By Snejana Farberov For Dailymail. Gwinnett County Assistant District Attorney Christopher Quinn, 46, was arrested on pandering and racketeering charges as part of a massive prostitution bust. A Georgia assistant district attorney who was arrested in large-scale prostitution sting earlier this month was caught on camera having sex with a prostitute, according to warrants.
Gwinnett County prosecutor Christopher Quinn, 46, who was one of 56 people arrested in the sting, was a 'member' of the 'Gold Club' being run out of Savannah at Park Place Apartment homes on Perimeter Center East, located just across the street from the Dunwoody Police Department. He is accused of going on to the club's website to set up an appointment, then having sex with a prostitute in December. Police haven't revealed how Quinn was allegedly seen having sex on camera, but also identify him by his licence place.
Quinn turned himself in to Dunwoody police on Tuesday and was booked on charges of misdemeanor pandering and violation of Georgia's felony racketeering law, known as RICO. Quinn's superior, Gwinnett County District Attorney Danny porter, would not comment on the prosecutor's arrest beyond telling the Atlanta Journal Constitution that he was aware of it and 'not pleased about it. The sting operation that landed Quinn jail was sparked by an anonymous tip alleging that a high-end escort service, dubbed Gold Club, was being run out of Savannah at Park Place Apartment homes in Dunwoody.
In plain site: The underground brothel was operating across the street from the Dunwoody Police Department, as shown on this map.
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Porter said Quinn, who is married, has been placed on suspension with pay pending the outcome of the investigation. The prosecutor's attorney, Noah Pines, slammed the racketeering allegations against his client as 'far overreaching,' arguing that customers paying for sex are, by definition, not part of the racketeering enterprise.
