The Kent ringleaders of a modern day slavery network have been found guilty of people trafficking offences. Canterbury Crown Court heard the 48 and 26-year-olds preyed on vulnerable homeless people in the Czech Republic - promising them free accommodation in and around Dover and good money. Instead, up to 18 victims were found living in a four bedroom home and were paid just £20 a week. The pair will be sentenced at a later date.
The Kent ringleaders of a modern day slavery network have been found guilty of people trafficking offences.
Canterbury Crown Court heard the 48 and 26-year-olds preyed on vulnerable homeless people in the Czech Republic - promising them free accommodation in and around Dover and good money.
Instead, up to 18 victims were found living in a four bedroom home and were paid just £20 a week.
The pair will be sentenced at a later date.