Devin Miller, 22, is accused of using online ads for underage hookers to lure men to her home, where gunmen were waiting to rob them, a Volusia County Sheriff's spokesman said.
Miller, who was arrested Thursday on a dozen felony charges, kept a year-old runaway and her year-old friend at her home in Deltona, about 30 miles north of Orlando, authorities said. Male customers, who expected to have sex with the year-old or Miller, paid at the door and then came inside.
Sometimes, the Johns got what they paid for, but they were just as likely to be robbed by gunmen who gave Miller a percentage of the take, authorities said. The scheme lasted at least four months, according to investigators, but it came crashing down when the year-old returned home to her family and revealed the operation.
She told investigators her year-old friend invited her to stay at Miller's place after she ran away. The year-old reportedly planned to clean and take care of Miller's 2-year-old daughter in exchange for a place to stay, but that changed when her friend moved in. Miller told the girls she made thousands of dollars a week with her scam and asked them to join her, authorities said.
The teens got a cut of the clients' payments and had access to drugs and alcohol, authorities said. The girls were primarily decoys in the scheme, authorities said, but the year-old told investigators she did have sex with three men during her time in the house. Miller, a petite redhead with previous arrests for aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and burglary, used muscle from a local gang to rob the clients, the Orlando Sentinel reported.
