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**MarathonCheatr** · 12-12-20 22:58

Originally Posted by Rimmer808 [View Original Post]

Siam Thai, although I haven't been there in a while. Not sure if they open. But Yaya Spa ground floor are the best IMHO. They follow all rules to stay open.

Waste of time again, human trafficking is when individuals get coerced or forced to engage in sexual activity. I don't think none of the workers are there against their will. The owner (s) always has a license to operate but its her workers that she accommodates that don't have the LICENSE TO WORK. Not even an apprentice paper.

If the state (RICO) would come down harder on massage businesses and visit more often and take away the owners license then things would shape up quickly. It's like if you lost your passport, how do you get back to Sweden in two days when your flight is already booked?

So who's next? The entire CC establishments that has to many frequent fliers at your door.

I think it's only a misdemeanor but who wants to be on Hawaii News Now?

**Rimmer808** · 12-12-20 20:42

Originally Posted by Xyz808 [View Original Post]

So what places in CC have a license? I know Pin Thai does for sure. All the others I dunno. Post them up here fellas so we know where's safe to go if we choose to frequent CC.

Siam Thai, although I haven't been there in a while. Not sure if they open. But Yaya Spa ground floor are the best IMHO. They follow all rules to stay open.

**Bobo808** · 12-12-20 16:27

Originally Posted by HorneyinHilo [View Original Post]

" the Century Center condominium said it was cooperating with the citys investigation and had expanded its surveillance camera system so that it could aid in the prosecution of any illegal operations."

Legit spots like Waikiki Clinic and Yaya on the ground floors seem to be safe. But I'd forget about the tower, they get cameras on every door, and you never know who's who, definitely NOT safe. There's other places to go without the worry of being recorded like Bobby Kraft.

**Redneck 1** · 12-12-20 15:50

Originally Posted by Redneck1 [View Original Post]

From the news article: "The establishment, Honolulu Thai Massage, is believed to have been involved in human trafficking". Church ladies and soccer moms gasp in horror.

There's that all-purpose bugaboo term again, "human trafficking". It seems to be ubiquitous.

Yet, just like in all the cases resulting from the famous Florida operation that implicated Robert Kraft (among various other men and women), my bet is that no convictions for human trafficking will ever result from this publicity-seeking raid.

Three more thoughts:

(1) Honolulu's corporate "McMedia" outlets will never attempt to independently investigate alleged "human trafficking" at Honolulu Thai Massage. Rather, they'll simply rely on whatever info law enforcement personnel spoon-feed to them, no matter how biased and untrustworthy that info may be.

(2) A news headline we'll never see: "Honolulu Prosecutor's Office Announces No 'Human Trafficking' Convictions Were Obtained From 'Honolulu Thai Massage' Investigation, Admits Sexual Activities Were Between Consenting Adults".

(3) At least the Hawaii News Now article didn't quote corporate media's favorite purported expert on human trafficking, Kathryn Xian.

**Xyz808** · 12-12-20 11:39

Originally Posted by Rimmer808 [View Original Post]

If you go to cc for Legit massage than tier two is not a problem if the establishment has a Lic. And as long as their following protocol. If some Thai places pack it in or no Lic. Or renting someone else's Lic, than yes it is a problem.

Yaya has the best legit place in cc now.

So what places in CC have a license? I know Pin Thai does for sure. All the others I dunno. Post them up here fellas so we know where's safe to go if we choose to frequent CC.

**Rimmer808** · 12-12-20 07:14

Originally Posted by JDorian [View Original Post]

I recall a while back, someone asked if it was safe to go back to century center. If you have mongering on your mind, the answer is an unequivocally NO IT IS NOT. If you're going there for a legit massage, make sure we're still in tier 2. Look up and you'll see on every floor there's a camera watching you.

I rarely go to CC anymore. This latest raid confirms that uncle LEO isn't done disrupting the AMP industry.

Stay safe fellas.

If you go to cc for Legit massage than tier two is not a problem if the establishment has a Lic. And as long as their following protocol. If some Thai places pack it in or no Lic. Or renting someone else's Lic, than yes it is a problem.

Yaya has the best legit place in cc now.

