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Wednesday, December 7
Extra, extra. A caller reported a suspicious vehicle driving slowly, then stopping in front of houses, on Belford Drive at 5:22 a.m. It turned out to be the newspaper delivery guy.
Hanky panky. A rightfully unhappy wife phoned police about her husband receiving sexual favors from a massage parlor located in Walnut Creek. The WCPD is investigating the allegations.
Leaf blower drama! A verbal spat occurred on the 500 block of Banyan Circle between a gardener and neighbor over leaves being blown into the wrong yard at 2:59 p.m.
House burglary. A home on the 2800 block of San Carlos Drive was burglarized between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. A rear sliding door was ajar. Jewelry and silverware was stolen.
Thursday, December 8
Stolen Accord. A 1995 gold Honda Accord, license plate 4WQC310, was stolen from a parking spot on the 1900 block of Desert Circle.

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Blinds are drawn over the front entrance of a massage parlor in North Fair Oaks on Monday, Nov. 14, 2011. A board of supervisors committee on Monday reviewed a proposed ordinance that would tightly regulate massage establishments. Under the ordinance, the front windows of such businesses must be unobstructed between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. (Kirstina Sangsahachart/ Daily News)

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Blinds are drawn over the front entrance of a massage parlor in North Fair Oaks on Monday, Nov. 14, 2011. A board of supervisors committee on Monday reviewed a proposed ordinance that would tightly regulate massage establishments. Under the ordinance, the front windows of such businesses must be unobstructed between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. (Kirstina Sangsahachart/ Daily News)

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Japanese-style ramen restaurant, Thai massage parlor opening in Foster City
Three new stores, including a Japanese-style ramen restaurant, a Korean BBQ restaurant and a Thai massage parlor will be opening by the end of this year in Foster City shopping centers.
Both the Japanese-style ramen restaurant, called Ramen Taro, and the Thai massage establishement are opening at Beach Park Plaza, located on Beach Park Blvd. and Marlin Ave.
Monpiji Roban, the owner of the popular Sweet Basil Thai Cuisine and Basil Cha Cha restaurants that are also at Beach Park Plaza, is the owner of the massage place that is scheduled to open before the year ends.
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Ramen Taro and the massage parlor are expected to open later this year but no grand opening date has been set yet, said Chang.

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SJ Business Destroyed in Overnight Fire
Business a total loss following fire.
NBC Local Media
Firefighters had their hands full when they arrived at the scene of a fire in San Jose overnight.
A two-alarm fire at a San Jose business caused major damage overnight Tuesday.
The fire at a business at 2737 S. Bascom Ave. was reported at  12:47 a.m. Fire crews arrived at 12:54 a.m. and saw the 1,500-square-foot  building in flames. A second-alarm was called at 1:02 a.m., San Jose fire  Capt. Rob Brown said.
It appears the building houses two businesses, one of which was a massage parlor. Fire officials had not been able to contact  storeowners as of this morning.
Just before 2 a.m. the fire had been contained and fire crews were  beginning initial knockdown. Brown estimated firefighters would be at the  scene until 3 a.m., Brown said.

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Using the same rationale for banning medical marijuana dispensaries, the city council voted Monday night that staff moves forward with changing massage parlor regulations to comply with the California law.
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He said that a street crime suppression team conducts massage parlor checks on a rotating basis, one as recently as two weeks ago.
However, the council alluded to potentially valid complaints that massage parlors bordering Redwood City, but technically on county property, have been engaging in other activities besides massages.
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The council then directed staff to determine what would be a reasonable time to give massage parlors to obtain a state license.
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Related Topics: California Massage Therapy Council, Redwood City police department, massage parlor ban, and massage parlors
How do you think the city should manage the increasing applications to open massage parlors? Tell us in the comments.

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Mahender “Mike” Singh, 40, and his wife Helen, 22, were taken into custody on Aug. 20 at a Travelodge Hotel at 326 S. Airport Blvd. after police received a tip that a runaway girl was staying at the hotel, according to South San Francisco police.
Officers went to the hotel and found a 19-year-old woman and two 16-year-old girls in a room that was registered to Singh, who was staying in another room, police said.
Singh told police that the girls were his stepdaughters, according to the San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office.
During questioning, all three girls said they had been forced into prostitution by Singh and his wife, according to police.
Investigators searched the rooms registered to Singh and found condoms, lingerie, and counterfeit bills, police said.
Ads featuring the three girls were uncovered on myredbook.com, an adult website used to advertise escort services and massage parlors, according to the district attorney’s office.

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The mayor’s words in July appear prophetic now that theater owner David Siddiq, frustrated that the City Council denied him a permit to expand operations, has obtained a different permit — this one to gut the inside of the 64-year-old single-screen movie theater and turn it into a shop or an office building.
Siddiq said that the interior demolition will begin Monday and that he already has a buyer for the theater’s 260 seats that are being removed.
“I’m really going to do it,” he said. “The city put me in a situation where it doesn’t work as a theater. I need to create some income from it.”
He jokingly said he would consider turning it into a massage parlor or a recycling center. “I’ll call it Center Garbage,” he said. “They want this place to be a dump, so that is what they’ll get.”

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Fremont planning commission says massage parlor can open
Posted: 09/01/2011 02:45:40 PM PDT
In another dispute over loss of potential customers, a new massage establishment will take up shop at a Warm Springs shopping center.
Owners of four existing health and healing businesses in south Fremont argue Perfect Sunny Spa at 46356 Warm Springs Blvd., Suite 864, will attract their clientele. The competing owners last week urged Fremont Planning Commission to deny a conditional use permit to the applicants.
But the commission on Aug. 25 unanimously approved plans for the new massage parlor, citing the applicants followed all the requirements and regulations for obtaining the permit.
Applicant Min Zhou proposed opening up Perfect Sunny Spa in Fremont Times Square. Zhou’s business, to occupy an 890-square-foot vacant spot in the 97,000-square-foot shopping center, would offer complete facial and foot massage treatments as well as full body massage therapy and acupressure.

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The Millbrae Police Department shut down two massage parlors after sending in undercover officers to solicit sex.
Life Reflection on 106 Park Pl. and Acupressure Help Center on 119 Park Blvd. closed their doors in early August. Officers began investigating after receiving complaints from residents on the frequency of men patronizing the businesses, according to MPD Commander Mark Raffaelli.
“We had an individual tell us that a lady started fondling him when she was giving him a massage,” Raffaelli said. “And when we sent in officers, sexual advanced were made on them.”
He said the department received prostitution complaints at both establishments, however officers were offered sex at only one parlor, Acupressure Help Center, while the other was shut because of an expired license and lack of proper business permits.
Life Reflection is a foot massage parlor, and legally is only allowed to work on hands, feet and head. But, Raffaelli said, the officers were offered full-body massage, albeit nonsexual.

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