(WMC-TV) - Every year in America, 100,000 to 300,000 youth are at-risk of being taken into human trafficking as a slave to be used for sex or labor exploitation.

More than $30 billion a year is made from this exploitation in America. The only way to combat this modern-day slavery is to educate our citizens on ways to keep their own children and the people around them safe.

Over 4,000 people went missing in the State of Tennessee last year alone, but we didn't find 4,000 bodies, so we ask you...where are they? Chances are they may be at risk for exploitation, if we don't do our part.

A Bridge of Hope will be doing another Human Trafficking Educational Street Sign Campaign on Saturday October 6, 2012 from 10:00a.m. - 2:00p.m. The event will be held on the corners of Poplar Avenue and Ridgeway Road in Memphis. Parking will be available in the Regalla Shopping Center in the Ruth Chris Steak House Parking Lot.

The city of Germantown is doing a prescription drug Take-Back in September.

That means any old, unused or unwanted prescriptions can be turned in so they don't fall into the wrong hands or hurt the environment.

This is not the first time an event like this has happened in the Mid-South.

The hope is the make sure that the drugs don't get flushed down the toilet or contribute to abuse.

It starts at 10 in the morning and goes until two in the afternoon on Saturday, September 29th.

There are three dropoff locations.

Fire station 3 at 7766 Farmington Boulevard.

Also, the Kroger locations at 2130 Exeter Road and 7735 Farmington Boulevard.

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(WMC-TV) - Germantown police say they've caught a pair of suspected burglars.

Investigators say Chase Lipsey, 22, and Cheyenne Payton, 18, are responsible for 2 break-ins on Brierbrook Road and Sonning Drive on August 1 and a third burglary on Niketon in July.