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Law enforcement officials in South Florida are rethinking the way they investigate sex trafficking cases. They thought the problem was an imported one — that the victims were being brought into the state from places such as Asia and South America.
While in some case that is true, authorities discovered they actually have a home-grown problem — one much bigger than they imagined.
From the Here & Now Contributors Network, Wilson Sayre of WLRN reports.
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- Wilson Sayre, reporting fellow at WLRN. She tweets @WilsonSayre.
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