The Florida Sheriffs Association (FSA) Task Force announced on Thursday that it recovered 29 victims of human trafficking and made 363 arrests in the state during a month-long operation. During the month of June, the Florida Sheriffs Association (FSA) Task Force Operation Breaking Chains focused on eradicating human trafficking throughout the 16 Florida counties and arresting those involved in the trafficking of individuals, officials said. A total of 16 sheriff’s offices across 16 Florida counties participated in the effort, collectively recovering 29 human trafficking victims, identifying 31 human traffickers, and making 363 arrests. The Broward Sheriff’s Office’s Strategic Investigations Division (SID), which took part in the operation, said in a news release that human trafficking is an ongoing problem in the state. “This heinous crime, which is the act of forcing or coercing men, women, and/or children into labor that results in involuntary servitude, exploitation, debt bondage or slavery, is a …