Human Trafficking

Mission Report 111724

Location: 

Outside city

Controlled:

City Officials and Police

Situation:
In a bamboo building, 13 girls aged 11 to 14 are being held in poor conditions. The structure has two guards inside and one outside most of the time. There are front and back entrances. The two nearby buildings are also bamboo. The facility lacks indoor plumbing; the girls use a garden hose for drinking water and bathe openly in the back area. Around ten customers visit daily, mostly traveling from the city. A single dirt road connects the location to the city, which is about 20 miles away through a mountain pass.

Plan:
The operation begins the night before, with six teammates moving into position in the fields near the front and back of the building. Just before dawn, when the guards are likely asleep one outside at the front and the other two inside the team will confirm the brothel is empty of customers and notify backup teams stationed north and south of the building.

Once the signal is given, the team will move in to secure the location and neutralize the guards. Four local transport vehicles, accompanied by teammates on motorcycles to lead and follow, will then arrive to evacuate the rescued girls. The team will transport the girls to a safe house for medical checks. Once stabilized, the girls will be taken to a new, loving home.

Execution:
The operation lasted just seven minutes from the first entry. The guards were quickly subdued, and the girls too weak to resist were carefully gathered and evacuated. At the safe house, the girls, though dehydrated and malnourished, were stabilized. Within a day, they began to recover and were reassured that they were finally safe and heading to a loving home.

Result:  

Rescued:  13

Previous total: 3367

Grand Total: 3380