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The club manager, Bulgarian, was immediately arrested as the perpetrator of a crime against the rights of foreign citizens
The National Police proceeded last October 24, to conduct a police check on a known brothel, located in the town of Balsapintada (Murcia), accompanied by officials from the Provincial Labor and Social Security, stopping the charge of the club and identifying eight Romanian women who were forced into prostitution.
The investigation began in early October when the Local Brigade Aliens and Border Police Station Cartagena, had knowledge of sexual and labor exploitation of women from Eastern Europe, at a popular nightclub in our province.
With the information obtained, and given the double crime against women in the club, the officers requested the assistance of the Provincial Labour Inspectorate, which was immediately paid to participate in the investigation of crimes of sexual and labor exploitation.
Once obtained all necessary evidence, along with officials from that agency investigators proceeded to perform an inspection at the local hostess, noting that at that time were eight women in prostitution in Romanian and Spanish, under the strict supervision of a Bulgarian man.
Once verified that these women were being exploited for sexual and labor organization, the officers proceeded to the immediate arrest of the person responsible as the perpetrator of a crime against workers and against the rights of foreigners in Spain.
At the same time foreign citizens were informed of the administrative and social rights to which they would qualify.
The suspect, upon completion of the police inquiries, he was brought before the Police Court of Cartagena.
These actions fall within the struggle of the National Police Anti-Trafficking and Human Trafficking under the Integrated Plan Against Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation.
Source: Jefatura Superior de Policía Murcia
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