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Crime Reduction Toolkits

Trafficking of People

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With regard to adult victims of trafficking, police responsibilities may include:
  • contributing to the development of victim and offender profiles on an inter-agency basis;
     
  • identification of adults at risk (e.g. following raids on off-street sites, responding to referrals from other agencies, members of the public, etc.);
     
  • informing victims/potential victims of their rights (e.g. to claim asylum or humanitarian protection, to obtain legal advice);
     
  • identifying support services and referring victims/potential victims to specialist NGO’s and safe accommodation, where these are available, and arranging safe transport;
     
  • undertaking interviews, receiving and seeking intelligence, undertaking investigations, with immigration officials and any other appropriate parties, logging intelligence material and ensuring links are made with other forces and national/international policing organisations;
     
  • providing protection to victims and staff supporting them, if appropriate involving witness protection schemes;
     
  • making referral to the Witness Service for witness preparation and court familiarisation
     
  • language support;
     
  • if adults who have been identified as victims/potential victims disappear, initiate missing persons procedures, investigating circumstances and circulating information/undertake investigations, linking with other agencies as required.

     

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