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Law enforcement officials say they disrupted two suspected human trafficking operations yesterday, detaining 45 people across Trinidad in one of the country’s largest coordinated crackdowns to date.
In the early hours, the Ministry of Homeland Security’s Counter Trafficking Unit (CTU), supported by multiple law enforcement branches, executed Operation G-Ride at a residence on St Vincent Street, Tunapuna.
Officers found 17 individuals—12 women aged 18 to 26, two men, one 16-year-old girl and two babies. All were Venezuelan nationals except for one baby, who is Trinidadian.
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