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Human trafficking operation in California
Trafficking Survivors Relief Act signed into law
15-year-old disappears after meeting someone on Roblox
Dealing with deepfakes/AI generated images
Trafficking: SFO training all frontline employees, Lawsuit against motels
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Operation 'Stand on Demand' nets 120 arrests in
California related to human trafficking
SAN DIEGO — California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Monday the results
of Operation "Stand on Demand," a statewide human trafficking enforcement effort
that resulted in 120 arrests across multiple counties.
The joint operation, coordinated by over 18 law enforcement agencies, occurred from
January 19 to 24 and targeted sex buyers and traffickers. Of those arrested, 87 were
charged with loitering, 25 with solicitation, and eight with pimping and pandering,
according to the California Department of Justice.
LINK TO ARTICLE
M illion Kids Insights: This was part of the annual statewide human‑trafficking
enforcement effort in California and ran January 19–24, 2026. It resulted in the 120
arrests across multiple counties and a renewed focus on reducing demand for
commercial sexual exploitation. The operation targeted sex buyers, traffickers, and
locations known for exploitation, while also identifying and supporting victims. The
youngest victim was 12-years-old.
The operation was the first major enforcement action in California using Assembly Bill
379, which:
• Re‑criminalized loitering with intent to purchase sex (misdemeanor).
• Imposes felony penalties for soliciting sex from 16‑ or 17‑year‑olds (who had been
excluded from an earlier bill). and
• Establishes a Survivor Support Fund.
Trump Signs Law Giving Human Trafficking Survivors A
Path To Clear Records
President Donald Trump on Friday, January 23, signed into law legislation creating a
federal process for human trafficking survivors to seek relief from certain criminal
convictions and arrest records tied directly to their exploitation.
The White House said Trump signed H.R. 4323, the “Trafficking Sur v iv ors Re lie f
Act,” which “establishes a process to allow human trafficking victims to file motions to
vacate their convictions and expunge their arrest records for certain criminal offenses
committed as a direct result of their being trafficked.”
LINK TO ARTICLE
M illion Kids Insights: The signing of this bill is a major victory for survivors of
human trafficking in the U.S. and a critical step toward restoring justice for those who
were forced or coerced into committing non-violent crimes as a direct result of
their exploitation. Survivors of human trafficking often carry criminal records for
non‑violent offenses they were forced or coerced to commit while being exploited. The
Act creates a clear federal process to help survivors defend themselves during
prosecution and clear past convictions tied directly to their trafficking.
It allows survivors to present evidence early in a prosecution showing that the alleged
offense(s) happened as a direct result of being trafficked. This gives them a legal
pathway to avoid being punished for crimes their traffickers compelled them to
commit. If they can show that the non-violent crimes were a direct result of the
trafficking, they can then petition the court to vacate convictions, and expunge the
arrest records. (Side note: it does not apply if any of their victims were children.)
Survivors often describe criminal records as a “second sentence” that follows them
long after escaping exploitation. This new law recognizes a fundamental truth that
victims are not criminals and It gives survivors a real chance to rebuild their lives
without the shadow of coerced criminalization.
Missing Long Island boy, 15, may have traveled to NYC
to meet with someone he met on Roblox: report
A missing Long Island teen was last seen at Grand Central Terminal two plus weeks
ago — and police now believe he planned to link up with someone he met on a
popular online game, his worried mother said.
Thomas Medlin, 15, was reported missing after leaving the Stony Brook School
campus around 3:30 p.m. on Jan. 9 and running to the Stony Brook Long Island Rail
Road Station, where he caught a train to the Big Apple, according to the Suffolk
County Police Department.
LINK TO ARTICLE
M illion Kids Insights: Meeting new people online is very common for young people.
They don't always understand the dangers or risks if they take it a step further
and meet in person. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC)
has reported that their CyberTipline data shows that approximately 1 in 4 to 1 in 3
children involved in online‑enticement cases go on to meet the offender
face‑to‑face. This is an approximate 28% figure and it reflects cases where a child
was contacted online by someone with sexual intent, and the child did meet the
offender offline at least once.
