MADRID, Jan. 4 (UPI) -- Spanish authorities say they arrested eight suspects who allegedly forced Romanian women into prostitution after luring them to Spain with promises of jobs.
The Spanish civil guard said the criminal network brought the women to the Alicante region where their documents were confiscated and they were compelled to work as prostitutes, HotNews.ro reported Tuesday.
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Spanish investigators said five Romanians, two Albanians and a Moroccan were arrested.
The two Albanians ran the operation, police allege, while the Romanians convinced the women to come to Spain with promises of employment.