Five arrested in prostitution sting in Norton. The article indicated that "most of the women involved sex trade suffer from drug addiction, mental health or other problems. Also, many prostitutes are involved in human trafficking, they said. Thus, women are free to do what they will with their bodies, so long as its having abortions, but charge a fee for intimate encounters, the women must be suffering from drug addition, mental health, or "other problems".
You nailed it. Just saw that the AMP in Greenfield is advertising again. Before they shut down the reports were of a 1 older lady show. Has anyone been back since they've re-opened? The good news is the ladies charges are dismissed. Though a DA motion will be filed Oct 3rd. The bad news is the message is out there you have to include and take down male customers when doing an investigation like this. From Newburyport paper. SALISBURY A judge dismissed charges last month against two women accused of offering sex for a fee at a local spa and questioned why seven police departments and the USA Homeland Security Department "were unable to investigate" and charge customers or the business owner, according to court records.
Police said the raid followed a three-month undercover operation involving seven police departments and the federal Department of Homeland Security. In her ruling, McCabe questioned the actions of law enforcement officials for not investigating or charging anyone but the women.
Salisbury police were tipped off in April by a concerned citizen regarding young Asian workers at the spa providing sex for a fee and living inside the business, according to court records. In the weeks to follow, police posed as customers and were offered sex acts for a fee.
A Salisbury police detective obtained a warrant and organized a raid of the business with help from Seabrook, Amesbury, Newbury, Georgetown and Newburyport officers and detectives. When police entered the building, there was one customer inside but he said he wasn't receiving illegal sexual services.
