Massage Parlor Reports

[Davig]

The cops busted and closed down the Touch of Class in Mesa a few weeks ago.

Are you just assuming because it's been closed. Or do you have knowledge that it was a busted. Maybe Yuri retired.

[JohnnyBuddha]

The cops busted and closed down the Touch of Class in Mesa a few weeks ago.

Just out of curiosity, how do you know this?

[Apex3333]

I wouldn't worry about it, financial terms are often arranged silently with hand gestures, and I think that with a little practice, you'll become more comfortable.

This is true. I started out very nervous but one thing I quickly learned is that an experienced AMP provider will give some serious teasing before you even flip. Rubbing the balls, pressing her kitty against you hands when you leave it on the edge of the table next to your head. This certainly gives me a sense of confidence to proceed with the hand gestures on the flip, and of course providing a "gift".

It also help to stick to places that have been reviewed on this forum. You know what you are going to get, and you can usually figure out donations before you go so you don't have to discuss it when you are there.

[TLinks]

I was at the Great Spa once when a police officer arrived and asked to see the facility. Mama-san let him in, he toured the parlor, and left. My girl giggled and had to throw a towel over my bare ass while he was present. Within a minute of his exit I was receiving a BBBJ. As long as everybody smiles, waves, and keeps their mouth shut there is nothing to worry about.

The cops busted and closed down the Touch of Class in Mesa a few weeks ago.

[SonOfA]

What would be the best course of action if it's raided when you are in there?

Keep your mouth shut. You got a massage and that's it. Unless you are actually caught in the act, they have zero case. They will try to scare you, intimidate you, and make you uncomfortable to the fullest just so they get you to admit it. Just stay strong and never admit to anything.

[Querendon]

Well said.

At the end of the day it's fucking ridiculous. All that fentanyl going around, shootings every day, thievery and yet these fucks have to bust nuts over the nut busting business because we still haven't evolved beyond the witch burning heretical medieval Christian times. If I was an officer I wouldn't have any part of it, or I would warn them ahead of time "undercover".

Before the pyramids were planned there was prostitution, even nowadays some other animals practice that, it's time to stop pretending that is "evil".

[Denton]

What would be the best course of action if it's raided when you are in there?

You do what every defense lawyer ever would tell you to do and exercise your fifth amendment right to remain silent. It's pretty hard for them to charge you with anything unless they somehow catch you in the act of doing something illegal and / or you are stupid enough to admit that you did something against the law. It's not illegal to get a massage.

[HalaMadrid]

What would be the best course of action if it's raided when you are in there?

[Khancious]

You're describing a sting aimed at customers, not a raid aimed at the AMP. It takes a fair amount of time / manpower for LE to obtain enough evidence to get a warrant to search an AMP. Yet it happens several times a year in metro Phoenix. LE used to be very public when they busted a place (for example, google Amazing Spa in Tempe and there are still on-line news stories from 5-6 years ago). Lately, they don't seem to publicize it--when M10 and Golden got closed down a couple of years ago, the news was silent and people figured it out from word of mouth. The cases then play out in court over the course of a couple of years, typically ending in a plea, probation, and maybe a forfeiture of some assets. And, somehow someone new almost always reopens the place that was busted in a month or two. A year ago, Mesa passed a law imposing some liability on landlords, who ought to have a pretty good idea what's going on after a place has been busted, but it doesn't seem to have made any difference.

Well said.

At the end of the day it's fucking ridiculous. All that fentanyl going around, shootings every day, thievery and yet these fucks have to bust nuts over the nut busting business because we still haven't evolved beyond the witch burning heretical medieval Christian times. If I was an officer I wouldn't have any part of it, or I would warn them ahead of time "undercover".

[Rabbit123]

The typical MO for AMP raids is the police setup a new AMP, one they control, and videotape men requesting sex before they arrest them. PHX PD did this not too long ago. This way they have evidence that solicitation of prostitution occurred, cause otherwise there is no case. In Flagstaff, they did a sting where the cop got a HJ as part of the sting, and I think they've dropped all charges because that's not allowed. In the Robert Kraft case, the place was rigged with cameras.

