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Eleven prostitutes and seven "johns" were arrested in two sting operations by the Glendale Police Department. The first sting, on Feb. One of the year-old girls was driven to the hotel by a year-old Milwaukee man. He was charged with pandering in Milwaukee County Circuit Court. The three men who were ticketed for escorting without a license are a year-old Milwaukee man and two year-old Milwaukee men.
One of the year-old men advertised himself as a woman and arrived at the hotel dressed as a woman. Glendale Police Capt. Police provide them with phone numbers for women's shelters and other organizations that may be able to help them. Fugman said these sting operations are the best way to figure out who is managing sex trafficking operations in the Milwaukee area. Sometimes Glendale police are able to arrest traffickers during sting operations. Other times, the sting operations lead to information that helps them build a case against sex traffickers.
Glendale police work with Milwaukee police on these bigger cases, Fugman said. Armed man living in riverside bunker had past run-ins with police, passersby. West Allis is trying to shed its 'blue-collar' image.
