Norcross Man Ming Zhang, Charged With Trying To Sell Immigrant
FLORENCE, Ala. -- A Norcross man is being held on $250,000 bond in Florence, Ala. after being accused of trying to sell an immigrant to a business as a laborer.
Florence police Detective Justin Wright said 49-year-old Ming Zhang was charged last week with second-degree human trafficking.
He was being held at the Lauderdale County jail on Wednesday.
Wright said Zhang apparently brought the 25-year-old man, who is from Honduras, to Florence with the promise that he would get the man a job.
Wright said apparently a dispute between the two erupted and the man got out of Zhang's car and called 911.
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