Inthedetails
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I understand. I think we all understand what kind of "spa" these places are. However, I think LE was saying this was not run-of-the-mill crime at a known hot spot, but targeted shootings for a specific reason.In my large city, the police ignore legally licensed massage parlors or "pay to uhmm... dance" bars operating as prostitution fronts unless....
A. They receive reports of spin off crimes (robbery of clients, muggings, car break ins, drugs, fights, and other drama) or
B. The city is in the midst of a "zero tolerance" campaign.
"Zero tolerance" campaigns occur every four years or so. This usually results in the closures of some parlors where I work and the seizure / razing of others for back taxes (I don't work in the best area). Of course, the parlors re-open at other nearby locations with say, 9-12 months.
So.... my guess is that being licensed and not on the LE radar does not mean "no prostitution". Rather, it just means no high amount of spin off crimes and no zero tolerance campaign.
jmo