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June 23
1946, 11:20pm: William S. Hart, 81, dies at L.A.'s California Lutheran Hospital, leaving his Newhall estate and his (now West) Hollywood home to the public [story]
Hart dies


Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert G. Luna held a press conference with various agencies detailing their recent efforts with Operation Reclaim and Rebuild.

This annual initiative, held every January, focuses on rescuing victims of human trafficking and connecting them with vital services to rebuild their lives.

Law enforcement agencies statewide came together to deliver a resounding message to pimps, exploiters, and buyers: the purchase of another human being for sexual purposes is utterly unacceptable.

Through coordinated efforts, including the diligent work of social workers, victim advocates, and service providers, trafficking victims were reached and provided with essential resources to empower them toward a safer future.

Operation Reclaim and Rebuild focuses on rescuing victims of sexual slavery and human trafficking, providing victims with much-needed services, identifying and arresting their captors, seeking successful prosecutions, and disrupting the demand for vulnerable victims by targeting their customers. Police agencies and other trafficking task forces throughout our state joined in the enforcement operation to send the clear message that California law enforcement shares a unified mandate:

The operation was widely successful in its endeavor, with 54 adult and 11 minor victims being recovered; 271 males arrested for the charge of Solicitation; and 40 suspected traffickers and exploiters were arrested. In total, 539 arrests were made.

“Human trafficking and child exploitation are devastating crimes that prey on some of the most vulnerable members of our community,” said Sheriff Luna. “This weeklong operation demonstrates that engaging in such activities will have consequences. There is no refuge for predators in California.”

The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, in partnership with the LA Regional Human Trafficking Task Force and other law enforcement agencies, reaffirms its unwavering dedication to rescuing victims of human trafficking. Together, we remain committed to safeguarding vulnerable victims and bringing perpetrators to justice, ensuring a safer and more secure community for all.

L.A. Regional Human Trafficking Task Force
Operation Reclaim & Rebuild
2024 Participants

Human Trafficking Task Forces
Contra Costa County Human Trafficking Task Force   
Antioch Police Department
Brentwood Police Department
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (Parole)
California Department of Industrial Relations
California Employment Development Division
California Highway Patrol
Concord Police Department
Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office
Contra Costa County Probation Department
Contra Costa County, Office of the Sheriff
FBI Safe Streets Task Force (Contra Costa County)
Hercules Police Department
Homeland Security Investigations
Martinez Police Department
Northern California Regional Information Center (NCRIC)
Oakley Police Department
Pittsburg Police Department
Richmond Police Department
San Pablo Police Department
Walnut Creek Police Department

Los Angeles Regional Human Trafficking Task Force 
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (Parole)
California Highway Patrol
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Homeland Security Investigations
Los Angeles Airport Police Department
Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services
Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office
Los Angeles County Probation Department
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
Los Angeles Police Department
Los Angeles School Police Department
United States Attorney’s Office
Orange County Human Trafficking Task Force    
Anaheim Police Department
California Highway Patrol
Irvine Police Department
Orange County District Attorney’s Office
Orange County Sheriff’s Department
Santa Ana Police Department
Placer Special Operation Unit    
Lincoln Police Department
Placer County Sheriff’s Office
Rocklin Police Department
Riverside County Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force 
Homeland Security Investigations
Murrieta Police Department
Riverside County District Attorney’s Office
Riverside County Sheriff’s Department
Riverside Police Department
San Bernardino County Human Trafficking Task Force
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (Parole)
California Highway Patrol
Homeland Security Investigations
San Bernardino County Probation Department
San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department
San Bernardino Police Department
San Diego Human Trafficking Task Force   
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (Parole)
California Department of Justice – Attorney General’s Office
California Highway Patrol
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Homeland Security Investigations
National City Police Department
San Diego – Imperial HIDTA
San Diego City Attorney’s Office
San Diego County Child and Family Well-Being
San Diego County District Attorney’s Office
San Diego County Probation Department
San Diego County Sheriff’s Department
San Diego Police Department
United States Attorney’s Office
San Luis Obispo County Human Trafficking Task Force       
California Department of Justice
California Highway Patrol – Coastal Division
Federal Bureau of Investigation
San Luis Obispo County District Attorney’s Office
San Luis Obispo County Probation Department
San Luis Obispo County Sheriff’s Office
San Luis Obispo Police Department
Santa Barbara County Human Trafficking Task Force 
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Homeland Security Investigations
Santa Barbara County District Attorney’s Office
Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Department
Santa Barbara Police Department
Santa Maria Police Department
Ventura County Human Trafficking Task Force   
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Homeland Security Investigations
Oxnard Police Department
Simi Valley Police Department
Ventura County District Attorney’s Office
Ventura County Sheriff’s Office
Ventura Police Department
Agencies
Bakersfield Police Department
Carlsbad Police Department
Ceres Police Department
Dixon Police Department
Fairfield Police Department
Fresno Police Department
Huntington Beach Police Department
Kern County Department of Human Services
Kern County District Attorney’s Office
Kern County Probation Department
Long Beach Police Department
Los Angeles Police Department**
Merced County District Attorney’s Office
Merced Police Department
Modesto Police Department
Napa County Sheriff’s Department
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
Oakdale Police Department
Pomona Police Department
Sacramento Police Department
San Francisco Police Department
Santa Ana Police Department**
Solano County District Attorney’s Office
Solano County Sheriff’s Department
Stanislaus County District Attorney’s Office
Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Department
Suisun City Police Department
Turlock Police Department
United States Marshals Service
Vacaville Police Department
**Agency participated with task force and independently

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