CLEVELAND — Authorities are asking for the public’s help in finding 49-year-old Harry Randolph, a suspect who is facing “17 felony charges involving human trafficking, drug trafficking and firearms.”
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost’s Office released details Thursday morning, saying Randolph was indicted on Sept. 18 in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court on six felony counts related to human trafficking.
“He also is charged with seven felony counts related to drug trafficking, including drug possession and corrupting another with drugs,” according to a press release.
Yost’s office says Randolph was indicted three months prior on four felony counts in Cuyahoga County for allegedly possessing a weapon under disability and receiving stolen property.
Authorities note that Randolph is also known by the following names:
- Damon
- Chip
- Twin
Yost’s office says the Northeast Ohio Human Trafficking Task Force had received information that Randolph was “operating a human-trafficking ring” and is known to frequent Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, New York City and Atlanta.
Anybody with information about his location or the case is urged to call the Northeast Ohio Human Trafficking Task Force at 216-443-6085 or contact Crime Stoppers in Cuyahoga County at crimestoppers@cuyahogacounty.us.
On Thursday in the Flats, the Collaborative to End Human Trafficking held its annual benefit dinner, emceed by 3News' Monica Robins. Bryant McCray spoke to representatives and survivors about their mission.