Two women prosecuted suspected of being behind an extensive sex trafficking through two lounges which offers thai massage.
One of the suspected women prosecuted for aggravated pimping, and the other is suspected according to the indictment for complicity in the crime.
According to the lawsuit that has been submitted to the Uppsala District Court suspected women’s activities have passed over 2,400 sexual services via two salons offering thai massage in Upland.
The suspects women deny the charges.
The suspected crimes to have taken place from 1 January 2015 until 1 January 2016. The suspects women have since 1 March have been detained.
the women were arrested when the police struck several locations in Upland. Prior to the law, the police had conducted reconnaissance against salons and also visited the premises to see if they would be offered the purchase of sexual services.
– Through that approach the police could secure much information, that has been valuable throughout the investigation. This followed a decision by me as a prosecutor and was also approved by the police authority, I have had a good dialogue with throughout the investigation, said chamber prosecutor Tomas Eriksson.
Tomas Eriksson says that several civilian police officers visited the premises and booked a massage to see if they would be offered sexual services.
– During reconnaissance stage had civilkläda police have ordered a massage service and they have obviously not accepted if they have received offers of sexual services. Police officers should be invoked as witnesses to prove what we say, then we’ll see what assessment that the district court does, says Tomas Eriksson.
The evidence against the suspects women are witnesses with customers and the people who should have performed the sexual missions. The police have also secured track which is believed to come from sexual activities on the premises.
The woman accused of aiding and abetting the crimes, according to the indictment has been deputy to the other woman in one of the lounges where the alleged crimes must be conveyed. The woman, according to the prosecutor Tomas Eriksson therefore been an active part in sexverksamheten.
In the same lawsuit prosecuted while the two men suspected of purchase of sexual services or attempted purchase of sexual services at salons.
According to the indictment, there are five plaintiffs people in the skein.
The suspected crimes are judged by the prosecutor as rough as the business conducted on a large scale and, according to the indictment meant ruthless exploitation of another. One of the persons who should have offered sexual services, according to the prosecution had no other home than in one of the lounges. The person must not have had any other income in addition to their work at the business.
During the investigation, staff from the Swedish Tax Agency helped the police to identify thai salon ‘incomes.
The staff’s task, according to Public Prosecution Office in Uppsala been to review the scope and go through the salon bookkeeping and cash machines.
the prosecutor Tomas Eriksson also insists that a salon ‘premises should be forfeited. Eriksson also demand that a profit of approximately SEK 500 000 to the salons to have earned the sexverksamheten be confiscated.
Tomas Eriksson Urges also the company that runs the massage parlors to pay 1 million in a corporate fine.
The prosecutor wants to point out that the indictment does not say that everyone who has worked at the current salons have offered sexual services.
– And it also applies to customers who visited these salons. We are not saying that everyone who has been there has bought sexual services. There are customers who have only been there for quite ordinary massage services, says Tomas Eriksson.
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