Loudoun Sheriffs Bust Nationwide Prostitution Ring

LOUDOUN COUNTY, Va. (WUSA) - Loudoun County Sheriffs say a suspected nationwide prostitution ring was uncovered by a nearly one-month long investigation by the Sheriff's Office. Yul Na, 37, of Leesburg allegedly operated the ring out of a residence in the 43000 block of Sherbrook Terrace.

Police say the ring operated under the name CSH Entertainment, and posted ads on several websites including Craigslist, Adult Friend Finder, and Backpage. The ring allegedly offered service from 400 women across the country.

Na was arrested Friday and has been charged with felony prostitution charges punishable by imprisonment for 2 to ten years and a fine of up to $100,000. Police say Na is also wanted out of California for failure to appear in court in another case there. Police say the investigation is continuing. Further charges against Na are pending in Loudoun County and further arrests are expected.

Na is being held without bond at the Loudoun County Adult Detention Center. The Loudoun County Sheriff's Offices Criminal Investigations Division and the Vice/Narcotics Unit began the investigation in January after receiving information of a possible prostitution ring.