Duo accused of pimping 16-year-old girl

Investigators in Clayton County arrested two adults accused of forcing a 16-year-old girl to have sex for money with adults from a social media website.

An undercover operation revealed that the girl was listed online as being available to serve as an escort, Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill said late Friday. When investigators arranged two meet the girl, she arrived with two adults, Hill said in an emailed statement.

“It was determined the minor was being trafficked around the Metro Atlanta area for sexual servitude,” Hill said. “The minor child was found by the adults on a social media site, where she was recruited by the enticement of easy money, and made to have sex with numerous men for a portion of her earnings.”

Police arrested Nathan William Davis, 29, and Yollanda Cosme, 31, and charged each with human trafficking, sexual exploitation of a minor and pimping, Hill said. Davis was also charged with obstruction for allegedly running from officers.

The teenager was released to a guardian, Hill said.

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