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Behind every human trafficking investigation is a victim waiting to be found. Human trafficking has no borders, but targeted community action makes a difference. Over the past five years, Peel Regional Police’s Vice and Human Trafficking Unit has grown into one of Canada’s largest specialized teams—20 investigators and 3...

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How fucking pathetic is your police department that they arrest a videographer that filmed at Iqra Khalid’s liberal Launch. Your like the fucking Gestapo for the liberals. All your officers are pathetic pieces of shit. Would be a shame if you all got cancer since your a cancer to citizens.

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Also the reason no one helps you cunts is you catering to fucking Jeets Do your actual job and stop dancing around in pride parades.

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How do we know how to identify them.

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