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We tell people ALL THE TIME to get on the FDLE website often and put in your home address and other addresses you regularly frequent and and also the people you hire to come to your home to do work...like stump grinding, pressure washing, handyman type services...home services that don't require a professional license like electrical, HVAC and plumbing. You gotta advocate for yourself, folks.

The tools are right there at your fingertips. At least look...inquire.

https://offender.fdle.state.fl.us/offender/sops/home.jsf

FDLE - S*xual Offender and Predator System (b)  "Community" means any county where the s*xual predator lives or otherwise establishes or maintains a temporary or permanent residence.

This is also great news! Consequences are rolling out…hopefully law enforcement and the judicial system will see this through to convictions. Convictions cause criminals to take notice….does it stop them? Sometimes, yes…and we’ll take that win, too.
OnlyFans is just another avenue to s*x traffic people…very specifically s*x traffic.
When you read the article below, please note that there were minors involved.

Instagram account of accused s*x trafficker held on $5M bail surfaces

BELLEVUE - Party House Bust Turns into 'Only Fans' S*x Trafficking Case With $5 Million Bail for Ring Leader

* Name: TYUKALO, NIKITA
* Facility: King County Correctional Facility
* Total Bail Amount: $5,000,000.00
* Booking Number: 2026-007659
* Court Case: Docket TBD
* Charge 1: Human Trafficking – Investigation 6411
* Bail Amount: $5,000,000.00
* Charge Status: Investigation
* Charge 2: Fraud – Investigation 2699
* Charge Status: Investigation

A 21-year-old Bellevue man was ordered held on $5 million bail by a King County judge after Bellevue police arrested him in connection with an investigation into an alleged s*x trafficking operation.

The suspect was arrested Wednesday, June 3, 2026, after Bellevue police SWAT officers executed a search warrant at the mansion he rented.

After more than 100 calls, over a period of months, Bellevue Police opened an investigation into a Bellevue home that hosted large parties that had been promoted on social media and adult-content platforms.

Several women alleged they were pressured to produce increasingly explicit content, livestream for long hours, and recruit additional women into the operation.

The women told investigators they were promised significant earnings but lost access to their accounts after managers allegedly changed passwords and took control of account operations, finances, and content distribution. One woman reported earning over $250,000 in a year but couldn't access it.

"[Social media posts] gave people the impression these were going to be fun parties to go to," said Ofc. Seth Tyler with Bellevue police. "For these young ladies, this was anything but fun. This was a nightmare for them."

"The renters identified the house as an 'OnlyFans house.' They were using the home to bring in individuals to perform for OnlyFans, as well as inviting strangers into the home. At times, multiple hundred people would be in this home partying," said Officer Seth Tyler with the Bellevue Police Department.

Court records contain allegations of physical violence, intimidation, and coercion. Multiple women told detectives they were assaulted, restrained, dragged by their hair, or threatened.

One neighbor who wanted to remain anonymous told KOMO News that "Cars would pour in here like water, all young people. The girls would get out of the cars and be dressed very sc****ly. No coats." Investigators estimated attendance at some events exceeded 300 people, including numerous minors.

Multiple women said they were recruited into an adult-content business centered around platforms including OnlyFans and Chaturbate, according to court documents.

Detectives allege the operation was connected to a business identified in court records as "Nova Talent Management" and involved recruiters, managers, content creators, and financial accounts spread across multiple properties in Bellevue and Renton.

Bellevue Police used the case to warn parents and young people about the dangers of events promoted online.

"Our message is simple," Nault said. "What may appear on social media to be a glamorous party can expose young people to criminal activity, exploitation, alcohol and drug violations, violence, and serious safety risks. Parents need to stay involved and ask questions. Young people need to understand that attending these events can have real consequences."

"Our investigators think it's quite likely that there are additional victims out there," Ofc. Tyler said.

Under Washington law, second-degree human trafficking includes recruiting, harboring, obtaining, or profiting from another person through force, fraud, coercion, or exploitation for labor or commercial s*x.

The investigation remains active, and police said additional arrests and charges are possible.

Here is a link to the Thursday night part of the training from October.

Warrior 321 Seminar Part 2 Part 2 of our Child Safety Summit.