Contact Admin. One gang boss told us: With his arms draped around two pretty young women, an Eastern European Mr Big prepares to sell them off as sex slaves bound for Britain. Evil Adrian Meder is just one of a network of gang bosses aiming to supply girls and make millions over the EU scrapping of our border restrictions with Romania and Bulgaria. Romania is in Europe now.
Romanian girls are good for this because it is the job that they know. They work and they know what they do. Meder told us he would be driving to Britain this week on business. The giggling, starry-eyed girls know a life of prostitution awaits but can have little idea of the brutal reality that may entail. Once in the UK, the girls disappear into a black market of sleazy backstreet saunas, brothels and relentless escort agency work.
Many turn to drugs in despair. The girls are briefed on how to dupe immigration officials into believing they are entering the country to earn a living as hotel workers, waitresses or cleaners. After introducing us to one of his muscular henchmen, Meder led us to a VIP area above the dance floor. He ordered bottles of vodka for his table and told the girls to parade for our benefit. He constantly plied the girls with spirits as he auctioned them off.
Asked if she knew what kind of work she would be expected to do, he grinned and said: A year-old was then shown to the table. We were told she was due to sit an important exam the following week. I can speak with people and they will give her pass. She can travel to London next week. And experts fear that number will continue to soar because of the end of restrictions.
The open borders policy means the movement of sex workers now goes largely undetected by Interpol and the UK Border Agency. And in , the Association of Chief Police Officers estimated that up to 12, women working in off-street prostitution in Britain had possibly been trafficked. It is little wonder a confident Meder told our investigators: Meder also introduced our team to the girls in the picture — one 21, the other 22 — who asked to be taken to England as a pair for safety.
