Sixty-four people were arrested and two women were rescued in an anti-human trafficking sting in California’s Riverside County, officials said. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department said the arrests were part of Operation Reclaim and Rebuild, which is an annual statewide operation. The sting “ran for four consecutive days before concluding on January 28, 2021,” said the department in a news release on Feb. 2. “The task force arrested 61 males and one female for solicitation of prostitution, one male for soliciting a minor for lewd purposes, and one male for supervising/aiding a person to commit prostitution,” according to the news release. They also made contact with two adult females who were believed to be human trafficking victims, the office said. “Initial investigations led the task force to believe these subjects were being forced to engage in acts of prostitution against their will. The identity of these victims will not be released …