exploited children rescued from orphanage
arrested five suspected members of a trafficking network and release 37 children and adults, which forced to sell various products on the street without pay
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DETAINEES Three people, including the director and alleged founder, were arrested and are rooted (Photo: Special)
DETAINEES Three people, including the director and alleged founder, were arrested and are rooted (Photo: Special)
Mexico City captors, said the agency in a statement.
Some of the victims told police they were raped, others were forced to hand over their babies and even said he was pressured to abort.
The Attorney reported that the total casualties, 16 are girls, 11 boys, six adult women and four men over age. Among these are several brothers and mothers with their children.
The five detainees were subjected to pretrial detention, an investigation of labor trafficking, sex crimes, corruption of minors and organized crime.
Authorities are investigating possible links between the network dealers in the state of Mexico, Hidalgo and Guerrero.
Among those detained is
Beltran Emilio Saldaña
Moctezuma, identified as the director of the orphanage Adullam, located in central Mexico City.
The investigation began with a report of four victims, who accused Beltran of forcing them to sell items such as lighters and pens. ''The victims said they were forced to deliver between 700 and 800 pesos (between $ 54 and $ 62) per day to the director of Adullam. Failure to do so were punished by depriving them of food. Said they also forced them to clean patios and stairs in a kneeling position, with a toothbrush,''said the attorney.
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The five detainees were subjected to pretrial detention, an investigation of labor trafficking, sex crimes, corruption of minors and organized crime.
Authorities are investigating possible links between the network dealers in the state of Mexico, Hidalgo and Guerrero.
Among those detained is
Beltran Emilio Saldaña
Moctezuma, identified as the director of the orphanage Adullam, located in central Mexico City.
The investigation began with a report of four victims, who accused Beltran of forcing them to sell items such as lighters and pens. ''The victims said they were forced to deliver between 700 and 800 pesos (between $ 54 and $ 62) per day to the director of Adullam. Failure to do so were punished by depriving them of food. Said they also forced them to clean patios and stairs in a kneeling position, with a toothbrush,''said the attorney.
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