Retired money manager Howard Rubin and his former assistant, Jennifer Powers, were arrested on sex trafficking charges. The indictment alleges they operated a decade-long network, transporting women for commercial sex acts and using a "sex dungeon" with BDSM equipment. Rubin allegedly engaged in non-consensual and injurious acts, with both spending over $1 million to maintain the operation. Powers also faces bank fraud charges. The indictment details the trafficking of six women, some transported across state lines for prostitution.

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