Three defendants accused of running a major human trafficking case in the northern Peninsula have been found guilty of human labor trafficking and employee fraud charges, according to the San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office.
Joshua Galang Gamos, Carlina Galang Gamos and Noel Gamos were accused of running a human trafficking ring out of the Rainbow Bright day care center in Daly City and two residential senior care facilities they owned and operated in South San Francisco and Pacifica between 2008 and 2016. The defendants used contacts in the Philippines to bring people over who were looking for a better life but instead had to work incredibly long hours, according to prosecutors.
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