In many cases the predators will use "skins" or "loot box" giveaways in games like
Roblox or Fortnite to initiate contact, build trust and an emotional attachment. (FYI:
skins are digital outfits that change how a character, item, weapon or Avatar looks.
Some are limited edition or rare.) These items function like digital currency and status
symbols inside the game world. Kids, especially tweens and younger teens, often
value these items which make them powerful tools for manipulation. Once a child has
accepted the "gift", there is a sense of obligation to the giver and the predator may
use it as leverage.
The predator may test the boundaries by asking for small "favors". An example might
be to voice chat or to send a photo. The predator is looking to see if the child will
comply. Each time the child complies, there is often a reward given. The requests can
then become more and more risky for the child, but the child is caught in the cycle of
complying and receiving rewards. Over time this can lead to a request for explicit
imagery or an in-person meet-up.
We don't know if this is what happened with Thomas specifically, but we do know that
online exploitation through gaming often happens this way.
Kids who are online playing games need to know:
✔ Never accept gifts from people you don’t know offline and if someone offers gifts,
tell a trusted adult.
✔ Gifts should never require secrets, photos, or moving to private chats on other
apps.
✔ Block and report anyone who pressures or manipulates you into doing something
for a reward.
✔ Parents should check in‑game friends lists and gift histories for anything
suspicious.
As a closing note, Thomas remains missing as of this writing. Anyone with information
is urged to contact Fourth Squad Detectives at 631‑854‑8452 or call 911.
When the Image Isn’t Real:
Addressing AI-Generated Explicit
Photos
Sexually explicit photos are appearing more often in
educational environments. Whether the images are real
(authentic) or fake (synthetic, including AI-generated or
“deepfake”), the harm they cause can be significant.
When authentic or synthetic images are created and
distributed without the consent of the individual
depicted, they constitute Non-Conse nsual Intimate
Image ry (NCII), a form of Image -Base d Se xual
Abuse (IBSA).
LINK TO ARTICLE
M illion Kids Insights: If you have children, have you asked their school
administrators, or the school district, if they have a policy (and consequences) for
producing and distributing authentic or deepfake images of classmates? Many do
not. A May 2025 report said that 50 percent of teachers reported they had not
received any state or district guidance on how to handle student reports of such
incidents (govtech.com). Equally important: does the school or district have a
procedure to assess, report and contain these types of incidents; providing support
and safety for targeted students; interacting with law enforcement; applying student
discipline; and setting up communication protocols.
As a parent you need to know if the school or school district would try to keep it quiet,
or would be willing to bring in law enforcement. On the other side of it, do your kids
know that having an explicit image of a minor on their phone is breaking the law (even
if consensually provided - like a boyfriend or girlfriend)? And if they share it, they
could be charged with a crime. Here's what to tell your child if they were to ever
receive such an image:
1. Don’t touch the image
No saving, sharing, forwarding, screenshotting, or deleting.
Even if you didn’t ask for it, handling it can create legal problems.
2. Stop re sponding to the se nde r
Block them. Don’t argue, don’t explain, don’t engage.
3. Te ll a truste d adult right away
A parent, caregiver, teacher, coach, or counselor can help you stay safe.
4. Re port it
An adult can help you report to your school, local law enforcement, or the
CyberTipline.
5. Le t adults handle the de v ice
They’ll know how to protect evidence and keep you out of trouble.
6. Re me mbe r: You’re not in trouble for re ce iv ing it
You didn’t do anything wrong. Speaking up is the safest move.
Trafficking
SFO to re quire all frontline e mploye e s to take human trafficking awar e ne ss
training
San Francisco International Airport (SFO) has announced expanded efforts to
increase awareness of human trafficking. In partnership with Freedom Insight, all
frontline airport employees will be required to take new training on how to recognize
and report potential cases of human trafficking. The initiative will begin this January.
LINK TO ARTICLE
Lawsuit alle ge s California mote l ope rators facilitate d se x tr afficking for profit
A lawsuit has been filed against several franchisees of hospitality brand Motel 6,
alleging that they were aware of and facilitated the sex trafficking of a woman.
