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Human Trafficking

Victim Witness Advocate and Law Enforcement Coordinator Specialist Skrepcinski attended the New Mexico Attorney General’s Human Trafficking Task Force meeting on April 6th, 2017. The task force focuses on working with law enforcement to help trafficking victims with resources and not arrest victims/sex workers.

Updated January 20, 2021
Topic
Human Trafficking
Component
USAO - New Mexico

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