Caitlyn Marie then said she left Wal Mart and went to Aldi to finish her shopping. Caitlyn wrote that while checking out at Aldi, she was sharing with the Aldi employee about her scary situation, when others in line behind chimed in, informing her that the man had apparently followed her from Wal Mart to Aldi. She said "Sure enough I walked out and he was on the ground surrounded by 5 state troopers."

She's cautioning others, women specifically, about the real danger, even here at home, of human trafficking.

Michigan State Police Lt. David Kaiser told Corunna Now on Monday evening that per the Sergeant on scene, this was not a case of human trafficking or stalking. He said the man in question is homeless and the situation was blown out of proportion.

Michigan remains among the Top 10 states for human trafficking according to the National Human Trafficking Hotline.