Las Vegas Woman Receives 14-Year Sentence for Child Sex Trafficking

A woman from Las Vegas, Tori Mangum, was sentenced today to 14 years in prison for her involvement in child sex trafficking, as reported by a news release from the U.S. Department of Justice.

Mangum, also known by the name Tori Magnum, admitted to recruiting minors, advertising their services, and arranging sexual encounters with adults. She received a sentence of 168 months in prison alongside 20 years of supervised release, following a guilty plea to one count of sex trafficking of children. Chief U.S. District Judge Andrew Gordon presided over the case, while the federal government had sought a longer sentence of 240 months. This case is part of the Project Safe Childhood initiative aimed at combating child sexual exploitation.