Carl Sprayberry — a former Democrat candidate for Georgia’s 139th House District — has been arrested as part of a sweeping, multi-agency child sex trafficking operation known as “Operation Lights Out.”
The sting, conducted between April 25 and April 28, resulted in the arrest of 19 suspects accused of attempting to exploit children online, according to WTVM.
Sprayberry, 32, who once ran for state office and publicly called for the assassination of President Donald Trump in a social media post, is among those charged with human trafficking.
In February 2025, Sprayberry tweeted:
“Donald Trump has committed an act of High Treason. Should Congress refuse to take action, he will be killed by the people, as per the Second Amendment’s existence.”
He followed up with another chilling post, implying that a Secret Service agent “should shoot him,” referring to President Trump, and declared, “It’s time to kill Trump.”
Statements like these are not just dangerous—they are criminal. Sprayberry should have been immediately arrested by the Secret Service. How someone openly threatening a President remained free — until now.
The operation, a joint effort by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI), the Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office, and the Georgia Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, targeted individuals arranging to have sex with minors after explicit online communication.
Also arrested were illegal aliens and foreign nationals.
FULL LIST OF SUSPECTS ARRESTED according to WRBL: (All charged with Human Trafficking or related child exploitation crimes)
• Carl Sprayberry, 32, of Columbus, Georgia, charged with Human Trafficking.
• Isael Alvarez, 43, of Columbus, Georgia, charged with Human Trafficking and subject to an ICE Detainer.
• Marquise Anderson, 37, of Seale, Alabama, charged with Human Trafficking.
• Darnell Brooks, 40, of Box Springs, Georgia, charged with Human Trafficking.
• Roger Burkes, 62, of Columbus, Georgia, charged with Computer or Electronic Pornography and Child Exploitation Prevention Act of 2007.
• Javious Davenport, 30, of LaGrange, Georgia, charged with Human Trafficking.
• Kevin Edosmwan, 38, of Atlanta, Georgia, charged with Computer or Electronic Pornography and Child Exploitation Prevention Act of 2007.
• Jonathan Evans, 46, of LaGrange, Georgia, charged with Human Trafficking.
• Galvin Latrell Gordey, 44, of Pittsview, Alabama, charged with Human Trafficking.
• Muhammed Gwandu, 68, of Ontario, Canada, charged with Human Trafficking and subject to an ICE Detainer.
• Gene Melner, 37, of Palatine, Illinois, charged with Human Trafficking.
• Greggory Corbitt Meeks, 45, of LaGrange, Georgia, charged with Human Trafficking.
• Colton Lee McLamb, 23, of Valley, Alabama, charged with Computer or Electronic Pornography and Child Exploitation Prevention Act of 2007.
• Zidarius Poole, 21, of Columbus, Georgia, charged with Computer or Electronic Pornography and Child Exploitation Prevention Act of 2007.
• Hunter Salmi, 22, of Phenix City, Alabama, charged with Computer or Electronic Pornography and Child Exploitation Prevention Act of 2007.
• Marco Antonio Santos Chavez, 30, of Fort Payne, Alabama, charged with Human Trafficking and subject to an ICE Detainer.
• Anthony Seldon, 34, of Columbus, Georgia, charged with Human Trafficking, Fleeing and Attempting to Elude, Reckless Driving, and Willful Obstruction of Law Enforcement Officers.
• Cameron Shelley, 25, of Columbus, Georgia, charged with Human Trafficking.
• Jungmok Shin, 33, of Phenix City, Alabama, charged with Human Trafficking.
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