Houston Escorts In The Media

Reviews | Film Reviews | by Albert Valentin
Korean-born funnyman Johnny Yune stars in this in-name sequel to the cult classic comedy THEY CALL ME BRUCE (1982) with more emphasis on martial arts with more literal humor from the Yunester.
Yune plays Bruce Won, a Korean who has arrived to the United States. His quest is to find the man who saved his life during the Korean War, an former American G.I. named Ernie Brown. Landing in Houston, Bruce accidentally gets himself involved with a local crime ring led by the evil Mr. B (Carl Bensen), who uses a massage parlor as a front for his criminal activities. He soon meets a local neighborhood crime watch group called the NAGs and meets their martial arts master, Master McClane, who owes money to Mr. B for gambling debts.

See the full article from “Kung Fu Cinema”

Officials target illegal massage parlors, spas
by Rucks Russell / 11 News
Posted on November 18, 2009 at 8:50 PM
Updated
today at 8:48 AM
HOUSTON—Business is booming along FM 1960, but not all of it is legal.
11 News recently tagged along with undercover investigators from the Precinct 4 Harris County Constables Regulatory Enforcement Unit on a crackdown against illegal massage spas in the area.
“They’re tucked back from retail centers, away from the immediate view of 1960,” Constable Ron Hickman said.
The investigators were looking for state-issued operating licenses and massage therapists’ licenses.
In Texas, you have to have them, but the owner of New Asia Massage gave only excuses.
“I don’t know English,” the owner told investigators.
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Turns out, there are plenty of spas and massage parlors in Houston.

See the full article from “KHOU”

Police Eye Illegal Massage Parlors
Updated: Wednesday, 30 Sep 2009, 5:47 PM CDTPublished : Wednesday, 30 Sep 2009, 4:39 PM CDT
HOUSTON – Business leaders are teaming with law enforcement to fight the epidemic of sex slavery in the 1960 area of northwest Harris County.
Dozens of sex parlors started opening in the area about two years ago after tighter regulations forced them from the Houston city limits.
Wednesday the executive director of a local ministry told business owners that the women who work in the parlors were sold into slavery by their families overseas.
Dennis Mark of Redeemer Ministries said “Women in these establishments are not there because they enjoy having sex with 15 or 16 strangers a day.”
The Precinct Four Constable’s office raided and closed down some of the parlors.

See the full article from “MyFox Houston”

Let’s begin this conversation with some reality that is not so easily spoken about in open crowds: Sex Sells. In Texas, there is a common phrase that  ”Everything is Bigger” and it is this phrase that captures the sex industry in Houston. The poll I articled over a week ago will shed some light on what habits consume our money. There are various ways to spend your money on sex in Houston: Adult Video Stores, Illegal Prostitution Houses (disguised as massage parlors), or Adult Entertainment Clubs. 
Honestly we all have something we spend a little too much money on, so this is far from an attempt to judge those that spend their cash on sex. This is more of an opportunity to see what is out there and draw attention to the industry that may be enabling you to not reach your financial potential.

See the full article from “Examiner.com”

Sex Ring Suspect Arrest Reminder Of The Crime
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Updated:
By Ashli Sims, The News On 6
MUSKOGEE, OK — Muskogee Police tell The News On 6, 35-year-old Ronnie Presley has been arrested in Muskogee.    Earlier this week, federal prosecutors charged Presley in one of the country’s largest human sex-trafficking cases.  Tulsa-area advocates say the arrest of sex ring suspect Ronnie Presley is a reminder that child sex trafficking is real.  And, it’s happening in our backyard.
A Tulsa couple is saying enough is enough and they’re rallying thousands to join their cause.
“These defendants are charged with effectively turning 16 and 17-year-old children into indentured sex slaves,” said U.S. Attorney Tim Johnson.
And, the man accused of selling sex with teenagers in Houston modeling studios and massage parlors was arrested in Oklahoma.

