Same old dance, nothing new here
[QUOTE=SuzhiLang;6338698]Here is the detailed report if everyone have a few minutes to skim through it. Illicit Massage Business is listed at the first item in the recommendation. I think the day of AMP might actually coming to an end especially those advertise very explicitly. We have also seen the service offering expanded quite a bit since covid. I think there will probably be a few weeks / months of "grace period" before LOE start taking action on shut down (considering the slowness in gov. Action). However, mongers should be very cautious now with who you met and where you go.
https://www.commonwealth.virginia.gov/media/governorvirginiagov/secretary-of-the-commonwealth/pdf/HTS-Commission-Report.pdf[/QUOTE]They have blown their horn on this human trafficking and massage business stuff before and it seems the only places that get rolled up are the apartment "spas" and massage businesses that don't have proper licensing / any providers who have no license. The previous VA governor administration and regional task force had also touted the illicit massage parlor stuff regarding human trafficking. Based on past public news on arrests / shutdowns, Chinese parlors seem to be the ones who are often rolled-up. Korean MPs run a tight ship and have their business and massage licensing in order. Having said all that, if anyone feels like they don't want to get caught up in a arrest operation, just visit an AMP on a weekend, I never heard of LE conducting busts on the weekend, especially on a Sunday. Maybe avoid the Asian hotel / apartment girls since I would think LE could easily pick those off as easy low hanging fruit.
Kind of Early to be Worried
Glenn Youngkin 2023 = Josh Hawley 2017.
[URL]https://reason.com/2020/07/14/sen-josh-hawley-says-he-took-on-an-asian-trafficking-ring-and-freed-a-dozen-women-in-sex-slavery-thats-not-true/[/URL]
Shirley you can't be serious?
[QUOTE=PJ268;6340492]You're over generalizing here, and I think a lot of people need to educate themselves on this topic. The power a trafficker may hold over a victim may never be violent or physical. Its often financial or psychological (ex. A promise of higher paying jobs). The trauma can be so great that the victim may not even think they're a victim, or be to scared to report their trafficker. Even forced labor in a completely legit massage parlor is considered human trafficking.[/QUOTE]The victim is so well off they don't think they're a victim? Why are you here if you even think that, every sex worker is a victim then.
Good rule of thumb: don't give her the hotel safe code!
You would hope it wouldn't need to be said, but perhaps it does LOL. Along with never sending money in advance, a good policy is never give your SB the code to your hotel safe. Looks like someone in Vegas just got bitten bad by doing so.
Las Vegas woman left U2 concert to take $50 K from 'sugar daddy's' hotel safe.
[URL]https://www.yahoo.com/news/las-vegas-woman-left-u2-184709983.html[/URL]