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‘Making It a Conversation About...’ human trafficking

Stephanie Bracey speaks during a special forum on human trafficking Monday night at the Jackson Teen Center (JTC) about how she spotted a man watching her 15-year-old daughter at a Columbia store. On the panel are JTC Executive Director Brian Mayes, ALPHA Center Executive Director Paul Napper Kershaw County Sheriff Lee Boan Fifth Circuit Solicitor Byron Gipson Camden Middle School Principal Lesley Corner, Camden Middle School Principal Byron Johnson and the Rev. Marion Bennett. (Martin Cahn/C-I)

JTC - Stephanie Bracey — Stephanie Bracey speaks during a special forum on human trafficking Monday night at the Jackson Teen Center (JTC) about how she spotted a man watching her 15-year-old daughter at a Columbia store. On the panel are JTC Executive Director Brian Mayes, ALPHA Center Executive Director Paul Napper Kershaw County Sheriff Lee Boan Fifth Circuit Solicitor Byron Gipson Camden Middle School Principal Lesley Corner, Camden Middle School Principal Byron Johnson and the Rev. Marion Bennett. (Martin Cahn/C-I)

Updated: Dec. 20, 2019, 1 a.m.

Late Monday afternoon, a crowd of middle and high school students, a number of their parents, teachers and community officials heard some tough talk in the Jackson Teen Center (JTC) auditorium.

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