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FBI SF leads nationwide sex trafficking sting, rescues over 200 victims

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The FBI and its partners located 141 adult victims of human trafficking. Agents and investigators also identified or arrested 85 suspects with child sexual exploitation and human trafficking offenses. The average age of victims located during Operation Cross Country was 15.5, while the youngest victim discovered was 11 years old.

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Sex-Trafficking Crackdown Leads To MD, Nationwide Rescues

The FBI located 84 children, including 37 actively missing, in a nationwide sting. In Maryland, 11 trafficking victims were rescued.

2 years ago·United States

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Denver Post

Nearly two dozen sex trafficking victims rescued in Denver metro area during national FBI operation

Over a three-day period, 11 child victims and 11 adult victims of sexual exploitation were recovered in the Denver area in the FBI’s Operation Cross Country.

2 years ago·Denver, United States

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KTLA 5

9 human trafficking victims rescued during FBI sting in SoCal

Nine potential human trafficking victims, including five minors, were rescued during an FBI sting in Southern California, authorities announced Wednesday. “The FBI-led initiative focused on identif…

2 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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FBI: 28 teenagers rescued in Georgia in national sex trafficking operation

Four people were arrested and 28 teen victims were rescued in Georgia during an FBI-led operation that focused on child sex trafficking over the past two weeks.

2 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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FBI SF leads nationwide sex trafficking sting, rescues over 200 victims

The FBI’s San Francisco office announced the results of a coordinated nationwide human trafficking sweep this month, which included dozens of arrests and the discovery of over 200 child and adult victims, some of which were in the Bay Area.

2 years ago·Philadelphia, United States

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