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Dunkin' Donuts Cashier Was Moonlighting as Sex Worker: 'Extra Sugar' Bust
A Dunkin' Donuts worker was charged with prostitution after police investigated an anonymous tip that an employee at a Rockaway, N.J. store was making the most of her downtime.
Melissa Redmond, 29, of Mine Hill, N.J. was the focus of an investigation labeled "Extra Sugar" after police were alerted that she was allegedly trading sex for money on her breaks, often in customers' cars.
Over the course of six weeks, detectives followed up on the anonymous tip -- first with surveillance, and then an undercover operation that ended in a bust.
"I had gotten an anonymous tip," Detective Sgt. Kyle Schwarzmann told Asbury Park Press. "She was a nighttime employee (working 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.), supposedly a very good one."
While observing the Route 46 Dunkin Donuts store during Redmond's shift, Shwartzman noticed she had a pattern of visiting customers for ten or 15 minutes at a time in their cars.
"Sometimes I'd even see money changing hands," Schwarzmann said, adding that sometimes the cars would remain in the parking lot while other times they would drive elsewhere.
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full beat and rubDunkin' Donuts Cashier Was Moonlighting as Sex Worker: 'Extra Sugar' Bust
A Dunkin' Donuts worker was charged with prostitution after police investigated an anonymous tip that an employee at a Rockaway, N.J. store was making the most of her downtime.
Melissa Redmond, 29, of Mine Hill, N.J. was the focus of an investigation labeled "Extra Sugar" after police were alerted that she was allegedly trading sex for money on her breaks, often in customers' cars.
Over the course of six weeks, detectives followed up on the anonymous tip -- first with surveillance, and then an undercover operation that ended in a bust.
"I had gotten an anonymous tip," Detective Sgt. Kyle Schwarzmann told Asbury Park Press. "She was a nighttime employee (working 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.), supposedly a very good one."
While observing the Route 46 Dunkin Donuts store during Redmond's shift, Shwartzman noticed she had a pattern of visiting customers for ten or 15 minutes at a time in their cars.
"Sometimes I'd even see money changing hands," Schwarzmann said, adding that sometimes the cars would remain in the parking lot while other times they would drive elsewhere.
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