Slavery No More

We trained over 300 Police Chiefs, Officers, and Detectives, Sheriffs, and Sheriffs Deputies, and State Troopers, from 7 states, on Human Trafficking and Human Trafficking investigations. Slavery No More also conducted extensive ongoing sex- and labor-trafficking investigations on behalf of law enforcement in three states and one State Attorney General's Office. That investigation, to which Slavery No More has dedicated over 1,500 man hours, led to the preliminary recovery of three minor victims of labor trafficking, and now spans 7 states, involves over 40 suspected traffickers, over 100 suspected victims, the FBI, Homeland Security Investigations, the IRS, the Department of Labor, and that state's Attorney General's Office. Due to the sensitive nature of these undercover investigations, no additional information will be available. That said, due to the U.S. State Department's TIP Report citing increased investigative capacity as a top need for combating human trafficking in the United States, Slavery No More is continuing to prove the model of building investigative capacity for law enforcement by providing teams of experienced human trafficking investigators, former law enforcement, and former military operators to train, advise, and assist in generating a greater number of human trafficking cases, and that it represents a force-multiplier opportunity to generate more arrests and rescues than would otherwise be possible