Sex ring has Brockton ties
By Maureen Boyle, Enterprise staff writer
One of the suspects indicted this week in a sex trafficking ring that used teenaged girls was accused three years ago of forcing a 19-year-old Taunton woman into prostitution.
Eddie “Young Indian” Jones, 24, one of six men accused in a federal indictment of running a Boston-based ring, was accused in 2004 of abducting the woman in Brockton then forcing her into prostitution in Boston for several days.
The woman was able to flee when the suspects fell asleep, giving her enough time to slip out of the Brockton apartment they held her in and get help, Lt. John Crowley, chief of detectives, said.
Jones and another man were later arrested and charged with kidnap, rape and getting support from the earnings of a prostitute.
Jones of Roxbury was arrested again Thursday at 96 Highland St., Brockton, by federal agents, with the assistance of Brockton detectives, on a string of charges, including sex trafficking of children, transporting minors for the purpose of prostitution and conspiracy.
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