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Regina police arrest Calgary man accused of trafficking woman for two years
Police say the six-month Project Anchor probe led to eight charges after investigators traced alleged trafficking across western Canada.
- On May 27, 28-year-old Abdoulaye Gadjiko made his first appearance in Regina Provincial Court following his May 20 arrest in Calgary, facing eight charges including human trafficking and money laundering.
- Regina Police Service investigators launched the six-month investigation, dubbed 'Project Anchor,' last December after receiving a tip about a woman being trafficked in the sex trade across western Canada.
- More than 30 officers from the Regina Police Service Vice Unit, Calgary Police Service, and Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team collaborated on the case, searching four residences, one business, and a vehicle in Calgary.
- Regina Police Chief Laurel Marshall stated that human trafficking investigations are "extremely complex, most often cross borders and require extensive collaboration between agencies," emphasizing victim safety as the priority.
- Police encourage anyone with related information to contact their local service, while the Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline provides support 24-hours a day at 1-833-900-1010 for those seeking assistance.
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Abdoulaye Gadjiko faces multiple charges, including human trafficking, money laundering, and failing to comply with court conditions.
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