Four Charged in Texas Human Trafficking Scheme Uncovered by Pest Control Tip

Authorities found 15 women forced into labor in a bare Princeton home, leading to a broader investigation involving multiple locations and over 100 victims.

Four individuals, including a woman, have been charged with second-degree human trafficking in Texas.
The investigation began after a pest control company reported suspicious conditions in a Princeton home.
Authorities discovered 15 women living in the home, forced into labor for shell companies owned by the suspects.
Seized items included laptops, cell phones, printers, and fraudulent documents from multiple locations.
Police believe the trafficking ring involves over 100 victims and expect more arrests.

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