3 UK traffickers sentenced to 26 years for exploiting Czech migrants, forced labor, and earning £400k annually in modern slavery case.

Three members of a trafficking gang in the UK were sentenced to a total of 26 years for exploiting vulnerable migrants from the Czech Republic. They lured victims with false job promises, confiscated their passports, and forced them into low-wage labor at fast-food outlets, earning up to £400,000 annually. The gang's activities included forced labor and sex work. The Metropolitan Police's investigation led to the safeguarding of twelve victims and the gang's conviction for modern slavery offenses.