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OPERATION BREAKING CHAINS: 29 Victims Rescued, 363 Human Trafficking Arrests In Florida
Today, the Florida Sheriffs Association (FSA) Task Force released the results of Operation Breaking Chains, a strategic initiative in 16 Florida counties that focused on reducing human trafficking throughout the state and prosecuting those responsible for trafficking individuals. During this month-long operation 29 victims were recovered, 31 traffickers were identified, and a total of 363 arrests took place during the Task Force Operation Breaking Chains.
“Amplifying the safety on our roads and waterways is crucial for all Floridians, including our children, and those who visit the Sunshine State,” said FSA President and Gilchrist County Sheriff Bobby Schultz. “The dedicated enforcement of state laws that deal with businesses suspected of human trafficking and online operations will help to keep us all safe.”
The following are the statewide totals:
16 total Sheriff’s Offices participated in the month-long operation.
29 victims recovered
31 traffickers identified
4 traffickers arrested
324 interdiction stops made both highway and waterway
4 victims rescued for interdiction stops
Over 1,000 hours doing knock and talks at multiple business locations
363 total arrests
7,591 social media and sign messages distributed
33 non-government community-based organizations assisted during the operation
“I want to thank FSA President Sheriff Schultz for his leadership of the FSA and this operation as well as the 16 counties that participated in this important operation,” said Pasco County Sheriff and chair of the FSA Task Force Chris Nocco. “The goal, as always, is to protect victims. I credit the unique approach this operation took to its success. We not only focused on arrests but surrounded victims with resources that will be impactful in the future and allow us to break the cycle of human trafficking while also holding those responsible.”
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