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FOX40 News December 23, 2009
VACAVILLE – A husband pimping out his own wife online and a woman giving sexual services at a massage parlor.
They’re just some of the alleged crimes stopped by a prostitution sting in Vacaville over the past three months.
Vacaville Police say Lina Nguyen was offering special sexual services inside K&M Massage parlor. FOX40 did talk to the owner, but she said she was unaware of what Nguyen was doing on her property.
But cops say Nguyen was providing sexual services on a daily basis. And it appears she wasn’t shy about her location – K & M is just 3-blocks from the Vacaville Police Department.
Still cops say their shocker in this several month long sting is Samuel and Christina Lamb – a husband and wife team who advertised sex online.

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She said at least 70,000 of the city’s 500,000 residents are considered to be in a high-risk group for the disease.
Sri
said in the past, the red-light district had been concentrated in one
area. But, she said, new prostitution centers had recently sprouted up
across a broad area, such as a burgeoning red light district in the
northern part of the city, known as Jalak Alley in Gilingan.
Sri
said prostitution was rife across the city, with many places using
legitimate businesses as a front. She said many massage parlors,
billiard halls and brothels operating in private homes had cropped up.
Sri said the decentralized sex trade was far more difficult for
authorities to monitor and was a barrier for the city’s efforts, such
as ensuring condoms are readily available, to fight the spread of
HIV/AIDS.

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… It would give us more control over the roadway so that we can properly maintain the roadway and if we want to make operational or urban design improvements, we would have the ability to do that without seeking approval from Caltrans, which greatly simplifies the process,” Lee Swain, the director of public works, said.
Swain is scheduled to make a presentation to the City Council tonight on the status of his discussions with state officials over Lincoln Boulevard, as well as updates on conversations with Caltrans regarding the Palisades Bluff Stabilization and California Incline Replacement projects.
The portion of Lincoln Boulevard in question spans the I-10 Freeway to the southern city limits, a stretch considered by many to be in need of improvement, filled with plain one-and two-story buildings, motels, automobile dealerships and massage parlors.

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A staff report outlines the conditions of approval, which include, that no one under 18 years of age nor anyone suspected of being under the influence of alcohol will get a tattoo. Additionally, potential customers would be provided with information about body art/tattoos and the proper post-procedure care.
Also, all customers would be required to sign a release so they are completely aware of the effects of the body art procedure and receive adequate disclosure of the anticipated outcomes.
Dixon residents John and Cheryl Noutary, who oppose the proposed tattoo studio, sent a letter to the city asking, “Do you really think that is how we, the citizens of Dixon, would like to present our city to the many passers-by traveling on the freeway?”
They went to write that, “Allowing this permit could also set a precedent for other businesses with questionable practices, like pawn shops, massage parlors, etc., to get a foothold in our city. Surely, you

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A staff report outlines the conditions of approval, which include, that no one under 18 years of age nor anyone suspected of being under the influence of alcohol will get a tattoo. Additionally, potential customers would be provided with information about body art/tattoos and the proper post-procedure care.
Also, all customers would be required to sign a release so they are completely aware of the effects of the body art procedure and receive adequate disclosure of the anticipated outcomes.
Dixon residents John and Cheryl Noutary, who oppose the proposed tattoo studio, sent a letter to the city asking, “Do you really think that is how we, the citizens of Dixon, would like to present our city to the many passers-by traveling on the freeway?”
They went to write that, “Allowing this permit could also set a precedent for other businesses with questionable practices, like pawn shops, massage parlors, etc., to get a foothold in our city. Surely, you

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Credit Card Thief Caught At ‘Massage Parlor‘
Sacramento County Deputies Say Victim’s Purse Stolen
POSTED: 7:59 pm PDT July 8, 2009UPDATED: 8:23 pm PDT July 8, 2009
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sacramento County Sherriff’s Department said it caught a credit card thief in the act Wednesday.
Deputies said that Rocklin Police Department told them that a credit reported stolen was being used at a “massage parlor” in Greenback Lane.
Deputies arrived and found the man, identified as 30-year-old Sharma Nilesh, in possession of the victim’s identification, credit cards and a receipt for a “massage transaction in his pocket.”
The victim told deputies that her purse was stolen that morning.
Nilesh was booked into jail on suspicion of a variety of charges. His car also was towed.

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How foolish to think that fans are happier when their team wins as opposed to when their stadium vendors offer family packages that include nachos, corn dogs and soda. Perhaps if Al Davis were to put a pirate ship in the Black Hole or had a mountain with cascading waterfalls in the parking lot – as the top ranked Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim do – then he would see happier fans in the stands.
I guess all those years when Cowboy fans were showing up to that dump of a stadium to watch Tom Landry and Jimmy Johnson hoist Lombardi trophies that they were secretly miserable because their seats did not have cup holders.
No, I’m clearly as naïve a fan as there is.
I’m always begging Al Davis for a winner instead of a massage parlor in Oakland Coliseum.

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Although this year’s NBA Draft won’t be as exciting – or as painful – to watch for KU fans as last year’s draft when everybody but the laundry guy was drafted off a Championship team, for Big 12 fans there is plenty excitement again as for the third draft in a row, a Big 12 stud will be drafted in the top 2 picks, this year being the ManBeast, Oklahoma’s Blake Griffin.
The last two years have seen Kevin Durant and Michael Beasley both go #2, and while I furiously campaigned at local gyms and massage parlors, err, barber shops, both times that each should go number 1, each time it fell on deaf ears because nobody outside of Big 12 Country cares about the Big 12….
That said, Durant has more than justified why he should have gone to Portland and KU alum Kevin Pritchard is still wondering how he ended up with a 50-year-old man disguised as a 7-footer who calls himself Gre …

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Two good-looking men, dressed casually in jeans and summer shirts, suddenly appear in doorway, disrupting boredom. Dark-haired and tall, in their late 20s or early 30s, they look innocent enough, not unlike the scene inside the salon. Maybe lost tourists about to ask for directions?
“Do you do happy endings?” the shorter one asks.
Women exchange glances, I pretend to go back to my US Weekly.
Men leave within seconds, after getting no reaction.
“Unbelievable,” I say when it’s safe to look up.
“What did they say?,” one client asks.
“They were asking for happy endings,” I reply.
I explain in English. To expectant faces all around, I explain in Spanish.
Clients laugh a nervous laugh. Manicurists recoil in horror. They seem appalled, but they also break into laughter.
Tri-lingual owner doesn’t seem to register the explanation in either language.
“An erotic massage!,” another client cries, and chatter about the request goes on for the next half-hour.

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Since the spas are
mostly Asian owned and operated, I’d bet that
immigration violations are common even though that was
not a factor in the most recent incident. But
some massage parlors in other California cities have
been linked to
money laundering and
human trafficking.
And if I were a legitimate masseuse
who had paid for my courses, studied hard, remained
current on my licensing fees and worked hard to build up
a business, the unfair competition would make me
unhappy.
Whatever police time is expended
monitoring the spas would be better off used in pursuit
of more serious crimes.
Ironically, while the economy is
forcing mass retail closings, the massage business is
booming.
Even though I now live in the
western Pennsylvania sticks, a massage parlor is
less than a mile away.

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