Before opening an alleged prostitution parlor on property owned by Rep. Ron Kind, a Chinese masseuse lost her occupational license in another state after local police linked her to human trafficking and prostitution.
Within months, Sioux Falls police heard reports of "Females being held against their will" at the establishment and launched an investigation into "Human trafficking" and "Prostitution," naming Yang as a subject.
One such review described a masseuse named "Anna," who "Began to play around" with the client's testicles before performing a penile maneuver that "Made [him] pop in no time." Goldstein later testified that Yang "Used a number of different names over the last several years" and that "One of those names was Anna.".
The Democrat has yet to address Yang's past legal issues and longstanding ties to prostitution, and his campaign did not return a request for comment on whether he vetted Yang's business history before renting his property to her.
Yang's alleged prostituting continued after the masseuse lost her license in Minnesota.
In February 2017, police arrested an Asian Health Massage employee for prostitution following a sexual interaction with an undercover officer, Fox News reported.
In May. Yang personally directed the officer toward a "Dimly lit room" before the massage, the police report states.
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