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Enfield organised crime group jailed for trafficking vulnerable individuals into the UK for Modern Slavery

Enfield organised crime group jailed for trafficking vulnerable individuals into the UK for Modern Slavery

Three individuals sentenced to a twenty six years total in prison for involvement in human trafficking, forced labour and money laundering in Enfield thanks to work by dedicated Met detectives. In Jan 2019, an investigation began to uncover exploitation of vulnerable men and women. This group targeted vulnerable individuals from the Czech Republic, exploiting them for financial gains.

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