Human Trafficking

Mission Report 71525

Location:

Next to busy retail area of city

Rescue Operation: “Controlled”
Perpetrators: Local gang, aided by corrupt police and government officials
Victims: 12 girls, ages 10 to 13

Situation Overview:

The girls were being held in a brothel disguised within a maze-like market district. The area is densely packed with narrow alleys branching in multiple directions, creating both challenges and cover. The brothel itself was situated near the entrance of a dead-end alley—highly trafficked, which would work to our advantage. The children were reported to be in fragile physical condition. Two inattentive guards were positioned at the front, which was fully open to the alley.

Rescue Plan:

The operation was scheduled during peak market hours to exploit the natural chaos. Two tourist vans were used to discreetly block the alley entrance. Ten of our core team members exited the vans and swiftly neutralized the guards using non-lethal means. Five local allies then joined to assist in extracting the girls.

As the children were being escorted to the vans, additional teammates deployed backup transport options to ensure rapid and staggered departure. Each van took a separate exit route from the area to minimize the risk of pursuit.

Post-Extraction Protocol:

All vehicles regrouped at a pre-designated location outside the town. A nurse traveling with our team performed immediate health checks on the children. From there, they were transported to safe houses for rest, nourishment, and medical care.

Once stabilized and cleared for travel, the girls will be relocated to their new permanent homes—places of safety, healing, and love.

Outcome:

• Total operation time: 3 minutes
• No resistance encountered
• No team exposure or trailing surveillance
• All 12 girls safely extracted

The children were in weak condition but are expected to make full recoveries with proper care, food, kindness, and—for each of them—a small toy to begin restoring their sense of joy.

Result:

Rescued:  12

Previous total: 3616

Grand Total: 3628