Fraser, Mich. (WXYZ) – Massage business in Fraser was bustered in the investigation of the alleged prostitution.
Macomb County Sheriff’s office says that 14 miles and Garfield roads are guaranteed in the corner of Garfield on Saturday and on Saturday in Garfield Roads and Residence.
The massage business is quite nondescript, but is located directly from the street from Fraser City Hall and Fraser Police Office directly.
“The only place of a realistic sign is the only place,” said Katrina Irwin, who lived nearby. “They have a cardboard that says ‘massage’ in their window. No light. You can’t see, you can’t see.”
IRWIN has experienced doubts related to work for a long time. By working as a bartender, he saw the things that driving the house at 2 o’clock.
“Sometimes, people in a beautiful job dress you see people with a beautiful Cadillac or a beautiful SUV,” he said. “Always a man, never a woman. The massage parlor doesn’t go to a man or woman?”
Katrina said that men hit special telephone conversations or gates before men are not permitted.
“Surely, not a normal knock, beat, beat,” he said. “It would be a tattoo, beat, click, beat, or beat, break, 1,2,3. It was very clear.”
Irvi says that when they said they saw the police, he said the investigation is already ongoing. This investigation revealed Thursday.
“I went for a walk in a parking lot, and when people came, in 20 minutes,” Oh my God, the police, “he said.
Macomb County Sheriff’s office confirmed that they were guaranteed as part of the prostitution investigation. Four people were taken into custody. The investigation is underway and no charges were announced.
“Because I have children, he breaks your heart, so when sex hears the trafficking and hearing different things, how do I explain for my children?” Said irwin.
When I’m relaxed to see that irwin is now closed, it hopes that it stays in this way for good.
“If there were sex trafficking, people who do not want to do them or maybe do not do them are a shame,” he said. “If you make a crime you have to do your time. They should not be open.”
