Two women, believed to be victims of human trafficking, have been rescued from a property situated in south Belfast. Their discovery occurred following a search of a flat within the city’s Annadale Embankment area on Friday night. Two men, aged 42 and 41, along with a 39-year-old woman, who were taken into custody during the police operation, have been granted bail to allow for additional inquiries. They faced questioning regarding several offences, including brothel keeping and controlling prostitution. A quantity of cash was also confiscated. During a subsequent search of a property located in the Newtownards Road area, three suspected firearms were found. Copyright 2024 BBC. All rights reserved. The BBC is not accountable for the content of external sites. Details regarding our approach to external linking are available. Post navigation India’s Supreme Court bans ‘bulldozer justice,’ leaving victims of past demolitions without redress Detectives Remain Open-Minded in 20-Year-Old Doorstep Murder Case