The investigation began with a police report from a neighbor who was concerned that a nearby short-term rental was being used for prostitution.
A neighbor captured a photo of the police activity during the raid.
Police arrested two women at the time, one for aggravated promotion of prostitution, but charges were later dropped against the women. They all appear to be men, and range in age from 27 years old to 70 years old. Dallas Police Department Sergeant Warren Mitchell said the arrests show that it may take time, but Dallas police take tips from residents seriously.
"If you see high traffic going in and out, anything that doesn't look right, whether in this case - sex trafficking or illegal drugs - report that information," he said. "You might not see immediate results, it takes time, undercover officers…it starts with a neighborhood who sees something and then says something."FOX 4 asked if any of the women involved in the operation were victims of sex trafficking.
The 23 people arrested are all facing a state jail felony for solicitation of prostitution, which carries a sentence of six months to two years in a state jail facility.
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