Shawn Moy runs to avoid TV reporters after he appeared in court. Picture: 7 News Source:Channel 7. An escort agency has been shut down on the Gold Coast by police investigating unlawful prostitution, with 24 people brought before court. Police raided the allegedly illegal Coomera business and arrested the year-old owner, Shawn Travis Moy of Glen Eagle. They allegedly located several mobile phones with numbers used in prostitution service advertisements, two vehicles for transportation, a computer for booking appointments and a range of documents.
Shawn Moy. Moy is charged with knowingly carrying on the business of providing unlawful prostitution at Coomera from October to July He faced Brisbane Magistrates Court yesterday when his case was adjourned and he was granted bail to reappear in the same court on November Operation Romeo Manoeuvre began in March this year to disrupt and dismantle networks making money from illegal prostitution activities.
Eighteen men and women charged with engaging in prostitution through an unlawful prostitution business also appeared in the same court. Two other men, aged 26 and 46, were also charged with knowingly carrying on the business of providing unlawful prostitution at the Coomera address. Their cases were adjourned and both men were granted bail to reappear in court on November 13 and Three men charged with obtaining prostitution through an unlawful prostitution business also faced court.
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