A Turkish man who went to a brothel in Stuttgart, Germany, had relations with a sex worker there.
Later, when he opened his bag to pay the agreed amount, the Turkish man gave the sex worker 100 Euros. As the 47-year-old man was leaving, an employee at the brothel became suspicious and checked the money. Suspecting that the bill was counterfeit, the woman notified the police.
According to a report by Ali Gülen from Sözcü newspaper, the police arrived at the scene, checked the money, and took the Turkish suspect into custody. A search of the suspect's person revealed additional counterfeit 100-Euro banknotes. The 47-year-old suspect was brought to court shortly after and was arrested and sent to Stammheim Prison.
ONE FLOOR OF THE BROTHEL WAS NAMED "TURKEY"
Meanwhile, fresh searches are being conducted at the homes and workplaces of the operators of the Pascha brothel, located in Cologne, where there is a large Turkish population.
The massive brothel, which had one of its floors named "Turkey" at the time of its establishment due to high interest from Turks, has been dealing with problems for years. It is reported that the operators of the Pascha brothel, whose property was previously seized by the state government, brought wealthy individuals from Oman and China to Germany for large sums of money and laundered millions of Euros through a group of companies that includes Pascha. The interrogation of 10 people currently in custody is ongoing.
News Source: 12punto