It also alleges that the victim (identified as Jane Doe 1) faced severe abuse, leading
to her daughter (Jane Doe 2) being born with a permanent disability.
A news release sent to FOX 5/KUSI from injury law firm Singleton Schrieber outlines
the lawsuit filed by Jane Doe 1. It claims the defendants failed to take action against
the alleged trafficking occurring at multiple Motel 6 locations throughout California.
LINK TO ARTICLE
Human trafficking de pe nds on corruption at e v e ry ste p
Were it not for border guards, public officials and other entities who look the other
way in exchange for money or sexual favours – or are themselves being extorted –
human trafficking could not occur on a large scale, according to a new report from the
UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) published last week.
LINK TO ARTICLE
What doe s human trafficking look like ?
It may not be visible. It’s likely not obvious. And it probably doesn’t look like what
you’ve seen portrayed in the movies or on TV. It can’t be identified by looking for any
one “type” of person, but rather by potential risk factors.
LINK TO WEBSITE
M illion Kids Insights: Sex trafficking in hotels and other hospitality settings often
hides in plain sight. One study showed that 75% of trafficking survivors reported
being at a hotel/motel during exploitation or when they were being transported
between locations. Staff and guests can watch for behavioral red flags, unusual room
activity, and labor‑related exploitation patterns.
Things to look for at a motel/hotel include suspicious room use patterns:
• Rooms paid in cash or prepaid cards
• Do Not Disturb signs used constantly
• Guests refusing housekeeping for multiple days
• Excessive foot traffic to a room at all hours (constant flow of men)
• Multiple rooms booked by the same person
• Guests entering/exiting through side or rear entrances instead of the lobby
• Cars parked backwards to hide license plates
Suspicious behavior with minors would include if they are left alone in the guest room
for long periods of time, minors who are with adults late at night or during school
hours (not on vacation), and minors who appear coached, fearful, or unable to speak
freely.
Labor trafficking, including debt bondage, is also prevalent in the hospitality industry
as hotels/motels frequently rely on subcontracted cleaning, maintenance, and
seasonal workers who may be trafficked through an agency. Indicators include:
• Workers with confiscated passports or IDs
• Workers living in overcrowded or employer‑controlled housing
• Staff showing fear of supervisors or being monitored constantly
• Workers with few personal possessions or no freedom of movement
Something to note is that trafficking can occur at all hotel and motel price points. It is
not limited to budget motels.
If you suspect trafficking:
• Do NOT confront or intervene directly with a suspected trafficker or victim.
• Document what you see: dates, times, behaviors, room numbers.
• If you are staff at the hotel, follow your hotel’s internal reporting protocol (many
states require training and signage).
• Otherwise contact: Local law enforcement (911 if immediate danger) and/or the HSI
Tipline: 1‑866‑347‑2423.
Sextortion
B.C. man ge ts 5-ye ar se nte nce in Snapchat child se x abuse case , as
adv ocate s warn of surge
A B.C. (Canada) man has been sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty
to sex crimes involving a minor he met over Snapchat, his jailing coming amid what
advocates say is a surge in "extreme online violence."
LINK TO ARTICLE
Albuque rque M an Se nte nce d for Online Se xtortion and Se xual Exploitation
of Two M inors
An Albuquerque man was sentenced to 19 and a half years in prison for coercing a
15-year-old girl into producing sexually explicit images over several years and for
sexually exploiting a second victim who was 12 years old.
Adrian Puentes, 26, used Snapchat, Instagram, and TikTok to coerce Jane Doe 1 into
sending sexually explicit images beginning when she was in eighth grade. He
threatened to post the material publicly, created new accounts when she blocked him,
and spent three years manipulating and intimidating her before ultimately sharing the
images online.
Puentes also targeted a second victim, Jane Doe 2, who was 12. He contacted her by
phone to request explicit material, sent her money, and met her multiple times at a
public park, where he engaged in sexual acts with her.
