Crime & Safety
7 Arrested in Prostitution Crackdown
The St. Petersburg Police Department conducted an undercover operation Friday morning.

Seven people face a number of criminal charges after the St. Petersburg Police Department conducted an undercover prostitution sting Friday.
Four vehicles were also impounded. Owners of those vehicles will have to pay a $500 civil penalty to get their vehicles back.
Those arrested are:
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June Santos Lopez, 34
- Charge: Solicitation for Prostitution
- Vehicle Impounded
Fernando Castenada Nino, 38
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- Charge: Solicitation for Prostitution
- Vehicle Impounded
Reynaldo Perez, 35
- Charge: Solicitation for Prostitution
- Vehicle Impounded
John William Morris, 44
- Charges: Solicitation for Prostitution, Possession of Crack Cocaine
Jontae DβAngelo McGuire, 20
- Charge: Solicitation for Prostitution
- Vehicle Impounded
Tamara Sidders, 36
- Charge: Prohibited Pre-Cursor Acts Facilitation Prostitution
Kimberly Stewart, 43
- Charge: Solicitation for Prostitution
The department has conducted a number of similar sweeps in recent months. Eleven people were charged during an operation earlier this month.
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