Michigan Police Busted Three Men On Their Way to Meet Teen For Group Sex. They Should Have Known It Was A Trap!
Michigan police busted three men seeking group sex with someone they believed to be a teenager. Instead, law enforcement had set a trap for the three men.
Ingham County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested Gregory Leroy Jordan III and Kalil Davonte Brown on Wednesday. Authorities also arrested Syed Muhammed Zaid Alvi. Alvi is a doctor at University of Michigan Health-Sparrow Hospital.
Law enforcement say the three men had:
Authorities took the men into custody without incident at the rendevous with the fictitious teen.
An Ingham County judge arraigned the trio on Friday. Prosecutors have charged them with of child sexual abusive activity which is a 20-year felony. Authorities have also charged them with two counts of computers-internet-communicating with another to commit a crime. This is a also a 20-year felony. In addition, prosecutors have charged them with children-accosting for immoral purposes. This is a four-year felony.
The court set bond at $75,000 for Brown and Jordan. However, the court set Alvi’s at $1 million.
The court set a probable cause hearing for November 3rd. The court scheduled a hearing for Brown and Alvi the following day on November 4th.
Alvi’s attorney, Gerard E. Faber Jr. did not immediately respond to a request for comment Monday.
Jordan and Brown had not not retained legal representation listed in court records.
The Lansing Police assisted the Ingham County Sheriff’s Office in the investigation. In addition, the Michigan State Police and the Eaton County Sheriff’s Office also participated in the investigation.
The Genesee County Sheriff’s Office Global Human Oppression Strike Team (GHOST) also assisted in the investigation.
