Ronda police dismantle sexual exploitation network

Spanish National Police have dismantled a criminal organization in Ronda, Málaga, dedicated to the sexual exploitation of women. The operation, named ‘Goyeski’, resulted in the arrest of six individuals and the liberation of ten victims.

The investigation revealed that the network operated two brothels in the city center. One of these locations used a fake psychological clinic as a front to avoid detection by neighbors and authorities. The victims, reportedly from Colombia, Paraguay, and Eastern Europe, were subjected to abusive conditions, including being forced to be available 24 hours a day and required to offer narcotics to clients.

During searches of the properties and two additional residences, police seized documentation, a vehicle, and 10,470 euros in cash. Additionally, authorities discovered an indoor marijuana plantation containing 279 plants at one of the suspects' properties, leading to a parallel investigation for drug trafficking. The local court has ordered the closure of both brothels.