Mohammed Younis was said to have been at the flat in Kingsland, Arleston, when the 16-year-old was paid £50 by her customer.
At Wolverhampton Crown Court today Younis was jailed for two and a half years after admitting a charge of facilitating child prostitution four years ago.
As Younis had been on a monitored tag while on bail and had spent time on remand, he was set to be released almost immediately.
Younis, who now lives in Birmingham, was also banned from working with children for life.
An allegation of conspiring with another man to facilitate child prostitution will lie on file.
Mr Simon Davies, defending, said Younis’s marriage had failed.
At Wolverhampton Crown Court today Younis was jailed for two and a half years after admitting a charge of facilitating child prostitution four years ago.
As Younis had been on a monitored tag while on bail and had spent time on remand, he was set to be released almost immediately.
Younis, who now lives in Birmingham, was also banned from working with children for life.
An allegation of conspiring with another man to facilitate child prostitution will lie on file.
Mr Simon Davies, defending, said Younis’s marriage had failed.
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