Federal Raid at Dallas Strip Club Leads to Multiple Arrests and Seizures

Law enforcement officials executed a search warrant at Chicas Bonitas Cabaret in Dallas, uncovering evidence of human trafficking and illegal employment. The operation resulted in the detention of 41 undocumented immigrants, with 29 suspected of working unlawfully at the venue.

During the raid, authorities seized approximately $30,000 in cash and numerous business records as part of ongoing investigations. Notably, several individuals detained have prior criminal convictions, including offenses such as assault, DUI, and prostitution. Highlights include:

Julios Cesar Martinez, 47, has three previous convictions for assault causing bodily injury and driving under the influence.
Victor Manuel Manzano-Ramirez, 47, entered the U.S. twice illegally and has prior DUI convictions.
Genaro Diaz-Perez, 44, convicted of prostitution.
Juan Carlos Salas Medina, 30, accused of entering the U.S. illegally ten times. He has convictions for aggravated assault, drug possession, and DUI.

Gustavo Rojas-Garda was previously convicted of driving under the influence. — Gustavo Rojas-Garda had prior DUI convictions.

Genaro Diaz-Perez had a previous prostitution conviction. — Genaro Diaz-Perez has a history of prostitution conviction.

Julios Cesar Martinez convicted of assault and DUI. — Julios Cesar Martinez has been convicted three times for assault and DUI.

One suspect, Medina, and others face additional federal charges for illegal entry and employment violations. Authorities also confiscated nearly $30,000 in cash and various business documents as part of their investigation.

Raid on Dallas strip club where over 40 illegal immigrants were detained. — Over 40 illegal immigrants were detained during the raid at a Dallas strip club.

Officials emphasize their commitment to combat human trafficking. An agent involved remarked on the collaborative efforts to dismantle the suspected operation and identify potential victims.