ICE HSI Boston case brings conviction, possible 15 years-to-life sentence, for Massachusetts sex trafficker
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Reginald Abraham, 51, was convicted in Boston of four counts of sex trafficking by force, fraud, or coercion. Abraham, who was arrested, charged and has been held in federal custody since September 2017, will remain in custody until his sentencing in November.
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