The police say that more than 1,000 women were sexually exploited in the human trafficking ring after “its temptation to Spain with false job offers.”

The Spanish police said on Sunday that they dismantled the human trafficking ring, which they said had taken advantage of more than 1,000 women last year, especially the Colombians and Venezuelan.

The police said in A. press releaseAdding that they saved 48 women in a process that brought 48 arrests.

Most of the detainees, including the leaders of the three alleged ring – two Colombian and Spanish women – were held near the eastern city of Alycante.

In addition to the three leaders, the police said that the managers of the nudity club and taxi drivers, who were responsible for transporting women, were also involved in the trafficking ring.

Women were recruited in their countries of origin, “mainly in Colombia and Venezuela, with wrong job offers” in the cleaning or cosmetic sectors.

Upon their arrival in Spain, they were “transferred to the clubs where they were sexually exploited” and “they had to work for hours,” according to the police.

The police said they also allowed them to leave for two hours a day and keep them under video control.

The police said that six detainees were detained in detention before the trial.

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The authorities said that more than 100 officers participated in the operation to dismantle the trafficking ring. The police said they searched eight real estate, seized multiple weapons, more than 150,000 euros in cash, three luxury cars, 26 grams of cocaine, 8.45 grams of crystal cocaine, 23.5 grams of pink cocaine, 20 tablets of weakness Erection and several computers.