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Trafficker sentenced to 35 years for forcing 15-year-old Houston girl into prost1tvt1on; woman sought for helping him.

Raven Ryon Lovings Jr., a 33-year-old habitual offender, was sentenced to 35 years in prison for forcing a 15-year-old runaway girl into prost1tvt1on.
Authorities are currently seeking 26-year-old Imani Jean Cole for her role in helping him run the operation.

Key Details of the Case
> The Conviction: Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg announced the sentence after Lovings was found guilty of forcing the minor into commercial 53x work.
> The Victim's Rescue: Special agents with the Texas Department of Public Safety rescued the 15-year-old girl from a home in Humble, Texas, after she had been missing for a month. Investigators located her using data flagged by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
> The Evidence: Prosecutors used a massive amount of digital evidence, including online marketplace advertisements and text messages, to prove Lovings targeted the girl after she ran away from home.

Why the Woman is Being Sought
Imani Jean Cole was initially arrested alongside Lovings and charged with trafficking a child and compelling prost1tvt1on of a minor. However, she was released on a personal recognizance bond and subsequently jumped bail. Law enforcement officials continue to search for her to face justice for her role in creating the online 53x advertisements featuring the underage victim.

Queens Landlord Gets LIFE With No Parole After Stabbing 3 People Including His Own Girlfriend.

He was a landlord. A boyfriend. A neighbor.

And in one bloody November morning… he became a triple killer.

David Daniel, 56, from St. Albans, Queens woke up on November 14, 2023, walked downstairs, and stabbed his two tenants, Evette Sweeney and Wayne Thomas, to death in the basement. Then he went upstairs… and killed his girlfriend of five years, Coleen Caesar Fields, in her bed.

His reason? The tenants weren't paying rent. And he believed Coleen was about to leave him.

Then, he walked calmly into the 113th Precinct and told a lieutenant he'd done "a horrible thing." Just like that.

He rejected a 33-years-to-life plea deal and took it to trial. Big mistake.

The jury convicted him on ALL counts.

And on June 9, 2026 Judge Kenneth Holder looked him dead in the eyes and said… "I'm sure there's a special place in hell for someone like you."