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April 19, 2011 at 10:12 pm · Filed under Baltimore massage parlors
Local nonprofits, including the Fredericksburg Area Food Bank and the Lloyd Moss Free Clinic, have been affected by the state’s decision to halt grants to charitable organizations. Direct payments from the state—the type that Moss and other groups have received for years—were stopped after Attorney General Kenneth Cuccinelli declared them unconstitutional. Officials are scrambling to come up with a new way of funding the nonprofits, including contracts which would reimburse them for services performed. “They’re holding funds at the state level until they resolve all this,” Karen Dulaney, executive director of the Moss Clinic, said yesterday. The Fredericksburg clinic is budgeted to receive nearly $100,000 from the state this year, or about 6 percent of its total budget. (Fredericksburg.com)
Manassas Ordinance Regulating Sex Shops Moves Forward
The Manassas City Council entered the end game in regulating sexually-oriented businesses when it held its final public hearing on the matter Monday night. The council is also considering zoning amendments to regulate tattoo parlors, transient housing, sex offender treatment services, massage parlors and short term loan es …
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March 10, 2011 at 3:36 pm · Filed under Baltimore massage parlors
… In the past, when Asian brothels in D.C. would get shut down by the city , they would often proceed to reopen at the same location under a different name,” said Brooks. “Consequently, community action to hold the underlying property owner accountable for leasing to them is a critical part of eliminating their operation both in D.C. and in the greater community. Thanks to everyone for joining our petition!”
Over 300 Change.org members signed the petition asking landlord Jerry Schaeffer to stop leasing to the property in the few short days since it was created. For DC Stop Modern Slavery members, those signatures mean their community cares about reducing human trafficking and is willing to stand up to landlords who rent to places like Asian massage parlors, which often front brothels full of trafficked women. And it means there is more hope for trafficked women trapped in brothels in DC and elsewhere.
See the full article from “Change.org (blog)”
March 9, 2011 at 12:37 am · Filed under Baltimore massage parlors
For the past 3 years, there are many reports on the sexual massage parlours over at the Adelphi. I’m not sure if you’ve read any of such news, so I provide an extract of latest report by the New Paper on 28 Feb 2011 (Source: Lunchtime ’specials’ at some Adelphi spas. The New Paper Mon, Feb 28, 2011)
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I do not know, in your capacity as the MP for this constituency where the Adelphi is residing in, what have you done in the past 3 years to stop, reduce or control the number of such dodgy spas providing sexual services. As at yesterday, there still at least a dozen of such shops operating at the Adelphi, the majority of them is locating at the basement. In fact, the owners of these shops have earned so much that they start to operate similar massage parlours in Circular Road, Boat Quay and Clake Quay, extending the sleaze and vice activities over there. Now, eve …
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February 8, 2011 at 6:00 pm · Filed under Baltimore massage parlors
She told him to take off all his clothes then follow her into the shower room at a downtown Washington massage parlor. He didn’t say no.
After all, the man wasn’t there for a good time. He was working for taxpayers. He was a police officer, and he was determined to uncover evidence.
So uncover he did.
Trying to build a prostitution case against Jasmine Therapy on a busy stretch of M Street Northwest, the officer lay down in the shower room, and the woman went to work: She then proceeded to scrub UC’s body to include the genital area, according to court papers filed recently by the District in an effort to shut down the business.
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The undercover operations stopped just short of the sort of activity that focused unwanted attention on Spotsylvania County in Virginia few years ago, when sheriff’s deputies received sexual services from “masseuses” during their massage parlor investigations – one deputy even leaving a $350 tip.
See the full article from “Officer.com”
February 7, 2011 at 6:36 pm · Filed under Baltimore massage parlors
Undercover Cops Investigating Brothels: How Far Is Too Far?
Massage parlors offering a wide variety of illegal sexual services are, as we’ve detailed in the past, common in the District of Columbia. In turn, investigating such parlors is hardly new territory for the undercover units of the Metropolitan Police Department. But are undercover cops getting a little too close for comfort while covertly soliciting sex workers? A report in the Washington Times suggests they might be.
According to this report by Times reporter Jim McElhatton, court documents state that an undercover officer who was building a case against Jasmine Therapy, located on the 1800 block of M Street NW, was instructed to lay down in a shower room, at which point a woman “proceeded to scrub [the officer's] body to include the genital area.” Later, the officer agreed to pay the woman for oral sex, at which point he made up an excuse and left. Another officer similarly received a shower rubdown, but also left before engaging in sexual intercourse with a masseuse. Later, police raided the parlor, where they found $70,000 in cash “hidden in lotion dispensers with false bottoms, and hidden condoms.”
