Arizona U.S. Attorney Timothy Courchaine discusses partnership with Colombia
These monsters traveled to other countries to have sex with children, thinking that the borders could protect them from the jurisdiction of the United States, and we were happy to show them they were quite wrong."
That's what Arizona U.S. Attorney Timothy Courchaine said while joining Arizona's Morning News to talk about a recent joint effort with Colombian officials against human trafficking.
"They would use desperate families in Colombia, desperate, poor families who, still engaging in this monstrosity, would sell their children for sexual activities," Courchaine added.
He said that getting justice for the exploited children and securing life sentences for Americans accused of traveling abroad to hurt them felt "fantastic," adding that this is an example of what happens when international agencies collaborate.
