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A Memphis, Tennessee woman has been arrested after allegedly posting pictures of her 5-year-old daughter performing a wax job on a nude woman.

On Monday, the Memphis Police Department arrested 30-year-old Jasmine Moss and charged her with child neglect.

The department’s Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force was alerted on Feb. 15, to images that went viral on social media, depicting a minor performing a wax job on a nude woman.

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Jasmine Moss booking photo (Shelby County Jail)

In the affidavit acquired by Fox News Digital, police claim Moss identified the young girl as her daughter in an Instagram post, boasting that the child waxed 24 clients in period longer than eight hours.

Police received several complaints about the images posted to Moss's Instagram account, which has since been taken down.

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Moss used the Instagram page to promote her hair removal services, police said, and three images in one of her posts showed the young girl applying wax to exposed pubic areas of adults.

The Memphis Police Department said in a post on X that it was conducting a joint investigation with the Department of Children's Services.

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Friendswood Police Department is asking for victims of what they call the "viral TikTok Door Knock challenge" to come forward. (iStock)

The department also urged the public to not screen save or forward any of the images of the young child waxing adults to police or anyone else, and to not download or upload the images in any way.

Additional complaints about the incident, police said, should be directed to The Center for Missing and Exploited Children at 1-800-843-5678.

The investigation into the incident is ongoing.

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Anyone with information about the matter is encouraged by police to call Crime Stoppers at 901-528-CASH to leave an anonymous tip. Any tips leading to the arrest and conviction could be eligible to receive a cash reward.