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Nine Men Arrested in Prostitution Crackdown in Greenacres

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In effort to combat an ongoing prostitution and drug problem in the immediate area of the 3600 block of South Military Trail, in Greenacres, police arrested and charged nine individuals on charges of soliciting another to commit prostitution. Mug shots via Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office. Two were not available.

GREENACRES, FL – Nine men were arrested and face charges in connection with soliciting prostitution during a crackdown in Greenacres. Police say the operation was designed as an effort to combat an ongoing prostitution and drug problem in the immediate area. 

According to police, the below individuals were arrested on the following charges:

  • Julio Argueta-Osorio, 20, soliciting another to commit prostitution.
  • Dionel Gonzalez, 16, soliciting another to commit prostitution. (No mug-shot photo available)
  • Rene Hernandez, 50, soliciting another to commit prostitution.
  • Makindy Pierre, 32, soliciting another to commit prostitution.
  • Edgar Hernandez, 26, soliciting another to commit prostitution.
  • Luis Aviles, 26, soliciting another to commit prostitution.
  • Leon Hill, 31, soliciting another to commit prostitution.
  • Leonel Munoz, 19, soliciting another to commit prostitution. (No mug-shot photo available)
  • Steven Berezuk, 54, soliciting another to commit prostitution.

Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office said the operation was conducted in the area around the 3600 block of South Military Trail, in Greenacres.

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