Five child trafficking ‘victims’ discovered in Scotland during major probe with 38 people arrested
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dailyrecord.co.ukhuman trafficking have been discovered in Scotland by police. Officers taking part in a National Crime Agency -led investigation as part of Project Aidant have now safeguarded the youths after they were identified last month.
Around 100 potential victims across the UK have been identified while 38 arrests have been made in connection. The major operation, which also took place across Europe, involved 19 police forces across the country as well as Border Force, British Transport Police and the DWP.Of those arrested, 18 were for child criminal and drug related exploitation, 11 were for sexual exploitation, while the rest were for a variety of offences including domestic servitude, labour exploitation and general trafficking.Although the.
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