By Alexandra Genova For Dailymail. A prostitution bust called 'Operation Good Time' in South Carolina has led to the arrest of a record breaking 54 suspects. The bust is thought to be the largest in Simpsonville history according to authorities, a city with a population of roughly 20, In the two-day sting, local police arrested 28 suspected prostitutes and 26 men accused of soliciting them, as part of a city-wide crackdown.
A prostitution bust called 'Operation Good Time' in South Carolina has led the arrest of a record breaking 54 suspects pictured. Simpsonville Police told Greenville Online that operatives used social media to track prostitutes or those advertising them for sex.
The operation was conducted on Tuesday and Wednesday with assistance from the city of Greenville Police Department, Grounsell said. Eight of the suspects also had outstanding arrest warrants, for charges including probation violation and failure to pay child support, according to police.
The sting led to 64 charges against the suspects, including charges for prostitution and drugs and at least one weapons charge. Simpsonville Police said that operatives used social media to track prostitutes or people advertising them for sex. The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline.
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