Ga. Law Enforcement and Nonprofit 'Demand An End' to Child Sex Trafficking
The underground commercial sex economy has surpassed the illegal gun trade as the second largest black market in the country, second only to drugs.
January 11, 2018 at 05:57 PM
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Attorney General Chris Carr announced Thursday that his office is partnering with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and nonprofit organization Street Grace to target the commercial exploitation of children for sex.
The initiative, called “Demand An End,” targets customers in the domestic minor sex trafficking market, which the groups called “DMST.”
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