Four Women and a Man Arrested for Running “Massage Club” for Prostitution Inside Famous Mall in Sheikh Zayed
Egyptian security forces arrested five suspects, including four women, for operating a so-called “health club” inside a popular mall in Sheikh Zayed that was used as a front for prostitution.
The Ministry of Interior revealed the details of the arrest of four women and one man accused of managing a health club inside a famous mall in Sheikh Zayed for engaging in and promoting immoral activities under the guise of massage and relaxation services.
According to official investigations, the General Administration for Combating Vice received information that a group of individuals was using the club as a cover for soliciting clients and practicing prostitution for money.
After obtaining the necessary warrants, law enforcement officers raided the location and arrested all suspects, including a woman who managed the club along with three female workers and a male accomplice.
Authorities found nine mobile phones and EGP 5,000 in cash, believed to be proceeds from their illegal activities.
Upon interrogation, the suspects confessed to running the club for immoral purposes, and legal measures were immediately taken. They were referred to the Public Prosecution for further investigation.
In a separate case, the Vice Police Unit also arrested four individuals from Cairo and Monufia for promoting prostitution through social media platforms, offering to facilitate such activities for money.
The suspects were tracked, arrested, and admitted their involvement in illegal activities, and necessary legal actions were taken.
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