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Eyes on the Asphalt: How 334 Cape Traffic Cops Learned to Spot Hidden Chains

by Liam Fortuin
December 10, 2025

Cape traffic cops, once focused on speeding, now hunt for hidden chains of human trafficking. A special course teaches them to spot red flags, understand laws, and treat potential victims with care. They use ‘RedFlag Bingo’ cards and empathy to turn routine stops into rescue missions. This new approach has already saved lives, showing that a small investment can make a huge difference, transforming traffic duty into a fight for freedom.

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