Law enforcement officer repeatedly ordered oral sex at strip club. It turned out to be a police special operation
A private dance cost 1,000 UAH, and oral sex cost 5,000 UAH.
The Pechersk District Court in Kyiv approved a plea agreement between the prosecutor and the owner of the Aero strip club, who is accused of involving people in prostitution, and sentenced the woman to four years in prison, suspended. This is reported by Sud Reporter.
On September 18, a law enforcement officer visited the Aero strip club, located on the second floor of the Salute hotel in Kyiv. He paid a dancer 1,000 UAH for a private dance and 5,000 UAH for oral sex services. The next day, he returned to the club and again received oral sex services.
The accused woman is considered the owner and director of Hrupa Tsentr LLC, which operates in the Salute hotel, namely the Aero strip club. In the club, dancers provide sexual services for money. They collected money in a box in the dressing room and kept records of the funds received.
At the end of each shift, the director or administrator split 50% of the funds received from dances, tips and sexual services among the dancers, while the remaining 50% of the income was taken by the club owner. Part of her "share" was allocated to staff salaries and also passed on to an unidentified person. Materials concerning this unknown person have already been separated into a separate proceeding.
The woman is charged under Part 2 of Article 303 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine: involving several people in prostitution. The penalty for this crime is imprisonment for a term of four to seven years.
The accused has already pleaded guilty and entered into a plea agreement with the prosecutor. As a result, she was sentenced to four years in prison, with release from serving the sentence and a two-year probationary period.
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