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Foley Woman Arrested For Selling 14 Year Old Girl For Sex

News Staff • August 13, 2023

Arrest warrant states Martinez-Ordonez was selling the minor for $500 for purposes of sex.

Foley woman selling 14 year old for sex

Melissa Pastor Martinez-Ordonez of Foley, Alabama, was booked into Escambia County jail for an alleged case of child abuse and human trafficking.


The 38 year old woman was booked into the jail on August 11th and is being held on a $770,000 bond.


According to an arrest warrant, around Feb. 24, a Florida Department of Law Enforcement agent was contacted by a Homeland Security investigator regarding an ongoing investigation into human trafficking. During the investigation, special agents determined that Melissa Pastor Martinez-Ordonez allegedly sold a 14-year-old female for sex and child pornography. The warrant states that Martinez-Ordonez was selling the minor for $500 for sex and pornography purposes.


She has been charged with:

Felony Health and Safety Of A Minor

Felony Cruelty Toward A Child

Public Orders Crime


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