Two juveniles rescued as Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office arrests over 100 in human trafficking sting

SACRAMENTO (US Media Group) — A sweeping two-day operation led by the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office has resulted in the arrest of more than 100 individuals involved in human trafficking and prostitution, while also rescuing two juveniles from the sex trade.Dubbed Operation FAFO, the sting was part of a coordinated effort by law enforcement agencies to combat the growing issue of human trafficking and exploitation within Sacramento County. During the operation, undercover officers posed as both buyers and sellers to identify and apprehend those engaged in illegal activities. The crackdown primarily focused on individuals exploiting vulnerable people for commercial sex, with a heightened emphasis on safeguarding minors caught in the web of prostitution. The initiative successfully identified and rescued two 16-year-old girls who were being trafficked.“The successful outcome of this operation is a testament to our commitment to protect our community from exploitation and to serve as a deterrent against human trafficking,” said Sheriff Scott Cooper. “This sting sends a clear message to those involved in the illegal sex trade: we are dedicated to justice for victims, particularly our most vulnerable.”The operation, in which over 100 arrests were made on charges ranging from prostitution to trafficking, involved collaborative efforts from...