Nashville Felon Charged with Sex Trafficking

Nashville resident charged with sex trafficking two women from Florida and Texas.

A Nashville resident with a history of drug-related convictions has been charged with two counts of commercial sex trafficking. Francisco Pascual Angulo, 37, was arrested at his residence on Acklen Avenue. Authorities allege that he lured two women from Florida and Texas to Nashville under false pretenses, promising them a luxurious lifestyle and employment, only to force them into prostitution.

Special Victims Division detectives, during a search of Angulo’s home, seized $118,000 in cash, a 2024 Corvette, a Tesla sedan, jewelry, and high-end bags and purses. The investigation began when the women managed to leave Angulo’s home, check into a local motel, and contact the police. They reported that Angulo had provided them with a price list for sex deals he arranged at various locations.

Following his arrest, Angulo declined to answer police questions and was booked into the Metro Jail on a $150,000 bond. His criminal record includes a 10-year probated sentence for felony drug possession in 2009, a 1-year probated sentence for felony marijuana possession in 2019, and a 6-year probated sentence for felony cocaine possession in 2019.

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Smyrna Man Sentenced for Child Exploitation

Peter Allen Snyder of Smyrna, Tennessee, has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for sexually exploiting a minor and distributing child pornography. After pleading guilty, Snyder must register as a sex offender and will be on supervised release for life. The illegal activities were discovered through a CyberTip by Yahoo, and the case was investigated by multiple law enforcement agencies.