Oakville restaurant owner, head chef charged in human trafficking investigation | CBC News
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Two men from Oakville are facing serious human trafficking charges after exploiting three Mexican workers in their sushi restaurant. An investigation initiated in March revealed that these workers were living in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions, and subjected to situations that eroded their autonomy and dignity. The owner of the restaurant and the head chef were arrested, charged with various offenses including trafficking and sexual assault. Following police action, additional victims have come forward, prompting a deeper ongoing investigation by Halton police.
Police reported that the victims faced severe exploitation, living in cramped conditions and subjected to control that left them feeling powerless with violations of their sexual integrity.
Following the investigation's searches, more victims came forward, indicating the extent of exploitation at the Oakville sushi restaurant, prompting ongoing inquiries by Halton police.
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