They deny the charges. Chief Inspector Thomas Albinsson told the paper that in a dawn raid on the shop police found "objects for sexual enhancement", which did not have anything to do with a tanning shop's usual range of services.
The tanning shop is said to have been part of the "organised sex industry" for up to ten years. Police say they have been aware of this but unable to step in. One woman working at the tanning shop is said to have earned up to 10, crowns a week. While selling sex is not illegal, the way in which it has been "encouraged and facilitated in an official office" appears to be what has broken the law in this case.
At least ten of the clients have been identified and they may be charged with breaking sex trade laws. Find out how they are joining forces to strengthen each other — and the wider Stockholm region.
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Email newsletters Newsletter sign-up Edit my subscriptions. Share this article. But, she also charged clients who went downstairs to the basement in order to engage in sexual activities," revealed Expressen on Wednesday.
