89 charged in prostitution bust, including school principal






updated 8/31/2012 5:04:20 PM ET


Kathleen High School principal Cecil McClellan was one of 89 people arrested and charged in a major prostitution bust in Polk County, police said.
The police report said McClellan, 49, responded to three ads placed by undercover detectives for sex in exchange for money.
Police said he also grabbed a detective on the buttocks. He was charged with solicitation of prostitution and two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer.
Police also arrested a 32-year-old man who coached little league football.
Police said Brian Cromer, of North Lakeland, had an ad posted on Backpage.com and wanted to charge $100 to have sex with two female detectives.
Glen Kershaw, 39, who told police he is a Jet Blue mechanic from Orlando, was traveling to meet a minor for sex, according to police. He talked online with an undercover detective about having sex with an 11-year-old girl, police said.
Courtney Lane, 23, of Gadseen, Ala., Markisha Moguel, 43, of Mobile Ala., and Maleka Williams, 23, of Memphis, Tenn., traveled to Florida to make money prostituting during the Republican National Convention, police said.
They were charged with offer to commit prostitution. The 89 arrests were made between Aug. 24-30.