Tisha Campbell Believes She Barely Escaped Setup By Human Traffickers, 'I Think I Almost Got Snatched Up'

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Tisha Campbell Believes She Barely Escaped Setup By Human Traffickers, 'I Think I Almost Got Snatched Up'

Actress Tisha Campbell believes that if if wasn't for her Newark, New Jersey upbringing, she would have fell victim to a human trafficking setup.

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