Ohio has a new human trafficking hotline
Ohio launches statewide human trafficking hotline
Ohio’s statewide human trafficking hotline is now functional, Attorney General Dave Yost announced Monday. In August, Yost revealed the state would launch the first-ever statewide human trafficking hotline,
First statewide human trafficking hotline in Ohio is now operational
The first statewide human trafficking hotline in Ohio is now operational, Attorney General Dave Yost announced Monday. The new non-emergency hotline, 844-END-OHHT (844-363-6448), allows Ohioans to submit tips about suspected sex and labor trafficking directly to law enforcement.
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END-OHHT (844-363-6448) – funnels incoming tips about suspected sex and labor trafficking directly to law enforcement, connecting the caller with people experienced in investigating such allegations.
How to help: Ohio has a new human trafficking hotline
A new way to help in the fight against human trafficking across Ohio went live Monday. Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced the first 24/7 non-emergency hotline is now active in the state. Life of firefighter in Ohio honored with lowered flags Run by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI),
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The non-emergency hotline number sends tips about suspected sex and labor trafficking directly to law enforcement, connecting the caller with people experienced in investigating such allegations.
New Human Trafficking Hotline Connects Public’s Tips to Ohio Law Enforcement
The hotline is a much-needed tool in the fight against human trafficking,” Yost said. “Every phone call could be a lifeline to someone needing help.” The non-emergency hotline number – 844-END-OHHT (844-363-6448) – funnels incoming tips about suspected sex and labor trafficking directly to law enforcement,
Ohio initiates first statewide human trafficking hotline
The state of Ohio has issued a hotline to combat human trafficking. The hotline serves as the first statewide hotline in Ohio regarding human trafficking. Attorney General Dave Yost says that the hotline is a much needed tool as efforts are made to stop human trafficking.
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