Owners and operators of the Kearny Mesa massage parlor accused of being a front for prostitution settled civil charges with the City Attorney’s Office.
SAN DIEGO — The investigation into Ocean Spa Massage Parlor on Kearny Villa Road started after neighboring businesses complained of foot traffic at odd hours, people having sex in parked cars and noises of a sexual nature loud enough to disrupt a nearby church service.
San Diego Police Department said Ocean Spa workers offered to sell sex to undercover officers on four different occasions, and found more than 1,200 online ads offering sex acts at the massage parlor over a five-year period.
After the parlor was shut down at the beginning of the year, the City Attorney’s Office filed a civil law enforcement action to prevent any sort of prostitution or human trafficking activity in the future. The action and charges applied to the two property owners, property company and the …