‘Boss treated workers as slaves so he could do up his Czech home’

A gang of Czech people traffickers forced 12 slaves to work like ‘animals’ and helped themselves to their wages, a court heard. Zednek Drevenak, 35, allegedly ran the operation from the Czech Republic and a house in Enfield, north London, over a five year period. The migrant victims, some of them skilled tradesmen, survived on as little as £30 a week while working as cleaners, car-washers, and even taking on shifts at McDonalds, it was said. Some were given no…

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