Can Medicinal Cannabis Aid Anti-Human Trafficking Efforts?

State House with Frank Santos

In the state of Texas alone, 79,000 girls between 12 and 19 are being trafficked for sex. One means of recruiter control is the introduction of illicit drugs within these operations. These drugs are not only the nexus to the next criminal activity, but continue to propel the stigma against cannabis and the medicinal uses for good it can bring those suffering PTSD. In light of January being Human Trafficking Awareness Month, David Hinkle, of the Warrior National Foundation, and Sal Hernandez, Director of North American Operations with DeliverFund bring education to the current war against human trafficking and focusing on putting a stop to recruiting.

Through intelligence, data, and information, DeliverFund brings an innovative solution that can work both for law enforcement and for private entity to end human trafficking.
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