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MIAMI -- A year-old South Florida boy is facing sex trafficking charges after being accused of selling a year-old girl on social media. Miami Springs police officers were called to the Runway Motel on Tuesday night to check on a teenage girl who had run away from home after a family dispute, the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office told news outlets. A family member told investigators that they thought the girl had gone to the motel and was being sold for sex by a teenage boy. The person directed the officers to a social media site.

Kyle Steven Bahner is accused of filming two other students who were in the middle of sex in a closed bathroom stall at Harrison High School in Kennesaw. A year-old Georgia boy has been charged with a felony for allegedly secretly recording a video of two other teen students in the middle of sex in a school bathroom last week, PEOPLE confirms. Bahner allegedly reached over the bathroom stall and began to record the pair from above, the warrant states. He then shared the video with his friends and soon it spread throughout the school via social media and platforms, authorities claim.

Parents, social critics, and many young girls themselves deplore it, but sex sells, so advertisers and entertainers use it to attract audiences. They use it without the regulation or social pressures that once were restraining forces. And they use it without censorship, which hardly anyone favors.

Between TBH to be honest and lit, it's nearly impossible to keep up with the lingo that teens are using on their smartphones. Unfortunately, more and more code words are popping up that allow teens to secretly send vulgar message even under the watch of their parents. Luckily, there's a list for parents to keep track of to stay in the loop. According to the Daily Mail , the Humberside Police in the United Kingdom handed out a sexting code sheet cheat to worried parents to help protect their children from secretly exchanging explicit messages. Although we haven't seen a copy of it, the Daily Mail and other news sites say the sheet contains acronyms like "IWSN" meaning "I want sex now" and "PAW," which is used to alert message receivers that parents are watching.