A human trafficking operation was recently conducted in connection with World Cup matches. The operation resulted in several arrests and the rescue of victims. Seven individuals were taken into custody, including a man from Greenacres.
The Broward Sheriff's Office was involved in the sting operation. Further details about the operation and arrests can be found through CBS12, the source of this information. The operation rescued 10 victims of human trafficking.
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