Three women arrested on suspicion of running a brothel in Luton
Three women were arrested on suspicion of managing a brothel in South Town, Luton, after Police obtained a closure order the property.
A man was also arrested on suspicion of paying an exploited person for sex and possession of an offensive weapon with all four suspects arrested for supplying class A drugs.
The arrests were made on Wednesday (October 28) after officers obtained a Section 8 Warrant following reports of anti-social behaviour and intelligence received from the local community.
A spokesperson for the Luton Community Policing Team said: “Officers attended the property and executed the warrant for the property being used as a brothel.
“As a result three women and one man were located inside the premises. The females were arrested on suspicion of managing a brothel and the male was arrested on suspicion of paying an exploited person for sex, possession of an offensive weapon and all four occupants arrested for concerned in the supply of class A.
“Following the warrant, officers successfully obtained a full closure order for the property. This action helps protect the local community, prevent further criminal activity, and safeguard those who may be vulnerable.
“Community intelligence is vital in helping us identify criminal activity, safeguard vulnerable individuals, and keep our communities safe. Information provided by the public allows us to build a wider intelligence picture and take enforcement action where necessary. The information received in relation to this address was instrumental in enabling officers to take positive action.”
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