Connecticut state police rescued four teens in Stamford and arrested nine people while working on an operation to fight child prostitution during the week of the Super Bowl.
The operation was called “Recovered Innocence” and state police said they were providing support to the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s effort in the Tri-State area. The first round of arrests came after authorities in New York said they brought down a ring operating in the Tri-State area that was selling “party packs,” involving cocaine and prostitution and marketing to “high-end” clients coming into the New York metropolitan area for the Super Bowl.
