Macon Media was contacted last night by Terri Morrow who said her daughter's life was in danger and she felt that law enforcement wasn't doing anything to help her and she felt she had no other alternative left to her than making a sign and holding it up on the street so others would know what was happening.
She spent about three hours at the corner of Main street and Iotla Street on Saturday holding a sign that read:
Addict/Daughter Trafficked/Beaten By: The Cuban
Macon Media asked her why she was out on the sidewalk holding a sign and what she thought she could accomplish.
This is her answer.
Terri: "I'm out here because this man is going to kill my daughter, I'm out here because the police know that he is prostituting her.
They have admitted that to me and they have done nothing. This man has been dealing here for years."
Macon Media: By police you mean the police department or sheriffs department?
Terri: "The sheriff's department." She added that she has spoken to the Sheriff and to another officer at the sheriff's office. She said, "I have asked them to please help."
She added that she didn't believe they were going to help, so this is her only alternative. If this gets her killed, then she is willing to trade her life for her daughter's life.
As she was leaving to go meet someone, she added, "I'm not stopping until he gets me, or they (law enforcement) gets him."
She posted this message to her friends on Facebook last night:
*Edit:* If you hear of anything happening to me after I begin this, please know it will be by him, his buyers, or his people above him.
When you see me walking around town holding a poster board, say a prayer. My daughter is an addict and is being trafficked and beaten regularly by "the Cuban". All the police and addicts know who he is. Hopefully questions will start being asked and people will start talking. I'm fed up. Im not sitting on my hands while she is beaten to death.
Macon Media has reached out to the Sheriff earlier this afternoon and other enforcement agencies for a response and those will be posted when they are received.
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Published at 5:16pm on Saturday, January 2, 2020