Crime & Safety

Man Accused Of Trafficking Woman Found At Vallejo Motel

Julius Stinson III, 44, is a felon with multiple priors such as attempted murder and voluntary manslaughter, according to police.

VALLEJO, CA — Police in Vallejo arrested a man for allegedly trafficking a woman, the department said Sunday.

On Friday, officers responded to a report of human trafficking at a motel in the 400 block of Fairgrounds Drive. Police made contact with a woman who said she was in fear for her safety and had been subjected to threats and forced sexual exploitation.

Investigators learned that the woman had allegedly been transported across multiple cities and states and was forced to do so through violence, fear and intimidation. She had visible injuries on her allegedly showing signs of battery. She was taken to the hospital for medical care and connection to other support services.

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Detectives identified Julius Stinson III, 44, as the suspect in this case, the department said.

On Saturday, Stinson was found at a Motel 6 on Enterprise Street in Vallejo and he was arrested. Stinson is a felon with multiple priors such as attempted murder and voluntary manslaughter, according to police.

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Stinson was booked into jail on suspicion of pimping, human trafficking by force or fear, sexual assault, assault with a deadly weapon, battery, conspiracy and false imprisonment. He is being held without bail, according to jail records.

Anyone with information related to this case or other suspected incidents of human trafficking in Vallejo is encouraged to call 911 or contact the Vallejo Police Department Communications Division at (707) 552-3285. Those wishing to remain anonymous may call the Vallejo Police Department tip line at (800) 488-9383.


By Katy St. Clair / Bay City News

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