Four people have been taken into custody and are expected in federal court this morning in connection with what the FBI alleges was a West Greenville prostitution ring that involved the exploitation of several illegal alien women. Four people were charged with "keeping, maintaining, controlling, supporting, employing, harboring illegal aliens for the purpose of prostitution," according to an FBI affidavit. The alleged ring involved the prostitution of at least six women who entered the country illegally, according to the affidavit. It alleges that the ring was based from a residence at 52 Dorsey Blvd. off Easley Bridge Road and received women from the Charlotte area. The FBI and the Greenville County Sheriff's Office teamed up for the investigation, during which investigators staked out the residence and picked through trash bins to find sometimes more than 100 empty condom packages in a single day, the affidavit states.
It alleges that in May 2006, a confidential source gave the Sheriff's Office a business card that advertised prostitution locations in Greenville County and showed a diagram of 58 Dorsey Ave., which is 100 yards from the other residence. The Sheriff's Office had responded to 58 Dorsey Ave. in June 2005 to investigate "possible prostitution activity," according to the affidavit. Further investigation found that electrical service for 58 Dorsey Ave. had been transferred to nearby 52 Dorsey Blvd. under the same customer's name, the affidavit alleges. In 2007, an informant provided pictures "from a reliable source of information" to the FBI and the Sheriff's Office that identified 52 Dorsey Blvd. as a place used "to house prostitutes and to facilitate prostitution," the affidavit alleges.
It is not all that surprising that illegals were involved.
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