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Frequently going missing may be a sign that a child or young person is falling victim to, or becoming more vulnerable to, exploitation.
CareersWays that victims of modern slavery can be forced to commit crime or do things they don’t want to.
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Figures released by the force on Anti-Slavery Day show that 56 potential cases of modern slavery linked to county drugs lines were identified in Bedfordshire.
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Between January and December last year 755 victims of modern slavery or human trafficking were identified.
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Drugs, weapons and burner phones were seized by police last week during an operation to tackle county lines drug dealing and child exploitation across the county.
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Our Control Strategy sets helps us determine our operational policing priorities.
About usCharities Missing People and Childline (NSPCC) are expanding ‘Is This OK?’ into Bedfordshire.
NewsA theatre production showing the reality of county lines and child criminal exploitation is being delivered in Luton schools thanks to funding from Bedfordshire’s VERU.
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Prolific sex offender Carson Grimes was already serving a life sentence for grooming, raping and sexually abusing nine young people at his ‘horror house’ in Luton, when a previous episode of 24 Hours in Police Custody prompted several new victims to come forward.
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Two brothers have been arrested in the United States of America following an investigation by police into a number of sexual offences.
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