Bristol police say two men accused of human trafficking through a local business were arrested Wednesday. Police started investigating “Aqua After Dark” in January, after receiving complaints of suspected prostitution at the 1235 Farmington Avenue business.

Police said they began investigating after receiving numerous complaints about an alleged prostitution operation at a Bristol business called “Aqua After Dark.”

A human trafficking investigation led to the arrest of two men in Bristol, according to state police. Troopers arrested Vincent Whiteley and David Henderson on arrest warrants Wednesday. A joint investigation between Connecticut State Police and the Bristol Police Department started in Jan.

Human trafficking charges against Scottish transport tycoon Dame Ann Gloag have been dropped, the Crown Office has said. The 81-year-old Stagecoach co-founder was charged alongside three other people by Police Scotland last year. All four strongly denied the charges.

Bristol Police arrest two men in connection with an alleged human trafficking and prostitution operation. Police say it was January of 2024 when they began investigating reports concerning the business "Aqua After Dark" at 1235 Farmington Avenue in Bristol.