Kyrgyzstan's State Committee of National Security (UKMK) said on November 3 that it had detained two Kyrgyz police officers and a Pakistani national on a charge of running a prostitution ring in the Central Asian nation. The suspects, whose identities were not disclosed, were placed in the UKMK detention center in Bishkek, the statement said, adding that an investigation is under way. To read the original story by RFE/RL's Kyrgyz Service, click here.
Two Kyrgyz Police Officers, Pakistani National Detained in Bishkek On Charge Of Running Prostitution Ring
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