Man on honeymoon caught by police after he sneaked out of hotel to have sex with prostitute

A newly married man who sneaked out of a hotel room where he was enjoying honeymoon with his bride was unfortunate to be caught when he sneaked out to have sex with a sex worker.

The police, incidentally were carrying out a sting operation at the time and caught the newly married man.

Paul Turovsky, 34, was on his honeymoon in Hillsborough County, Florida, when he sneaked out of the room he lodged with his wife to find a prostitute.

According to local reports, he found an advert for one, and went to an undisclosed location to meet the woman.

However, it turns out that the advert actually came from the police and was part of an undercover operation aimed at tackling human trafficking in the area.

In total, 176 people were arrested, and it is being reported that underage victims were found at the scene.

Sheriff Chad Chronister joked about the newlywed’s arrest, saying: “We all probably have questions about how long this marriage lasted, but I think the only question here, with it ending too quickly, as a wedding guest, was it too late to get the gifts that they gave returned back to them.”

The husband has been charged with solicitation of prostitution, and will appear in court later this year.

It is not known what happened to his new wife.

Giving more detail about the operation, which he called “disturbing”, Sheriff Chad said that demand from their fake advert was so “overwhelming” that they had to hire more and more hotel rooms to catch the perverts.

Among those found were two missing teenagers, one of whom was found sleeping in a car in a supermarket car park, while the other was found at a hotel with an alleged trafficker.

He added: “Sometimes the demand was so overwhelming that we had to go purchase a second, sometimes a third hotel room, because they would all show up at once.

“We believe these two individuals, these two men are responsible for trafficking many more women.

“I’m not able to say more without jeopardizing the investigation.”