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Force launches operation against slavery in rural workplaces

Potential victims will be spoken to away from their place of work or accommodation.

Date - 4th January 2021
By - Gary Mason

Dyfed-Powys Police’s Serious and Organised Crime unit is targeting modern slavery offences as part of its INTACT education, engagement and enforcement programme. Temporary Detective Sergeant Rob Claypole said that officers will be working on...

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