LINK TO ARTICLE
Flirty chat to suicide in hours: The de adly ne w wav e of AI-powe r e d se xtortion
scams targe ting Ame rican te e ns
Ben Gillenwater is an IT expert with 30 years of experience and the creator behind the
“family IT guy” accounts on social media, where he shares tips with parents on how to
protect their kids online from harmful content, predators, and addictive algorithms,
among other virtual risks. This is an interview with him as he provides helpful
information for parents.
LINK TO VIDEO & ARTICLE
M illion Kids Insights: Although a sextortion predator can be based in the U.S. or
local, we are seeing that the majority are working out of foreign countries. This crime
is able to happen because the world has become connected because of technology
advances.
Sometimes the victims are targeted based on their social media profile. Sometimes it
is groups like the "Yahoo Boys" who have playbooks on how to target young people.
And often it is random "phishing" using slave labor (trafficked victims forced to work in
scam farms and call centers and called "forced criminality") in developing countries.
These trafficked victims are forced to reach out to potential victims. They may have
some information on the victim but basically “cold calling” until they can find someone
who responds. At some point the criminals may actually conduct research to find ways
to deepen the grooming process leading to sextortion or a romance scam.
In sextortion, the goal is always he same: get a nude photo that can be used to
blackmail the victim. And it isn't limited to kids. We've seen it happen to those in their
twenties and thirties, up to those in their sixties. A conversation about sextortion with
every family member is a must.
AROUND
THE GLOBE
‘Significant’ incre ase in case s of
child-on-child online se xual abuse ,
gardaí say
There has been a “significant” increase
in cases of child-on-child online sexual
abuse, An Garda Síochána has warned
the Department of Justice.
It comes as concerns are growing within
the Government about the influence
that access to pornography is having
on children in Ireland.
Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan
said he was “deeply concerned” about
pornography, and how it is “distorting”
children’s perception of sexuality and
leading to more violent sexual assaults.
LINK TO ARTICLE
Inside the crue l plan to fool young
Latinas se e king trav e l into making
kille r drone s in Russia
Young women from a dozen Latin
American countries came to Russia
seeking travel and opportunity with
plans to break into the hospitality
industry through a work exchange –
and ended up manufacturing
“kamikaze” drones used in Moscow’s
war with Ukraine.
Beginning just months after Russia
invaded Ukraine in 2022, corporate
recruiters targeted the women, mostly
age 18-22, reeling them in through ads
stressing sport and cultural exchange,
according to a review of the material by
The Post.
Manufacturing company Alabuga Start
made slick pitches on TikTok,
Instagram, and other online platforms,
tailored to the countries where they
were seeking cheap laborers to
manufacture the Geran-2, Russia’s
version of the Iran made Shahed-136
drone.
LINK TO ARTICLE
Wome n filme d se cr e tly for social
me dia conte nt - and the n har asse d
online
Dilara was on her lunch break in the
London store where she works when a
tall man walked up to her and said: "I
swear red hair means you've just been
heartbroken."
The man continued the conversation as
they both got in a lift, and he asked
Dilara for her phone number.
What Dilara did not realise was that the
man was secretly filming her on his
smart glasses - which look like normal
eyewear but have a tiny camera which
can record video.
The footage was then posted to
TikTok, where it received 1.3m views. "I
just wanted to cry," Dilara, 21, told the
BBC.
LINK TO ARTICLE
M an from Swindon groome d
childre n on Snapchat and use d
the m to de al dr ugs ar ound town
A man from Swindon (UK) who groomed
children on Snapchat and used them to
deal drugs on his behalf around the
town has been jailed for more than five
and a half years.
Kyum Raham, 23, formerly of Northern
Road, Rodbourne Cheney, trafficked
his three teenage victims, all aged 16
and under, and used them as drug
runners.
Raham exploited the teenagers by
recruiting them through Snapchat and
then groomed them by offering them
cash.
LINK TO ARTICLE
Cybe r Se curity Authority nabs 7 in
se xtortion, M oM o fraud bust
The suspects were all Nigerian living in
Ghana and were arrested
for sextortion, MoMo fraud and
impersonation.
(Note: MoMo is a Mobile Money app)
LINK TO ARTICLE
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