Police say sorry over case of sex slaves

ZHENGZHOU - Police in Luoyang, Henan province, have apologized over a case in which six women are alleged to have been held as sex slaves. Two of them were murdered.

Guo Congbin, director of the public security bureau of Luoyang, told a news conference that four district police officials had been suspended for negligence.

An application to charge the suspect, Li Hao, 30, a former firefighter who worked later in the local technological supervision bureau, is before the public prosecutor.