French police probe sickening reports of child trafficking on second-hand clothes site Vinted

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French police probe sickening reports of child trafficking on second-hand clothes site Vinted

French police are investigating reports of child trafficking on second-hand clothes website Vinted. Videos on social media stitching together listings of extremely highly-priced items and odd language has gone viral, prompting an intervention by French authorities. Many of the adverts are for toys and seem to describe them with human traits. One advert lists a "bunny stuffed animal" for €1,000 (£865) and is describ…