Women in Pensacola Street were trafficked daily. It is difficult to prove and stop.
Lisha banks have been living on the streets and on the streets for many years, Kisa camps in the jungle, in train lines, or when a 59-year-old man can find a quiet place. There is no such thing as the “safe” area of many women on the street.
They are at high risk of violence, including sexual violence in people who know and others do.
In fact, the escape violence would be a reason why some women, such as the new, keep their homeless.
“It is difficult. If you are not difficult difficult things happen. They are raped at all times,” said banks. “When I was at the end of the road, I was trying 28 years to try to rape me. I thank God my friend came and found any beautiful boys coming to you, especially for old boys.”
To survive, learn several methods to deal with ways that include preventable call around his tent and create booby traps such as digging holes and covered the old carpet.
Banks who are defensive is easy somehow when you are painful, but to people who have addicted to sexual exploitation.
The situation has seen playing again and again.
“I’m always watching and look at little girls into fornication and all this else because it’s not enough where he went in,” Banks said. “They fled home or when their parents were the same, ‘you squeeze them. Don’t trust anyone.
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The service agencies work with women who come out of homeless say that a bad addict can lead to cruel cycle.
Some girls and women end up on the street because of drug abuse, while others homeless, but they turn to drugs and alcohol in order to ‘survive’ their situation.
Any way in the vulnerability of hunters use and use them to benefit.
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Brad Bishop President says women who see what they often become called “heavy gender, where uncharted women will make local sex.
“That leads to smoother to the streets,” Bishop said. “There is also many prejudice around you. It’s like making choices, but if they had enough money, they wouldn’t do so, but they did something.
The Minist Hor Village operating Chisis House, a system of sustainability, based on drug rule. Managers and well-working advisers say what they find as smuggling.
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Although the girls and women are not exiled and traded in sexual slavery or employees as often shown Hollywood movies and reports, they are threatened and forced to sleep with others to benefit from “their management.
Most of the time a person uses a person knows, and women will never come until they even know how to escape, the service providers.
Employees reached both organizations that they believe 100% of women serve or are trafficked in some way.
“It looks like addicted and smuggling of sexual personality is perfectly,” said Nicole Dobela, the softened Director of the Olive service infinite. “One or the other, or sometimes both. Sometimes these women, after hearing their stories, sometimes they have used drugs to deal with hard work because of what they do.”
Monomi said many girls and women ‘prepared “and they chose to become prostitution, and they are hard to deal with the person who knows or loved them, are actually” pimp, “and their abandonment.
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Director of Service Dictionary Drawton Smith said it is not a type of trafficking that many people can follow, love 100 people in the back, “” but the same abuse.
But because the police said that there was no legislative explanation, no more data in trouble and would make the service providers to earn money and survivors of special care and care they usually care.
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Tracking data is not only to see and write ongoing stories and community needs, but also enables us to raise awareness, which can lead to many resources to be ready.
Smith says both details and resources to deal with is very short.
“If you reach any legal agency or anyone who treats these things constantly, the data has not rushed that it is very easy to make drugs or firearm contract.” Smith said. “Understanding the details and finding that data is a big concern for what we think we are now facing.”
Col David Ingram and Essmia County Sheriff’s office is a member of the Circuit 1 Human Fast Task Force. He said there were four charges so far this year was separated as smuggling cases, and when they were connected to the northwest of Florida, none of them was in our conventions.
He says the basic focus of the work force to prevent vulnerable people, such as youths and youths, from the fall of the foods that eat online, common and growing threats.
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When it comes to investigation into sex trafficking in informal women, victims are often part of cases and when reported, it is proven to be trafficked as difficult for their circumstances.
Ingram says that they are supporting trafficked for people’s trafficking expenses described in the same law described in the laws of state, requires “fraud, fraudulentness.
‘We look at,’ what can we charge? ‘”Said Ingram.” If we have a person we think can participate in human trafficking, because that is what we can trade. As unity. We can charge someone for fornication, taking a lot of work because you should walk under the infinite hours to do so, but I can charge that person for fornication and take him to the situation. “
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The Ingram says other advanced task force connects victims to the workers and workmates and relevant services, such as magdalene.
Magdalene’s Is an organization based on Pensacola, which is not profitable for human trafficking and sexual exploitation education, awareness and survival support.
Angie Ishior director is responsible for the Director and he says that one of the biggest problems facing the survivors of sexual abuse helps them get a job when they are back on their feet.
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He said the community often performs a good job that provides their immediate requirements as food and place where the person is ready to move from the road and remove from their past class, especially when he has a criminal record.
The Shoee says that education is a strong work can go a long way to help people think better for them, and they need support to pursue those opportunities.
The Ischender said: “The case associated with addictive, homelessness, and sexual exploitation makes it difficult,” Ibee said. “These people are the daughter of someone, a human mother, sometimes, is the person’s wife, grandmother.
The breakdown is a policy and service providers that the resources required to make it involve confusing treatment, special counseling, education and functions.
Success benefits the person and the community because it slowed crime and other unwanted expenses.
Experts say that no homeless can identify the community about $ 30,000 in just one year.
“We break future generations cycle when we help people,” Ibee said. “I am being saved from the survivor of sex trafficking, mother and grandmother of what is called smuggling life, so it was expected to be again.”
Lisha banks are looking on the streets, and, and working for that end. He said most people know that he was doing that way they did not intend to keep it that way.
“I had a house with the phone with two children and dogs and cars and all that good,” said banks. “Then things happenin, and it happened just too quickly. I don’t understand why some people are like, ‘the people here are mental problems or psychological addiction.'”
The article appeared at the beginning of Pansacola News Journal: Women in Pensacola Street smuggled daily, prove, and they stop it difficult
