PHOENIX (AP) - An Arizona man accused of forcing a 16-year-old girl into prostitution has been convicted of child sex trafficking.
The Arizona Attorney General's office announced Tuesday a jury returned a guilty verdict for 30-year-old Robert Hood on 11 counts.
He was also convicted of sexual exploitation of a minor, money laundering and conspiracy.
Phoenix police say Hood found the girl on the streets and made her serve as a prostitute for six months.
Detectives located her at a hotel.
They say Hood controlled her by recording her in a sexually exploitative manner.
Hood is scheduled to be sentenced Nov. 1.
He faces up to 171 years in prison.
