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Operation County Line Targets Those Using the Internet to Solicit Sex
July 02, 2026
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office (JSO) Vice Unit detectives arrested 24 men and five women during a three-day operation targeting those using the internet to solicit sex.

 
During “Operation County Line”, JSO partnered with the Intercept Task Force and the Clay County Sheriff’s Office to target those using online sites to solicit or offer prostitution. While prostitution is a misdemeanor offense, it is still a serious crime. Prostitution fuels human trafficking and spreads diseases in the community.
 
Here are the 29 suspects:
  • Devin Alexander Douglas, 29
  • Daniel Howard Fields Jr., 54
  • Travis Lance Alvin Yokel, 48
  • Chung Minh Luong, 32
  • Kenneth Altiero, 40
  • Stacey Chanell Clayton, 39
  • Antonio Dion Upton, 31
  • Harvez Beaudy Pierre, 44
  • Jiaire Eustace Brown, 23
  • Shawn Michael Behner, 38
  • Louis Matt Nester, 57
  • Devon Lamar Atkinson, 33
  • Joshua Jay Brown, 47
  • Brandon Michael Thomas Sr., 51
  • Steven James Winsberg, 40
  • Cecelia Janae Walker, 28
  • Aman Aniyah Marrs, 24
  • Mohammed Tagelsir-Ma Mohammed, 33
  • Natorian Devert Apente Bell, 27
  • Nicholas Michael Male, 48
  • Jamie L. Robins, 35
  • Joshua Jay Ohmann, 42
  • Carlos Coleman, 41
  • Roderick Lavaughn- Alexan Shuman II, 33
  • Paul Edward Curtis, 79
  • Darryl Charles Crooms Jr, 39
  • Kelly Gracy Kipp, 46
  • Gerald Martin Timmers, 47
  • Kamaria Anjelika Mills, 20
 
Prostitution or suspicious activity, online or in person, can be reported to JSO's non-emergency number at 904.630.0500 or the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1.888.373.7888.

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