The number
of human trafficking cases in Michigan increases each year, but a new
set of anti-trafficking laws is attempting to reverse the trend.
Police uncovered a recent trafficking case almost
by accident, as Tresa Baldas reported for the Detroit Free Press. While
investigating an identity theft case in March, they entered a suburban
Detroit home and found child pornography, a woman chained to a pole by
the neck, and evidence of a web-based sex trafficking operation,
prosecutors say.
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