Police: Roswell Man, 67, Arrested In Florida Prostitution Sting

ROSWELL, GA -- A 67-year-old man from Roswell was arrested Tuesday, March 12 after he reportedly agreed to pay an undercover Daytona Beach Police officer for sexual acts as part of a prostitution sting.

Gregory S. Moseley, 67, was charged with prostitution after he and another man rode their motorcycles up to undercover officers. The other man asked officers if they were partying, and the officer said they got a room at the hotel they were standing in front of. After agreeing to payments, Moseley reportedly agreed to pay for the sexual acts, according to police reports.

The two men then rode their motorcycles to the Travel Inn Hotel, 850 S Ridgewood Ave., and parked before they were subsequently arrested for prostitution.

Officers began arresting people on Monday with 17 women and one man going to jail, according to police records. Then an additional 18 men were arrested the next day. Both male and female officers posed as prostitutes.

Daytona Beach media outlets reported the arrests come just before Bike Week, which the city boasts as the world's largest motorcycle event. The event started March 8 and ends March 17. The Daytona Beach News-Journal said for years the Daytona Beach police have conducted prostitution stings leading up to special events and holidays. However, the 36 arrested this week is high.

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