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Nominee highlights human‑trafficking work and backs 'broken‑window' policing
Summary
Bob described co‑chairing anti‑human‑trafficking efforts, planning a statewide seminar with law enforcement and survivors, and endorsed prosecuting small crimes to maintain public order.
Bob said human trafficking is a major problem in the Chicagoland area and described his anti‑trafficking work, including co‑chairing a committee and planning a seminar for law enforcement, judges and survivors.
"I serve as, cochair of the anti human trafficking committee, and human trafficking here in this state is a big issue," he said, adding plans to bring "all the law enforcement agencies, judges, the chief judge who wrote a lot of the laws for antihuman trafficking, and at the same time, survivors" to a seminar. He also expressed support for a ‘‘broken‑window’’ approach, arguing that prosecuting smaller crimes helps maintain order and prevent larger crime trend deterioration.
The interview records his stated priorities and planned outreach; it does not provide program budgets, timelines, or independent data on trafficking prevalence.
