OAKLAND — A local resident has been sentenced to two years of probation for a pandering charge that started with an undercover police sting at a waterfront hotel, court records show.
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Reginald Norfleet pleaded no contest to pandering and was sentenced to probation in July. The terms include a 10-year stay away order from the woman he was pimping, according to court records.
Norfleet, 26, was initially charged with pimping after bringing a 20-year-old woman to a hotel on the 1700 block of Embarcadero in Oakland. The 2025 sting involved undercover Oakland officers responding to prostitution ads and arranging to meet women at the hotel then, with a team standing by to make arrests if suspected traffickers arrived, according to court records.
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Norfleet posted bail and was free while the case was pending, records show. As part of the plea deal, he was also formally sentenced to one day in jail that he already served on the day of his arrest.
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