The Village of Oak Park has revoked the business licenses of two massage parlors that were temporarily closed earlier this month after police targeted them for suspected prostitution. The sting that netted three massage parlors operating in Oak Park on Aug.
The two prostitution arrests were at King Spa, W. North Ave. Jing and Samuel Chen, owners of the Chicago Avenue Angel Spa, had applied for a business license with the village prior to the arrests, but the license had not yet been approved.
After the prostitution arrest, the Chens, who conducted business under the name Heaven Massage Spa, withdrew their business license application.
Village Manager Cara Pavlicek held administrative hearings for the three businesses following the arrests and revoked the business licenses for the other two massage parlors, rendering them permanently closed. The owner of King Spa, Tina King, who conducted business under the name Cici Massage Services, was identified in the administrative order from the village as the woman who was arrested for prostitution.
The two women arrested at Angel Spa on Roosevelt Road where charged only with massaging without a license, but the administrative order released by the village notes that the women both touched the genitalia of undercover law enforcement officials while conducting the massages.
