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. <\/p>\n
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. <\/p>\n
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. <\/p>\n
The human trafficking victims are women who were acquaintances of the two suspects, Lt. Adam Turk said. <\/p>\n
We are concerned that there may be other victims, Turk said. He urged other victims to contact the police department. <\/p>\n
The allegations paint a wide range of alleged abuses in addition to human trafficking, the release said. <\/p>\n
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. <\/p>\n
Greeley police began a human trafficking and sexual assault investigation in December, according to the release. <\/p>\n
Twelve of the counts againstBoroumand and Al Rashed are for alleged felony sexual assault. The charges go up the scale of severity. <\/p>\n
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