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We Are Here for the Person This Happened To If you or someone you love was exploited at the Shore Motor Inn on Sunrise Highway in Blue Point, the days and weeks after a law-enforcement operation can feel like falling through the floor. The criminal case moves at one pace. Your body and your mind move at another. And somewhere between the police cars leaving the parking lot and the next time you have to get out of bed, a quiet question starts to form — the question nobody at the scene had time to answer for you: Can someone be held responsible for what was done to me inside that motel room, and not just the person who was arrested? The answer is yes, and the law is stronger than most people realize. This page is written for survivors, for the families of people who were trafficked at or near this property, and for the community of Blue Point, Patchogue, Bayport, and the rest of the South Shore of Suffolk County who have watched the same address make headlines again. We are going to walk you through the entire civil legal landscape that this case opens — federal trafficking…