**JDorian** · 12-12-20 05:53

Originally Posted by HorneyinHilo [View Original Post]

"The establishment, Honolulu Thai Massage, is believed to have been involved in human trafficking. A spokesperson for the office says that evidence was collected on-site to assist in the investigation. "
"In a statement, the Century Center condominium said it was cooperating with the citys investigation and had expanded its surveillance camera system so that it could aid in the prosecution of any illegal operations."

The photo shows 27th floor on the frame of the elevator door. This is 2701.

https://www.yelp.com/biz/honolulu-th...spa-honolulu-3

I recall a while back, someone asked if it was safe to go back to century center. If you have mongering on your mind, the answer is an unequivocally NO IT IS NOT. If you're going there for a legit massage, make sure we're still in tier 2. Look up and you'll see on every floor there's a camera watching you.

I rarely go to CC anymore. This latest raid confirms that uncle LEO isn't done disrupting the AMP industry.

Stay safe fellas.

**Mongers Rus** · 12-12-20 04:57

Originally Posted by HorneyinHilo [View Original Post]

"The establishment, Honolulu Thai Massage, is believed to have been involved in human trafficking. A spokesperson for the office says that evidence was collected on-site to assist in the investigation. "
"In a statement, the Century Center condominium said it was cooperating with the citys investigation and had expanded its surveillance camera system so that it could aid in the prosecution of any illegal operations."

The photo shows 27th floor on the frame of the elevator door. This is 2701.

https://www.yelp.com/biz/honolulu-th...spa-honolulu-3

Yea Nadamoto needs to give up wasting time raiding massage places, and concentrate on more serious and problem crimes. Murders, guys luring chicks in condos and raping them, purse snatchers, in-home robberies, etc. He already lost the election, give it up. Enough showing the public like your working. Damn!!
Zero human trafficking in Hawaii. Every girl is here on their own, trying to make money. And if Mongers want to blow their money on them, so be it!

**DaViper** · 12-12-20 04:32

Originally Posted by Blake123 [View Original Post]

The former Mayflower. That place has a lot of history--and many fond memories

It looks like the door jam to the place was partly destroyed; like HPD just busted in there.

Have not been to Century center for awhile now but I advise everyone watch out they saying they taking everyone car plate number when you go there.

**Blake123** · 12-12-20 03:46

Originally Posted by HorneyinHilo [View Original Post]

"The establishment, Honolulu Thai Massage, is believed to have been involved in human trafficking. A spokesperson for the office says that evidence was collected on-site to assist in the investigation. "
"In a statement, the Century Center condominium said it was cooperating with the citys investigation and had expanded its surveillance camera system so that it could aid in the prosecution of any illegal operations."

The photo shows 27th floor on the frame of the elevator door. This is 2701.

https://www.yelp.com/biz/honolulu-th...spa-honolulu-3

The former Mayflower. That place has a lot of history--and many fond memories

It looks like the door jam to the place was partly destroyed; like HPD just busted in there.

**Redneck 1** · 12-12-20 02:41

Originally Posted by Museki [View Original Post]

https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2020/1...ating-brothel/

Thanks for posting the link.

From the news article: "The establishment, Honolulu Thai Massage, is believed to have been involved in human trafficking". Church ladies and soccer moms gasp in horror.

There's that all-purpose bugaboo term again, "human trafficking". It seems to be ubiquitous.

Yet, just like in all the cases resulting from the famous Florida operation that implicated Robert Kraft (among various other men and women), my bet is that no convictions for human trafficking will ever result from this publicity-seeking raid.

**HorneyinHilo** · 12-12-20 02:23

Originally Posted by Museki [View Original Post]

https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2020/1...ating-brothel/

"The establishment, Honolulu Thai Massage, is believed to have been involved in human trafficking. A spokesperson for the office says that evidence was collected on-site to assist in the investigation. "
"In a statement, the Century Center condominium said it was cooperating with the city’s investigation and had expanded its surveillance camera system so that it could aid in the prosecution of any illegal operations."

The photo shows 27th floor on the frame of the elevator door. This is 2701.

https://www.yelp.com/biz/honolulu-th...spa-honolulu-3