Police: 4 arrested, charged after human trafficking operation in Indiana

Four men have been arrested and charged with human trafficking and pursuing sexual acts with minors following a joint operation in Greensburg, Indiana, according to police.

Arrest and charges

In a press release from the city, an operation was conducted by Greensburg police and the Decatur County Sheriff's Department following a training aimed at targeting different types of human trafficking.

Officials say the operation was conducted late last week and involved "undercover operations" and "extensive investigative work" by the two departments.

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Charges and court proceedings

As a result of the investigation, officials say four men have been charged: Charles Moore, 43, of Cincinnati; Corey Dunaway, 40, of Rising Sun, Indiana; Dominic Roberts, 26, of Paris, Kentucky; and Brandon Mullins, 40, of Elizabethtown, Kentucky.

All four men have been charged with one count each of child solicitation (Level 4 felony) and promoting human trafficking (Level 3 felony).