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Hicksville massage parlor workers face charges
Two Queens women were arrested in Hicksville on charges of unauthorized practice of massage and prostitution, Nassau County police said.
The arrests were made at the Accupressure-Accupuncture center on Jerusalem Avenue on Wednesday at 3 p.m. Police said the two women, neither of whom is a licensed massage therapist, performed illegal massages – then offered to perform sexual acts on undercover…

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… THE CLIENT LIST’: Jennifer Love Hewitt (left, with Chelah Horsdal) stars as a woman who takes a massage parlor job.
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It’s true that dog clothing and accessory lines continue to grow in popularity; according to the May 2010 edition of Los Angeles magazine, almost 40% of Los Angelenos now own clothes for their pets. Given the local celebrity culture and mild climate of Southern California, one can only presume that fashion is the primary objective (perhaps with function weighing in during the heat of summer or the rare sprinkle of rain). Along with fashion lines, dog-friendly restaurants, events, bakeries, and even doggie massage parlors are opening and quickly gaining a large following all over the Southland. It appears that this is a trend that is going to continue to grow as the small dog as pet becomes even more popular amongst the young and hip crowd, the 30 and 40-somethings without children, and the baby boomer empty-nesters.

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Town fathers and mothers see families returning to Asbury Park, so they’ve nipped a massage parlor owner’s topless beach bid right in the bud.

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Police arrest three for prostitution following raid of Washington Township massage parlor
Published: Thursday, July 01, 2010, 1:33 PM     Updated: Thursday, July 01, 2010, 1:47 PM
WASHINGTON TWP. — Three women were arrested here last week on multiple charges for selling sex out of a local business. The trio, all over the age of 45, were allegedly offering sexual favors for cash out of Super Accupressure Therapy, located in the 800 block of the Black Horse Pike in the township’s Turnersville section.
Police said Jin Zhen Ji, 46, and Zhen Hua Han, 51 and both of Flushing, New York, as well as  Mi J Ferrara, 55, of Bloomfield, New Jersey were charged with prostitution and maintaining a place of prostitution
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That investigation revealed that undercover officers were offered sexual favors by the employees of that massage parlor for an additional $10 to $15 extra for their $65 massage.

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Jin Hua Cui A Queens madam has been arrested for allegedly living the high life at the expense of naive Korean girls. Responding to ads in Korean newspapers for nail technician work, the women were forced into prostitution by Jin Hua Cui, and threatened to tell their families they were prostitutes or “have Chinese gangs kill them” if they didn’t cooperate. The women were brought to two brothels disguised as nail salons in Long Island, one which advertised a “Stimulus Plan.”
According to Suffolk County DA Thomas Spota, “The victims were picked up daily in Flushing by the driver, co-defendant Sangyel Kuen of Flushing, and transported to massage parlors in Hicksville and Huntington Station.” They were forced to have sex for between $60 and $80, but Cui pocketed all the tips. Kuen pleaded guilty at an arraignment last week to promoting prostitution in the third degree. Detectives also searched Cui’s multi-million dollar home and the two brothels, discovering $20,000 in cash and over 1,000 condoms. Spota told the Post, “Her success came at a price to the women that she enslaved.”

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How are you feeling about the universe right now? Pretty good? Maybe don’t read this, then. According to police, Cui would put ads in Korean-language newspapers advertising jobs in nail salons. When young women responded, she would threaten or coerce them into prostitution at massage parlors in Huntington Station and Hicksville—parlors with signs that said “Stimulus Plan” and “Asian Bodywork.” Cui kept the $60 to $80 fees herself and gave the women she abused only the tips.

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Cui would advertise for women to work in her nail salons and then would force them into prostitution by threatening to have Chinese gangs kill them if they didn’t cooperate. She also allegedly threatened to expose them as prostitutes in the community in Flushing if they didn’t perform sex acts with customers. She also told them they would be thrown out on the streets of Long Island if they did not participate.
Kuen has pled guilty to a class B felony. He said he was a participant as he was the driver for Cui. He drove the women to the nail salons/massage parlors from Flushing. He would pick them up on Parsons Boulevard in Queens and take them to Hicksville or Huntington Station, depending on which location they worked out of.

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NEW YORK (1010 WINS) 
– A Queens woman has been arrested for running a prostitution ring from two Long Island spas, Suffolk County prosecutors say.
Mona Rivera reports
Photo Gallery: L.I. Sex Trafficking Bust
Jin Hua Cui (pictured), 44, forced at least seven Korean women that responded to nail salon help-wanted ads in a Korean newspaper into prostitution, D.A. Thomas Spota said.
Customers were solicited by Craigslist ads, officials say, and paid between $60 to $80 — sometimes more — for sex.
Surveillance pictures show the women were picked up from Queens and taken to the so-called massage parlors in Hicksville and Huntington Station.
“These women did not speak a word of English and most importantly they didn’t even know where they were,” Spota said.
Detectives seized $20,000 in cash, business records, passports and boxes of condoms from Cui’s Flushing home.

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Queens Woman Charged With Sex Trafficking
Updated 2:46 PM EDT, Tue, Jun 29, 2010
Young women who answered ads in a Korean newspaper for nail salon attendants were roped into a sex trafficking scheme by a Queens woman, according to Suffolk County officials.
The woman, Jin Hua Cui of Flushing, is now being charged with sex trafficking, promoting prostitution, and conspiracy for coercing young Korean women into prostitution through intimidation and threat of violence, District Attorney Thomas Spota announced Tuesday.
“The victims were picked up daily in Flushing by the driver, co-defendant Sangyel Kuen of Flushing, and transported to massage parlors in Hicksville and Huntington Station,” said Spota.
Officials seized $20,000 in cash, business records, passports, and boxes of condoms from Cui’s home in Flushing. The 44-year-old’s co-defendant, Kuen, 53, pleaded guilty at his arraignment June 22 to promoting prostitution in the third degree.

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