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A public database in Florida meant to thwart human trafficking by posting the names and mugshots of people convicted of paying for sex no longer exists.
Florida's database with names and mugshots of people convicted of paying for sex suddenly disappeared on January 1, 2024.
A formal review of Florida's "Johns" list, a state database meant to shame and deter sex buyers publicly, was recently sent to the Governor and lawmakers.
Florida's Soliciting for Prostitution Public Database currently lists 28 convicted sex buyers. The update comes after the I-Team revealed that one year after its launch the database listed a grand total of one sex buyer for the whole state.