8 indicted in Dallas sex trafficking case tied to Paris Adult Book Store

Eight people are facing federal charges in connection with an alleged sex trafficking operation centered at the Paris Adult Book Store in Northwest Dallas. Homeland Security Investigations says it was one of the longest-running commercial sex operations in North Texas.Federal indictment alleges sex trafficking enterprise in DallasFederal investigators allege the Harry Hines Boulevard business, Paris Adult Book Store, operated as a front for commercial sex trafficking.According to a federal indictment, husband and wife Montre Lamont Mason and Eileen Mason managed the adult bookstore. While Montre Love Mason and Aaron Betford worked as cashiers, while Krishenda Doss worked as a security guard. Those defendants, along with several others, have been indicted on conspiracy to commit sex trafficking and other federal charges. The charges follow a February raid at the bookstore involving Homeland Security Investigations, the IRS and the Dallas Police Department. Authorities publicly detailed