A terraced house used for swinging parties has been raided and shut down after neighbours complained about people urinating and having sex in the street.
Police stormed the property, which is used by a company called Donkey Dicks Parties to host erotic events late into the night, amid concerns of prostitution.
The company describes the house in the historic city of Salisbury, Wiltshire, as a 'swingers parties club' on their website, with 'the best erotic adult party experience in the south of England'.
Photos on their site show a dancer's pole, leather beds and mirrored walls which are all available for use by people attending their parties.




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All the neighbours said Mr Harwood had given them the same response when confronted about his late night sex parties.

They said he had told them: 'If you don't like it, move'

And further issues arose when he installed four security cameras that covered all parts of the terrace. One man said: 'Everyone around here is so annoyed about those cameras.'
Another said: 'This has been going on too long.
If we could get rid of him, this street would be perfect.'
Rowena Lansdown, Wiltshire Council's public protection officer, said the council had a 'clear duty to investigate any potential sexual exploitation' after receiving a number of complaints.
Wiltshire Police added that Mr Harwood had been served with a Premises Closure Notice in relation to anti-social behaviour and a hearing would be held at Salisbury Magistrates' Court on May 15 for a decision to be made.
A spokesman said: 'Following concerns the Community Policing Team in Salisbury executed a warrant under the Sexual Offences Act - Controlling Prostitution for Gain at a premises at Avon Terrace on the evening of Thursday 4 May 2017.
'Enquiries were made of people present at the property during the warrant.

No arrests were made and no offences of exploitation have been disclosed.
'Police have also continued to receive numerous complaints from the public, local residents in particular have reported their distress in relation to anti-social behaviour, noise and parking issues in the area over a protracted period and action is being taken.
'The owner of the premises has been served with a Premises Closure Notice in relation to anti-social behaviour by Wiltshire Council and a hearing will be held at Salisbury Magistrates Court on 15 May.'
Mr Harwood has been approached for comment.





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