ATLANTA—Murang Pak, Acting Special Agent in Charge (A/SAC),
FBI Atlanta Field Office, announces the results of Operation Safe Summer (OSS),
a collaborative effort by 38 local, state, and federal law enforcement
agencies, led by the FBI’s Metro Atlanta Child Exploitation Task Force (MATCH).
From May 1, 2018 to May 25, 2018 the operation’s goal was to
combat child exploitation and child sex trafficking and make our community
safer for our children heading into the summer months.
Results of Operation Safe Summer:
149 Missing/exploited children were identified and/or
located (children ages 3-17)
158 Judicial actions
(arrests/citations/indictments/sentencing)
1,674 Total law enforcement contacts (compliance checks, law
enforcement operations, warrants)
OSS was conducted near the start of the summer season to
raise awareness and send an important message at a time the community’s
children are most vulnerable to becoming targets for exploitation.
The FBI would like to thank its many law enforcement
partners who contributed to Operation Safe Summer’s success:
Federal: Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), U.S.
Attorney’s Office
State: Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI), Georgia
Department of Community Supervision, Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice, Georgia
Information Sharing and Analysis Center (GISAC)
County: Gwinnett County PD, DeKalb County PD, Cobb County
PD, Clayton County PD, Cobb County Sheriff’s Office, DeKalb County Sheriff’s
Office, Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office, Fulton County Sheriff’s Office,
Gwinnett County Schools PD, Cobb County Schools PD, Fulton County Schools PD,
Gwinnett County District Attorney’s Office, DeKalb County District Attorney’s
Office, Fulton County District Attorney’s Office, Cobb County District
Attorney’s Office.
Municipalities: Marietta PD, College Park PD, East Point PD,
Brookhaven PD, Dunwoody PD, Atlanta PD, MARTA PD, Kennesaw PD, Alpharetta PD,
Forest Park PD, Sandy Springs PD, Norcross PD, Johns Creek-Alpharetta-Forsyth
County Drug Task Force (JCAF)
Non-Government Organizations: National Center for Missing
Exploited Children, Georgia Cares, 4Sarah
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