Chunlan Jiang, 42, was arrested Dec. She bonded out the next day. He said an undercover officer went in posing as a customer and was offered sex acts in exchange for money on the first time he visited.
Jiang was arrested that day. Police documents indicate Jiang appeared to be the only employee in the building at the time, but it is unclear if she owns Bamboo Massage. Nearby businesses said the massage parlor has been open since around the time she bonded out of jail. Currently in Oklahoma, no one, including the police, has the authority to shut down the business.
The only authority, outside of the criminal proceedings, comes from the Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology which can take action on Jiang's license. The board wants more authority to regulate massage establishments. They want to be able to do checks each year for safety, sanitation and licenses of employees, like they do for the cosmetology and barbering industry. Legislation to increase their authority failed this past year.
The Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology is hoping to get that law passed in the upcoming legislative session. Download our free app for Apple and Android and Kindle devices. Sign up for newsletters emailed to your inbox. Follow us on Twitter :. Like us on Facebook :. Actions Facebook Tweet Email. Claremore massage parlor open after prostitution bust. A massage parlor in Claremore is still open for business after an employee was recently arrested for soliciting prostitution.
Now 20 days later, the signs are lit up on the front windows. Singer said the business is allowed to be open based on Oklahoma laws. Lewelling did confirm that Jiang was licensed by the state. Jiang was formally charged.
