Iesha Greene, a former employee of the Refuge for DMST, was accused of selling nude photographs of juvenile sex trafficking victims in exchange for drugs and alcohol.
grand jury has declined to indict Iesha Greene, a former employee of the Refuge for DMST, a facility for juvenile sex trafficking victims.
Greene was accused of selling nude photographs of juvenile sex trafficking victims in exchange for drugs and alcohol. The Refuge had its state license suspended following the incident. Amid the investigation, all youth were removed from their care, all operations were suspended, and 75 percent of their workforce was laid off.The Texas Senate Special Committee on Child Protective Services held an emergency meeting on Thursday after multiple employees of the Refuge Ranch, a state funded facility for child sex trafficking survivors, were accused of trafficking multiple underage victims.
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