State lawmakers pushing for new crack down on human trafficking
Even events like the auto show have law enforcement on alert. FOX 2 spoke with a former Detroit Police Assistant Chief who talked about having a group of about 20 officers working with several federal law enforcement agencies to spot suspicious activity during large events in the city from past auto shows to even the Super Bowl twenty years prior.
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