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Please support local journalism by becoming a digital subscriber or adding digital to your newspaper subscription. Middle Township police launched a new street-crimes unit in January focusing on crime in Rio Grande. Police said once at the motel they began soliciting customers for their prostitution service through social networks. The suspects were charged with promoting prostitution and conspiracy.
Butler and Larsen were released on a court summons. Thompson was lodged at the Cape May County jail on an outstanding warrant for violating probation. Middle Township has been trying to address complaints about voucher motels since Charles Mosley, 33, one of the suspects in the murder last year of year-old Nicole Angstadt, stayed at a voucher motel in Rio Grande after his release from South Woods State Prison.
After the Angstadt murder, police reinstated a street-crimes unit that executed search warrants at four voucher motels in Rio Grande. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language.
