Police have released dramatic footage of raids on a huge sex ring operation at five brothels - as two men and a woman were jailed for more than seven years.
Officers smashed down the doors to the properties across the country after identifying houses where vulnerable women were being forced into sex work.
Surrey Police, working with Polish authorities, pieced together the gang members before arresting them.
Mariusz Moniuszko, 39, of Corby, Northamptonshire, and Dariusz Sieredzinski, 34, of Kent, were found to be involved in running the brothels.
They posted adverts on adult websites, fraudulently rented properties and moved money to disguise their activities.
Justyna Sieredzinska, 30, of Kettering, and Magdalena Drozdzal, 29, of Purley, acted as the brothel receptionists, taking client bookings for the women.
They would often promise sexual activities the victims did not want to offer and in one case, a victim said she was forced to have sex up to 14 times a day.
Justyna Sieredzinska, 30, of Kettering, and Magdalena Drozdzal (pictured), 29, of Purley, acted as the brothel receptionists, taking client bookings for the women
Moniuszko (left) was sentenced to 40 months imprisonment and found guilty of one count of conspiracy to control prostitution for gain. Right: Sieredzinska
`The investigation began after intel suggested a brothel was operating on Staines Road West in Sunbury-On-Thames.
Police raided the house on September 20, 2019, and the first victim was saved and helped them piece together the gang's sick activities.
The victim had been trafficked into the country by lorry, before working as a cleaner to pay back thousands of pounds she was told she had to pay to get in.
Her passport was taken from her and although she handed over her limited earnings, it was not enough to cover the debt and she was forced into sex work.
She was later introduced to the organised criminal group, who made her work long hours and perform sexual acts she did not want to
Police raided the house on September 20, 2019, and the first victim was saved and helped them piece together the gang's sick activities
The group spanned across the UK and Poland and a Joint Investigation Team was set up to hunt them down.
Detective Sergeant Martyn Linton said: 'This was high-end organised criminality perpetrated by a dangerous group of individuals who preyed on females for profit.
'In dismantling the criminal group, we've identified over 100 women connected with the case and three were courageous enough to come forward and help speak out in court against their oppressors.
'This was one of the most extensive modern slavery human trafficking investigations we've ever pursued at Surrey Police and today's result shows that exploiters will be held accountable for their actions.
'Sadly though, we know there are still others out there who perpetrate this horrific crime type and we are continuing our work to target these criminals.
'We take all reports of modern slavery seriously, so if you suspect someone is being sexually exploited, please contact us.'
The thugs were jailed at Guildford Crown Court last week for seven years and three months for controlling prostitution, modern slavery and criminal proceeds offences. Pictured: One of the raids
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ShareThe thugs were jailed at Guildford Crown Court last week for seven years and three months for controlling prostitution, modern slavery and criminal proceeds offences.
Moniuszko, Sieredzinska and Sieredzinski were found guilty on Thursday, 16 December following a four-week trial.
Moniuszko was sentenced to 40 months imprisonment and found guilty of one count of conspiracy to control prostitution for gain.
She was guilty of one count of facilitating the travel of another with a view to her being sexually exploited.
And she was jailed on a count of possessing criminal property to the value of £17,815, and fraud relating to the possession and use of the Polish identity documents.
Sieredzinska was sentenced to 20 months imprisonment, suspended for 12 months. He was found guilty of one count of conspiracy to control prostitution for gain, one count of possessing criminal property in the form of bank credits to the value of £20,440.80.
Sentencing the organised crime group, the judge spoke about some of the women that suffered at their hands. Pictured: One of the raids
Sieredzinski was also sentenced to 32 months imprisonment after he was found guilty of one count of conspiracy to control prostitution for gain, one count of possession of criminal property in the form of bank credits to the value of £13,019.56, two counts of possessing articles for use in fraud.
Two further counts of fraud which relate to two fraudulent Covid business bounce back loan applications totalling £90,000 were also made.
Drozdzal appeared at Guildford Crown Court on January 10 and pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to control prostitution for gain.
She was also sentenced to two counts of possession of criminal property to the value of £6,105.
She was sentenced to 15 months imprisonment for the offences.
Sentencing the organised crime group, the judge spoke about some of the women that suffered at their hands.
On describing what happened to one of their victims, he said: 'She was young, vulnerable and needed help. Instead, you treated her without a shred of compassion.'
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