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The joint investigation was carried out by the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office Special Investigations Squad, the Bergen County Sheriff’s Office and eight municipal police departments. A dozen massage parlors and “in-call” operations – where customers call for prostitution services and are directed to a specific location in exchange for cash – were targeted in response to citizen complaints made to local police, Molinelli said in a statement.
Eleven people were arrested March 15 in a Paramus hotel for prostitution-related offenses. The following were arrested for engaging in prostitution: Hanna Young, 38, Yan Zhang, 43 and Li Jie, 42, all of Queens; Joann Maraska, 24, of Bayonne; Amanda Blackwell, 23, of Emporia, Va.; and Sofia Matallana, 35, of Spring Valley, N.Y.
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On March 26, authorities arrested seven people at 12 massage parlors across Bergen County, Molinelli said.

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Half a dozen women were working as prostitutes at a Paramus hotel, Bergen County Prosecutor John Molinelli said Monday.
Police arrested 11 people on March 15 as part of a county-wide prostitution initiative.
The 11 people were either prostitutes or their drivers,  Molinelli said.
Hanna Young, 38, of Queens, N.Y., Yan Zhang, 43, of Queens, N.Y., Joann Marsaka, 24, of Bayonne, Amanda Blackwell, 23, of Emporia, Va., Sofia Matallana, 35, of Spring Valley, and Li Jie, 42, of Queens, N.Y., were charged with engaging in prostitution.
Jian Zhang, 40, of Mahattan, N.Y., Jun Li, 46, of Manhattan, N.Y., Jian Wang, 58, of Queens, N.Y., Javier Rebolledo, 36, of Suffern, N.Y., and Dwight Oquendo, 22, of Jersey City, were charged with facilitating prostitution.
The Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office also targeted 12 massage parlors in Bergen County. Undercover police were asked to pay for sex at each location, Molinelli said.

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CLIFFVIEW PILOT SCOOP: Quick strikes by Bergen County Prosecutor John L. Molinelli’s investigators, in tandem with the county sheriff and several local police departments, netted 27 prostitution arrests, more than $27,000 seized and the closures of
everal massage parlors across the county and
an illegal “in-call” prostitution ring operating from a Paramus hotel.
Eleven of those charged the past two weeks were snatched up at the unidentified hotel, Molinelli said.
What’s more, a dozen massage parlors alleged to have offered more than rubdowns were hit, with some being closed.
Five of them were in Edgewater alone:
Aqua Spa, 824 River Road: Two people arrested.
World Spa, 1030 River Road: One person arrested.
Jade Spa, 872 River Road: Two arrested.
River Wellness Spa, 28 Dempsey Avenue: One arrested.
Hudson Therapy, 360 Old River Road: One arrested.

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LYNDHURST — Police have arrested five people at two township massage parlors after undercover detectives allegedly were offered sex in exchange for money, authorities said Friday.
The detectives visited the Tranquility Spa on Valley Brook Avenue and First Massage Therapy on Ridge Road on Thursday, Capt. John Valente of the Lyndhurst police said in a statement. The detectives were offered sex in exchange for cash at both locations, Valente said.
At Tranquility Spa, Yun Choi, 48, of Palisades Park was arrested and charged with prostitution. Rano Rakhimova, 25, of Brooklyn and Erika Nazario, 35, of East Hanover were both charged with being an unlicensed massage therapist.
At First Massage Therapy, Fuzi Hung, 47, of Queens was charged with prostitution. Meihua Lin, 35, also of Queens, was charged with working without a license.

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Even within a country, prices vary dramatically. The same beer might cost more downtown than in the suburbs. A barber might cost more in San Francisco than Detroit. Let’s conclude with another fundamental ingredient in prices. Land.
“Land is the key non-tradable good” in cities, Subramanian told me. It’s adheres to the Nanny Effect even more than nannies. If rents are going down in El Paso, you can’t take advantage of that fact while you’re living in Boston. That’s why housing rentals vary by thousands of percent among cities in different parts of the world. Rents rise when demand to live in an area goes up, and they fall when the supply of rental units outpace that demand. The price of real estate has a way of showing up in price tags all over the city. Ice cream shops, massage parlors, and architects charge more in cities with higher rental prices.

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Lyndhurst – Five suspects were arrested yesterday, March 29, in two simultaneous investigations into illegal prostitution at businesses operating as massage parlors in Lyndhurst, according to Detective Captain John Valente.
According to Valente, the investigation involved members of the Lyndhurst Police Department with the assistance of undercover detectives from the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office. Valente said undercover detectives entered both Tranquility Spa, located at 546 Valley Brook Ave., and First Massage Therapy, located at 603 Ridge Rd., and in both instances, the detectives were offered sex in exchange for cash.
“It’s something we wanted to do for awhile; it just took some time to coordinate with the prosecutor’s office because we can’t go in there. They would recognize us from around town,” said Valente. “We’ve had some recent complaints about these two places and we have done investigations in the past there that resulted in arrests.”

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Even within a country, prices vary dramatically. The same beer might cost more downtown than in the suburbs. A barber might cost more in San Francisco than Detroit. Let’s conclude with another fundamental ingredient in prices. Land.
“Land is the key non-tradable good” in cities, Subramanian told me. It’s adheres to the Nanny Effect even more than nannies. If rents are going down in El Paso, you can’t take advantage of that fact while you’re living in Boston. That’s why housing rentals vary by thousands of percent among cities in different parts of the world. Rents rise when demand to live in an area goes up, and they fall when the supply of rental units outpace that demand. The price of real estate has a way of showing up in price tags all over the city. Ice cream shops, massage parlors, and architects charge more in cities with higher rental prices.

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Like that of the the shifty massage parlor near our regular cruising grounds on 10th, Broadway Bares has unveiled a tagline for its 2012 showcase, “Happy Endings.” Fortunately for the gorgeous stars of the annual AIDS fundraiser it’s just a tongue-in-booty-cheek reference to the show’s 2012 theme which was unveiled today: fairy tales. Also unveiled today? A video from behind the scenes of the photo shoot teasing the highly anticipated event’s return to NYC’s Roseland in June. Follow the jump to watch the NSFW vid!
Not that we spent much time evaluating every single pixel in every single frame, but some extra goodies can be found in the background of certain shots, “a friend” tells us or something. 

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The precinct will also still house detectives, an inspector and two deputy inspectors. Officers working as special patrols will also continue to work out of the fifth, which will be designated a community policing center, as well as a supervisor who overseas them, according to Skrynecki.
The non-emergency phone number for the fifth precinct will still work for a significant amount of time, but will roll over to the fourth after the realignment takes place, he said, adding,  ”Don’t worry, we’ll give plenty of notice if the number changes. I guarantee you will never call that number and get nothing.”
Under the plan, there will also be more Problem Oriented Policing, or POP, cops available, 12 in every policing center, Mangano added. (These are the officers that work with the community to address public safety concerns specific to the area including graffitti, illegal massage parlors, and illegal alcohol sales.)

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As you walk into WOPAS, a massage parlor greets you on your left, a beauty salon on your right and a jewelry booth at the far end.

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