Va. conducts first human-trafficking training session

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Virginia law enforcement officials teamed up this week for a training seminar on human trafficking, the first time the state has tried such an initiative in its efforts to combat the issue.

The seminar brought together detectives, prosecutors and victim-witness coordinators from across the state to learn how to define trafficking, identify victims and target traffickers, according to state Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, who hosted the session with the Department of Criminal Justice Services.

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