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[QUOTE=TooHotForYou;5230046]Maybe didn't matter how discreet she was. Somebody may have been pissed at her.[/QUOTE]If you are doing illegal things as a key component of your business, you will get caught if someone wants to catch you. Someone may have been pissed at her but one of her charges was that she didn't even have her license. That's just idiotic.
[QUOTE=TheWiseacre;5230299]If you are doing illegal things as a key component of your business, you will get caught if someone wants to catch you. Someone may have been pissed at her but one of her charges was that she didn't even have her license. That's just idiotic.[/QUOTE]If you look at all the reports of busts of massage parlors in every instance one of the charges is not having a license. It's like an extra they tack on for more fines.
Yea that could be a factor but that's just speculation. One fact was she was not discreet. It doesn't help exactly 0% of the time.
[QUOTE=TooHotForYou;5230046]Maybe didn't matter how discreet she was. Somebody may have been pissed at her.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=SkyWookie;5230371]If you look at all the reports of busts of massage parlors in every instance one of the charges is not having a license. It's like an extra they tack on for more fines.[/QUOTE]The expense of making the arrest (sting operation, cost of going to trial, etc.) means that LE is (properly) incentivized to address any reasonable infractions.
Another thing you will often see in bust reports is that other providers might only get charged for being unlicensed. If the provider has a license but it is not on premises, that charge is often dropped.
The one thing you do not see publicized a lot are the outcome of the charges I. E. Does the accused end up getting convicted.
[QUOTE=TheWiseacre;5230299]If you are doing illegal things as a key component of your business, you will get caught if someone wants to catch you. Someone may have been pissed at her but one of her charges was that she didn't even have her license. That's just idiotic.[/QUOTE]She didn't have a business license or wasn't a licensed masseuse?
[QUOTE=Niteluvr;5231023]She didn't have a business license or wasn't a licensed masseuse?[/QUOTE]According to the published charges, one of them was:
"UNLICENSED MASSAGE THERAPY".
As I noted previously, she might have a license but maybe didn't have it on the premises, her dog ate it, etc.
[QUOTE=PingaGrande20;5230045]She suck dick so good, swallow the whole load.[/QUOTE]Yup, One of the few who made $2,000 to $5,000 per day just in tips. Normally she had them lined up at 20 minutes each.
I guess the question is:
Do you need a license that's just registered for it to be a licensed massage therapy (I think so), or the display of those licenses upon being asked (I don't think this is so)?
[QUOTE=TheWiseacre;5231568]According to the published charges, one of them was:
"UNLICENSED MASSAGE THERAPY".
As I noted previously, she might have a license but maybe didn't have it on the premises, her dog ate it, etc.[/QUOTE]
[URL]https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/police-investigate-shooting-near-atlanta-night-club[/URL]
Customers exercising their 2nd amendment rights again. 2nd time in 5 months.
Maybe they should turn a VIP room or 2 into a range.
[QUOTE=HaneDales;5231656]I guess the question is:
Do you need a license that's just registered for it to be a licensed massage therapy (I think so), or the display of those licenses upon being asked (I don't think this is so)?[/QUOTE]Not an attorney, but there is indeed a massage therapy license. It's issued per county code, not state; some municipalities may have their own ordinances. It's sort of case by case.
For example, DeKalb County has massage therapy licenses AND licenses to operate a massage facility (Article VIII, section 15.266-15.282.) The hitch is that the license ordinance sets minimum standards, including "good moral character" (so no criminal record) and proof of certification (from taking a certified massage therapy curriculum).
There are escort licenses as well. All this stuff is administered by the same outfit that handles stripper licenses, pool hall operator licenses, etc.
So, for example, let's say Soon Yi owns a massage establishment which employs Candy and Michelle as therapists, Soon Yi would need a massage establishment license as well as having on file therapist licenses for Candy and Michelle, as well as a business license (the state wants its cut).
But imagine a scenario in which Candy and Michelle, living in Busan, hear about an opportunity to make good money in the USA, and the massage folks fly them over and then *enroll them in massage therapy school* to get a license? Improbable. Hence the ease to tack it on as a charge.
I've met massage girls who were actually *good* at massage, so some do get certified, but I imagine they're in the minorityear old.
[QUOTE=MartyBass864;5231856][URL]https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/police-investigate-shooting-near-atlanta-night-club[/URL]
Customers exercising their 2nd amendment rights again. 2nd time in 5 months.
Maybe they should turn a VIP room or 2 into a range.[/QUOTE]That club is in one of if not the worst area of Atlanta, the area is so bad I wouldn't get out of my car there. You are asking to get mugged or robbed just by trying to park and get in the door, most of the clientele are dealers, pimps, etc most of which come into that club with guns. It would be safer to drive a couple miles down the road and run around the parking lot of the Valero on FIB, I'm surprised they don't have weekly shootings there.
Are issued by the state renewed every two years Secretary of State handles them don't believe me look up SOSga. Gov and you have to pass a background check. Any prostitution charges or anything like that will block you from getting license I thought you guys were smart. P.S. You need a license to open up a shop.
[QUOTE=Ozymandias;5231986]Not an attorney, but there is indeed a massage therapy license. It's issued per county code, not state; some municipalities may have their own ordinances. It's sort of case by case.
For example, DeKalb County has massage therapy licenses AND licenses to operate a massage facility (Article VIII, section 15.266-15.282.) The hitch is that the license ordinance sets minimum standards, including "good moral character" (so no criminal record) and proof of certification (from taking a certified massage therapy curriculum).
There are escort licenses as well. All this stuff is administered by the same outfit that handles stripper licenses, pool hall operator licenses, etc.
So, for example, let's say Soon Yi owns a massage establishment which employs Candy and Michelle as therapists, Soon Yi would need a massage establishment license as well as having on file therapist licenses for Candy and Michelle, as well as a business license (the state wants its cut).
But imagine a scenario in which Candy and Michelle, living in Busan, hear about an opportunity to make good money in the USA, and the massage folks fly them over and then *enroll them in massage therapy school* to get a license? Improbable. Hence the ease to tack it on as a charge.
I've met massage girls who were actually *good* at massage, so some do get certified, but I imagine they're in the minorityear old.[/QUOTE]There is a Georgia Massage License and it is not easy to qualify for it. Usually takes about six months of schooling. Just about every county has their own business license qualifications for opening a massage business, the girls would need to have their own Georgia Massage License. There are reciprocal agreements between some states, but Georgia is very strict.
[QUOTE=Libra3628;5232530]There is a Georgia Massage License and it is not easy to qualify for it. Usually takes about six months of schooling. Just about every county has their own business license qualifications for opening a massage business, the girls would need to have their own Georgia Massage License. There are reciprocal agreements between some states, but Georgia is very strict.[/QUOTE]One can determine if someone is licensed in Georgia here: [URL]http://verify.sos.ga.gov/verification/[/URL].
Guess who isn't?
[QUOTE=TwoInchesHard;5232652]One can determine if someone is licensed in Georgia here: [URL]http://verify.sos.ga.gov/verification/[/URL].
Guess who isn't?[/QUOTE]I got a feeling pretty much any camps and Kamps don't have licenses. Sure one or two here and there but I've never seen a license hanging, just usually decorations on the wall LOL.