You're describing a sting aimed at customers, not a raid aimed at the AMP. It takes a fair amount of time / manpower for LE to obtain enough evidence to get a warrant to search an AMP. Yet it happens several times a year in metro Phoenix. LE used to be very public when they busted a place (for example, google Amazing Spa in Tempe and there are still on-line news stories from 5-6 years ago). Lately, they don't seem to publicize it--when M10 and Golden got closed down a couple of years ago, the news was silent and people figured it out from word of mouth. The cases then play out in court over the course of a couple of years, typically ending in a plea, probation, and maybe a forfeiture of some assets. And, somehow someone new almost always reopens the place that was busted in a month or two. A year ago, Mesa passed a law imposing some liability on landlords, who ought to have a pretty good idea what's going on after a place has been busted, but it doesn't seem to have made any difference.

[WalterM]

Okay so I'm new to this whole idea, tried it out once at a local AMP and I want to go to a different one again pretty soon I'm just nervous about the whole raids thing. The last one I went to had a cam view of the rest of the rooms and the hallway and as you can bet me being a newbie I probably didn't handle the money situation as best I could and we discussed the prices. Should I be worried about this coming back to bite me? And if not how do I avoid this feeling of anxiety because I actually enjoyed my time and like I said want to do it more often but I am kinda freaking out about if I could get in trouble for this.

The typical MO for AMP raids is the police setup a new AMP, one they control, and videotape men requesting sex before they arrest them. PHX PD did this not too long ago. This way they have evidence that solicitation of prostitution occurred, cause otherwise there is no case. In Flagstaff, they did a sting where the cop got a HJ as part of the sting, and I think they've dropped all charges because that's not allowed. In the Robert Kraft case, the place was rigged with cameras.

Otherwise, you are there for a massage, you have nothing more to say. It's really hard to get a conviction for 2 adults, who are not coerced or under duress, having sex behind closed doors on private property. They can accuse you of soliciting prostitution but the fact of the matter is, they can't prove it, they weren't there. Unless there is human trafficking occurring, and there is not. These women are their of their own volition. It beats working in a Chinese restaurant, the cops aren't that interested unless someone is constantly calling to complain. In most of these strip malls, there are bigger problems at the liquor store or the drug deal going down in the parking lot. Both cases that are far easier to prosecute and if you haven't noticed, the police are woefully understaffed in most of the Phoenix departments. Guy getting a handjob or a guy with a gun, which one needs urgent attention?

I wouldn't worry about it, financial terms are often arranged silently with hand gestures, and I think that with a little practice, you'll become more comfortable.

[Rabbit123]

Also have any of you experienced guys had trouble with an AMP like been prosecuted or convicted from this hobby before? Again I'm a newbie lookin to really get into this but am quite nervous.

I agree entirely with the other comments. That said, if you're worried about it, visit on weekends. Police are like most of us--sure, there's a presence 24/7, but massage parlor busts tend to occur Monday through Friday during the day. And, before a bust, officers sometimes talk to customers (often a few blocks away at a traffic stop). If you are ever approached, remember that you have a right to keep your mouth shut.

[BrewstersRoost]

I'm new to the forum and the hobby. Is there a way to get the locations of these places? I definitely want to try Tops.

RubMaps has a listing of them complete with addresses.

[Desert Rat]

Okay so I'm new to this whole idea, tried it out once at a local AMP and I want to go to a different one again pretty soon I'm just nervous about the whole raids thing. The last one I went to had a cam view of the rest of the rooms and the hallway and as you can bet me being a newbie I probably didn't handle the money situation as best I could and we discussed the prices. Should I be worried about this coming back to bite me? And if not how do I avoid this feeling of anxiety because I actually enjoyed my time and like I said want to do it more often but I am kinda freaking out about if I could get in trouble for this.

I was at the Great Spa once when a police officer arrived and asked to see the facility. Mama-san let him in, he toured the parlor, and left. My girl giggled and had to throw a towel over my bare ass while he was present. Within a minute of his exit I was receiving a BBBJ. As long as everybody smiles, waves, and keeps their mouth shut there is nothing to worry about.

[Deutsche205]

Whats New Day like?

Girls hot?

What can I expect?

Or, where do you recommend.

I have been there a handful of times, when I am visiting the PHX area. Have met 2 very well toned ladies that on looks alone would bring you back. Others were a bit older, so-so looks, but everyone gave a solid performance.

Can be busy and understaffed at key times. Last time was there, pretty woman working alone, with 3 customers, so she rushed the service.