Finnish police investigators said Thursday that they are pressing for the indictment of three women accused of running a prostitution ring in Finland. Their organization had around 50 prostitutes in 30 locations, police said at a press conference, with all of the prostitutes recruited in Estonia.
Tampere police investigators said at the press conference that the accused madams focused on smaller towns where they felt there would be less vice enforcement. Sain aru Loen veel. Two Finnish men who allegedly rented space to the Estonian women also face criminal charges. Only registered users can comment this article! Name needs to be fewer than 32 characters long. Comment needs to be fewer than characters long. Over half-dozen former interior ministers call for Mart Helme resignation.
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