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It’s Bridgewater’s turn to boom. That’s how the Bridgewater Business Association explains it anyway. The town is looking at a rare burst in business activity in the coming weeks and months as at least five new businesses set up shop around town. “There’s a lot of stuff cooking,” said Mike White, the town’s building inspector, who called the phenomenon an “unusual uptick.” “It doesn’t make sense for the winter time,” he said, adding that typically, businesses ignite in the spring or summer. New businesses that have already pulled permits for construction include a new self-serve frozen yogurt shop to open in Central Square, a massage parlor to open in the south end of Campus Plaza, a Thai restaurant staged to take over the old Friendly’s on Broad Street and a new alcohol distribution center and diesel gas station set to move in to the industrial park at Scotland Boulevard. Current Bridgewater businessman Stephen Prisco is also in the process of expanding his market and …

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On a warm October night last year, the small, affluent town of Wellesley, Mass., has better things to think about than human trafficking: the farmer’s market, a support group at the congregational church, or a Wellesley Historical Society lecture on the War of 1812. But on this night, Wellesley went from a town renowned for its colleges and highly educated residents to a place where cops busted an alleged prostitution ring that operated out of a massage parlor.
“We were wicked surprised,” said one resident. “You wouldn’t think you’d see that in Wellesley. And right there under our noses.” The massage parlor was connected by police to other “spas” in Boston area suburbs and in southern New Hampshire. The “masseuses,” according to police, came into the area from New York. Though it ranks as one of the best places to live in America, Wellesley now has a small business shut down by joint local, state and federal law enforcement officials. The crackdown busted the stereotype that pros …

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A masseuse at Blue Sky Spa in Arlington Center was recently arrested and charged with “sexual conduct for a fee,” according to Arlington Police Capt. Richard Flynn.
Yan Fang Dong, a 38-year-old from Pennsylvania, was arrested at about 6:50 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 23, after Arlington police conducted a compliance check at the massage parlor, Flynn said. She was arraigned Friday, Feb. 1, in Cambridge District Court, he said.
Other than the charge itself, no details about the alleged incident were available Friday as the investigation is ongoing, Flynn said. In addition to the charge against Dong, the parlor could face disciplinary action from the town, he said.
Blue Sky Spa is at 677 Mass. Ave. in Arlington Center, across the street from the Robbins Library.

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The owners of two massage parlors, one in Wellesley and the other in Revere, were indicted in connection with human trafficking and prostitution on Thursday, according to a statement from Attorney General Martha Coakley.
Joseph Girouard, 55, of Revere, Zhen Lai, 37, of Quincy, and Wenjie Dong, 49, of Malden, are accused of employing masseuses to offer sexual services at Bodywork in Revere and Sun Spa (also known as Sun Studio) in Wellesley, according to the statement.
“We allege that these defendants exploited these women and coerced them into prostitution,” said Coakley in the statement.
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Authorities allege that Lai, Girouard and Dong operated the two massage parlors, which allegedly offered sexual activity for cash that was characterized as “tips.” Most of the profit went to Lai, Girouard and Dong, according to the statement.

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The operators of two massage parlors, one in Wellesley and the other in Revere, have been indicted in connection with human trafficking and prostitution, Attorney General Martha Coakley has announced. Joseph Girouard, 55, of Revere, Zhen Lai, 37, of Quincy, and Wenjie Dong, 49, of Malden, were indicted Thursday by a statewide Grand Jury. Girouard was indicted on charges of trafficking of persons for sexual servitude (2 counts), conspiracy to traffic persons for sexual servitude (2 counts), deriving support from prostitution (2 counts), and keeping a house of ill fame (2 counts). Lai and Dong were indicted on one charge each of trafficking of persons for sexual servitude, conspiracy to traffic persons for sexual servitude, deriving support from prostitution, and keeping a house of ill fame. “These defendants allegedly employed masseuses to offer sexual services at two massage parlor locations, and further, profited personally from those services,” said Coakley. “We allege that these defendants exploited these women and coerced them into prostitution.” Lai, Girouard, and Dong were arrested in October by state police …

