Trafficker (noun)

A person who buys, sells, or transports illegal goods, especially drugs or human beings.

Origin:

The word trafficker comes from the late 17th century, from the verb "to traffic" which means to trade or deal in something, especially illegal or immoral goods. it refers to a person who buys, sells, or transports illegal goods, especially drugs or human beings.

Examples:

1. The police arrested the trafficker for smuggling drugs across the border.
2. The trafficker was charged with human trafficking for transporting illegal immigrants into the country.
3. Traffickers often use violence and intimidation to control their victims.
4. Traffickers use various methods, such as deception and false promises, to recruit and transport their victims.
5. Trafficking is a serious crime that has a detrimental impact on the lives of the people affected by it.