Romanians forced workers into 14-hour days for a few pounds, court told
A gang of Romanians are accused of having forced workers to put in 14-hours shifts for just a few pounds a week, as well as other crimes
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A gang of Romanians are accused of having forced workers to put in 14-hours shifts for just a few pounds a week, as well as other crimes
John Jeffay Updated: 4 May 2021, 15:40 FOUR Romanian nationals have appeared in court on human trafficking charges, accused of forcing workers to harvest crops for 14 hours a day, sometimes only for a few pounds per week. They are alleged to have posed as recruitment agency workers to exploit 10 Romanians who had been trafficked to Perthshire. 3 Cops took part in a co-ordinated operation that led to four Romanians appearing in courtCredit: Steven Brown Carmen Neacsu and Stelian Neacsu, both 53, along with Gabriel Dogeanu, 39 and Petrica Obreja, 37, are accused of running the human trafficking...