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Posted on February 26, 2025
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Bosnian police arrested three for trafficking 31 minors in Brcko. The children are safe, and suspects face serious charges.
BELGRADE (Reuters) - Bosnian police arrested three people suspected of trafficking a group of children discovered in the northern town of Brcko, the police force in the town said in a statement on Wednesday.
The children were found on Tuesday and taken to safety, the statement said. The three suspects were charged with human and child trafficking and abusing and neglecting minors, it said.
Police in Brcko gave no information about the intended purpose of the trafficking and declined to provide more details as the case involved minors.
Local media reported that the group comprised 31 minors, including babies.
(Reporting by Aleksandar Vasovic; Editing by Peter Graff)
The three suspects were charged with human and child trafficking, as well as abusing and neglecting minors.
Local media reported that the group comprised 31 minors, including babies.
The children were discovered on Tuesday and were taken to safety.
Police in Brcko did not disclose information about the intended purpose of the trafficking, citing the involvement of minors.
The article was reported by Aleksandar Vasovic and edited by Peter Graff.
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