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Watch for signs of human trafficking, if you see it, report it
Recognizing the signs of Trafficking
Recognizing the signs of Trafficking
LOOK FOR THE FOLLOWING INDICATORS:
Is the person accompanied by someone who seems controlling?
Is the person allowed to speak for themselves?
Signs of physical abuse, such as bruising, burns, or branding such as name tattoos on the face or chest, tattoos about money or sex
The person seems overly fearful, tense, or paranoid.
Clothing inappropriate for the weather.
Not in possession of their identification documents
A minor unaccompanied at night who falters in explaining who they are with and what they are doing.
Works long or excessive hours or always available on demand.
A person who lives in a "massage" business or Is not free to come and go.
Community Meetings are held on the 3rd Monday of each month
6:30 pm
YMCA (Firley) 525 Ellis Blvd, Jefferson City, MO
Downstairs in the Conference Room.
Be sure to sign in at the front desk!
Looking forward to July, we have our Community Meeting on Monday, the 20th, featuring guest speaker Diana Haines.
Diana Haines is the Director of Anti-Trafficking Operations at the Missouri Attorney General’s Office, where she leads statewide efforts to combat human trafficking. She has served the State of Missouri for 16 years, including four years with the Missouri Attorney General’s Office. She works closely with law enforcement, prosecutors, victim advocates, and community partners to provide training, strengthen collaboration, and enhance outcomes for victims of trafficking across Missouri. If you want to learn how MO has increased its efforts and how that effects you or your agency, you won't want to miss this.
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