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Woman charged with human trafficking! Four victims rescued

Woman charged with human trafficking! Four victims rescued

A woman has been charged with various human trafficking offences following a police search warrant executed on last Thursday.
The woman has been identified as 37-year-old Pockwood Pond resident, Genette Colastin.

She was one of three persons arrested but the other two were released. According to a media release from the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) on Saturday, four persons who are believed to be victims of human trafficking from another island were rescued. They are now in the hands of the Immigration Department.

“Human trafficking also known as modern day slavery is a problem all over the world. If you have any suspicion of human trafficking, I urge you to call Crime Stoppers anonymously on 800 8477,” said Police Commissioner Mark Collins while commenting on the arrest.

Meanwhile, the RVIPF said these latest arrests and charges are part of a major investigation into human trafficking in the territory. It comes weeks after former Speaker Julian Willock was arrested by the police on suspicion of the same offence.

His communication devices were seized as police investigate the embattle former Speaker.
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