Man Convicted in SF Drug Trafficking Lie
- A man claiming human traffickers forced him to sell drugs in San Francisco was convicted. - Prosecutors rejected the defense's exploitation of human trafficking laws as a loophole. - The verdict reinforces crackdowns on false claims in trafficking cases. patch.com
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