US EditionFive Members of an International Sexual Exploitation Network Are Captured in Colombia
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The police in Colombia have arrested five alleged traffickers on orders from the Salzburg Public Prosecutor's Office. The suspects are said to have forced young Colombians in Austria to prostitution – and not to be afraid of brutal violence.
In a joint operation involving the National Police, Interpol, Europol, and Austrian judicial authorities, five individuals were arrested in Medellín and Bello, Antioquia, accused of being part of a transnational network dedicated to trafficking women for sexual exploitation in Europe. According to the investigation, this organization primarily recruited young women in Colombia, taking advantage of their economic and social vulnerability. Once ab…
The Colombian authorities arrested in the department of Antioquia (north-west) five people who are supposedly part of a network with tentacles in Austria, Germany and Switzerland, dedicated to attracting Colombians to exploit them sexually in Europe, according to the police.The arrests were made in Medellín, the departmental capital, and Bello, in coordinated actions with Interpol, Europol and Austrian authorities, which allowed the "disarticula…
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