LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The Department of Public Safety and Arkansas State Police have joined to launch a new webpage providing resources for human trafficking victims in Arkansas. Officials with the agencies said the launch will help with the state’s mission to support victims and educate the public on recognizing the signs of human trafficking. The webpage features a county resource map and a way to report potential trafficking to the ASP. “Preven…

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Department of Public Safety & Arkansas State Police launch statewide webpage to provide resources for human trafficking victims

Arkansas Department of Public Safety officials on Friday launched a webpage intended to make reporting suspected human trafficking easier and guide survivors of human trafficking to resources in their county, a Friday news release states.

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In honor of National human trafficking prevention month, the state is working towards ending trafficking in Arkansas with a new resource website

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Arkansas State Police launch new website for human trafficking victims

ARKANSAS —The Department of Public Safety (DPS) and Arkansas State Police (ASP) have launched a new website dedicated to assisting victims of human trafficking.  “I signed an Executive Order in my first few months in office to prevent human trafficking because no Arkansan should face the horror of this terrible crime,” said Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders. “The working group that Executive Order brought together played a key role in developing t…

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Arkansas launches statewide human trafficking resource website to support victims

Col. Mike Hagar, right, Secretary of Public Safety and Director of Arkansas State Police, answers questions about Sen. Bart Hester’s Freedom of Information Act bill during a Senate committee hearing in September 2023. At left is Allison Bragg, Secretary of the Department of Inspector General. (Photo by John Sykes Jr. /Arkansas Advocate)Days after Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders named public safety as one of her priorities for the 95th General Assemb…

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Arkansas police announce human trafficking resource in line with governor’s legislative goals • Arkansas Advocate

LITTLE ROCK — The Department of Public Safety (DPS) and Arkansas State Police (ASP) have launched a new webpage dedicated to assisting victims of human trafficking. The launch coincides with National Human Trafficking Month, emphasizing the state’s commitment to supporting victims and educating the public on recognizing signs of human [read more...] The post Arkansas Launches Webpage to Aid Human Trafficking Victims appeared first on NEA Report.

Department of Public Safety & Arkansas State Police launch statewide webpage to provide resources for human trafficking victims

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