Adult Entertainment Across America
Since it seems they’re busting people for prostitution faster than I can write about it, I’ll start compiling them here.
The Houston Chronicle brings us the story of 10 people in Kansas City, KS who were arrested for bringing women from China to work as prostitute/slaves in massage parlors. The Kansas City Star is also covering the story.
The Lower Hudson Online brings us a bust in Orangetown, NY of the Eastern Health Spa on Rt 303.
KOMOTV.com brings us the AP story of former OSU star Richard Seigler, who is now facing pimping charges in Las Vegas. Kids, this is what happens if you don’t succeed in the NFL. So hold on to those phone numbers!
Houston’s not kidding. According to Kris Overstreet, a law passed ten years ago was recently upheld, promising to put THOUSANDS of adult business workers out of business. The strict rule enforces a 1500ft distance from the property line of any school, park, church or day-care center, and a 1000ft distance from each other, including heavy restrictions on signage and building paint colors. According to Overstreet, this upheld ruling effectively bans all nude entertainment from the City of Houston.
Someone should let those ladies know that Washington, DC can use them.
According to the Asbury Park Press, Howell, NJ is the newest municipality being pressured to regulate adult businesses. Howell’s take is a bit different. In addition to the usual 1000 ft from schools, Howell’s proposal wants adult businesses in free-standing business dwellings (read: no strip malls) and a safe distance from residential or neighborhood commercial zones.
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