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Larimer County sheriff and Fort Collins police continue to combat sex trafficking and prostitution

Kay Bennett

April 29, 2015

The Larimer County Sheriff discusses the growing problem, including what the community can do to help. Annie Hill, the Fort Collins Police Officer whose team arrested 10 men earlier this month, describes how the sting went down.

On the topic of this issue, Officer Hill says, “I don’t want to scare people that this is a big epidemic in Fort Collins. We are a hub for it, any city along the interstate is going to have these issues…it’s not a huge problem, but it will be if we don’t step in and do something about it.”

CTV11 News Reporter Kay Bennett can be reached at news@collegian.com or on twitter at @KayBennettCTV.

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