See the full article from “DCist.com”
October 26, 2010 at 12:49 pm · Filed under Baltimore massage parlors
Morris Martick sells 40-year-old liquor license on Baltimore City Paper classifieds
Morris Martick, the 88-year-old proprietor of Martick’s Restaurant Francais, is selling the liquor license he’s held for 40 years.
Not with a broker, but on the classifieds of Baltimore City Paper.
Martick, who first opened the downtown French restaurant in 1970, closed it in 2008. He’s tried to lease it since then but no one has expressed interest.
In January, he asked the liquor board to extend his due-to-expire license for six extra months so he could find a new buyer.
He tried Craigslist but was unsuccessful. Two weeks ago, he decided to try a classifieds ad on the alternative weekly. The ad appears on the back page, past all the ads for massage parlors, above a picture announcing $900 luxury apartments.
See the full article from “Baltimore Sun’s Midnight Sun (blog)”
October 25, 2010 at 4:24 pm · Filed under Baltimore massage parlors
ELECTED AG: PRO AND CON — More Nickles: The current AG takes to the Post’s “All Opinions are Local” blog to make the case against an elected attorney general. His best point: “An elected attorney general will be a politician — not the city’s top lawyer. Think of Virginia’s current Gov. Robert F. McDonnell, New York’s former governor Eliot Spitzer and New York gubernatorial front-runner Andrew Cuomo, all of them former attorney generals. … I am concerned that an elected attorney general would not pursue — as my office has — actions related to slumlords, phony used-car dealers, brothel owners, massage parlors, billboards, payday lenders and large corporations such as Bank of America, AT&T, Verizon and others.” You know, like Spitzer and Cuomo did. Still less convincing: His argument that electing an AG would require the city to double up its legal staff — the CFO and the council disagree on that point. Bill Lightfoot, the trial lawyer and former council member, weighs in on the pro side: …
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October 1, 2010 at 2:24 pm · Filed under Baltimore massage parlors
Actually, the most exciting thing we’ve heard out of this shop in recent days isn’t even about advertising. Josh Charles (of Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead and Sports Night fame) has recently gotten a lot of press locally and nationally for his role in the hit series “The Good Wife”. Based on what we’ve been told, it couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy. Which is all the more amazing considering his dad’s Allan Charles, Chairman of TBC and perennial contender for The Most Miserable Human Being in Baltimore Advertising Award. (via)
Marketade
Internet marketing company announced that it’ll become the Ty Pennington of search marketing by giving away a free SEO makeover to a small business in the D.C. area every quarter. Makes us feel all warm and fuzzy inside. No.That’s the asparagus again. (via)
The Washington Post
Via internal memo, the paper quietly announced that it will no longer post massage parlor ads. Apparently, they’re fronts for brothels. This is news to us. (via)
See the full article from “mediabistro.com”
October 1, 2010 at 7:36 am · Filed under Baltimore massage parlors
But even with a renewed cheery outlook, the center is suffering financially and is looking for more volunteers and an unpaid director.
When the center opened December of 1996, the nonprofit was a well-funded piece of the Heartbeat International family, an anti-abortion nonprofit with 1,100 affiliated centers across the globe. The center rented two suites in the Cochrane Court office building east of the Portage city center off of Highway 51/16. The suites boasted a room full of free clothing for newborns and new mothers.
Now the center has a closet of clothes just for infants. One of its former suites belongs to a massage parlor, and the center, which used to be open four days a week and helped up to 100 women a year, is now open by appointment only.
See the full article from “Sauk Prairie Eagle”
September 30, 2010 at 6:00 pm · Filed under Baltimore massage parlors
Alabama: An owner and her two employees of a massage parlor were indicted yesterday on sex trafficking charges. According to the report, the three women are accused of illegally bringing foreign women from abroad and used them for prostitution.
California: Police arrested a suspected pimp who trafficked teenagers and forced them into prostitution. According to the report, he allegedly kidnapped a 14 year old girl earlier this week as well as kidnapping others in the past. He is currently under police custody.
District of Columbia: Washington Post announced that it will no longer accept massage parlor ads on its newspaper. In the past, Washington Post used discretionary policy in regards to accepting advertisement for massage parlor businesses. However, as it recognized the illegal businesses conducted in legal establishments, Washington Post decided to change its stand on advertisement policy for massage parlors.
See the full article from “Examiner.com”
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