Massage Parlor Reports

[QUOTE=StuntDriver;7547913]That sucks. Thanks for the heads up.

According to the TC Herald article, only one arrest of an on-premises owner and 3 citations. But the quote from the article implies no pursuit of patrons. It actually implies the opposite by saying that unless customers admit to it or are witnesses handing over money, it's impossible to prosecute customers.

[URL]https://www.tri-cityherald.com/news/local/crime/article314928365.html[/URL]

Included a mention that the previous mayor was a massage client.

The human trafficking BS stories continue.

Feel mostly bad for the women who work and rely on that money for their kids and family.

Edit: Just texted with a girl who was working at one of the stores when the raid happened. She said nobody was arrested or taken away at her store. But that the cops searched the entire place and seized all their money. When I asked how much she said over $20,000. Thats just one store. Its a literal cash grab. These girls aren't trafficked. She left the store that day, texted an owner in another city to see if they needed staff, then drove her own late-model Toyota to the new store in a different city.[/QUOTE]A couple of thoughts, first agree, and on a public thread saw lots of women posting how happy they were the shops got busted, like these women give a damn about the girls working in the shops, and I suspect most of the self righteous women who were celebrating are so ugly, that they would not make any money at all if they were sex workers. That said re going after the the men who went to the shops, seems like it would be impossible that anything illegal happened unless they had proof of money exchanged for a request for sex, if just a tip, and then something happend, well consulting adults, also seems that to go after a patron, of a licensed business would be easy to defend, the city / state granted a business license, so how would anyone know it was an illegal operation. Bottom line what a waste of time and resources to do this, but. If the other poster is correct the cops grabbed 20 large, then it is a money grab mostly. Just my 2 cents.

Sunny day a week ago, did some heavy work, and wanted a good massage to loosen up with a little tease. So stopped by are spa on first, door was open, so full sunshine, stepped in and yikes.

First real good look at the two women in full sunlight! Not to be mean, but wow, did not know they were that old, scarred me so bad, lost all interest in any massage at all, and did not want to be touched by anyone that much older than me. Yakima just plainly sucks now, sad, but on the plus side saving a lot of money!

Checking to see if if there's any sign of life, whether an AMP or an incall in Yakima; would love to know- thanks.

[QUOTE=Bheleu;7659642]Checking to see if if there's any sign of life, whether an AMP or an incall in Yakima; would love to know- thanks.[/QUOTE]It's pretty rough. It's a chicken and egg problem. Shops are slow because it's all old mamas and fatties. So the young pretty providers don't want to lose out by visiting slow stores, and the stores stay slow because ugly providers.

Anything extra is officially dead in Yakima. It's a shame too, it was amazing for a few years. Tri Cities is following close behind with their recent stings. There were a few hold outs there but people are reporting they recently visited places they regular and only got massages. If there is any place that offers anything in Yakima it's probably safe to just keep it to yourself or in private chat since this forum is for sure read by LEO.

Although I saw a work truck outside White Lotus Spa on Knob Hill and the front door propped open. Wonder if a massage spot is coming back?