The Metro custodian accused of selling herself for sex with the help of a Metro station manager has accepted a deal from prosecutors to avoid criminal charges.
Pamela D. Goins, 45, of Capitol Heights, agreed to steer clear of being arrested over the next six months and to complete 40 hours of community service within that time in return for a record clear of prostitution charges, her attorney said.
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