Raquel Conrad Kloss, 48, was booked into the Garland County Adult Detention Center in Arkansas at 11:15 a.m. on September 30, 2026, according to the county's public jail roster. The roster lists two charges: promoting prostitution in the second degree, and prostitution, described on the roster as engaging in sexual activity for an expected fee. Both are allegations. Kloss has not been convicted of either and is presumed innocent unless and until a court finds otherwise.

The roster lists a bond of $10,000 on the promoting prostitution charge and $5,000 on the prostitution charge. It names the Garland County Sheriff's Office as the arresting agency on both and Division I Circuit as the court. No court date and no disposition are recorded for either charge. Booking is an administrative step that records an arrest; it is not a finding that any offense occurred.

The roster does not publish a statute section for either charge. The descriptions below are general legal context drawn from the Arkansas Code, not citations taken from the booking record, and they are not findings that any element of an offense has been met.

Arkansas Code § 5-70-105 defines promoting prostitution in the second degree as knowingly advancing or profiting from prostitution by managing, supervising, controlling or owning, alone or with another, a house of prostitution or a prostitution enterprise involving two or more prostitutes. Upon conviction, the code classifies it as a Class A misdemeanor.

Arkansas Code § 5-70-102 defines prostitution as engaging in, or agreeing or offering to engage in, sexual activity in return for or in expectation of a fee. Upon conviction, the code classifies a first offense as a Class B misdemeanor and a second or later offense as a Class A misdemeanor. The booking record does not say whether any prior offense is alleged.