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Wild Oats founder charged after child prostitution sting
Michael Gilliland resigns as CEO of Sunflower Farmers Market
PHOENIX — The founder of two chains of natural foods grocery stores has resigned after he was arrested in a child prostitution sting in Phoenix.
Sunflower Farmers Market CEO Michael Gilliland was accused of soliciting sex online with someone who identified herself as an underage girl. He faces a charge of felony child prostitution.
Gilliland resigned from Sunflower, which has locations in seven states. He also founded Wild Oats Markets Inc., which was acquired by Whole Foods Market in 2007. Wild Oats was founded in 1987 with the purchase of Crystal Market in Boulder, Colorado. [Edit E Bathfire: Crystal Market was re-named Wild Oats Vegetarian Market in 1992.]
Gilliland was one of eight men arrested Thursday in the sting.
Sunflower said he told the company he believes he is not guilty. He could not be reached Saturday on his cell phone.
Michael Gilliland resigns as CEO of Sunflower Farmers Market
PHOENIX — The founder of two chains of natural foods grocery stores has resigned after he was arrested in a child prostitution sting in Phoenix.
Sunflower Farmers Market CEO Michael Gilliland was accused of soliciting sex online with someone who identified herself as an underage girl. He faces a charge of felony child prostitution.
Gilliland resigned from Sunflower, which has locations in seven states. He also founded Wild Oats Markets Inc., which was acquired by Whole Foods Market in 2007. Wild Oats was founded in 1987 with the purchase of Crystal Market in Boulder, Colorado. [Edit E Bathfire: Crystal Market was re-named Wild Oats Vegetarian Market in 1992.]
Gilliland was one of eight men arrested Thursday in the sting.
Sunflower said he told the company he believes he is not guilty. He could not be reached Saturday on his cell phone.

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