Butler briefly served as a Houston Police officer back in the 1980’s, sources told FOX 26. “It is a horrible reflection on our society when adults prey on the vulnerabilities of children and reduce them to indentured sex slaves,” U.S. Attorney Tim Johnson said in a prepared statement. “Whenever and wherever offenses of such a depraved nature occur, our law enforcement community will respond with the sum of our collective prosecutorial resources.”
According to a 16-count indictment unsealed Tuesday, the suspects used businesses such as modeling studios, health spas, massage parlors and bikini bars throughout the Houston area to disguise their sex business and hired sexually oriented publications and websites to advertise their business, according to the statement. They also allegedly transported the victims back and forth from Kansas, Nevada, Arizona and Florida.
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