California man jailed for migrant captivity

A man convicted of imprisoning three migrant workers on a remote cannabis farm in Northern California has been sentenced to 320 days in jail, along with two years of probation and ordered to pay over $120,000 in restitution. The workers, who spoke no English and had no transportation, were kept locked, with limited food and water, for several months and were exploited for their labor and wages. One migrant escaped after five months and was rescued following contact with the Mexican Consulate, exposing the conditions and resulting in the man's conviction for false imprisonment, theft, and related crimes.

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