Former swinger convicts detained in prostitution raid

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Four suspects, including a married couple who were previously imprisoned for organizing swinger parties across southern Turkey, have been detained by the police in an operation, this time being accused of organizing group sex parties in exchange for money. 

Police officers from the public order unit in the southern province of Adana began monitoring a group of people suspected of organizing paid group sex parties online through their social media accounts. The investigation revealed that two couples from Adana and neighboring Mersin province had joined group sex meetings together and operated them jointly.

In a plot to catch the suspects red-handed, officers received permission from the public prosecutor’s office and established contact with the couple from Mersin, who were using a social media account under the name “Armina-Tan.”

Reports indicated the couple demanded 1,000 Turkish Liras in payment for each “contributor,” and asked the officers to pay for a rented flat and their transportation fees. 

Upon arriving at the flat rented by security officials, the two suspects from Adana, identified as M.Ö. and D.Ö., realized the “clients” were in fact police officers, as they had been previously convicted for organizing notorious swinger parties. After a failed attempt to escape, the suspects were detained by the police. 

Officials searched the suspects’ belongings and learned they had traveled with a suitcase full of lingerie and fetish objects. 

According to reports, E.Ç. said in her testimony that she was organizing group sex parties because she “enjoyed” the process and alleged that her boyfriend did not know about money exchanging hands. 

All suspects were sent to court and released upon a judicial control decision.