>>35609

So this article says the police OPENED A MASSAGE parlor in order to lure people in to be arrested. These people arrested aren't trafficker's, they're duped customers roped in by false advertising.

The "other side" of trafficking is the police doing something like this and it mis-characterizes the trafficking problem. They need to go after the assholes bringing people over in shipping containers and the pedophiles.

This isn't good police work. It's just a hype story.

Go find a real trafficker for chrissakes.

>>36165

This is just a sweep of johns. The police pay to have this kind of press published to justify their budgets and look tough. You see this in the U.S. as well. Here's how to spot these puff pieces:

1. lurid headline - the "sex trafficking" and "major" etc …. something "big happened"

1. the people arrested are customers. They're probably casual johns.

1. the number of police involved are severely outsized for the result. How many police does it take to arrest NINE people nationwide. That's nothing. That's just a good night of drunk arrests around the country.

I'm tired of this crap. And you should be too.

>>36301

The "most prostitutes are branded and murdered" line of thought is usually inspired by "reality based police shows".

Wait until the amount of money police departments are spending on police propaganda shows comes into the light.

People are going to be shocked.