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Trio of women accused of running prostitution ring at Michigan massage parlor
Three women in Warren, Michigan, have been charged for allegedly running a prostitution ring at a local massage parlor. Greenday Massage, which Warren police have dubbed a “prostitution house,” sits at the intersection of 9 Mile and Ryan roads. The trio allegedly posted ads online that promoted “new Asian girls” and “new girls real young.” The suspects, Meiyu Xu, 61; Yingshu Zhu, 60; and Hyeyeon Bratek, 55, have each been charged with keeping a house of prostitution — a five-year felony — and using a computer to commit a crime, which is a four-year felony, according to WDIV Local 4.
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Jupiter spa owner arrested in prostitution, human-trafficking bust
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JUPITER — The owner of a Jupiter day spa has become the third woman to face charges in an international human trafficking and prostitution investigation as authorities have begun announcing the first arrests of men — 11 in Martin County alone — accused of soliciting sex at their storefront businesses.
As part of the multi-agency investigation, Jupiter police arrested Hua Zhang, 58, on Tuesday on a slew of prostitution-related charges. Authorities say the Winter Garden resident is the owner of the Orchids of Asia Day Spa, one of several day spas targeted in the operation. Authorities have video of Zhang performing sex acts on a man, accepting money and keeping tracking of the business' financial account, according to her arrest report.
Martin County took 11 men into custody, each on charges on soliciting and using a structure or conveyance for prostitution. Martin County Sheriff William Snyder said about 100 men in all will face charges as a result of the eight-month investigation.