Two prominent brothers, known for their luxury real estate brokerage 'The Official', are under arrest on severe sex-trafficking charges. They vehemently deny all allegations and are currently facing both criminal and civil proceedings.
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The brothers are the founders of the luxury real estate brokerage 'The Official'. Their names have been withheld due to ongoing legal proceedings.
The brothers are facing multiple charges, including sex trafficking, money laundering, and conspiracy.
The investigation began after a tip from an anonymous source led federal authorities to uncover evidence of a sophisticated trafficking operation.
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