17 Georgians arrested in human trafficking sting involving 26 states

More than a dozen Georgians are now facing charges after being arrested during a multi-state trafficking sting.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation says they participated in “Operation Wrong Room,” which is part of the national “Operation Coast to Coast.”

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“Operation Coast to Coast” spanned 26 states from Maine to California and aimed to help identify trafficking victims across the countries.

While serving two arrest warrants, law enforcement officers seized $255,000 from suspected traffickers.

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Over that period of time, 17 people in Georgia were arrested.

  • Siow Ding Chan, 57, of Alpharetta, GA – charged with pandering
  • Idelbrando Jose Vargas Ballestero, 34, of Grayson GA – charged with pandering
  • Larry Bruce Moyer, 41, of Duluth, GA – charged with pandering
  • Roberto Martinez, 29, of Willacoochee, GA – charged with pandering
  • Stewart Notice Jr., 27, of Fayetteville, GA – charged with pimping
  • Joe Anthony Obboye, 25, of Duluth, GA – charged with pandering
  • Carlos Anaya Carrasco, 30, of Atlanta, GA – charged with pandering
  • Daniel Strycek, 25, of Las Vegas, NV – charged with pandering
  • Melissa AnnMarie Stombaugh, 32, of Akron, OH – charged with violation of the Georgia Controlled Substances Act
  • Ashley Alexander, 35, of Winston, GA – charged with violation of the Georgia Controlled Substances Act
  • Lindsay Roberts, 25, of Midway, GA – charged with pimping and violation of the Georgia Controlled Substances Act
  • Thomas Piper, 56, of Woodstock, GA – charged with pimping
  • Brendan Ahn, 35, of Alpharetta, GA – charged with pimping
  • Christopher Horne, 35, of Decatur, GA – charged with pimping
  • Jeffrey Li, 28, of Lawrenceville, GA – charged with pandering
  • Marco Gamboa Lopez, 39, of Tucker, GA – charged with pandering
  • Justin Sanders, 23, of Decatur, GA – charged with pandering

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