Considering the 2 agents killed in FL as we're leading up to the super bowl, I was curious if any human trafficking arrests were made before prior super bowls.
Check this out… October 2015 Denver
Super Bowl was also on 2/7/16
“Human trafficking is a monstrous and devastating crime that steals lives and degrades our nation,” said Attorney General Loretta Lynch. “As a result of the FBI’s outstanding coordination and exemplary efforts alongside state and local partners during Operation Cross Country, more children will sleep safely tonight, and more wrongdoers will face the judgment of our criminal justice system. The Department of Justice will continue to aggressively and persistently fight this heinous crime, and to hold its perpetrators accountable to the fullest extent of the law.”
Operation Cross Country IX is the largest in the nine-year (?????) history of the initiative, with 53 FBI field offices and 73 Child Exploitation Task Forces, which include federal, state and local law enforcement agencies, taking part in the operation in 135 cities across America, including Colorado and Wyoming. Nationwide, more than 500 law enforcement officials, including investigators and officers from federal, state, and local law enforcement organizations, conducted both “in-call” and “out-call” operations in hotels, casinos, truck stops, and in other areas known to be frequented by both prostitutes, sex-traffickers, and their customers.
https://www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-offices/denver/news/press-releases/denver-task-force-recovers-most-children-from-trafficking-in-nationwide-sting