A Quebec man was found guilty of human trafficking after consistently calling his victim and pushed her to continue sex work for over 14 months while he was in custody, a judge’s decision says.
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Jean-François D’Asti-Brideau was found guilty of human trafficking, benefiting from proceeds of trafficking, pimping, disobeying a court order, and obstruction of justice, Manitoba Judge Denis Guénette wrote in an Aug. 11 decision.
Prosecutors allege D’Asti-Brideau made close to 1,000 calls to his victim. Guénette analyzed 100 of them and found 88 were conversations between him and Ms. B, his common-law partner, whose identity is protected.
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How was he allowed contact with his victim while in prison? That needs to be solved and someone fired, or resign.
Has nothing to do with skin colour, other races have pimped…
While in prison, they have no rights to privacy. Why are the calls not monitored? We cannot have gangsters and mob leaders continue to run their empires from the safety of jail. How do they learn if they do not suffer isolation and gain from correction.
French inbred pimping his own partner. Typical white trash culture