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Police Arrest Three Following Prostitution Investigation

Woburn Police, working with a regional agency, arrested three women on sexual conduct for a fee changes.

 

Members of the Woburn Police Department arrested three women following separate investigations on charges of sexual conduct for a fee. 

According to a release, on Friday, March 1, members of the Woburn Police Department Vice/Narcotics Unit, including Detective Mark O’Hearn and Detective Angelo J. Piazza, Jr. participated in prostitution investigations. Also assisting in the investigations were Capt. Robert F. Rufo, Jr., Southern Middlesex Regional Drug Task Force member/detectives Robert Delaney, John Ryan, Michael Sullivan and Detective James Rettman of the Lexington Police Department.

Each case was investigated separately. In each case police monitored advertisements for activities often related to prostitution. In each investigation an undercover police officer met with the women in rooms of local hotels and paid them money on the premise of paying for sexual conduct. In each case all funds provided were recovered following the arrest.

As a result of the investigations police arrested the following suspects: 

Ximei Hu, 48, of 35 Bernier Street Apt. 15, Lowell, on the charges of Sexual Conduct for a Fee and Unlicensed Massage/Baths.

Natalie Thompson, 33, of 130 Callender St., Apt. 1, Dorchester on the charge of Sexual Conduct for a Fee.

Nichole S. Harris, 24, of 1131 Snyder Ave., Philadelphia, PA on a Sexual Conduct for a Fee charge.

Prostitution, a quality of life issue in that it often takes place in hotels, office buildings, and/or apartment buildings where there is pedestrian traffic where customers often blend in, is often associated with drug usage, drug addiction, sexually transmitted diseases, human trafficking, abuse and violence including assaults, rape, and robbery, the release states.

Related Topics: Arrests, Prostitution, Sexual Conduct for a Fee, and Woburn Police

Earnhardt

9:09 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013

The police are doing a great job keeping up on this. Is it me? or is it getting larger by the week? The local hotels are becoming overrun with this activity.

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Monica

9:22 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Thank you WPD - Keeping our city clean!

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Kristin Caf

9:28 am on Wednesday, March 6, 2013

wonder if that is why the Red Roof Inn had all of their furniture outside in the parking lot this week.

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