布里斯班性工作者Shauntelle Elizabeth Went因涉嫌利用互联网招募16岁以下人士进行性交易而被起诉，已被法院裁定进行地区法院审判。[1]法官Belinda Merrin维持了警察报告中的条件。[1]
Went被指控与前联邦银行高管Christopher James McCann合谋。[1]McCann现年50岁，被指控与Went合谋试图获得两名14至15岁女童的性服务，但这两名女童最终未进入酒店房间。[1]Went还因两次违反保释条件而被控。[1]McCann已于去年7月保释后两天在黄金海岸死亡。[1]
Shauntelle Elizabeth Went, a Brisbane sex worker, has been committed to stand trial in the District Court after being charged with using the internet to recruit girls under 16 for sexual services [1]. Went faces additional charges of breaching bail conditions on two occasions [1].
The case involves allegations that Went conspired with Christopher James McCann, a former federal bank executive, to solicit sexual services from two girls aged 14 to 15 [1]. According to the evidence, the two minors did not ultimately enter a hotel room at a five-star Brisbane establishment where the alleged arrangement was to take place [1]. McCann, aged 50, was released on bail in July but died on the Gold Coast two days later [1]. Judge Belinda Merrin upheld the police bail conditions imposed on Went during the committal proceedings [1].