From Jamie
Human trafficking is happening right in grocery stores. Scammers approach shoppers with stories about being hungry or needing food for their children, asking them to buy items from their carts. After contact, victims often feel sick or dizzy—signs they may have been targeted for trafficking. This threat isn’t just in big cities; cartels have expanded operations across Canada, including small towns in the north and south. Stay alert and protect yourself and your community.
Regina
Saskatchewan
Canada
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