Elvine was just one among 169 people arrested “during an 11-day investigation into human trafficking throughout metro Atlanta leading up to the Super Bowl.” The goal of investigations such as Operation Interception is to, “rescue any children or young adults.” Elvine was charged with using a computer service (the Whisper app) to seduce, solicit, lure or entice a child to commit an illegal act, which is a felony offense.

Elvine and 20 others were arrested in an undercover Super Bowl sex-crimes operation.

 The Georgia Bureau of Investigation conducted an undercover investigation ending in the arrest of 21 people over five days for child pornography and sex trafficking crimes. The GBI issued a press release.

When Americans think of “sex trafficking” or “human trafficking” they often think of third world countries, impoverished countries, or anywhere but the good old U.S of A. However, America’s own backyard is where thousands are being trafficked daily.