Human Trafficking Survivors: New Releases

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2022

Arrest made in Human Trafficking Investigation, Luz Adriana Gonzalez Valbuena, 40, Photograph Released

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Arrest made in Human Trafficking Investigation, Andrew "Hot Boy Ryda" Pothiers-Grant, 21

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Arrests made in Human Trafficking investigation, Man and woman facing six criminal charges, Photographs released

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2021

Arrests made in Human Trafficking investigation, Man and woman facing six criminal charges, Photographs released

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Arrests made in Human Trafficking Investigation, Two men face 32 criminal charges, Photographs released

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Arrest made in Human Trafficking Investigation, Sean Jason Ross, 31

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Arrest made in Human Trafficking investigation, Rose Hejazi, 22

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Arrest made in Human Trafficking Investigation, Dylan Dolman-Kencher, 20

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Man wanted in Human Trafficking investigation, Jamaal Koehler, 27

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Toronto Crime Stoppers Community Safety Success in 2020

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2020

Arrests made in Human Trafficking Investigation, Man and Woman face numerous charges, Photographs released

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Man faces 16 charges in Human Trafficking investigation, Marlon Downey, 26, Photograph Released

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Project Sunder Dismantles Eglinton West Crips 114 Arrests, 800 Criminal Charges, Photographs Released

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Arrest made in Human Trafficking Investigation, Roldy Pierre, 26, Police concerned there may be more victims

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Arrest made in Human Trafficking Investigation, Steve Coelho, 38, Police concerned there may be more victims

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Human Trafficking Investigation, Project "One Six", Ten men, including one police officer arrested

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Human Trafficking Investigation, Woman arrested

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Arrest made in Human Trafficking Investigation, Man faces 18 new criminal charges, Photograph released

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This Project has been made possible by a grant from the Government of Ontario

The Toronto Police Service Human Trafficking Team would like to thank the Government of Ontario for providing the provincial support to complete this guide for Survivors of Human Trafficking.

The Human Trafficking Team would also like to thank all of the community partners, who provided their thoughts and feedback on this project. Your desire to share your wisdom, experience, and insight helped create this guide and bolster our ability to assist Survivors of Human Trafficking and their families.

By collaborating with our government and community partners, we can continue to take proactive steps towards prevention-based awareness that protects those impacted and acknowledges the severity of the issue in our communities.

A teenage girl wearing a grey sweat-shirt is staring straight ahead. There is a male adult standing behind her. He is grabbing her arm in an effort to pull her into the backseat of the vehicle behind him. Through the driver-side window you can see an young woman on her cell-phone, staring at the man and the teenager. The words 'can you see me?' are over the image, but their transparency allows the image behind them to be visible.

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In case of Emergency please call: 911
Toronto Police Service non emergency: 416-808-2222
Human Trafficking Enforcement Team: 416-808-4838
Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline: 1-833-900-1010

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