Polk County detectives arrested 19 people following a two-day investigation that focused on online ads soliciting for prostitution.
The operation which began on February 23 through February 24, had both female and male detectives posting and answering ads for sex on Backpage.com
The 19 suspects were arrested for crimes ranging from Soliciting Prostitution to Narcotics violations. Six suspects were confirmed or admitted to being married. Of those arrested, 7 live in Lakeland, 2 in Winter Haven, 1 in Tampa and 1 in New Port Richey.
Below are a few summaries from the arrests:
54-year-old John David Szydlowski of Lakeland solicited a female detective for sex in exchange for money. When he entered the room he immediately began to fondle the detective and was arrested. He is married and a father who resides in Polk County. He is an administrator at All Saints Academy. He admitted having sexual related issues and being addicted to prostitutes.
39-year-old Desiree Sunshine Dorrance of Winter Haven, was contacted by a male detective and agreed to provide sexual acts and spanking for money. She is married and resides in Polk County. She has a history of posting on backpage.com and Craigslist. She admitted to being extremely active online. She is married and has children.
26-year-old Keyonte Rashad Kilgore of Lakeland solicited a female detective for sex in exchange for money. He told her he did not have money but would give her Tylenol with Codeine in exchange for sex. He hired a taxi and asked the detective to pay his fair. When he arrived he was arrested. He did not have the Tylenol or any money. It is unknown what his intentions were related to paying for sex.
46-year-old Aniyuo Christopher Keeler of Lakeland solicited a female detective online for sex in exchange for money. He would not disclose if he was married. He told detectives that he was a history professor at a local college. Keeler is not a professor. He later told them he worked for Compass Group of North America.
32-year-old Eugene Agbebaku of Wesley Chapel solicited a female detective for sex in exchange for money. Agbebaku is married and a father who lives in Hillsborough County but works in Polk County. He is a UPS driver. Agbebaku requested not to use a condom and later told detectives he wanted to contract a disease. He admitted to being a sex addict who solicits prostitutes three to four times a week for unprotected sex.
32-year-old Marvin Stewart Caraballo-Munoz of Tampa was contacted by a male detective online and agreed to provide sexual acts in exchange for money. He is a transsexual. It was determined he is from Panama and has overstayed his Visa here in the USA. An ICE detainer was placed on Munoz. He faces deportation.
See Full List of Suspects HERE.
