NJ holds 2nd annual National Human Trafficking Awareness Day
New Jersey held its second annual National Human Trafficking Awareness Day today as human trafficking continues to be a major priority for state law enforcement. New Jersey's new Attorney General Jeffrey
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Jan 12, 2012, 2:31 AM
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New Jersey held its second annual National Human Trafficking Awareness Day today as human trafficking continues to be a major priority for state law enforcement.
New Jersey's new Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa promised to continue efforts to stop the problem.
At a news conference this afternoon, Holly Smith spoke about how she ran away from her Mount Holly home at 14 and was forced into prostitution by a 31-year-old man.
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