- A Czech couple were jailed after being found guilty of trafficking vulnerable men to the UK and forcing them to work at a McDonald’s in Cambridgeshire as part of a family-run exploitation network.
- Victims were lured from the Czech Republic, had documents taken, lived in poor conditions and worked long 12-hour shifts for virtually none of the wages earned.
- Jan Drevenak received eight years, Monika Olahova six-and-a-half years and both face deportation; police and McDonald’s say they’ve taken steps to support victims and prevent a repeat.
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