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North Carolina woman, mother-in-law sex-trafficked 3 minors to help pay for man’s jail bond: prosecutors

North Carolina residents Brianna Wright, 26, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for sex-trafficking three minors, and her mother-in-law, Tanya Fuentes, 56, was ordered ...
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Cumberland County rolls out state’s first human-trafficking court

Cumberland County, NC officials are taking steps to fight back by creating the first statewide human trafficking court. The court will also provide resources to ...
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Anti-trafficking legislation would offer post-conviction relief to survivors

Unlike the portrayals popularized by Liam Neeson’s 2008 film thriller, human trafficking victims are rarely snatched during vacation getaways or from coffee shops, and they ...
AwarenessNorth Carolina

Advocates: Sex trafficking more common than known

“We have children who have been trafficked,” said Rhonda Morris, who is in her 20th year as executive director of Kids First. “This is something ...
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Raleigh Man Held 14-Year-Old In ‘Sexual Servitude,’ Arrest Warrant Says

K.R. Rudolph of Raleigh, N.C. is charged with felony human trafficking child victim, felony sexual servitude by using a 14 yr. old child victim and ...
AwarenessNewsNorth CarolinaPolitics

Hardister Crafting Legislation To Combat Human Trafficking

tate Rep. Jon Hardister is drafting legislation for introduction in 2019 that’s meant to help prevent school-age children from falling victim to human trafficking – ...
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Part One: We have a sex-trafficking problem. The numbers don’t begin to tell the story

WILMINGTON — The latest statistics put North Carolina as 8th in the nation for human trafficking cases, which include sex trafficking. But what those numbers ...
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Part two: Who are the victims of sex trafficking? ‘Look around,’ experts say, they’re everywhere

WILMINGTON — The majority of sex trafficking victims may never be identified, but those cases that do get the attention of law enforcement and advocacy ...