A Beaumont woman was arrested Wednesday in Desert Hot Springs on suspicion of maintaining a brothel and solicitation of prostitution.
Yanying He, 47, was arrested when the Desert Hot Springs police and Riverside County Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force served a search warrant in the 64-000 block of Mission Lakes Boulevard, according to a press release from Riverside County Sheriff s Department.
She was booked at the John J. Benoit Detention Center in Indio where she was later released on $2,500 bail, jail records show.
During this investigation, no victims of sex trafficking were identified, according to the release.
Anyone with additional information is asked to contact task force Investigator Damen Butvidas at (760) 836-1600 or call anonymously to (760) 341-STOP and reference incident No. R21 077 0006.
All hands on deck : Federal, local agencies come together on plan to stem gun violence in Philadelphia
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‘All hands on deck’: Federal, local agencies come together on plan to stem gun violence in Philadelphia
United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams gives pointed message to violent offenders while announcing new initiative to curb gun violence in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA - Federal and local law enforcement agencies gathered in Center City on Thursday to announce a joint initiative aimed to help stem the scourge of gun violence that has gripped Philadelphia for more than a year.
United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams said the All Hands on Deck initiative brings together several state and federal agencies like never before to track down violent offenders. Federal Bureau of Investigation, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, and Department of Homeland Security are some of the investigative branches that have signed
A Simpler Life: Going Off the Grid With Gary Collins
The off-the-grid living expert shares tips for simplifying your life wherever and however you choose to live
If, in the past year and change, you’ve seriously considered finally turning off your TV once and for all and running off to live in the woods somewhere, you’re not alone. In fact, a recent Gallup poll found that at the end of 2020, 48 percent of Americans said they would prefer to live in a town or rural area, if given the choice a statistic up from 39 percent in 2018.
The appeal of living off the grid, somewhere out of reach of the roller-coaster ride of society, only grows when the world seems to spiral downward into chaos a merry-go-round you wish you could disembark, if only for a little while.
Donald Trump supporters, who stormed the US Capitol, have been flaunting their involvement in the siege. "THIS IS ME," one man posted on Instagram pointing to himself in a picture of the violent mob.