A Warren man pled guilty to human trafficking a young girl who he set up "dates" for online, according to prosecutors. Prosecutors said he also used violence against her. WWJ's Luke Sloan has more (Photo credit: Getty Images/Comstock, inside of an American courtroom).

A Warren man pled guilty to human trafficking a young girl who he set up "dates" for online, according to prosecutors. Prosecutors said he also used violence against her. WWJ's Luke Sloan has more (Photo credit: Getty Images/Comstock, inside of an American courtroom).

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Warren man pleads guilty to human trafficking a young girl

The Tigers have added a baseball classic to the fan experience.  WWJ's Jeremy Otto explains (Photo Credit: WWJ)

The Tigers have added a baseball classic to the fan experience.  WWJ's Jeremy Otto explains (Photo Credit: WWJ)

Baseball classic returns to Comerica Park

It's a good to be an investor. The stock market finished the day at an all time high and over 40,000 for the first time ever.  Oakland University Business Professor Michael Greiner talked with WWJ's Luke Sloan (Photo Credit: Mike, Getty Images). 

It's a good to be an investor. The stock market finished the day at an all time high and over 40,000 for the first time ever.  Oakland University Business Professor Michael Greiner talked with WWJ's Luke Sloan (Photo Credit: Mike, Getty Images).

Stocks surge, Dow Jones finishes above 40,000 for first time ever

70 years after the Supreme Court outlawed racial segregation in schools in its Brown versus Board of Education decision, a new report shows black students in Michigan still don't have access to equal educational opportunities.  Dr. Jen DeNeal of The Education Trust-Midwest talked with WWJ's Greg Bowman about the report (Photo Credit: Global Stock/Getty Images).

70 years after the Supreme Court outlawed racial segregation in schools in its Brown versus Board of Education decision, a new report shows black students in Michigan still don't have access to equal educational opportunities.  Dr. Jen DeNeal of The Education Trust-Midwest talked with WWJ's Greg Bowman about the report (Photo Credit: Global Stock/Getty Images).

Warren man pleads guilty to human trafficking a young girl

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