(Portland, OR) -- Portland Police arrested ten people in February during human trafficking missions. Officers focused on Northeast 82nd Avenue and Sandy Boulevard, where there's a higher level of human trafficking activity. Besides the ten suspects who were arrested, police contacted six providers, including two juveniles who were reunited with family. They connect them to Safety Compass, a non-profit organization that offers advocacy services to people younger than 25 who are survivors of sexual exploitation and human trafficking.