Defenders are intensifying efforts to prevent sexual traffic as thousands visit New Orleans for Super Bowl Weekend – WBRZ

Baton Rouge – When thousands of football fans go down to New Orleans for the Super Bowl this weekend, groups struggling with sex trafficking for children will work to keep children safe.

Law enforcement authorities are working to prevent crime in and around the Superdoma.

The Baton Rouge Advocacy Center is working to combat the expected leg in sexual traffic.

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Burl said that signal adults may be able to notice and intervene on behalf of children under the control of violent traffickers.

“They tend to try to lay children, to try to lay potential victims,” ​​Buri said.

Visitors should also be cautious about too friendly, because strangers who are trying to destroy your barriers can start with a conversation.

“This is an experienced time for New Orleans and this is a problem that is increasing and you just have to be vigilant to everything around us to be safe,” Barle said.

The group’s website has more information on how to help abuse.