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Survivor Shares Story of Trafficking

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    February 28, 2016
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A survivor shares her story.  Her name is Sharee…

There is a $60 million estimated profit from the commercial sex business every year in Denver.  A video features Sharee who is a trafficking survivor.  She was rescued in 2012 from a hotel on Colfax Avenue in Denver when she was only 16 years old.  She tells her audience:  “There are children walking down the street right now praying that either an officer or a john stops them. A john means they’re one step closer to being done for the night; a police officer means they’re safe.” 

Sharee emphasizes the importance of everyone recognizing  the signs of human trafficking.  Just one phone call to authorities can save a teenager.  Know the hotline number.  Keep your eyes open.

To read the article, click on the link below.

http://denver.cbslocal.com/2016/02/25/survivor-shares-courageous-story-about-human-trafficking/

(credit: CBS)

(credit: CBS)

 

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