McCook Community College and North Platte Community College hosted presentations to staff Thursday to discuss the issue of human trafficking and help raise awareness about its prevalence in area communities.

Stacey Cahill of “Traffic Stop-Voices Against Human Trafficking” and co-founder Lisa Moline provided insights into the various forms of human trafficking and methods for combating this crime.

This non-profit travels from community to community offering a free informative and interactive presentation with awareness skills.

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We can no longer be silent. We stand to be a voice for those entrapped by the billion-dollar Human Trafficking industry. We want parents and grandparents to keep their children close. We will research, speak out, and protect boys and girls from sexual predators who are everywhere.

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