A massage is supposed to cut down on stress, not create it, but for one Gilbert woman, things didn't go as planned and she called 3 On Your Side for help.
The following is the complete statement Massage Envy sent to 3 On Your Side:
Since our inception in 2003, Massage Envy has been dedicated to conducting business responsibly and with high integrity. We provide and promote clear policies and expectations for both our members and employees. To the best of our knowledge, the San Tan clinic did not operate outside of the membership agreement that was signed by Ms. Kinsella. She joined Massage Envy in June 2008 and did not supply us with any type of required documents for a medical cancellation until January 12th of this year. Medical cancellations are not unique to our business and, therefore, procedures are clearly stated in our agreements and business policies. We only require that the member work with us in a reasonable way for any special situation and had this document been supplied a year ago, the fees being requested for refund, would not be an issue. While it is highly unusual to receive a doctor’s note 18 months after the medical issue was diagnosed, after receiving medical documentation on January 12, 2010, the clinic is refunding Ms. Kinsella in full.
2010年1月13日星期三
2009年8月30日星期日
Keyport cops raid Route 36 massage parlor
Borough police arrested eight people in connection with a prostitution ring at a Route 36 massage parlor Friday, Chief Thomas Mitchel confirmed Saturday.
Police officers raided Authentic Healing, a massage therapy parlor on Route 36, early Friday afternoon. They seized money and records during the raid.
Police arrested three women who were at the parlor, and five men later Friday evening after the raid that followed a two month investigation by borough detectives.
Arrested in the sting were: Shakia Hawkins, 27 of Carson Avenue, Perth Amboy; Carolonia Gutierrez, 26, of 26th Street North Bergen; Patricia Desouza, 23 of Summer Village Court, Newark; Ronald Denig, 34, of Bordentown Avenue, South Amboy; Kurt Scaduto, 27, of Central Avenue, Brick; Martin Brown, 42, of Martinsville; Anthony Trabachino, 23, of Cliffwood Avenue, Aberdeen; and Alex Disaccia, 52, or Royal Oaks Drive, Toms River.
All eight were charged in engaging in prostitution. Hawkins was charged with possession of marijuana and ecstasy and transferred to Perth Amboy police for an outstanding arrest warrant, Mitchel said.
The three women were friends or associated of the parlor owner, Sandra Espinosa, 34, of Park Avenue in West New York, and Pallisades Avenue in Garfield. Charges are pending against Espinosa, Mitchel said. Espinosa owns other parlors throughout the state.
Police officers raided Authentic Healing, a massage therapy parlor on Route 36, early Friday afternoon. They seized money and records during the raid.
Police arrested three women who were at the parlor, and five men later Friday evening after the raid that followed a two month investigation by borough detectives.
Arrested in the sting were: Shakia Hawkins, 27 of Carson Avenue, Perth Amboy; Carolonia Gutierrez, 26, of 26th Street North Bergen; Patricia Desouza, 23 of Summer Village Court, Newark; Ronald Denig, 34, of Bordentown Avenue, South Amboy; Kurt Scaduto, 27, of Central Avenue, Brick; Martin Brown, 42, of Martinsville; Anthony Trabachino, 23, of Cliffwood Avenue, Aberdeen; and Alex Disaccia, 52, or Royal Oaks Drive, Toms River.
All eight were charged in engaging in prostitution. Hawkins was charged with possession of marijuana and ecstasy and transferred to Perth Amboy police for an outstanding arrest warrant, Mitchel said.
The three women were friends or associated of the parlor owner, Sandra Espinosa, 34, of Park Avenue in West New York, and Pallisades Avenue in Garfield. Charges are pending against Espinosa, Mitchel said. Espinosa owns other parlors throughout the state.
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