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Wayland Police Investigate Sexual Assault on Rabbit River Trail

Wayland, Mich., Police are asking for the public's help identifying two men accused of sexually assaulting a woman Thursday morning on Rabbit River Trail.

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Wayland Police seeking public s help in finding suspects accused of sexual assault

Police say the woman was assaulted Thursday morning on Rabbit River Trail.

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Defendants facing human trafficking charges plead guilty, one sentenced to prison

WAYLAND, MI (WKZO AM/FM) Two West Michigan residents have pleaded guilty to human trafficking charges. And one of them is on their way to prison fo.

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West Michigan pair plead guilty to human trafficking

. Criminal enterprises that choose to set up in small towns can still be brought to justice, said police Chief Mark Garnsey.

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Man trafficked 50 victims out of Wayland home

A Wayland man was sentenced Monday on human trafficking charges. A local advocate was not surprised that trafficking happens "in our backyard."

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