300 paedos arrested in one year

The Federal Police (Austrian: Bundespolizei) is the law enforcement agency of Austria. The Austrian Federal Police were formed in July 2005 as one formal unit of police. Before 2005 the police system operated the Gendarmerie for most of the country, and the Polizei in the heavy city and urban areas such as Vienna, Salzburg and Graz. In 2004 it was agreed by the Government of Austria that these two police forces, along with the criminal investigation service, the public security constabulary, and the security authorities, would all form together to become the 'Federal Police of Austria'.The Federal Police is also responsible for border control.

Trafficking in human beings has received particular attention in Austria since 2004, when the introduction of a special section on human trafficking in the Criminal Code put the issue on the political map. This was followed by the establishment of a special Task Force against human trafficking the same year, and a first National Action Plan in 2007, which was followed by a second National Action Plan in 2009. Ambassador Dr. Elisabeth Tichy-Fisslberger was appointed on 10 March 2009 by the Austrian Federal Government as the First Austrian National Coordinator on Combating Human Trafficking.

Because of its geographical location at the centre of Europe, Austria is affected by human trafficking both as a transit country and target destination. According to estimates, the most frequent phenomena of human trafficking in Austria include sexual exploitation, slave-like situations of domestic servants and child trafficking.

Sabot wrote:
300. Good God. I swear it never used to be this bad when I was a child.