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OKC SEX TRAFFICKER & REGISTERED SEX OFFENDER GETS ONLY 4-YEARS IN PRISON, VIOLATES PAROLE & ONLY GETS 10-WEEKENDS INSTEAD OF FULL REVOCATION.
KYAN ‘KYLAN’ LETRAIL GILMORE (32)
(SE 74TH AND SHIELDS AREA, OKC, OK)
Back in June of 2014, Kylan Gilmore (25) was arrested by OCPD VICE for pimping out a 17-year old female out of the Best Western Saddleback Inn on SW 3rd in OKC.
Below is a video Gilmore posted from around that time…
Gilmore was booked into the Oklahoma County jail on criminal complaints of human sex trafficking and aiding prostitution. His bond was originally set at $100,000.
A few days later Gilmore was formally charged in Oklahoma County with one felony count of human sex trafficking.
On Nov. 21, 2014 Gilmore’s bond was reduced to $0 and he was released on house arrest.
Less than a month later Gilmore had violated the conditions of his release and a warrant was issued for his arrest.
Back in custody, Gilmore’s bond was raised back to $100,000.
Below is a News9 report regarding Gilmore’s arrest and his victim’s efforts to post his bail through more prostitution…
Below is a video JohnTV’s Brian Bates recorded of Gilmore, back in custody and back in court…
In April of 2015 Gilmore pled guilty to one felony count of human trafficking. Even though Oklahoma law clearly says he is to serve 5 to life, DA David Prater agreed to only 4 years in prison - Of which, Gilmore served only 3 before being released back on the streets in 2018 with 16-years of probation and sex-offender registration.
In April of 2020 an application to revoke Gilmore’s probation was filed because he had not reported to his probation officer, had changed addresses & failed to comply with sex-offender registration.
On Jan. 4, 2021, Gilmore pled guilty and was only sentenced 10-weekends in jail, even though he faced up to 20-years.