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Missing Texas teen found being sold for sex in Florida, deputies say

Missing Texas teen found being sold for sex in Florida, deputies say

Yahoo27-05-2025
MIAMI (WFLA) — Three people were arrested after a missing Texas teenager was spotted in a commercial sex advertisement in Florida.
The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office Human Trafficking Squad and Department of Homeland Security Investigations began searching for the 15-year-old runaway on May 1, according to a report from NBC affiliate WTVJ.
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They spotted her in a commercial sex advertisement that included her photos. Undercover detectives arranged a meeting with the girl over the phone.
She was dropped off at the meeting location in a Hyundai Kona with three adults inside.
Josiah Sneed, 21, Yasmin Cobb, 18, and Clifton Ray Foster, Jr., 25, were arrested and charged with interfering with custody. There is no word yet on if they could face more significant charges.
The trio was booked into the Turner Guilford Knight Center jail without incident.
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