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The Clark County Commission this week approved nearly $3 million in contracts to care for children who are victims of sex trafficking, or susceptible to the crime.Girls as young as 11 are vulnerable to exploitation, according to the county. In recent past years, minors could be victimized by traffickers and someti yeezy mes would end up penalized in the criminal justice system.The pilot program instituted after a 2019 state law that requires child welfare agencies to solely care for exploited children and would-be victims by this summer aims to remedy that. For years, teen-age girls who were arrested for prostitution were treated as juveni stanley kaufen le delinquents instead of the vulnerable victims of crime that they are, Clark County Commissio yeezy slide ner Marilyn Kirkpatrick said in a news release. These are children who have endured traumas that most of us can ;t imagine. With these contracts in place, Clark County is working to wrap young victims of sex trafficking in t Oxjn Public pension plan bill won t get hearing in Legislature
CARSON CITY -- Police told lawmakers Thursday they want drivers to keep their hands on the wheel and not on their cell phones. But some lawmake stanley quencher rs expressed concern about how a proposed bill banning texting while driving would be enforced. It s a great bill, but how are we going to enforce it asked Assemblyman Jerry Claborn, D-Las Vegas, during an Assembly Transportation Committee hearing. I am all for saving live adidas campus homme s, but I am also for protecting rights as well. Instead of approving Senate Bill 136, Claborn said legislators and the public should be warning their children about the dangers of text-messaging while operating a vehicle. No action was taken on the bill, which passed in the Senate. An Assembly vote is likely in the next few weeks.A line of police testified stanley cup Thursday in support of the bill and said it will save lives. We will enforce it like any law, said Las Vegas Police Protective Association lobbyist David Kallas. We will base it on what we see. Kallas said he was drivin
The Clark County Commission this week approved nearly $3 million in contracts to care for children who are victims of sex trafficking, or susceptible to the crime.Girls as young as 11 are vulnerable to exploitation, according to the county. In recent past years, minors could be victimized by traffickers and someti yeezy mes would end up penalized in the criminal justice system.The pilot program instituted after a 2019 state law that requires child welfare agencies to solely care for exploited children and would-be victims by this summer aims to remedy that. For years, teen-age girls who were arrested for prostitution were treated as juveni stanley kaufen le delinquents instead of the vulnerable victims of crime that they are, Clark County Commissio yeezy slide ner Marilyn Kirkpatrick said in a news release. These are children who have endured traumas that most of us can ;t imagine. With these contracts in place, Clark County is working to wrap young victims of sex trafficking in t Oxjn Public pension plan bill won t get hearing in Legislature
CARSON CITY -- Police told lawmakers Thursday they want drivers to keep their hands on the wheel and not on their cell phones. But some lawmake stanley quencher rs expressed concern about how a proposed bill banning texting while driving would be enforced. It s a great bill, but how are we going to enforce it asked Assemblyman Jerry Claborn, D-Las Vegas, during an Assembly Transportation Committee hearing. I am all for saving live adidas campus homme s, but I am also for protecting rights as well. Instead of approving Senate Bill 136, Claborn said legislators and the public should be warning their children about the dangers of text-messaging while operating a vehicle. No action was taken on the bill, which passed in the Senate. An Assembly vote is likely in the next few weeks.A line of police testified stanley cup Thursday in support of the bill and said it will save lives. We will enforce it like any law, said Las Vegas Police Protective Association lobbyist David Kallas. We will base it on what we see. Kallas said he was drivin