Massage Parlor Reports

[QUOTE=Mickey7;1356791]Be careful in the section that's 45 Mph if you take 422 East to Warren. On my trip today the road was pretty empty and wide open. I was cruising along just following another car. I glanced down and saw that I was going 65 so I slowed down some. The car in front just kept going and eventually I caught up with some slower traffic where it changed to 2 lanes. I pulled around a really slow moving car and right in front of me was the car who I was following now going real slow with a Highway Patrol car right on his bumper. He put on the flashers and pulled him over as I went by. It might be a good idea to put on the cruise control if you have it in that area which is what I did after passing them. There's an Ohio Highway Patrol station just outside of Warren on 422 and they probably didn't have anything else to do today. I've traveled that road many, many times and I've never seen the OHP out. Whew, that could have been a very costly trip to Waren for me today.[/QUOTE]The cops will sit at that BP station as you come off Rt. 5 about a half-mile or so down the road. OHP patrols this part regularly, and there is also a prison close by. I often find myself slowing down at just the right time as I realize I have entered that 45mph zone coming off the 60 or 65mph highway. Although they aren't going to harass you about where you are going, they will definitely not hesitate writing you a speeding ticket! That dead poor town can use any revenue they get, no matter how they get it! This is also why the AMP's won't get shut down. Too much tax revenue.

Councilmen pledge to fight massage parlors in the city.

January 11, 2012.

By RAYMOND L. SMITH, Tribune Chronicle | TribToday. Com.

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WARREN. Supporters of legislation that would place stricter requirements on area massage parlors located in the city convinced five of the city's council members to sign a pledge to pass it when it goes before council on Jan. 25.

"Six of Warren's 10 massage parlors are within a 2. 1-mile radius of my church, Emmanuel Lutheran," Jean Waris said."How was this allowed to happen?"

Waris and other members of the Mahoning Valley Organizing Collaborative have been working with city officials to find ways to stop what they believe to be illegal acts happening in the massage parlors. The group held a Vote to Fight Sex Trafficking rally Tuesday night at the Trumbull County YWCA.

The council members who signed the pledge included its sponsor, Cheryl Saffold, and John Brown, Eddie Colbert, Greg Bartholomew and Jim Valesky. Mayor Doug Franklin also signed the pledge to support the legislation.

Supporters of the proposed legislation suggest its passage and enforcement will allow enforcement and city officials to control activities in the spas and eventually to work to have them closed down.

"Are you aware that Trumbull County has 12 'recreational' massage parlors. 10 of which are within the city limits of Warren? ' Isabel Seavey said.

"As far as we can tell from sex tourism websites, there are 24 massage parlors in the entire state," she said."That means Trumbull county has half of all the spas in Ohio."

Investigators have said repeatedly in the last two years that they have found no evidence of human trafficking or prostitution at the businesses within the city. Seavey admitted that her group does not know that such activities are happening there, but said warning signs exist: They are open from 9 am To 3 am Weekdays and 24 hours on the weekends; they do not allow women to enter; and they advertise in a sexually suggestive nature, she said.

Representatives of the massage parlor businesses did not attend the meeting nor were reached for comment afterward.

Saffold told the audience of about 60 people that three lawyers brought to the city by the Mahoning Valley Organizing Collaborative said the legislation limiting such businesses is both constitutional and will withstand any legal challenge in the courts.

"I would like to say this legislation is one of the most important this city has seen," Saffold said.

She suggested having the high number of parlors in the city creates an atmosphere that will chase away business.

"I'm embarrassed that Warren, Ohio, is known as the massage parlor capital of Ohio," she said.

Kendra Perino of Warren attended the rally."I think their presence hurts the image of our city," she said."I have grandchildren in the area and I worry about them and other young people.

Dorie Harris of Niles said she is pleased that Warren is joining her city in trying to close down area parlors.

"Something needs to be done," Harris said.

Warren resident Georgia Maronsis said he does not like the direction the city has taken in recent years with the proliferation of massage parlors.

"It is hard for me to believe this is the legacy we are leaving for our children," she said.

A faith-based rally in support of the legislation is scheduled to be held at 2 pm Jan 22 in a parking lot across from the Sunrise Inn, near a downtown massage parlor.

"We are asking for representatives from every church in the city to attend the rally," Saffold said."We want to send a message to the owners of these massage parlors."

