Jake Sparks. Since then, Sparks said OCSO has received "over half a dozen tips" about alleged sex acts in the business. Some of them allegedly involved monetary transactions, while others reportedly happened to customers during massages. That's not the Sheriff's Office's decision. However, since no one has been criminally charged yet, the business can still operate as the investigation plays out.
FOX 17 walked into the massage parlor on Thursday. After reporter Max Goldwasser identified himself and explained why he was there, a masseuse, who said she was the owner's daughter, commented on the situation. She did not want to go on camera, nor did she want FOX 17 to use her name, but she did give permission to record her voice. They just are very, very mad for me and just want to call police and say I do bad service for them?
So they just want to call police? They just want to close my shop? They just want to kick me out? News Local News Lakeshore Ottawa. Actions Facebook Tweet Email. Local massage parlor responds to allegations of sex assault, prostitution Capt. Jake Sparks told FOX 17 the Ottawa County Sheriff's Office has received "over half a dozen tips" regarding alleged examples of sexual assault and prostitution.
The parlor denied the allegations. An investigation is underway after deputies said sexual acts took place at a Holland Township massage parlor.
However, Sparks said based on what they did find, criminal charges are likely. Copyright Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Sign up for the Breaking News Newsletter and receive up to date information. Click here to manage all Newsletters. A Path Forward.
