A Maryland-based rapper was arrested and charged in Florida for human trafficking after selling a woman's body and keeping the proceeds, authorities said.
A Maryland-based rapper was taken into custody in Florida following allegations ofMonriko Clements, also known as King Swuice, allegedly met a 23-year-old woman on a dating website and took her to Florida to sell her body for sex, investigators said. He would then keep the money she made from the commercial sex.
A Maryland rapper was taken into custody in Florida following allegations of human trafficking, according to authorities., the victim was able to free herself from Clements by jumping out of a moving vehicle. Monriko Clements allegedly met a 23-year-old woman on a dating website and took her to Florida to sell her body for sex."To the pimps, the victims are not human beings. They’re simply a commodity," Fernandez Rundle said.
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