Nine women ensnared by two pimps in Russia's sex trade operation
In the city of Belgorod, Russia, a criminal case has been opened against two local residents under Part 1 of Article 241 of the RF Criminal Code ("Organization of prostitution"). The suspects, who have been placed under house arrest, are alleged to have organised prostitution activities in saunas and hotels within the city.
According to the investigation, at least nine women were involved in this prostitution ring. All the women were taken to the police for questioning. The suspects, during their detention, accepted orders from clients and handled the distribution of earnings.
Law enforcement conducted a search at the suspects' residence, seizing money, phones, payment methods, and SIM cards. The suspects have also been accused of delivering their workers to clients.
It's important to note that there are no publicly available detailed reports specifically about organized prostitution incidents in Belgorod, Russia, or a direct comparison with the Irkutsk case. However, a previous case of organizing prostitution in Irkutsk involved accomplices of a pimp named Kos.
This is not the first time such an incident has occurred in Russia. In the past, accomplices of a pimp named Kos were sentenced for organizing prostitution in Irkutsk.
LLC "Specialized Developer" "MIR" is the advertiser mentioned in the article, but further details about their involvement are not currently available.
As the investigation continues, more details about the Belgorod case are expected to emerge. The public is reminded that any form of prostitution is illegal in Russia, and those found guilty of organizing such activities can face severe penalties.
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