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Read moreThe Fairfax County Police Department recognizes Human Trafficking Month. Human Trafficking is a worldwide epidemic and is defined as the recruitment, transportation, transfer or receipt of persons by means of threat or other forms of coercion for the purpose of exploitation. Exploitation includes, but is not limited to, forced prostitution, forced labor or services, forced marriage and even child soldiers
Read moreDetective Bill Woolf of the FCPD Human Trafficking Unit, will present as a part of panel addressing multiple aspects of the human trafficking and teen sex trafficking situation in Northern Virginia (today) Monday, April 27, from 2 – 4 p.m. in Room 1201, Merten Hall, 4441 George Mason Boulevard, Fairfax, VA 22030. Presenters on the panel include: U.S. Representative Barbara
Read moreProtect Your Teen Join us to learn more about the issue of human trafficking in Fairfax County in the West Springfield High School (6100 Rolling Road) auditorium at 7 p.m. on January 28. Detective Bill Woolf, FCPD Human Trafficking Unit, will lead a presentation and will address risk factors, common scenarios and where to go for help. Detective Woolf arrests
Read moreOne year after beginning the Just Ask Prevention Project to help educate and curb teen sex trafficking, Detective Bill Woolf, of the Human Trafficking Unit, offers a brief synopsis of the issue. There is also a new public service announcement that aims to inform and educate teens, parents, and the broader community. This new video was created and produced by Fairfax
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