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Well looks like a law of some type may get passed. I still doubt any of the major Spas, Sun, Tokyo, Fuji and Fantasy will close. They will figure out how to get around it. Also likely depends on exactly what is passed and how strictly it is enforced. Going to be interesting to watch, that if for sure. Thanks for the update.

Ok I am tired of all the talk about the spa laws untill it comes up for a vote lets table this talk and get back to talking about providers. Any word on the new girl at sun? I know Kelly will be back at fantasy but don't plan on seeing her, the King has cashed in his royal jewels to take up all her time.

[QUOTE=Cesar Romero;1357603]Well looks like a law of some type may get passed. I still doubt any of the major Spas, Sun, Tokyo, Fuji and Fantasy will close. They will figure out how to get around it. Also likely depends on exactly what is passed and how strictly it is enforced. Going to be interesting to watch, that if for sure. Thanks for the update.[/QUOTE]Cesar is right, it all hinges on the ability to enforce any new laws. Both the city and LE know they don't have the resources to enforce any new laws, they struggle just to keep the streets safe. That is why you don't see them warming-up to this movement; they pretty much know it is a waste of time. The MVOC and the politicians will get some law passed, pound their chests, and move on. The SPA's will figure out how to operate within the new rules, and move on as well. Jeep56 will come around to the board every month or so warning everyone that a National Guard combat brigade is on standby just outside of town waiting for orders to shut down the spa's, but it never happens.

When it is all over, things will continue as always.

[QUOTE=Peter North 9; 1357667]Cesar is right, it all hinges on the ability to enforce any new laws. Both the city and LE know they don't have the resources to enforce any new laws, they struggle just to keep the streets safe. That is why you don't see them warming-up to this movement; they pretty much know it is a waste of time. The MVOC and the politicians will get some law passed, pound their chests, and move on. The SPA's will figure out how to operate within the new rules, and move on as well. Jeep56 will come around to the board every month or so warning everyone that a National Guard combat brigade is on standby just outside of town waiting for orders to shut down the spa's, but it never happens.

When it is all over, things will continue as always.[/QUOTE]I was just wondering about Jeep, we haven't heard the voice of doom in awhile.

[QUOTE=KingIpinni;1356601]I will be passing through Falls Church on Wednesday, do you think Ada would mind if I picked her up and delivered her.[/QUOTE]Because she's already here. Just spent a spectacular evening with Miss Kelly. She has a new piercing and looked great in her braided beaded top and tiny black skirt. I don't know guys but the best has just gotten better. She is truly a delight to be with.

They are worried about the image of Warren, particularly how it's effected by the existence of the AMP's? That is rich. Have you (any of you) ever driven down some side streets or back roads in Warren on your way to a spa? Boarded up houses EVERYWHERE, and the ones that aren't boarded up are so run down and dilapidated it looks like nobody could live there anyway. I almost drove into a pothole last year that would have absolutely destroyed my car had I not seen it. No exaggeration, this pothole could have swallowed up a small vehicle, and they want to turn away more tax dollars, or ANY revenue for that matter? Warren is like the asshole of Ohio, to say the least. I hardly think the massage spas are damaging any sort of image or reputation they think they have. If that is the case, you better go after the Summit St. Bookstore too. Guys go in there to the video booths and get sucked off. I'm sure there is a church within fifteen miles of there someone can complain about. Churches are so fucking arrogant, they think that any adult-based business is harmful to their plate-passing and money-grubbing ways. Driving by a sign that says "Massage" surely evokes sinful thoughts, and we all know that is no good for your spiritual well-being. HAHAHA. This whole thing is just hilarious. These misplaced priorities are going to accomplish nothing except cutting more money out of the already spent budget the city doesn't have. Enforcement is key here, I have NEVER seen someone pulled over in Warren, because I never seen any Warren police cars anywhere but at the police station. They can't pay officers, how are they going to pay teams of officers to raid AMP's? Not to mention, I would bet my net worth half the cops in Warren go to these places anyway. Ever seen all the FOP stickers on the doors of an AMP? Of course they are cop friendly, cops probably get special treatment even. So yeah, I doubt the officials are eager to move forward with this, its the 2% of the "christian" right wing retard population that thinks they are actually accomplishing something here. Whatever, I'm going to fill up this last freebie card for Sun, and then I'm done for a while. The whole scene is getting sort of diluted with the same old, same old.

