The East Passo massage salon was closed by court order after an employee claimed to have offered sexuality undercover employees for $ 60, the court documents said.
The Oriental SPA massage, located on the airport road 6301, was temporarily closed on Friday, May 30, by a state judge after an investigation by the El Paso District Prosecutor’s Office and the law enforcement, found that “erotic services offered at the Spa Center.
A state judge temporarily ruled out a spa for Oriental massage on Friday, May 30, 2025, after El Paso’s prosecutor’s office brought a case against business for the alleged offering of sexual services to customers. The massage salon is located at 6301 Airport Road in East El Paso.
The defendants referred to in the case are the Oriental Massage Spa LLC, the property owner of the Wayne Fondren and the owners of Business Haifen Xiao and Yanling Wang. The court records did not specify lawyers for the defendants.
Sanchez filed a lawsuit on Thursday, May 28, against the defendants, requesting a state judge to give a temporary restraining order until a court hearing was held to determine whether a temporary order would be issued, preventing the resumption of the business until the case is settled.
Judge Francisco Domingz of the 205th District Court gave a temporary restraining order.
The hearing temporary order to determine the future of the business is scheduled for 9 am on Thursday, June 12, in the 168th District Court at the Court of Justice of Enrique Moreno District in the center of El Passo.
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The investigation into the massage interior was conducted by the team for the inconvenience of the El Paso District Prosecutor’s Office, the Vice of the Police Police Department in El Paso, the Department of Criminal Investigation of the Texas Department for Licensing and Regulation.
“Our team of inconvenience is dedicated to dealing with community problems through civil lawsuits,” Sanchez said in a statement. “When enterprises usually violate state legislation and work as centers for illegal activity, they become the detriment of the safety and well -being of our neighborhoods.
“This case demonstrates how we can use civil means, such as lawsuits to reduce the inconvenience, to exclude operations that contribute to more problems and to improve the quality of life of El Paso County Citizens.”
An employee claims to offer sexual contact to Undercover Employees
The investigation into the massage salon began on January 30, when an investigator by the inconvenience team noted that the establishment was opened at the 6301 airport road in East El Paso, according to a petition for a court case. A search of the district records revealed that the license to massage the salon had expired in 2024, according to the petition.
Law enforcement agencies began monitoring the location between February 4 and May 16. Employees have been reported to have seen mostly men entering the business, with a woman coming out of a “quick exit of business,” said the petition stated in the petition stated in the petition
A state judge temporarily ruled out a spa for Oriental massage on Friday, May 30, 2025, after El Paso’s prosecutor’s office brought a case against business for the alleged offering of sexual services to customers. The massage salon is located at 6301 Airport Road in East El Paso.
The Texas Department of Public Safety Undercover Special Agent visited the massage salon on February 7th. The agent paid for a massage by a woman who identified himself as “mia”, according to a declaration attached to the trial. The woman is said to be offering sexual services to undercover agents for $ 60. Initially, the woman wanted $ 100 to have a sexual intercourse, but reduced the cost to $ 60.
The El Passo Police Department undercover visited the massage salon on February 25, February 27 and March 20. The woman offered every employee sexual services for $ 60, the declaration said. On May 16, a special undercover agent DPS went to the massage salon and is also offered sex $ 60, Affidavit said.
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Along with the allegations of prostitution, the massage salon claims that there are at least 27 violations of the Texas Code of Professions and 33 violations of the Texas Code for Civil Practice and the means of protection. Violations include failure to comply with the necessary records of employees and clients, as well as failure to comply with appropriate documents for customer consultation, the announcement indicates.
Aaron Martinez covers the Criminal Justice system for El Paso Times. It can be reached at amartinez1@elpasotimes.com or X/Twitter @amartinezept.
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