A rare case including elements of labor trafficking is one of a growing number in recent years, according to those who serve victims and survivors.
At least three people connected to Hibachi Grill & Supreme Buffet were indicted April 8 on charges of harboring illegal workers.
The case alleges that they or others would buy residences for illegal workers to live in in return for rent payment, would provide transportation to and from the restaurant and would subtract money for rent, transportation and food from their pay. Employees were paid in cash, the indictment said…