A multi-agency sex sting in Spring Hill has resulted in the arrest of 10 Middle Tennesseans who law enforcement say were attempting to pay to have sex with minors.

According to a Tennessee Bureau of Investigation news release, the following men were arrested and booked in the Williamson County Jail after law enforcement posted fake online advertisements that claimed to provide commercial sex from minors.

  • Stanley Lewis Jones, Jr., 45, of Thompson’s Station; patronizing prostitution; bond $50,000

  • Austin Glenn Davenport, 29, of Columbia; patronizing prostitution; bond $150,000

  • Carmen Noe Garcia Guox, 34, of Smyrna; patronizing prostitution; bond $100,000

  • Henry Denery Aguilar-Aguirre, 32, of Antioch; patronizing prostitution; bond $98,000 

  • Juan Carlos Aguilar, 24, of Antioch; patronizing prostitution;  bond $98,000

  • Michael McRedmond, 53, of Chapel Hill; patronizing prostitution, manufacture/delivery/sale/possession schedule II drug, possession of drug paraphernalia; bond $9,500

  • Salvador Jiminez De Jesus, 41, of Dickson; patronizing prostitution; bond $100,000

  • Shawn Baker, 41, of Ardmore; patronizing prostitution; bond $100,000

  • Edwin Alexander Veliz, 47, of LaVergne; patronizing prostitution; bond $95,000

  • Selwyn Andre Walker, 25, of Nashville; patronizing prostitution, simple possession, unlawful drug paraphernalia, resisting stop/arrest; bond $105,000

The undercover operation took place on Nov. 16-17 and included the TBI’s Human Trafficking Unit, Williamson County Sheriff’s Department, Spring Hill Police Department, and the 21st Judicial District Attorney General’s Office.