New allegations emerged Tuesday at the arraignment of a former Livermore police officer accused of engaging in prostitution with the teenager at the center of a sprawling law enforcement sexual exploitation case.
Jasmine Abuslin, also known as Celeste Guap, appears to have been a victim of child sex trafficking. The now 19-year-old said she had sex with some 30 officers in the last couple of years, and that some of those encounters occurred before she turned 18.
The Alameda County district attorney alleged that 49-year-old Daniel Black took the teen to restaurants in April, then had sex with her in his motor home in Berkeley and Albany parking lots.
The former officer faces five misdemeanor counts for lewd conduct in a public place, engaging in an act of prostitution and giving alcohol to a minor.
Black did not show up for his arraignment in Oakland, but his attorney, Fatima Silva, entered a not guilty plea to the charges. She also asked the judge to waive bail because Black, with a daughter and a home in the Bay Area, poses no flight risk.