4th suspect linked to human trafficking in Raleigh, held on $10M bond
A Youngsville man is the fourth to be charged in a case of human trafficking in which authorities allege the group held a 16-year-old girl in a hotel room, raped her, took sexually graphic photos of her and then trafficked her to others.
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A Youngsville man is the fourth to be charged in a case of human trafficking in which authorities allege the group held a 16-year-old girl in a hotel room, raped her, took sexually graphic photos of her and then trafficked her to others.
David McMoore, 33, of 103 Cleghorns Drive, is being held in jail in Wake County on a $10 million bond and faces multiple counts of human trafficking and rape.
Others charged are Nasjae Jayquan Alston, of 6700 Magnolia Court in Raleigh; Sean Bradley Gordon, of 106 Mohave Drive in Louisburg; and Jerel Alexander Cureton, of 121 Cleghorns Drive in Youngsville.
According to the arrest warrants the crimes took place over 10-day period in October of 2021.
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