The trend is concerning, especially for advocates who are working hard to get victims off the streets. As part of her healing journey, Lobert founded the nonprofit. She's a sex trafficking survivor, who for 20 years has been relentless in her mission to offer hope, healing, and a way out for those trapped in the industry. That was in At first, she found herself working on the streets of Las Vegas because she was under somebody else's control, and then again because of the money.
Lobert believes the growing use of escort services and online solicitation platforms have also contributed to the surge. In the heart of Las Vegas amid the glitz and glamour, Lobert said a different kind of light is shining, one of compassion, resilience, and the promise of a brighter tomorrow for those who are in the position that she once was. So, what's the exact reason for the increase? We also inquired about what the penalties look like for these offenses.
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