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From the Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General: Supporting Law Enforcement’s Anti-Human Trafficking Work

Human trafficking is a global security threat that threatens the safety of communities. It is a massive criminal industry fronted by fraudulent businesses built on the slave labor of victims we pass e...

Informer

Informer: November 2020

The Informer breaks down three studies for law enforcement leaders to help keep them up to date. This month’s topics are common themes and suggestions for addressing labor trafficking, the “hidden...

Human & Civil Rights

Sex Trafficking and Vice

The traditional role of the vice unit within law enforcement agencies is to investigate vice-related crimes such as prostitution, gambling, bookmaking, pornography, and problems associated with alcoho...

IACP@Work

IACP@Work: Supporting Anti-Human Trafficking Task Forces

Due to increased state and federal attention to human trafficking, law enforcement agencies are making progress to support victims and hold traffickers more accountable. Many jurisdictions have devel...

Crime & Violence

Multidisciplinary Environments and the Power of Collaboration: Strengthening Community Safety through Police, Financial Sector, and Government Partnerships

It is safe to say policing has changed drastically over the span of three centuries. Anyone close to the science of policing will explain that this change has been codriven by emerging populations and...

IACP@Work

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From the Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General: Supporting Law Enforcement’s Anti-Human Trafficking Work

Informer: November 2020

Sex Trafficking and Vice

IACP@Work: Supporting Anti-Human Trafficking Task Forces

Multidisciplinary Environments and the Power of Collaboration: Strengthening Community Safety through Police, Financial Sector, and Government Partnerships

IACP@Work: Turning the Focus Toward Labor Trafficking—IACP’s Investigations and Prosecutions Training

Perspectives: Shift in LE’s Response to Vulnerable Populations

Research in Brief: Identifying and Interacting with Victims of Sex Trafficking