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Georgia press release promotes human trafficking awareness PSA and reporting app
An official state press release says First Lady Kemp and GBI Director Hosey highlighted the See Something, Send Something app for anonymous tips related to human trafficking and other crimes.
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An official state press release says First Lady Kemp and GBI Director Hosey highlighted the See Something, Send Something app for anonymous tips related to human trafficking and other crimes.
The Office of the Governor of Georgia issued a statewide press release on July 22, 2026, announcing a public service announcement from First Lady Kemp and GBI Director Hosey that highlights the See Something, Send Something app.
According to the release, the app is available for download on Apple and Android devices and can be used to anonymously report suspicious activity related to human trafficking and other crimes.
The press release says Georgia is considered a major destination for human trafficking because of its role as an international transportation hub and its extensive highway system.
The release also says anonymous tips can be submitted by phone at 1-800-597-TIPS (8477) or online through the GBI tip portal.
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