Man Trap. Lockable security door in "lobby"
[QUOTE=JustinAlias;5949849]I was at Seven Seas in Costa Mesa last year when two cops came in. My provider had just slipped back into her clothes as they entered and was whacking Willy for me. She went out to meet them. The other two ladies also had customers. They checked the business license and massage licenses on the wall. Amazingly they matched up. He made a comment about leaving the blinds open in the front windows. They never entered a room and left. Probably afraid to catch a Newport judge or politician getting his pole smoked. My masseuse came back in and we both exhaled. She said I had nothing to worry about. In Costa Mesa they measure your penis and charge you with anything from assault with a deadly weapon to public nuisance. She said I'd probably get off with time served. Ouch.[/QUOTE]That's why I try to avoid places that don't have security doors leading to the rooms.
Locking doors on the rooms themselves is great, but having the peice of mind on a "man trap" secondary door I gives me added sense of security.
Some places although probbably safe over all from a raid (F&C), and others, it's hard to go in as.