five individuals, including a father-son duo from Montgomery, Alabama, have been sentenced to federal prison for operating a sex trafficking ring, exploiting seven victims, including minors, over four years. The leader, Kimani Jones, received a 54-year sentence and must pay over $1 million in restitution. His father, Tremayne Lambert, got 30 years and owes more than $500,000. The operation involved moving victims across state lines and enforcing rules, with three others previously pleading guilty. The case was built by multiple agencies, highlighting the ongoing fight against human trafficking in the South.
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