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By By Lee V. Gaines Wicked Local Wellesley Posted Jan 24, 2013 @ 02:44 PM Related Stories Human trafficking in our midst Owners of Wellesley, Revere massage parlors arraigned on human trafficking charges Owner of Wellesley massage parlor faces human trafficking charges Wellesley arrests hint at bigger story Wellesley — Operators of Sun Spa massage parlor on Route 9 in Wellesley and Bodywork in Revere were indicted on charges of human trafficking and prostitution today, according to a press release from Attorney General Martha Coakley’s office. Joseph Girouard, 55, of Revere was indicted by a Statewide Grand Jury on two counts of trafficking of persons for sexual servitude, two counts of conspiracy to traffic persons for sexual servitude, two counts of deriving support from prostitution and two counts of keeping a house of ill fame. Wenjie Dong, 49, of Malden, and Zhen Lai, 37, of Quincy, were each indicted on one charge of trafficking in persons for sexual servitude, conspiracy to traffic persons for sexual servitude, …

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By By Lee V. Gaines Wicked Local Wellesley Posted Jan 24, 2013 @ 01:47 PM Related Stories Human trafficking in our midst Owners of Wellesley, Revere massage parlors arraigned on human trafficking charges Owner of Wellesley massage parlor faces human trafficking charges Wellesley arrests hint at bigger story Wellesley — Operators of Sun Spa massage parlor on Route 9 in Wellesley and Bodywork in Revere were indicted on charges of human trafficking and prostitution today, according to a press release from Attorney General Martha Coakley’s office. Joseph Girouard, 55, of Revere was indicted by a Statewide Grand Jury on two counts of trafficking of persons for sexual servitude, two counts of conspiracy to traffic persons for sexual servitude, two counts of deriving support from prostitution and two counts of keeping a house of ill fame. Wenjie Dong, 49, of Malden, and Zhen Lai, 37, of Quincy, were each indicted on one charge of trafficking in persons for sexual servitude, conspiracy to traffic persons for sexual servitude, …

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Jan 24, 2013, 2:44pm EST Operators of Wellesley, Revere massage parlors indicted
A statewide grand jury has indicted three people in connection with alleged prostitution and human trafficking at massage parlors in Wellesley and Revere.
Prosecutors say Joseph Girouard, Zhen Lai and Wenjie Dong coerced some of the women into traveling from New York to Boston to be masseuses at Sun Spa in Wellesley and Bodywork in Revere.
Once here, though, Girourd, Lai and Dong offered customers “sexual activity,” with the masseuses in exchange for cash, Attorney General Martha Coakley’s office alleges.
Coakley’s office alleges Girouard, Lai and Dong pocketed the money that the masseuses made in exchange for sex.
Girouard, of Revere, Lai, of Quincy, and Dong, of Malden, were arrested in October and arraigned in district courts in Chelsea and Dedham.
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The massage parlors were investigated by Massachusetts State Police, the Wellesley police department and federal agents.

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OPERATORS OF MASSAGE PARLORS IN WELLESLEY AND REVERE INDICTED IN CONNECTION WITH HUMAN TRAFFICKING, PROSTITUTION
The operators of two massage parlors, one in Wellesley and the other in Revere, have been indicted in connection with human trafficking and prostitution, Attorney General Martha Coakley announced today.
Joseph Girouard, 55, of Revere, Zhen Lai, 37, of Quincy, and Wenjie Dong, 49, of Malden, were indicted today by a Statewide Grand Jury. Girouard was indicted on charges of Trafficking of Persons for Sexual Servitude (2 counts), Conspiracy to Traffic Persons for Sexual Servitude (2 counts), Deriving Support from Prostitution (2 counts), and Keeping a House of Ill Fame (2 counts). Lai and Dong were indicted on one charge each of Trafficking of Persons for Sexual Servitude, Conspiracy to Traffic Persons for Sexual Servitude, Deriving Support from Prostitution, and Keeping a House of Ill Fame.
“These defendants allegedly employed masseuses to offer sexual services at two massage parlor locations, and further, profited personally from those services,” said AG Coakley. “We allege that these defendants exploited these women …

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BOSTON – The operators of two massage parlors, one in Wellesley and the other in Revere, have been indicted in connection with human trafficking and prostitution, Attorney General Martha Coakley announced today.
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The indictments today are the result of an extensive investigation by State Police assigned to the Attorney General’s Office, in conjunction with agents from HSI and officers from the Wellesley Police Department, into allegations of human trafficking and prostitution at Sun Spa, also known as Sun Studio, in Wellesley and Bodywork in Revere. Authorities allege that Lai, Girouard, and Dong operated the massage parlors. During the course of the investigation, authorities developed evidence indicating that these massage parlors were allegedly offering sexual activity between masseuses employed by Lai, Girouard, and Dong and their clients in exchange for cash that was characterized as “tips.” The majority of the profit from these sexual services went to the defendants.
Authorities further allege that some of the masseuses employed by these defendants came to Boston from New York to work …

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