A massage parlor owner in Minnesota was arrested last week after allegedly holding a woman in the parlor and selling her for prostitution purposes, court docs show.
The Willmar business owner arrested last weekend in an alleged assault at her massage business is charged with running a disorderly house and inducing a woman into prostitution.
The officer found the “caller” sitting on the floor “crying loudly” inside the business and communicated with her through a translation app on her phone.
The victim, who was not identified in the court documents, claimed that He had hit her in the head, and she felt “dizzy and had a headache.”
She then told the officer He was not letting her “drink water, cook food” and she was confined to a “small room” with no lights, the complaint stated.
The woman was taken to the hospital following the disturbing allegations.
The victim later told police she had traveled from Southern California to Minnesota on March 3 looking for work after she paid an LA agency $100 to find her massage gig that did not involve “sex.”
She purchased a $630 ticket to get to The Gopher State and was promised He would reimburse it.
He allegedly arranged an Uber to pick the victim up from the airport, and upon arriving at Massage Therapy, the owner’s true alleged intentions were revealed.
The massage parlor owner allegedly locked the victim inside the small room upon her arrival and told her she needed to “do whatever the customer wanted her to do.”
[The victim] “clarified that she was told to perform sexual acts on or for the customers,” the complaint states.
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