Trafficked prostitutes 'lived in fear of crime gang'

A crime gang spent more than £50,000 (€60,000) seeking clients for young prostitutes trafficked illegally into the North, a court heard today.

Trafficked prostitutes 'lived in fear of crime gang'
Mon, 06 Sep, 2010 - 18:25

A crime gang spent more than £50,000 (€60,000) seeking clients for young prostitutes trafficked illegally into the North, a court heard today.

The gang ran brothels in Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Glasgow and Belfast and trafficked people from other countries.

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