Fox 5. Atlanta, United States.
The FBI says 169 people were arrested as a result of an 11-day effort targeting human trafficking in the lead-up to the Super Bowl in Atlanta.
In a news release Tuesday, the agency said that the operation ran from Jan. 23 through Feb. 2. The FBI says it aimed to raise awareness by taking proactive steps to address the threat of sex trafficking before and during the Super Bowl.
Investigators said the arrests included 26 alleged traffickers and 34 people accused of trying to have sex with minors.
