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Human-trafficking ring pimped out girls as young as 15



TORONTO - Toronto Police arrested nine people and are on the hunt for one more after busting a national human-trafficking ring that pimped out girls as young as 15.
The accused allegedly recruited vulnerable women from group homes, dance clubs and schools in Ontario, Nova Scotia, Alberta and Edmonton, police say.
The suspects would use social media to meet recruits and later use the Internet to advertise the girls’ services to would-be johns, according to police.
The girls and women ranged in age from 15 to 33. Investigators believe there are others who haven’t come forward.
The suspects, all allegedly affiliated with a gang in northwest Toronto, are accused of luring the victims by befriending them, romancing them, buying them lavish gifts and providing them with alcohol or drugs. The girls and women would then be forced to prostitute themselves and turn over the money to the accused, police said.
The accused allegedly physically assaulted the victims to try to control them.
Marcus Cumsille, 21,

Joel Edwards, 22,

Tyronne Matthews, 20,

Felix Vasquez, 19,

Symisha Murray, 19,

Abdulwahab Sheik, 18,

Kron Christie, 32,

Chanelle Espinosa, 20, and

Shane Hendry, 18, all of Toronto,

face various prostitution, trafficking and drug charges.


Police are on the hunt for Levi Alexander, 19, of Toronto.


 

Nazaroo

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I am a Torontonian.

There are a lot of Cops here and you cannot get away with anything,

especially Speeding.

We have CAMERAS EVERYWHERE

just like the Book and MOVIE 1984

https://youtu.be/fCZBnUt6rZ0

GREAT MOVIE IN BLACK AND WHITE
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Spoiler

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Nazaroo

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This recent bust seems to be following a long awaited trend
that Police Forces in Canada have started, and should be praised for,
namely busting up pedo-rings, human trafficking, and prostitution:



RCMP Bust Canada-Wide Human-Smuggling, Prostitution Ring

The Canadian Press


Posted: 04/01/2015 4:06 pm EDT Updated: 04/01/2015 5:59 pm EDT

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MONTREAL - As many as 500 Asian women were allegedly smuggled into the country to take part in a Canada-wide prostitution ring the RCMP says it has dismantled.
Federal authorities announced Wednesday they'd struck against two major cells of the network in the last five days and arrested six people in the greater Montreal and Toronto areas.
The accused are allegedly part of an Asian-based organized crime ring that operated bawdy houses in Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver.
They face a host of charges including procuring, procuring minors, advertising sexual services and gaining a material benefit from sexual services.
Other immigration-related charges could be laid later as well as serious gangsterism charges.
Police say the alleged victims, mainly from Korea and China, received assistance from a criminal organization to enter the country either illegally through land crossings or with student and visitors visas obtained under false pretences.
They were then controlled and exploited by the prostitution ring and would be put to work across the country, said RCMP Const. Erique Gasse.
Gasse told reporters the women were aware they were coming to Canada to work in prostitution, but were told it would be under decent working conditions.
"They were supported, controlled and exploited by a prostitution ring that operated across Canada," Gasse said. "The victims were exploited for several weeks in one place and then transported across the country to continue the same line of work, still in appalling conditions."
The RCMP hasn't been able to pinpoint an exact number of victims, but said there could be as many as 500.
The contents of computers and cellphones confiscated during 16 police seizures may shed light on a list of clients.
"After a few weeks or months, the girls were returned to their country of origin," Gasse told a news conference at Saint-Hubert Airport, just south of Montreal.
Two alleged ringleaders were arrested and flown to Montreal from Toronto on Wednesday and are to appear in court Thursday. Four others from Montreal and Notre-Dame-de-L'Ile-Perrot, a suburb of Montreal, appeared in court earlier this week.
Two people remain on the lam — a 34-year-old man from Toronto and a 20-year-old woman from Montreal.
Two clients arrested during the operations will also face charges of being found in a bawdy house.
Authorities say they also seized two vehicles and an important sum of cash.


 

OCTOBER23

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Looks like George Orwell was Right , eh ?

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Joel 3:3 And they have cast lots for my people;

and have given a boy for an harlot,

and sold a girl for wine, that they might drink.

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Nazaroo

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Looks like George Orwell was Right , eh ?

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Joel 3:3 And they have cast lots for my people;

and have given a boy for an harlot,

and sold a girl for wine, that they might drink.

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Sadly, this is probably the Motto for Elite homosexual pedo-fraternities of rich jerks.
 
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