But, even more importantly, about caring humans
who are helping them escape to new life:
OUT OF THE SHADOWS:
As human trafficking becomes more visible on the Central Coast, authorities are collaborating
in an unprecedented way to prosecute abusers, help victims, and end the cycle.
By Joe Payne
Photo by Jayson Mellom
Illustration by Alex Zuniga
May 18, 2016, marked a grim milestone in Santa Barbara County, as a Santa Maria jury found Humberto Carranza and Cameron Jones guilty of several counts of trafficking of a minor for sex....
Contact Arts Editor Joe Payne at jpayne@santamariasun.com.
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RISE UP!
Support law enforcement, behavioral wellness helpers, and writers such as Joe Payne who are standing up against the darkness of injustice, abuse, human trafficking, and prostitution.
Work for human rights,
Daniel Wilcox
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