An America Out Loud Podcast explained the immense need that sparked the creation of our own Saved in America. This podcast of Blue Lives Radio specifically talks about how blue lives or police departments have been impacted by the often foolish policy changes that have taken place throughout the nation. It covers many topics and is well worth a listen. It also talks about the problem of human trafficking in this episode, known as modern-day slavery, and how Saved in America has been a vital component fn the war against the atrocity of this industry. 

Joe Travers, Saved in America

Travers joins the show to talk about our organization Saved in America and how it is impacting the fight against human trafficking throughout America. After serving in the Navy, Travers joined the Los Angeles Police Force, where he worked the gang-infested streets of the area. He subsequently became an ordained minister and a private investigator. Travers realized throughout his work on the streets as part of law enforcement that the evil gangs that had previously been overseeing the drug industry were now venturing into the world of human trafficking and taking it over, making it much more dangerous for all those involved. 

Saved in America on the Job

After realizing America had a real problem on its hands in the form of a human trafficking boom, one that law enforcement agencies were simply unable to keep up with due to limited funding and staffing issues, Travers knew something more had to be done. This led him to join forces with other former military specialists and law enforcement professionals to create Saved in America. This organization was created for the singular purpose of fighting back against human trafficking, with the help of highly trained professional volunteers. They track down missing and exploited children and then get them the help they need to recover after their experience and prosecute those who sought to harm them. 

Free of Charge

Although the service provided by Saved in America is priceless to parents who have their missing children returned to them, the organization works free of charge at no cost to families. This is possible thanks to many donations and fundraisers that provide the funds to cover the needs of the organization.