3 Taken Into Custody In Oklahoma Human Trafficking Investigation

State investigators have announced an undercover human trafficking investigation has led to the arrests of three people in Oklahoma City.

The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics Human Trafficking Unit said Aubri Parsons, 28, Jordell Tawan Henderson, 38 and Megan Ann Miller, 30, are charged with multiple felony counts including human trafficking of a minor and the publication of child pornography.

OBN spokesperson Mark Woodward said the undercover investigation began in early August when the agency received information that an underage female had been trafficked into prostitution in the Oklahoma City area.

“OBN Agents were able to interview the victim and conduct several undercover operations,” Woodward said. “Which led to successfully identifying and arresting the individuals who were trafficking the minor.” 

Woodward also said the victim is being taken care of, and thanked the agents he said were responsible for the investigation.

“I am extremely pleased to report that the victim is in a facility designed to help victims of human trafficking and she is doing very well,” Woodward said. “I am also proud of these outstanding Agents who worked tirelessly for weeks to get the traffickers off the streets.”

Woodward said his agency is dedicated to stop those who prey on the young and vulnerable.

Anyone with information about suspected human trafficking can contact the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-855-617-2288. Callers can remain anonymous.