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ASALT Task Force
Anti-Sex And Labor Trafficking Task Force
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Mission Statement
The mission of ASALT is to significantly diminish the occurrences of human trafficking within San Joaquin County, to apprehend the responsible offenders and to recover survivors. ASALT achieves this by combating all forms of human trafficking through the long-term support of victims, prosecution of offenders, training of fellow law enforcement professionals, community awareness, and effective public/private partnerships.
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The San Joaquin County Anti-Sex And Labor Trafficking Task Force strives to collaborate with all law enforcement agencies within and neighboring San Joaquin County. In addition, we work alongside government and non-governmental advocacy organizations. Regularly scheduled meetings with human trafficking investigators and advocates ensures the continuous focus on combating human trafficking.
Partner Agencies
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Homeland Security Investigations
Tracy Police Department
(Part Time)
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Delta College Police Department
(Part Time)
Stockton Police Department
(Part Time)​
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San Joaquin County
District Attorney Investigations
Escalon Police Department
(Part Time)
Manteca Police Department
(Part Time)
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SUSD Police Department
(Part Time)
California Division of Adult Parole Operations
Lathrop Police Department
(Part Time)
Lodi Police Department
(Part Time)
What to Do If You Identify or Suspect Someone Is a Human Trafficking Victim
DO NOT APPROACH A TRAFFICKER OR PIMP
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License plate
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Direction of travel
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Physical descriptions
Write what you saw and heard. The brain is fleeting, and important indicators/signs can easily be forgotten or missed.
Contact law enforcement to report the incident. Be sure to write down the report number if given.
To Properly Report Human Trafficking in San Joaquin County, Please do the following:
ASALT in the Media
March 2025
3 Arrested, 2 rescued in San Joaquin County Sheriff's human trafficking operation
February 11, 2025
Summit in Stockton seeks to end human trafficking
January 9, 2025
Addressing human trafficking in San Joaquin County
April 18, 2024
Human trafficking raises concerns in San Joaquin County
April 10, 2024
Contact Us
Please use the following methods for any questions, comments, concerns, or training inquiries:
For life threatening emergencies, please call 9-1-1
Email: ASALT@sjgov.org
Phone: 209.468.2443
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ASALT Task Force
San Joaquin County
Family Justice Center
Phone: 209.468.2600
Website: SJCFamilyJusticeCenter.com
Without Permission
24- Hour Hotline: 209.277.7758
Want to learn more about Human Trafficking Awareness?
Click here to visit our Human Trafficking Awareness page.