Sentence examples for recruiting prostitutes from inspiring English sources
Dutroux, a convicted paedophile on parole at the time of the abductions in 1995 and 1996, has admitted kidnapping and abusing girls, but claims he was working for a criminal network recruiting prostitutes across Europe.
The former Italian dental hygienist charged with recruiting prostitutes to attend Silvio Berlusconi's infamous "bunga bunga" parties told a court on Friday that she loved the then prime minister and never invited anyone to attend his dinner parties.
In June, prosecutors in Lille, France, asked to drop charges filed against Mr. Strauss-Kahn in connection with a ring that recruited prostitutes for sex parties in France and the United States.
PARIS — A French appeals court on Wednesday rejected a demand from Dominique Strauss-Kahn to dismiss an investigation of him in connection with a ring that recruited prostitutes for sex parties from Paris to Washington.
PARIS — Prosecutors in the northern French city of Lille are seeking to drop charges filed against Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former chief of the International Monetary Fund, in connection with a ring that recruited prostitutes for sex parties from Paris to Washington, according to a statement released on Tuesday by the prosecutors' office.
The police said at an afternoon news conference that Mr. Garcia's role was as a member of the Web site's "Hunt Club," which recruited new prostitutes, The Albuquerque Journal reported.
But two businessmen and a senior Lille police chief are accused of recruiting and paying prostitutes for "soirées" with Strauss-Kahn in order to curry favour with him.
However, it wasn't until September of that year, when Television X recruited American prostitute Divine Brown (who'd just been caught hanging out in Hugh Grant's passenger seat), that the tabloids started to take notice.
"Mr. Brener recruited women to become prostitutes, and he controlled the business," the judge said.
That Cardus, a young man of virtually no education, from the lowliest of backgrounds (his mother and aunts were prostitutes), was recruited on the strength of a review he had written for the rather downmarket Daily Citizen, which had come to Scott's attention, is in itself astonishing.
