Operation Safe Streets Leads to 335 Arrests in Dallas Prostitution and Sex Trafficking Crackdown
A prostitution and sex trafficking crackdown in Dallas, part of Operation Safe Streets during the Dallas World Cup, led to 335 arrests, including four Dallas police officers.
Dallas Fort Worth, TX, August 3, 2026 —
Dallas authorities have announced the results of Operation Safe Streets, a significant crackdown targeting prostitution and sex trafficking within the city. The operation, which coincided with the Dallas World Cup events, resulted in the arrest of 335 individuals.
Among those arrested were four Dallas police officers. The specifics regarding the charges or roles of the arrested officers were not immediately available.
The operation aimed to address illicit activities associated with sex trafficking and prostitution, which can often see an increase in certain areas during large-scale events that draw significant crowds. The scope of Operation Safe Streets encompassed various aspects of law enforcement to combat these crimes.
Further details on the timeline of the operation, specific locations within Dallas where arrests were concentrated, and the outcomes for the arrestees are expected to be released as the investigation progresses. The Dallas Police Department has stated that the investigation is ongoing.
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