West Palm Beach, FL (May 27, 2019) – Police claim that a man identified as 35-year-old Fadoner Charles was accused of attempting to lure a teen girl for sex. However, the teen girl was actually an undercover deputy working with a task force to identify men luring children over the internet.
Charles first got in touch with the deputy over private messages last December in hopes of friendship. Investigators say that last week, Charles attempted to speak with the investigator again, but this time he claimed that he wanted to meet the “girl” to have sex with her.
The two agreed to meet at a Home Depot, which is where police arrested Charles. He then admitted that he was attempting to meet the girl for sex, who deputies say the investigator had posed as a 15-year-old. He admitted that he sent her images.
Now, Charles is facing charges of solicitation of a minor, traveling to meet a minor, and resisting arrest.
The investigation into the incident continues at this time.
West Palm Beach Solicitation of a Minor Laws
If you have been accused of solicitation of a minor or traveling to meet a minor for sex in Florida, you could be facing some of the most heinous charges you have ever experienced in your life. Crimes against children are taken seriously and tend to be charged and prosecuted aggressively under the law. Florida always treats these crimes seriously, as adults should never put children in a situation where they are taking advantage of them over the Internet. You could be facing years in prison, fines, and having to register as a sex offender for the remainder of your life.
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