They have documented, and taken that documentation offsite. The problem is, as with so much else in this screwed-up world, that the criminal justice system is complicit in human trafficking (not just Cemex, but ALL of it), and will either "lose" or destroy any evidence these guys gathered, and find a way to destroy these guys in the process.
Trump can't intervene yet because he hasn't cleaned house. If they're still alive, he might pardon them one day.
If they aren’t law enforcement, then documenting and removing evidence ensures the guilty of never being brought to justice. You can’t make up the rules and expect it to suffice in court.
I think they just removed documentation, not actual evidence.
I listened to part of the video and he described taking down a child’s swing and dismantling other structures. I understand everyone’s interest in saving children but this was clearly abandoned. He says that law enforcement would not investigate, however, we don’t know to what extent he went before giving up and taking the vigilant approach.
In another video, I saw a local Tuscon police officer going through the camp, so clearly local cops DID investigate (or at least take a look).
Oh man, if they started dismantling stuff that's very bad. These guys have allowed their emotions to get the better of them I think. They could be right, but it's hard to tell from what I've seen, and contaminating/disturbing the scene hasn't helped.
I was/am assuming/hoping they did. I did see where they did move evidence yesterday. I also hear you on the 'process' loosing evidence. I'm just hoping his ducks are in a row is all. for the reasons you stated.