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If she refuses, the police officer might then try to coax her into performing a sex act by touching her leg or groping her. In some cases, he may receive the services he requested, or demand them in exchange for her evading arrest. In other cases, no sexual services will be agreed to at all, but the workerâs body language may be misinterpreted to argue otherwise.
The massage worker will probably be arrested on the spot by the undercover officer, who may also be accompanied by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents or federal investigators. (Ice agents may also show up later on, when she appears in court.) Sheâll be charged with some combination of prostitution-related offenses and providing unlicensed massage, should she lack the proper certification, and face additional legal troubles related to her immigration status as a result.
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Manhattan s district attorney announced Wednesday that his office will no longer prosecute prostitution and unlicensed massage under a new policy that s believed to be the first of its kind in New York.
Cyrus Vance Jr. also appeared virtually in Manhattan Criminal Court to request the dismissal of more than 900 such cases dating back to the 1970s, according to a press release. He moved to dismiss another 5,000 cases related to the state s controversial anti-loitering statute, which New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo repealed in February.
In a statement, Vance noted the disproportionate impact of such laws on the LGBTQ community and other vulnerable populations, and credited advocates and survivors with making this set of reforms possible.
On Verge Of Retirement, Manhattan DA To Stop Prosecuting Prostitution
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Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance will stop prosecuting people arrested on charges of prostitution and unlicensed massage, a policy change his office describes as the first of its kind in the state.
Vance made the announcement during an appearance in court on Wednesday, when he dismissed 914 prostitution and non-licensed massage cases dating back to the 1970s, as well as more than 5,000 “loitering for the purpose of prostitution” cases, following New York State’s repeal of the so-called “walking while trans” statute earlier this year.
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