Pike County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Chief Damian Gatlin welcomed Mississippi and Louisiana law enforcement agencies and health care providers to a Human Trafficking Continuing Education Training

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This vital training provided continuing education for law enforcement officers and health care professionals, including doctors, nurses, physician assistants, radiologic technologists, and pharmacists.
Participants gained valuable tools to recognize the signs of trafficking and respond effectively to protect victims.

The event was held in partnership with Sheriff Bryant “Wally” Jones and the Pike County Sheriff’s Office, along with the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation (MBI), Nurses United Against Human Trafficking, Felder Community Church, and Atlanta Redemption Ink.

A special thank you goes out to everyone involved in making this impactful training possible — your collaboration and dedication continue to make a difference in the fight against human trafficking.

“We are happy to partner with these professionals to bring awareness to Pike County. Protecting the citizens of Pike County is our number one priority.”
— Sheriff Bryant “Wally” Jones

Provided by the Pike County Sheriff’s Office Public Relations Department.

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