Tokyo police are stepping up a crackdown on a group that recruits women for sexual services by luring them on social media with promises of high incomes.
The group, called Akusesu, is believed to have earned a total of about ¥7 billion in five years by dispatching women to the sexual service businesses that offered the best pay.
"Such an illegal business model must be dismantled," a senior official of the Metropolitan Police Department said.
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