Five men are facing charges after an undercover teen sex trafficking investigation in Miami, authorities said.

The Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office Human Trafficking Task Force and Miami Police Department’s Special Investigations Section had posed as a mother to offered her daughters, ages 13 and 15, for sexual services in exchange for money, arrest reports said.

The five suspects agreed to pay for sex and when they showed up at a hotel for the encounter they were taken into custody by tactical officers, the reports said.

“I knew it, I knew, I knew that it was this,” one suspect kept repeating in Spanish as he was taken into custody, the reports said.

When the suspect’s duffel bag was searched officers found 18 condoms, 7 different lubricants and lotions, adult toys and bondage restraints, among other items, the reports said.

Another suspect said he’d never engaged in that type of activity before and “requested forgiveness,” the reports said.

The five face charges including human trafficking, records showed.

A 75-year-old man has been detained after Miami-Dade deputies say he shot and killed his son after a domestic dispute in Palmetto Bay.

This happened, according to investigators,  at approximately 4:49 p.m. in the area of SW 168th Street and 92nd Avenue.

When deputies arrived, they found the elderly man, who had not yet been identified, and immediately detained him for questioning.

Afterwards, they conducted a security sweep and found an adult male, 47, suffering from an apparent gunshot wound.

Deputies say this isn’t the first time they have responded to the home.

“We have responded to this particular residence in the past due to mental health-type incidents,” MDSO PIO Detective Argemis “AC” Colome said.

Deputies say the dispatcher heard a dispute happening over the phone during the 911 call, but it’s unclear what led to the shooting and who was having the mental health crisis.

“The individual who shot was the father, and the male deceased on the scene was the son,” Colome said. 

Neighbors reacted to this family tragedy with shock. 

“So sad, a little bit concerned cause maybe you’re, you know, you’re staying somewhere, and you don’t know what’s actually happening at the other houses,”  Giorgos Kollilekas, who lives in the area, said.  

Colome said that there is no danger to the community as this was the result of a domestic dispute. 

“There’s always help, please, there’s a lot of hotlines, there’s a lot of numbers. You can call us. At the end of the day, getting help early can mitigate situations like this,” Colome said. 

No other information has been released, including the identities of those involved or what caused the dispute.

The investigation is ongoing.