A Canada-wide warrant has been issued for the following individuals in relation to an 18-month human trafficking investigation. Pictured left to right Mali Jean, Billy Glenold-Fleury and Bechir Ben Salah. (Submitted photos/RCMP SK Media)

By paNOW Staff

One of four men wanted on Canada-wide warrants for human trafficking in custody

Oct 8, 2021 | 10:38 AM

The RCMP have arrested one of four men wanted on Canada-wide warrants on human trafficking charges.

According to a media release, Kenny Jouthe turned himself into the Provincial Court of Saskatoon without incident on Oct. 6.

The police are still searching for Billy Glenold-Fleury, Mali Jean and Bechir Ben Salah who are wanted for trafficking persons, material benefit from trafficking in persons, withholding or destroying identity documents and charges relating to participating in the activities of a criminal organization.

Earlier this year in June, the RCMP alerted the public they were searching for the group after an 18-month long investigation. In September the police turned to the public for information to assist in the search for the four men.

The group has ties to Saskatchewan as well as Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia.

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Those who have information on where the three remaining men may be can contact their local police service or RCMP detachment.

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