POLICE BREAK UP MASSIVE HUMAN TRAFFICKING RING

The arrests of more than 30 people have dealt a blow to a human trafficking ring that is believed to have victimized dozens of women for more than a year, police north of Toronto said Wednesday. The operation was run by a single man and involved three of his brothers, York Regional Police Insp. Thai Truong said. It operated throughout Canada and had contact with 45 women in the past year alone, Truong alleged. Many of those women, he said, are sex-trade workers in Quebec and range in age from their early 20s to their mid-30s.