Members of the Greensburg Police Department, Decatur County Sheriff’s Department, and Decatur County Prosecutor’s Office combined for a multi-agency operation in Greensburg involving undercover investigative work and extensive collaboration between detectives, officers, and deputies.
During the operation, investigators identified individuals who were allegedly seeking illegal sexual activity involving minors.
As a result of the investigation, four individuals have been charged. All face Level 4 and Level 3 felony charges.
Charles Moore, 43, Cincinnati, Ohio
Child Solicitation — Level 4 Felony
Promoting Human Trafficking — Level 3 Felony
Corey Dunaway, 40, Rising Sun, Indiana
Child Solicitation — Level 4 Felony
Promoting Human Trafficking — Level 3 Felony
Dominic Roberts, 26, Paris, Kentucky
Child Solicitation — Level 4 Felony
Promoting Human Trafficking — Level 3 Felony
Brandon Mullins, 40, Elizabethtown, Kentucky
Child Solicitation — Level 4 Felony
Promoting Human Trafficking — Level 3 Felony
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