Ex-NFL Player Charged with Human Trafficking, ‘Street Gang Terrorism’ After Successful Sting
A former NFL player was hit with five charges related to alleged gang-related human trafficking in Georgia. The Georgia Attorney General’s office outlined the charges against Eric Johnson, 46, and seven co-defendants in…

A former NFL player was hit with five charges related to alleged gang-related Human Trafficking in Georgia.
The GeorgiaAttorney general’s office outlined the charges against Eric Johnson, 46, and seven co-defendants in a Thursday news release.
Johnson, a former Oakland Raiders and Atlanta Falcons safety and linebacker, was indicted on charges of conspiracy to violate the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, trafficking of persons for sexual servitude and three counts of violating the Street Gang Terrorism and Prevention Act.
Prosecutors allege that Johnson held a leadership role in a street gang called LOTTO, an acronym for Last One To Take Over, according to WAGA-TV in Atlanta.