[QUOTE=Cesar Romero;1357603]Well looks like a law of some type may get passed. I still doubt any of the major Spas, Sun, Tokyo, Fuji and Fantasy will close. They will figure out how to get around it. Also likely depends on exactly what is passed and how strictly it is enforced. Going to be interesting to watch, that if for sure. Thanks for the update.[/QUOTE]Just look at it this way. The new laws will equal more sleep for all the providers. Sun will be more harried. The one thing that MVOC and everyone else involved doesn't realize that Fantacy will give massages to women. If they really want to check out if there's human trafficking going on then why don't they just make an appointment and actually meet some of the people there? They state in the article that they really don't know "but there are signs". See they're just pulling from thin air just like they're supposedly doing it for the children. Yeah right. And they say these spas are driving out business from Warren. Oh, yeah right again. What drives out the business is the political party that's in power. Look at the recent oil situation that's going on with the so called earthquake supposedly being caused by it. I'm surprised they didn't lump that in with the spas supposedly causing that too. Or maybe it was all the orgasm that were happening at once. Never know.

[QUOTE=Bobo2;1357726]I was just wondering about Jeep, we haven't heard the voice of doom in awhile.[/QUOTE]Shhhh. Don't wake him up!

[QUOTE=Bobo2;1357726]I was just wondering about Jeep, we haven't heard the voice of doom in awhile.[/QUOTE]Unfortuneately, he was involved in a car crash with Vampireweekend never to be heard from again. After they stumbled out of their vehicles they gave eachother a big hug and some sort of spark happened. They were seen hand in hand going to the local hotel / motel Holiday Inn with loud music blaring from their room. Cheers!

I made a stop at Fantacy today, got there around 9:30 am, meet Ada at the door, they had 3 girls there right now Kelly, Kim, Amada.

I asked for Kelly. 5 minute later Kelly walked in and took me to the shower.

She's young, beauty and sweet.

I Spent pretty much the whole time having a great time with Kelly.

Very happy with the overall service. Excellent experience.

[QUOTE=Spa Lunker; 1357970]They are worried about the image of Warren, particularly how it's effected by the existence of the AMP's? That is rich. Have you (any of you) ever driven down some side streets or back roads in Warren on your way to a spa? Boarded up houses EVERYWHERE, and the ones that aren't boarded up are so run down and dilapidated it looks like nobody could live there anyway. I almost drove into a pothole last year that would have absolutely destroyed my car had I not seen it. No exaggeration, this pothole could have swallowed up a small vehicle, and they want to turn away more tax dollars, or ANY revenue for that matter? Warren is like the asshole of Ohio, to say the least. I hardly think the massage spas are damaging any sort of image or reputation they think they have. If that is the case, you better go after the Summit St. Bookstore too. Guys go in there to the video booths and get sucked off. I'm sure there is a church within fifteen miles of there someone can complain about. Churches are so fucking arrogant, they think that any adult-based business is harmful to their plate-passing and money-grubbing ways. Driving by a sign that says "Massage" surely evokes sinful thoughts, and we all know that is no good for your spiritual well-being. HAHAHA. This whole thing is just hilarious. These misplaced priorities are going to accomplish nothing except cutting more money out of the already spent budget the city doesn't have.

Enforcement is key here, I have NEVER seen someone pulled over in Warren, because I never seen any Warren police cars anywhere but at the police station. They can't pay officers, how are they going to pay teams of officers to raid AMP's? Not to mention, I would bet my net worth half the cops in Warren go to these places anyway. Ever seen all the FOP stickers on the doors of an AMP? Of course they are cop friendly, cops probably get special treatment even. So yeah, I doubt the officials are eager to move forward with this, its the 2% of the "christian" right wing retard population that thinks they are actually accomplishing something here. Whatever, I'm going to fill up this last freebie card for Sun, and then I'm done for a while. The whole scene is getting sort of diluted with the same old, same old.[/QUOTE]I will give you props on this post, this has one of the most truthful and funniest posts I have read in a long time."ASSHOLE" of Ohio, that's a classic.

[QUOTE=KingIpinni;1358794]I will give you props on this post, this has one of the most truthful and funniest posts I have read in a long time."ASSHOLE" of Ohio, that's a classic.[/QUOTE]The churches do not like the competition for the money that the AMP`s may present!

[QUOTE=VampireWeekend;1357918]Because she's already here. Just spent a spectacular evening with Miss Kelly. She has a new piercing and looked great in her braided beaded top and tiny black skirt. I don't know guys but the best has just gotten better. She is truly a delight to be with.[/QUOTE]I thought you were dead! $%