Human Trafficking Interdiction / HT Operations/Illicit Massage Business Investigations /HT for Prosecutors
Mon, Jul 20
|Pasco County Florida
This course equips police officers with the skills necessary to detect indicators of human trafficking victims in the course of their every day duties, and how to conduct successful human trafficking investigations.
Time & Location
Jul 20, 2026, 8:00 AM EDT – Jul 23, 2026, 5:00 PM EDT
Pasco County Florida, Pasco County, FL, USA
About the event
DO NOT REGISTER FOR THIS CLASS UNLESS YOU ARE ACTIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT, PROBATION & PAROLE, NURSE, DOCTOR, CPS, PROSECUTOR OR VICTIM ADVOCATE WORKING AT A HUMAN TRAFFICKING FIELD. IF YOU ARE NOT ONE OF THESE PROFESSIONALS, YOU ARE FREE TO ATTEND ONE OF OUR COMMUNITY EVENTS. YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO SHOW ID OR CREDENTIALS UPON ARRIVAL AT THE TRAINING.
This course equips police officers with the skills necessary to detect indicators of human trafficking victims in the course of their everyday duties, and how to conduct successful human trafficking investigations. Day 2 will be proactive operations and consist of 11 different kinds of operations and Day 3 is Illicit Massage Business Investigations and will provide officers with the Four Corner Strategy (TM) of dismantling Illicit Massage Businesses. Day 4 will be Human Trafficking for Prosecutors. Among other details, you will learn:
How to recognize the indicators of a possible human trafficking incident
How to ascertain if a party is a victim of human trafficking and best practices for interactions
The signs of trauma bonding and PTSD
How use a victim centered approach (Special Victims Methodology)
How to identify possible electronic evidence of trafficking on cell phones
How to transition from a routine call or interview to a human trafficking investigation
How to interview a possible suspect in a human trafficking case
What the various multi-disciplinary groups are, how to use them and how to work with victim advocates
Understand where victims come from and how they are groomed
Taking a case to prosecution
Audience: Law Enforcement; Probation & Parole; Medical Personnel, analysts, CPS, advocates, Prosecutors