Two men indicted in Greeley sex slave network – The Denver Post

A Weld County grand jury has indicted two Greeley men on charges including human trafficking for sexual servitude, second-degree kidnapping, sexual assault and child abuse.

Noman Boroumand, 45, and Fares Al Rashed, 38, were indicted June 29 on 30 felony and five misdemeanor charges, according to a news release by the Greeley Police Department.

Greeley police arrested Boroumand on Thursday evening and Al Rashed early Friday morning, the release said. Both men were arrested without incident and taken to the Weld County Jail.

The human trafficking victims are women who were acquaintances of the two suspects, Lt. Adam Turk said.

We are concerned that there may be other victims, Turk said. He urged other victims to contact the police department.

The allegations paint a wide range of alleged abuses in addition to human trafficking, the release said.

The charges include stalking, witness tampering, witness retaliation, possession of anabolic steroids and assault.The suspects face additional domestic violence penalty enhancements, according to the news release.

Greeley police began a human trafficking and sexual assault investigation in December, according to the release.

Twelve of the counts againstBoroumand and Al Rashed are for alleged felony sexual assault. The charges go up the scale of severity.

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