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Red River Casino Prostitution Sting Leads to Arrests

  • Writer: mike33692
    mike33692
  • May 7
  • 2 min read
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Red River Casino prostitution sting leads to six arrests

A two-day Red River Casino prostitution sting in southwest Oklahoma has resulted in the arrest of six men accused of arranging paid sexual encounters through an undercover operation.

According to investigators, the operation took place May 2 and May 3 at the Comanche Nation Red River Casino and Hotel in Devol.

Authorities say the investigation was conducted jointly by the Comanche Nation Police Department and the Bureau of Indian Affairs.


Undercover operation targeted online prostitution activity

Investigators say the Red River Casino prostitution sting focused on individuals allegedly using a website to arrange commercial sex acts.

According to court filings, suspects communicated with an undercover profile managed by law enforcement before agreeing to meet at the casino property.

The operation resulted in the arrests of:

  • Matthew Lee Rhone, 34, of Wichita Falls, Texas

  • James Leo Wirries II, 45, of Frederick

  • Brian Keith Connor Jessamy, 25, of Lawton

  • Maximiliano Camacho, 22, of Bloomingdale, Illinois

  • Daniel Patrick O’Brien, 51, of Lakeport, California

  • Antone Tavares V, 28, of Waianae, Hawaii

The investigation was coordinated through the Comanche Nation Police Department.


One suspect accused of resisting arrest

Authorities say one suspect allegedly attempted to flee during the Red River Casino prostitution sting.

According to investigators, Daniel Patrick O’Brien resisted arrest before eventually complying after officers threatened the use of a Taser.

Court records indicate the situation was brought under control without further incident.

Federal investigations involving tribal lands and casinos often include coordination with the Bureau of Indian Affairs.


Felony solicitation charges filed

Each suspect arrested during the Red River Casino prostitution sting now faces one felony count of soliciting prostitution.

If convicted, the suspects could face:

  • Up to one year in prison

  • Fines up to $2,500

  • Mandatory community service requirements

Criminal cases involving felony solicitation charges are processed through the appropriate tribal and federal court systems depending on jurisdiction.


Investigation focused on public safety

Law enforcement officials say the Red River Casino prostitution sting was part of ongoing efforts to combat illegal activity tied to trafficking and prostitution operations in the region.

Authorities have not indicated whether additional arrests are expected.


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