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Detroit Massage Parlors: Week In Review: More Mayor Controversy, Armed Robbery, Massage Parlor Remains …

detroitmassage — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 04:24:27 +0000

Last week’s headlines were filled with more controversy over Mayor Janice Daniels, a police investigation of an armed robbery at the Red Roof Inn and the questionable future for Troy massage parlor. Check out what you may have missed.
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Recovery Spa on East Maple Road probably won’t be reopening any time soon. At Monday’s meeting, City Council voted to revoke a 2011 massage parlor license at Recovery Spa. The vote affirmed the city’s decision to close the business last December after employees were charged with prostitution and police discovered several other ordinance violations. Recovery Spa has submitted an application for a license renewal and the city has 60 days to approve it, pending a background investigation and the adjudication process.
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Related Topics: Granite City Food & Brewery, Massage Parlor, Mayor Janice Daniels, and Mayor Janice Daniels recall

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Detroit Massage Parlors: Troy Massage Parlor to Remain Closed After Prostitution Charges

detroitmassage — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 12:25:09 +0000

Recovery Spa owner Ok Suk An could lose her Massage Facility License after Troy Police revealed multiple ordinance violations at her Troy massage parlor.
Jen Anesi

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Detroit Massage Parlors: Troy Massage Parlor Workers Face Prostitution Charges, Owner Could Lose License

detroitmassage — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 02:00:32 +0000

Recovery Spa owner Ok Suk An could lose her Massage Facility License after Troy Police revealed multiple ordinance violations at her Troy massage parlor.

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Detroit Massage Parlors: A voice for the silent

detroitmassage — Sun, 27 Nov 2011 17:12:29 +0000

Human trafficking is considered to be one of the fastest growing criminal industries in the world and generates billions of dollars in profits, so how come no one is talking about it?
The state of Alabama is one of the few states currently in the process of enacting a law that requires that any hotel that has been cited, any massage parlour where an employee has been cited or any airport, train station or bus station – and any business that provides entertainment commonly called strip-teasing or topless entertainment – shall be required to place, in a location conspicuous to the public at the entrance of the business or where such posters and notices are posted, a poster with information and resources about the National Human Trafficking Resource Center Hotline and the number to call in order to receive help, gain information, or report a tip or suspicious person.

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Detroit Massage Parlors: A voice for the silent

detroitmassage — Sat, 26 Nov 2011 14:00:58 +0000

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Detroit Massage Parlors: The Star’s move exciting

detroitmassage — Fri, 25 Nov 2011 10:48:32 +0000

The casino and its hotel and theatre, St. Clair College and a growing farmers market have all come downtown. The new riverfront stage is finished.
Despite the season, you can still see the green roof. I’ve been to a concert there, under a clear night sky with a full moon. Now we’ll have a university, library, art gallery, sports and recreation, maybe a museum, maybe a new university media school in the old bus station. Real destinations are materializing across the core.
With them will come people, lots of people, 1,000 more students and professors heading to classes, and families.
Following them, hope-fully, will be more businesses, restaurants and, could it be, shops other than convenience stores.
A few years ago, Windsor’s downtown was an abyss of kiddie bars, massage parlours and strip joints.

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Detroit Massage Parlors: Arsons down slightly in Windsor

detroitmassage — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 20:48:45 +0000

… It was very obvious it was an arson.’— Gerry Corriveau, Windsor Police
“Once we were inside, along with Windsor fire, it was very obvious it was an arson,” Corriveau said. “It’s definitely an arson scene.”
Damage is extensive, especially inside, according to Corriveau. He didn’t yet have a estimated total in damage.
“It appears that the building is a write-off,” Corriveau said. “They won’t be cleaning up and operating tomorrow let’s put it that way”
Corriveau says no other businesses were damaged.
“Fire was contained by Windsor fire, so it didn’t spread and total the structure or anything like that,” he said. “Structurally, I have no concerns for the building.”
Police are still actively investigating fires at the Gossip Massage Parlour on Ouellette Avenue and at the Party Warehouse at 1030 Walker Rd. They happened in January and February, respectively.

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Detroit Massage Parlors: Landlord’s bawdy house charge dropped

detroitmassage — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 14:00:30 +0000

According to the facts read in court, officers with the Windsor police morality squad had seen him coming and going from the massage parlour.
He was charged with being the keeper of a common bawdy house and possession of a controlled substance.
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As for the bawdy house charge, Bastien said he and his wife own the building, not the massage parlour. Outer Limits is only a tenant, said Bastien, and he has nothing to do with the business.
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Bastien said police had been pressuring him to evict the massage parlour.
“They wanted us to not rent to the massage parlours who are our tenants,” said Bastien. “Under the advice of our lawyer, until they were charged with something illegal and convicted, we really didn’t have the right to evict them.”

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Detroit Massage Parlors: Food Stuff

detroitmassage — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 07:12:33 +0000

Acquired in 2008 by the Johnston family — the same that has owned the Woodward Avenue Brewers next door for 14 years and the Emory across the street for five, both staples of the downtown Ferndale bar scene — the Loving Touch is a former erotic massage parlor turned pool hall. At the jigsaw-puzzle bar, backlit by twinkling lights on branches, you can order anything from a $3 PBR or one of the craft brews it shares with its sister bar to a cocktail made with the Hard Luck Candy line of flavored vodkas distilled in Detroit. Patrons control an extensive jukebox list and compete in foosball or billiards — free on Sunday. The sultry glow from a sign depicting the silhouette of a naked woman illuminates nine pool tables at the front of the venue, while mossy wall hangings and artfully tucked record sleeves decorate the back. Wooden booths and tables that look as if they were uprooted from a forest are conducive to groups …

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Detroit Massage Parlors: Landlord’s bawdy house charge dropped

detroitmassage — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 07:12:32 +0000

According to the facts read in court, officers with the Windsor police morality squad had seen him coming and going from the massage parlour.
He was charged with being the keeper of a common bawdy house and possession of a controlled substance.
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As for the bawdy house charge, Bastien said he and his wife own the building, not the massage parlour. Outer Limits is only a tenant, said Bastien, and he has nothing to do with the business.
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Bastien said police had been pressuring him to evict the massage parlour.
âThey wanted us to not rent to the massage parlours who are our tenants,â said Bastien. âUnder the advice of our lawyer, until they were charged with something illegal and convicted, we really didnât have the right to evict them.â

See the full article from “Windsor Star”