Four Canadian men charged with trafficking women over 7-year period

OTTAWA, Canada -- Four Ottawa men are charged for allegedly trafficking four girls over a seven-year period.

An investigation was launched by Ottawa Police Service in June 2021, eh, dubbing the investigation Project Exodus. 

Three of the four women were under 18 at the time the offenses took place between 2013 and 2020.

The alleged traffickers facing charges are: Aayanle Obuli, 27 [aka AY]; Mustafa Wardak, 23, [aka Vin]; Mobarek Abdulkadir, 25, [aka Boogie]; and Ahmed Wardak, 25, [aka Bizzl or Biz].

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Ottawa Police believe that there are other victims of human trafficking related to the investigation. They have released the photos of the four men charged, saying, "victims may not know the legal name of their offender."

Imagine how young the alleged traffickers were when this took place, if it turns out that they are guilty. And notice what they all seem to have in common, eh.

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