A Minnesota cheerleader prostituted a younger high school student through online advertising. After completing one transaction, the "cognitively delayed" 16-year-old tricked into prostitution blanched at full on sex for money. 

Hopkins High School in Minnesota was the scene of the manipulative hijinks of 18-year-old cheerleading senior, Montia Marie Parker.

Parker is the Minnesota cheerleader who prostituted one of her younger cheerleading teammates.

She faces felony charges of sex trafficking and promoting prostitution involving a 16-year-old fellow classmate who is described by her mother as "cognitively delayed."

The 16-year-old had mentioned she was trying to make some money, and Parker sent her Facebook and text messages about how she could make money having sex.

The older Minnesota cheerleader than requested the 16-year-old send pictures of her and she posted those on Backpage.com, listing her own phone number. 

The Minnesota cheerleader had become a pimp.

She initially pimped out the girl by driving him to a man's house where the 16-year-old performed fellatio on the man for $60.

After she completed her demeaning task, she gave the $60 to Parker and the senior Minnesota cheerleader deposited it in the bank.

Then the Minnesota cheerleader upped the stakes by calling the High School and pretending be the girl's mother so she could get the 16-year-old girl out of school the next day.

The Minnesota cheerleader drove her young streetwalker-in-training to another man's house, but finally the "cognitively delayed" 16-year-old drew a line.

She refused to have sex with the client the Minnesota cheerleader had set up for her. 

The complaint filed said the Minnesota cheerleader, Parker, told her young prostitute, "You'll be fine -- I didn't drive up here for nothing, and eventually you will need to have sex."

MyFoxTwinCities reports the FBI received information about the complaint in March and followed up with the 16-year-old and her mother shortly thereafter.

The Minnesota cheerleader, Parker, who prostituted out her fellow classmate, is free on a $50,000 bond.

"In responding to this incident, we followed our discipline and safety policy, which includes permanently removing a student from campus," the district said in a statement.