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Minors are often going back to the pimps regardless, as its the only life they have known for the last "x" or "y" number of years. But by taking away any legal penalties, all the state did was make it more difficult to get cooperation from minors in identifying who their pimps are to have them locked up. And the pimps know this and can now more effectively and brutally control their workers/sex slaves with threats of violence to get them to come back, knowing that the police no longer have any leverage to get them to talk as they face no consequences.
It's literally the opposite. Before SB 1322, a minor would be punished for identifying their pimps - now they don't face any pressures.
The part you misinterpreted sir, was about the minor child being able to leave the police station. It states in the text the child will be placed into temporary custody if no physical address can be established, or possibly if there is abuse in the household. Use your common sense. What police officer would let a minor child walk right back into where they were removed from? They might make it back on their own, but I'm damn near 100% certain it wouldn't be with the cops' help.If you would not let a child leave your protection, then what makes you think police officers would? They have families comprised of daughters, sons, nieces, nephews, sisters and brothers. I'll bet they think about them when they see these kids in the street being manipulated and exploited.
It's literally the opposite. Before SB 1322, a minor would be punished for identifying their pimps - now they don't face any pressures.
Before SB 1322, a minor could be pressured to turn on their pimps in order to get off/avoid prosecution. Now, a minor gets a bed in a child welfare facility before--being brainwashed and desiring to go back to what they know--walking back out on the street to their pimps. There is a reason why the abused stick up for their abusers. This bill does nothing to change this psychology, but, as I said before, makes it more difficult for the police to go after pimps as they have no leverage with the minors arrested.
This bill incentivizes minors to come forward because they don't have to be fearful of arrest in a human trafficking situation. And foster care is clearly preferable, are you seriously trying to argue the contrary. Great, so a minor is released from jail, where to do they go - back to the pimps.
lmao...Nobody gets arrested in a human trafficking situation except the kidnappers. What a lame attempt at justifying the fake news you read.
The part you misinterpreted sir, was about the minor child being able to leave the police station. It states in the text the child will be placed into temporary custody if no physical address can be established, or possibly if there is abuse in the household. Use your common sense. What police officer would let a minor child walk right back into where they were removed from? They might make it back on their own, but I'm damn near 100% certain it wouldn't be with the cops' help.If you would not let a child leave your protection, then what makes you think police officers would? They have families comprised of daughters, sons, nieces, nephews, sisters and brothers. I'll bet they think about them when they see these kids in the street being manipulated and exploited.
ummmm, that's ONLY for people who have no physical address or there was abuse at the location. What about minors who DO have a physical address with no abuse there? Yup, out the door they go to go on their next romp.
I congratulate the OP on being able to find a mate that has the same level of intelligence.
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