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Four men charged with attempted sex trafficking of a child

By Parker PadgettJessica Hammer,

6 days ago

STONE COUNTY, Mo. — Four men have been charged after allegedly arranging sex with minors during a human trafficking sting.

According to a Facebook post from the Stone County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO), investigators from several law enforcement agencies teamed up for a sting operation.

Online court documents show that during the sting, four men responded to separate sexually explicit ads online. The ads, created by law enforcement, claimed to be young girls from ages 17 to 14.

Three were charged with second-degree attempted sex trafficking of a child:

Dalton Lee Parton, 26, of Branson
Christian Diewert, 22, of Canada
Nayib Aldair Saldana, 26, of Little Rock

The fourth, Mariko Kwizera, 28, of Congo, Africa, was charged with attempted enticement of a child.

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1ePPqG_0u4mmaNG00 — Top row, L-R: Dalton Lee Parton and Christian Diewert. Bottom row, L-R: Mariko Kwizera and Nayib Aldair Saldana. Photos courtesy of the Stone County Sheriff’s Office.

All four are currently being held in the Stone County Jail without bond.

Two traffickers were also arrested and booked for promoting prostitution. Fentanyl and methamphetamine were seized.

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