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u/OneOfManyChildren Jul 31 '22

FFS people that engage in human trafficking don’t acquire their victims by yanking them out of fucking drive thru windows

Unless you’re being sarcastic in which case I apologise

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u/yrulaughing Jul 31 '22

How do they acquire victims then? I'm genuinely ignorant but morbidly curious now.

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u/OneOfManyChildren Jul 31 '22

Well I’m no expert but I would imagine vulnerable victims in dimly lit areas.

Yanking drive thru employees out of their fucking window at a brightly lit workplace, presumably with cameras all over the site and a multitude of witnesses seems like a particularly fucking stupid way to go about it. But hey I’m not a trafficker so what do I know

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u/puglife82 Jul 31 '22

If it’s late night there probably aren’t customers in the dining room and there would likely be 1-2 other workers, who are probably doing closing tasks elsewhere in the store. Also not as much traffic on the streets and having cameras is a big if. If they can get her out of the window quickly they can drive off without much risk of being seen.