Tanja Gammon [left] and her daughter Darcel are locked up on prostitution and other charges in the Osceola County jail. The mother and daughter team  from New Jersey were busted by cops in Florida after the set up shop in a motel

Police Arrest Mom-Daughter Hooker Team

Tanja Gammon, 57 and daughter Darcel, 31, arrested on prostitution and other charges in the Osceola County 

Court records show the traveling ‘service providers’ were visiting from New Jersey, carrying fake ID’s

 

A mother-daughter prostitution team is behind bars following their arrest in an undercover sting launched by Florida police, court records show.
thesmokinggun reported that cops set up the sting after spotting a backpage.com ad placed by a “SeXy MILF” with an “Awesome Attitude & Personality” who enjoyed performing oral sex without a condom, a cop called to arrange a $100, 30-minute encounter with “Tamara.”
According to a charging affidavit, “Tamara” directed the undercover officer to a Motel 6 in Kissimmee. The online ad claimed “Tamara” was 38 and that she hated “the taste of Latex.”
When the officer arrived at the motel Tuesday afternoon, he was greeted at the door by Tanja Gammon, 57, who “was wearing lingerie.” After retrieving a condom from her purse, Gammon pulled the undercover cop’s hand towards her crotch and said, “You got to make sure I don’t have a dick.”
As the cop waited for a takedown team to barge into the room, Gammon “kept grabbing my underwear until she briefly exposed my penis,” noted Officer Ramy Yacoub. While being arrested, Gammon yelled, “I didn’t take the money yet, I didn’t take the money yet! So it really doesn’t matter!”
Upon entering the motel room, officers discovered that Gammon’s daughter Darcel, 31, had been inside the locked bathroom. “Darcel was also dressed in lingerie” and it was “clear that she was inside the bathroom listening and looking out for Tanja.”
The Gammons, turning tricks together at the Motel 6, apparently alternated as each other’s lookout and security. As she was being driven to jail, Darcel told an Osceola County Sheriff’s Office deputy that she “knew I was a cop and that I called her first but she knew better than to call back.”