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14 Aug
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Sex Traffickers often force other young girls to lure away young girls.

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08/2021
14 Aug
Solved Cases

It takes a community working alongside law enforcement to stop sex trafficking of kids in the Bay Area.

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08/2021
14 Aug
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Traffickers even go after kids in rehab

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08/2021
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“It was comforting to know I could call their investigative team 24/7”

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08/2021
14 Aug
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Often times, homeless women are forced into sex trafficking

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08/2021
14 Aug
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Boys are also at risk for sex trafficking

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01/2022
14 Aug
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Pimps are canvassing middle schools, promising young girls Chanel bags if they “just do them one favor.”

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08/2021
14 Aug
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Daliyah was living with sex traffickers until she ran away and we helped her into a new life.

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08/2021
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Childhood trauma can ruin a life.

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08/2021
14 Aug
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In the shadowy world of sex trafficking, pimps often use underage boys to lure younger girls.

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08/2021
14 Aug
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“I truly do not believe Ellie would have been found without Special Operations”

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08/2021
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A helping hand at the right time can drastically alter the trajectory of a girl’s life.

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“We were hostages in our own house. Pimps were waiting for us outside. Police could not help. Special Operations sent in a car and moved us to a nice, safe place.”
Victim and her mother
“She was so scared her pimp was going to find and kill her. Special Operations let us know he was already serving 30 years in jail. Knowing this information saved her life.”
Victim’s friend
“Special Operations offered to buy her clothes and other necessities to help her transition to a safe home.”
Executive Director of a local safe home
“The girls are often too trusting, believing the man is their boyfriend, and even the most engaged parents may not realize what is going on until after tragedy strikes.”
Victim Advocate
“THERE ARE NO WORDS. I CAN’T THANK YOU ENOUGH FOR FINDING MY DAUGHTER.”
MOTHER OF A MISSING 15-YEAR OLD
“Just knowing that folks cared enough to hire private investigators to find our daughter kept us going…no parent should have to go through this…”
JENNY’S MOTHER
“Special Operations helped me get my stolen car back and file a restraining order against the trafficker. I was too scared to call the police because I was afraid I’d be arrested for prostitution or lose my job if anyone found out.”
Sex-trafficking survivor
"There is NO WAY she'd be safe right now if it were not for Special Operations."
Law Enforcement individual
"Thank God for Special Operations!! Jasmine would never have been saved without them!”
Jasmine’s mother
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