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3 expat women arrested for practising prostitution at Riyadh

3 expat women arrested for practising prostitution at Riyadh

Gulf Insider17-02-2025
RIYADH — Three expatriate women, who were involved in practicing prostitution in a hotel, were arrested in Riyadh. The arrests were made during a security raid carried out by the Riyadh Region Police, in coordination with the General Department for Community Security and Combating Human Trafficking Crimes.
The arrested women were referred to the Public Prosecution after taking the legal measures against them. This was part of the ongoing efforts to enhance security and prevent violations.
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