Crime
Police arrest 177, rescue 109 human trafficking victims in US
Security operatives made a stunning breakthrough in hunting human traffickers in Ohio, the United States of America.
The Attorney General of Ohio, Dave Yost, disclosed that a combined team of law enforcement and social service agencies in an Operation Autumn Hope, arrested 177 human traffickers, rescued 109 victims of human trafficking in the state.
The Attorney General stated that the was made successful by the collaboration of over 50 of law enforcement and social service agencies earlier in the week.
Dave Yost had declared: “A threat to justice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.
“What you do to least of these, you’ve done it to me.”
It was highlighted that the U.S. Marshals in the operation, cleared 76 missing and exploited children cases; 45 children were said to be physically recovered while others were found to have returned home on their own.
It was added that most of the arrests were made in the Toledo, Cleveland and Columbus areas. In the three counties where those cities reside, 157 arrests were made.
AG Yost said: “The success of Operation Autumn Hope is measured not only in the number of arrests but in the lives that were rescued from this evil. “Every agency on this team looks for the day when no person is bought and sold in Ohio. Don’t buy sex in Ohio!”
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