SF real estate mogul charged in undercover online predator sting
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San Francisco real estate investor Reuben Teague, a former Prudential executive, was charged by the SF District Attorney in an undercover online child-sex sting after allegedly messaging with undercover officers posing as minors; he was arraigned on two felony counts of meeting a minor for lewd purposes and three related misdemeanors, pleaded not guilty, and is jailed as prosecutors highlight a broader operation that also resulted in four other arrests.
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