111 potential victims of human trafficking found as PSNI seeks public’s help

The PSNI said tackling modern slavery is a priority for the force (PA)
The PSNI said tackling modern slavery is a priority for the force (PA)

More than 100 potential victims of human trafficking were identified in Northern Ireland last year, police have revealed.

But while 111 were identified, the PSNI said the true number of victims could be even higher as the crime often goes unreported and undetected.

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