# Six Arrested In Johnson County Labor Trafficking Case

> Six people arrested in Johnson County labor trafficking probe with 31 potential victims identified.
- Title: Six Arrested In Johnson County Labor Trafficking Case
- Summary: Six people arrested in Johnson County labor trafficking probe with 31 potential victims identified. Six individuals arrested in Johnson County labor…
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- Source: Dallas Express — https://dallasexpress.com/crime/six-arrested-31-potential-victims-identified-in-johnson-county-labor-trafficking-investigation
- Author: Dallas Express
- Published: 2026-10-07T15:00:35+00:00
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- Topics: johnson county, labor trafficking, arrests, potential victims, suspect, naideng jiang, wenzhin lu, news, politics
## Johnson County Labor Trafficking Probe
Authorities arrested six people and detained 31 potential victims in Johnson County labor trafficking investigation.
## Law Enforcement Involvement
Johnson County District Attorney's Office, Texas Department of Public Safety, Johnson County Sheriff's Office, Burleson Police, FBI, Homeland Security Investigations, and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement participated in the investigation.
## Suspect Naideng Jiang
Naideng Jiang, also known as Danny, entered custody on October 2 with bonds of $500,000 for organized criminal activity and $400,000 for racketeering.
## Other Suspects
Wenquin Lu, also known as Wendy, remains at large while five other suspects were arrested.
## Potential Victims
Investigators detained 31 potential victims but have not specified the type of labor, location, or compelled activities.
## Ongoing Investigation
The investigation remains active with possible additional enforcement actions, but prosecutors will not answer further questions until it concludes.
## Key takeaway

Six individuals arrested in Johnson County labor trafficking investigation with 31 potential victims identified.