‘Cabaret owned forced woman to have group sex’

THE owner of a Nicosia cabaret forced a Russian woman to have sex with clients in the private rooms for £30 as well as group sex with other women in which he participated, a Nicosia district court heard yesterday.

The cabaret owner and his barman were yesterday remanded in custody for six days after a Russian woman who worked in his establishment told police that he forced her into having sex with customers.

The court heard that the owner forced her to have sex for £80, which he pocketed.
The woman said that between May 1 and June 14 she had sex with 10 customers at various hotels in Nicosia, which she named.

Police said that the owner, in co-operation with the barman, found clients with whom the woman had sex in specially made rooms in the establishment for £30.

Out of that, £20 went to the owner or the barman, the court heard.

The woman also alleged that her boss forced her into having group sex with other artistes, in which he participated.

Both suspects were arrested on Tuesday but denied any involvement.
Their claims would be investigated, police said.

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