Overview
- The man in his 60s has been held since his late-October arrest after his wife reported him, prosecutors said.
- Investigators suspect aggravated procuring from January 2022 until the arrest, with a potential prison term of two to ten years if convicted.
- Roughly 120 individuals believed to have purchased sex have been identified, though not all are expected to be included in the main case.
- Two alleged buyers have been charged and could face up to one year in prison if convicted.
- Prosecutors declined to say whether the woman was forced or drugged and said other suspected crimes remain under investigation.