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The training was meant as an elementary primer on what constitutes human trafficking and who is most at risk — not an in-depth session on how to investigate the crimes.
It comes on the heels of a statewide report released in February that pointed to Ohio’s weak human trafficking laws, demand for cheap labor and proximity to the Canadian border make it ripe for illegal activity.
The introduction is especially important since, Kwan said, a new casino planned for downtown would undoubtedly fuel more drug, sex and fraud-related crimes.
He also said the high prevalence of vacant houses in the city, make easy squatting ground for daytime brothels.
However, Kwan warned the officers that they are limited in how they can respond to trafficking offenses because there is no specific law in Ohio that make human trafficking a crime — only tougher penalties for people who commit other crimes, including kidnapping, abduction, compelling prostitution and child endangering.

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