In a significant breakthrough against human trafficking, the Ethiopian Federal Police, in collaboration with Dubai Police of the United Arab Emirates, have arrested two dangerous traffickers who had been hiding abroad. The suspects, Dawud Teferi Legesse and Desta Tegegn Abegaz, are accused of committing inhumane acts against numerous Ethiopian citizens through fraudulent methods.
The joint operation underscores the growing international cooperation in tackling the scourge of human trafficking. The two men had evaded capture by remaining outside Ethiopia, but the combined efforts of law enforcement agencies led to their apprehension.
Authorities allege that the suspects used various deceitful tactics to traffic Ethiopians, exploiting their vulnerabilities. The arrest sends a clear message that traffickers cannot escape justice by fleeing across borders.
Further details on the suspects’ operations and the exact charges are expected as investigations continue. The Ethiopian Federal Police has commended the collaboration with Dubai Police and reaffirmed its commitment to protecting citizens from such crimes.
Article source: newbusinessethiopia.com | Image credit: BBC
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