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[QUOTE=PurePressure;1711854]VR is a legit spa with extras if you negotiate well. I would avoid Julia, weak massage and generally has an attitude. The other ladies are more voluptuous (if that's your taste) and more open. Just be prepared to overpay for services. Up to $$$ for house and tips.[/QUOTE]Thank you for the intel. Much appreciated.
VR is top $$ for limited service.
[QUOTE=DCHung; 1711367]Has anyone been to VR lately? Any reviews or suggestions? I was surprised to see them advertise on the daily deal sites like groupon, sweetjack and etc.
[url]http://www.sweetjack.com/local/deal/baltimore/vitareviveorganicwellness[/url][/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Satya;1711886]Their is a story in the Towson Patch.[/QUOTE]Yup. They actually updated the article again this afternoon:
[url]http://towson.patch.com/articles/towson-woman-charged-with-human-trafficking-prostitution[/url]
[QUOTE=Firefly2010;1712037]VR is top $$ for limited service.[/QUOTE]Yes limited but it is also YMMV since if you know some of the TBC girls from the past there and you have a history with them.
What I find really interesting are the comments after the article. The human trafficking crowd is getting its groove on pushing their strawman on the public. Thanks to the one guy who tried to present some truth to their comments section. A call out to the more eloquent amongst us (Lexluther and Bench). I call on you to keep their strawman in check.
[QUOTE=The NewGuy; 1712205]Yup. They actually updated the article again this afternoon:
[url]http://towson.patch.com/articles/towson-woman-charged-with-human-trafficking-prostitution[/url][/QUOTE]
Rather long (and ugly) article on JHH.
[url]http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/baltimore-county/towson/bs-md-co-prostitution-bust-20130320[/url].0, 3023470. Story.
I have to admit. As much as I liked the place. They were really throwing it in the face of LE. I feel bad for all involved.
I certainly never got the impression anyone working there was forced into it.
No surprise. But the article mentions the police are aware of other AMP's in the same area.
[QUOTE=Zappa3;1712336]What I find really interesting are the comments after the article. The human trafficking crowd is getting its groove on pushing their strawman on the public. Thanks to the one guy who tried to present some truth to their comments section. A call out to the more eloquent amongst us (Lexluther and Bench). I call on you to keep their strawman in check.[/QUOTE]The Baltimore Sun had an article about it too tonight:
[url]http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/baltimore-county/towson/bs-md-co-prostitution-bust-20130320[/url].0, 3023470. Story
We basically lost another establishment for someone not remember the rules of Fight Club... check the article above for some details...
[QUOTE=The NewGuy; 1712435]The Baltimore Sun had an article about it too tonight:
[url]http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/baltimore-county/towson/bs-md-co-prostitution-bust-20130320[/url]
0, 3023470. Story.
We basically lost another establishment for someone not remember the rules of Fight Club. Check the article above for some details.[/QUOTE]It is amazing they were raided 5 times in the past and reopened in the same spot. Using human trafficking laws brings it up into a whole new level of risk for owners.
Who gets the stupid award?
The guy who told cops he got a blowjob?
The ugly assed neighbor that called and complained? Or zgang who didn't have a License and basically invited cops to bust her? I will miss this place, especially Victoria and Anna! Victoria mainly!
Really, who would call the police because guys are going in and out of a house? People need to mind there own business. It's sex! Towson police need to find something else to do besides bother these people! For gods sake, please legalize weed and prostitution! The government could get out of debt within a yr.
The link did not work.
[QUOTE=The NewGuy; 1712435]The Baltimore Sun had an article about it too tonight:
[url]http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/baltimore-county/towson/bs-md-co-prostitution-bust-20130320[/url]
0, 3023470. Story.
We basically lost another establishment for someone not remember the rules of Fight Club. Check the article above for some details.[/QUOTE]
I fixed the url link below.
[QUOTE=ApthyCat;1712382]certainly never got the impression anyone working there was forced into it.[/QUOTE]I agree about JHH. But if you read the article, it sounds like Zhang had another operation going on at a hotel nearby, and maybe that is what resulted in the more serious charges.
[QUOTE=ApthyCat; 1712382]Rather long (and ugly) article on JHH.
[url]http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/baltimore-county/towson/bs-md-co-prostitution-bust-20130320,0,2412868,full.story[/url]
I have to admit. As much as I liked the place. They were really throwing it in the face of LE. I feel bad for all involved.
I certainly never got the impression anyone working there was forced into it.[/QUOTE]
From the [I]Sun [/I]Article:
"On March 4, detectives with the Baltimore County vice unit kept watch on the house. They observed a man entering the back door, they said in charging documents, and watched as he left less than an h our later. An officer in a marked patrol car stopped the man, who said he had been greeted by a woman who called herself "Sylvia." He said he told her he wanted an hourlong massage, which she said would cost $70. The man said he was taken to a room on the second floor of the house, where he was given a back massage. The woman also performed oral sex on the man, police say, and he gave her a $60 tip."
I know this may have gone down some other way, but, 'nothing like handing it to them on a silver platter. I wonder what probable cause the cop had to stop the guy. Burned out tail light?
[QUOTE=Max #01; 1713098]From the [I]Sun [/I]Article:
"On March 4, detectives with the Baltimore County vice unit kept watch on the house. They observed a man entering the back door, they said in charging documents, and watched as he left less than an h our later. An officer in a marked patrol car stopped the man, who said he had been greeted by a woman who called herself "Sylvia." He said he told her he wanted an hourlong massage, which she said would cost $70. The man said he was taken to a room on the second floor of the house, where he was given a back massage. The woman also performed oral sex on the man, police say, and he gave her a $60 tip."
I know this may have gone down some other way, but, 'nothing like handing it to them on a silver platter. I wonder what probable cause the cop had to stop the guy. Burned out tail light?[/QUOTE]Best to say nothing but if you want to say something say you were just looking for a massage and it was so bad you couldn't wait to get out of there.
Or you could say you thought it was a Jjimjilbang.
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jjimjilbang[/url]
[QUOTE=Max #01; 1713098]From the [I]Sun [/I]Article:
"On March 4, detectives with the Baltimore County vice unit kept watch on the house. They observed a man entering the back door, they said in charging documents, and watched as he left less than an h our later. An officer in a marked patrol car stopped the man, who said he had been greeted by a woman who called herself "Sylvia." He said he told her he wanted an hourlong massage, which she said would cost $70. The man said he was taken to a room on the second floor of the house, where he was given a back massage. The woman also performed oral sex on the man, police say, and he gave her a $60 tip."
I know this may have gone down some other way, but, 'nothing like handing it to them on a silver platter. I wonder what probable cause the cop had to stop the guy. Burned out tail light?[/QUOTE]I just don't understand why he would say anything. All you have to say is that you received a massage and left. Nothing else. That is crazy. No proof of anything and they only would be able to get them on that BS license violation charge or something like that. He provided them with probable cause to go in to the place. That is just crazy. If it is a business, it is expected that people will be going in and out so that is all they would have.
[QUOTE=Blkninj01;1713128]I just don't understand why he would say anything. All you have to say is that you received a massage and left. Nothing else. That is crazy. No proof of anything and they only would be able to get them on that BS license violation charge or something like that. He provided them with probable cause to go in to the place. That is just crazy. If it is a business, it is expected that people will be going in and out so that is all they would have.[/QUOTE]Because people panic and / or are stupid.