A highly touted 10-year human trafficking investigation by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) has so far has only resulted in one felony arrest.
But TABC officials remained bullish on the effectiveness of their efforts during a high-profile news conference on Thursday.
On October 18, ABC13’s cameras were rolling when nine cantinas were busted in a single night. At the time, TABC investigators said 84 people were rescued as part of raids conducted simultaneously. TABC also said all nine cantinas had their liquor licenses suspended for 90 days…