Six arrests in London and Peterborough over human trafficking
Six people have been arrested in London and Peterborough in relation to the human trafficking of more than 100 women, the Met has said.
The arrests were made in relation to alleged sexual exploitation, controlling prostitution and money laundering offences.
A police spokesman said 10 people were rescued during dawn raids following police visits to more than 15 brothels.
The Met and Hungarian Police carried out a joint investigation.
International crime ring
Scotland Yard said a Hungarian organised crime group had been advertising sexual services online.
During the investigation one of the alleged victims escaped from her traffickers and contacted police.
The police raids took place in Newham, Kensington and Chelsea, Enfield, Waltham Forest and Peterborough.
The crime group is also suspected of operating in other countries including Belgium, Austria and Germany.