Crime
Two Arrested in Gloucester City Charged with Alleged Roles in Prostitution Scheme
Source: CNBNews · Jul 25, 2026, 8:31 PM
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New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport and the Division of Criminal Justice announced charges against two individuals in connection with an alleged prostitution scheme operating in the Gloucester City area.
Tamier R. Brown-Miller, 26, from Philadelphia, and Dezeree Smith, 25, from Collingswood, New Jersey, face multiple serious charges including racketeering, kidnapping, and human trafficking.
The announcement represents law enforcement action against organized criminal activity in the region.
Key points
- Two suspects arrested and charged in alleged prostitution and human trafficking scheme in Gloucester City area
- Charges include racketeering, kidnapping, human trafficking, and related crimes
- One suspect is from Collingswood, New Jersey; the other from Philadelphia
- New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport's office led the investigation through the Division of Criminal Justice
FAQ
- Who was arrested in the Gloucester City prostitution scheme?
- Two individuals were arrested: Tamier R. Brown-Miller, 26, from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Dezeree Smith, 25, from Collingswood, New Jersey. Both face charges related to their alleged roles in the scheme.
- What charges were filed against the suspects?
- The suspects are charged with racketeering, kidnapping, human trafficking, and other crimes connected to their alleged involvement in the prostitution scheme.
- What agency investigated this case?
- The New Jersey Attorney General's office, specifically the Division of Criminal Justice, led the investigation and announced the charges.
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