Anthony Donnell Solomon, 22, was arrested Wednesday for his alleged involvement in "pumping parties."
A Northwest Miami-Dade man has been charged with practicing medicine illegally at so-called ''pumping parties,'' in which women gather in private homes or hotel rooms to get shots of silicone to make their buttocks larger.
The Florida Department of Health announced the arrest of Anthony Donnell Solomon for the unlicensed practice of a healthcare profession, a third-degree felony punishable by up to five years in prison and/or a $5,000.00 fine.
In early May, state investigators learned Solomon was providing cosmetic procedures for women in the Miami-Dade area, according to the press release. State and county investigators then set up a fake pumping party at a local hotel and arranged for Solomon to attend. He was arrested after he agreed to inject an undercover Miami-Dade detective.
Solomon has never been licensed in any capacity by the Florida Department of Health, the state said.
The Department of Health warned that silicone injections ``can be extremely harmful and can potentially cause serious infections. Anyone who has obtained them from Solomon is strongly encouraged to seek immediate medical attention.''
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