National Police agents arrested in Valencia four people, three women and a man between 34 and 54 years old, of Spanish and Colombian origin, as alleged perpetrators of a crime related to prostitution for sexually exploit women of Colombian origin in a club in the capital of Turia.
The police investigation began in July when officers learned that several women may be victims of sexual exploitation at a dating club in the capital of Turia.
During the investigation, officers discovered that the victims had been forced into prostitution only means of subsistence for being in a situation of need, this circumstance being exploited by the club officials to sexually exploit them.
The women apparently worked 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and had to be available around the clock to serve customers. In addition, They only charged half the money obtained for services rendered, as well as drinks to club officials. However, they had to cover the expenses generated by the purchase of prophylactics.
Likewise, those responsible had instructed the victims, and in the event that a police check was carried out in the club, they had to declare that they had signed a room rental contract, and thus be able to exonerate themselves from any responsibility for what they had done.
Additionally, researchers found that women wore several months without paysince people interviewed told them that the receipts they printed after each service were lost and could not be paid.
Finally, officers arrested the suspects, three women and a man, as suspected perpetrators of a prostitution-related crime and verified that two of the detainees were already serving sentences in open regime in the social integration center of a penitentiary center. Those arrested, including two with criminal records, were brought to justice.