See the full article from “News On 6″

Butler briefly served as a Houston Police officer back in the 1980’s, sources told FOX 26. “It is a horrible reflection on our society when adults prey on the vulnerabilities of children and reduce them to indentured sex slaves,” U.S. Attorney Tim Johnson said in a prepared statement. “Whenever and wherever offenses of such a depraved nature occur, our law enforcement community will respond with the sum of our collective prosecutorial resources.”
According to a 16-count indictment unsealed Tuesday, the suspects used businesses such as modeling studios, health spas, massage parlors and bikini bars throughout the Houston area to disguise their sex business and hired sexually oriented publications and websites to advertise their business, according to the statement. They also allegedly transported the victims back and forth from Kansas, Nevada, Arizona and Florida.

See the full article from “myFOXlubbock.com”

Butler, Hornbeak, Lake, McDaniels and Land were arrested in Houston. At least one defendant—McDaniels—is expected to make an initial appearance before U.S. Magistrate Judge Calvin Botley at 2:00 p.m. today. The United States will ask the court to continue to hold McDaniels and the other defendants in federal custody without bond pending trial. A warrant remains outstanding for the arrest of Presley. Anyone having information regarding his whereabouts is asked to contact their local office of the FBI or the FBI Houston Field office at (713) 693-5000.
According to the unsealed indictment, the defendants operated commercialized sex businesses often disguised as modeling studios, health spas, massage parlors, and bikini bars in Houston, and employed sexually oriented publications and websites to advertise their illicit business. The criminal enterprise transported women and minors to and from the Houston area and had ties to Kansas, Nevada, Arizona, and Florida. Women and minors as young as 16 were enticed and coerced into prostitution and were routinely beaten and threatened. The defendants allegedly collected any proceeds the women and minors received as a result of “dates” rendering them dependent upon the defendants for basic necessities.

See the full article from “American Chronicle”

Ronnie Presley, 35, was arrested in Muskogee, Okla. and was being transported back to Tulsa, Okla., where he currently resides, FBI officials said. Presley was among the six people indicted in an alleged sex trafficking ring that had ties in Houston and several other states.
The other suspects all were arrested between Monday and Tuesday in a joint effort between federal and local officials. Presley remains on the run.
In a 16-count indictment unsealed Tuesday, officials allege John Butler, 47, William Hornbeak, 34, Jamine Lake, 27, Andre McDaniels, 39, Kristen Land, 28, and Presley, 35, used businesses such as modeling studios, health spas, massage parlors and bikini bars throughout the Houston area to disguise their sex business and hired sexually oriented publications and websites to advertise their business, according to the statement.

See the full article from “MyFox Houston”

Butler briefly served as a Houston Police officer back in the 1980’s, sources told FOX 26. “It is a horrible reflection on our society when adults prey on the vulnerabilities of children and reduce them to indentured sex slaves,” U.S. Attorney Tim Johnson said in a prepared statement. “Whenever and wherever offenses of such a depraved nature occur, our law enforcement community will respond with the sum of our collective prosecutorial resources.”
According to a 16-count indictment unsealed Tuesday, the suspects used businesses such as modeling studios, health spas, massage parlors and bikini bars throughout the Houston area to disguise their sex business and hired sexually oriented publications and websites to advertise their business, according to the statement. They also allegedly transported the victims back and forth from Kansas, Nevada, Arizona and Florida.

See the full article from “MyFox Washington DC”

All are charged with conspiracy to traffic women and children for the purposes of commercialized sex; sex trafficking of children; sex trafficking by force, fraud and coercion; and other offenses, according to the station.
The five Houston residents were arrested Monday and Tuesday; Presley is still at large, MyFOXHouston.com reported.
Butler was a Houston police officer for a brief period in the 1980s, sources told the station.
The sting was the result of a joint investigation by local and federal authorities.
“It is a horrible reflection on our society when adults prey on the vulnerabilities of children and reduce them to indentured sex slaves,” U.S. Attorney Tim Johnson said in a prepared statement.
The suspects allegedly used businesses like massage parlors, modeling studios and health spas to disguise their sex trade business, according to the 16-count indictment unsealed on Tuesday.

See the full article from “MyFox Wausau”