Police Arrest ‘Cinnamon’ in Prostitution Sting

A Jamaica Plain woman known as “Cinnamon” was arrested Monday night in Roxbury prostitution sting.

Shannon-Lynn Quigley, 35, also known as “Cinnamon,” faces prostitution charges after she agreed to terms with an undercover police officer Monday night.

Police learned that a female prostitute was working out of 131 Eustis St. in Roxbury. Officers got Quigley’s phone number from someone leaving the premises, according to a Boston Police blog post.

Quigley told officers she charged $100 per hour for “everything,” according to the post. Police learned she was renting a room from Nathan Andrews, 75, of Roxbury, also known as “Fard Ahmed,” for $20 for two hours.

Officers confirmed Quigley’s identity at an arranged meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday night. Upon entering, Quigley put a 2-by-4 piece of wood between doors in her apartment to keep them from opening. The officer told her he had half of her fee in the car, at which point the officer signaled to other officers to move in and make the arrest, according to the post.

Andrews was also arrested and charged with allowing the premises to be used for immoral purposes.

The Orchard Gardens Safe Street Team assisted with the arrest.