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windsor police arrest man for sexual exploitation of two teenage girls

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a windsor police service patrol cruiser is shown in windsor's south walkerville neighbourhood on sept. 30, 2025. doug schmidt / windsor star
a windsor man is facing multiple charges following a five-month investigation stemming from an allegation that he forced a 16-year-old girl to have sex.
investigators said the 36-year-old suspect was ultimately charged for the alleged sexual exploitation of two teenage girls.
the windsor police human trafficking unit began investigating on march 13 after receiving a report that the man coerced a young girl into providing him sexual services.
police said they determined that on february 28, the suspect picked up two 16-year-old girls in his vehicle, gave them alcohol and drove them to a hotel in south windsor.
while there, he allegedly took nude photographs of the victims before engaging in sex acts with both girls. the man then gave each girl some money, police added.
about one week later, police said the man picked up the victims again. he allegedly brought them to a hotel room, engaged in sex acts with one of the girls then gave them both more money.
on july 28, officers found and arrested the suspect in the 1000 block of parkview avenue.
the 36-year-old man is charged with possession of child sexual abuse material and three counts of obtaining sexual services for consideration from a person under 18 years of age.
anyone with more information about the case can contact the windsor police human trafficking unit at 519-255-6700 ext. 4343. to provide anonymous tips, contact crime stoppers at 519-258-8477 (tips) or catchcrooks.com.
trevor wilhelm
trevor wilhelm

trevor wilhelm is an award-winning multimedia journalist. he has been a reporter for more than two decades, living and working in locales ranging from winnipeg to hong kong. wilhelm has been a member of the windsor star team, chronicling the triumphs and tragedies of his adopted hometown, since 2006. his coverage has ranged from the police beat to provincial politics. for the last several years, he has focused on lengthier investigations, freedom of information probes, and in-depth feature writing. his work has highlighted social issues, exposed hidden information, and changed government policy.

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