Sheriff deputies rescue 3 trafficking victims from Gwinnett extended stay motels

In a successful operation against human trafficking, Gwinnett County sheriff deputies rescued three teenagers who had been reported missing. The operation was executed by the TRACE (Trafficking and Child Exploitation) Unit, which specializes in combating human trafficking and child exploitation cases. The rescue took place near extended stay motels, a setting often associated with such criminal activities. Channel 2 Gwinnett County Bureau Chief Matt Johnson was on-site to cover the operation, emphasizing the significance of the event in the fight against trafficking. Following their rescue, the teens are receiving immediate mental and physical care to support their recovery.

This case draws attention to the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement in addressing human trafficking issues within communities. The successful rescue of these teens serves as a reminder of the importance of vigilance and community involvement in combating such crimes. Authorities are urging anyone with information related to human trafficking to come forward and assist in the fight against this pervasive issue.