Sex Slavery accusations in nearby Coffee County ends with guilty pleas

Jun 19, 2014 at 08:20 pm by bryan


A Tullahoma woman and man are facing 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to exchanging sex with her teenage daughter for crack cocaine following their pleas in Coffee County Circuit Court Wednesday.

Kimberly Michelle Breeden and Alvin Avery Overman entered the plea before Coffee County Circuit Court Judge Craig Johnson to seven counts of statutory rape by an authority figure and seven counts of incest each involving Breeden’s daughter in 2011 and 2012. The girl was 13 and 14 years old at the time of the alleged incidents. The two, along with two others were arrested after they were indicted in January 2013.

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Investigators alleged during their investigation that Breeden forced the girl to have sex with Thomas Hickerson of Dicks Street, Tullahoma and Andre Maupins in exchange for crack cocaine. Prosecutors also allege that Breeden took part in the sexual activity. Maupins has already been sentenced to serve 45 days of a two-year sentence on a charge of statutory rape. Hickerson is still facing court proceedings. Overman also had sex with the girl several times.

Police alleged that Breeden often times provided crack cocaine and marijuana for her daughter to smoke as well as providing her with alcohol.

Coffee County Circuit Judge Craig Johnson accepted the plea agreement for Breeden and Overman. Breeden was represented by attorney Josh Powell while Overman was represented by Ed North. Assistant District Attorney Jason Ponder prosecuted the case. Breeden and Overman are to appear in circuit court July 9 to begin their 20 year prison sentences.

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