4 Indicted On Human Trafficking Charges In DeKalb: Courts

DEKALB COUNTY, GA — Four people have been indicted on human trafficking charges by a DeKalb County Grand Jury, according to Attorney General Chris Carr.

Carr announced his office's Human Trafficking Prosecution Unit returned the indictment for the four people last Tuesday, Aug. 24.

“We thank the DeKalb County Grand Jury for their careful consideration of the evidence in this case,” Carr said. “Our Human Trafficking Prosecution Unit looks forward to presenting our case in court. We hope to send a strong message that buyers and traffickers’ actions are equally as despicable, and we will aggressively prosecute both.”

The charges are as follows:

• Trayon Moore and Jessica Vinson are accused of knowingly harboring and providing a person under the age of 18 years, for the purpose of sexual servitude. Each of them is charged with one count of trafficking persons for sexual servitude.
• Tyler Robinson is accused of knowingly soliciting a person under the age of 18 years, for the purpose of sexual servitude. He is charged with one count of trafficking persons for sexual servitude.
• Christopher Price is accused of knowingly benefitting financially from the sexual servitude of a person under the age of 18 years. He is charged with one count of trafficking persons for sexual servitude.

If convicted, each person faces 25-50 years or life in prison.