Director of Content for Alabama’s NIL Collective Arrested In Human Trafficking Operation

By Larry LeoJul 27, 20269:17 amDiscuss the story5
On Friday afternoon, local news networks reported that Aaron Suttles, the content director for the ‘Yea, Alabama‘ NIL group, was arrested along with 15 others as part of a human trafficking sting...
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According to local station 12 WSPA, Suttles was charged with soliciting prostitution and claimed he paid $100 to engage in sexual activity. He was booked into the Shelby County Jail and later released on $1,000.

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Suttles spent several years with The Tuscaloosa News, where he helped the paper win a Pulitzer Prize for breaking news reporting on a tornado in April 2011. He also covered the Crimson Tide football program for the outlet as well as nationally for The Athletic until 2023.

At that point, Suttles left The Athletic and joined ‘Yea, Alabama” where become the director of content and regularly contributed to the organization’s website. The website has since removed Suttles’ bio and any content produced by him.

‘Yea, Alabama’ later confirmed that Suttles had been suspended while an internal investigation is underway.
(brobible)
Originally published on SECRant.com
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Stinger_10665 min
I wonder if he used donations to the collective to pay for his blow jobs.
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Hangit22 min
I wish they would quit calling prostitution human trafficking. It sounds like kidnapping and forced to bang Arab princes, and shite.
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Rex Feral30 min
GTFO. Paying $100 for a whore doesn't sound the same as being accused of human tracking?
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IM_4_LSU2 hours
wow
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Uga Alum3 hours
WTF?
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