German man arrested at OR Tambo International Airport for allegedly trafficking Madagascan women
A German national faces charges of trafficking and fraud after he was arrested with two Madagascan women, whom he allegedly attempted to take to Croatia.A German national faces charges of trafficking and fraud after he was arrested with two Madagascan women, aged 32 and 29, whom he allegedly attempted to take to Croatia.
Will was arrested on 30 April by a joint police team led by the West Rand Hawks' Serious Organised Crime Investigation, working with Interpol, Crime Intelligence and Gauteng's Provincial Border Policing. "They attempted to board a flight to Croatia on 19 April at the OR Tambo International Airport. Upon inspection, they were found fraudulent Italian passports. The two women were then arrested and were later released," he said.Will allegedly lured the women with promises of employment and a lucrative monthly salary in Croatia.
"An operation was conducted by a multidisciplinary team, resulting in the arrest of Will," said Nkwalase. We live in a world where facts and fiction get blurred
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