Four girls are alleged to have been trafficked in two separate domestic human trafficking cases, with the case files now with the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.
Police say in the first case, two suspects are alleged to have subjected a young girl to domestic trafficking in Labasa.
Police say the investigation has been completed and the file was forwarded to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions on 6th June 2026 for an independent legal review.
The second case was reported at the Lautoka Police Station and involves one of the two suspects from the Labasa case.
The suspect is alleged to have subjected three girls to domestic trafficking in the Western Division.
Police say two police officers were also questioned in relation to the case.
The investigation has been completed and the file was forwarded to the ODPP on 31st August.
Police say as part of their broader investigative approach, the Anti-Money Laundering Unit is now looking into possible financial crime offences involving proceeds that may have arisen from the alleged domestic trafficking.
