Massage Parlor Employee Arrested for Sexual Conduct for a Fee

SUDBURY, MA -- An employee at Olive Spa in Sudbury was arrested on Thursday for offering sexual conduct for a fee, after reports of inappropriate sexual behavior occurring at the business led to an investigation by detectives.

After a number of complaints, police placed the property on Boston Post Road under surveillance, which, according to Chief Scott Nix, appeared to corroborate the possibility that illegal activity was occurring at the business.

On Thursday, Feb. 4, an undercover Sudbury Police officer arrived at the Olive Spa having made an appointment for a massage the previous day. During the massage, the employee offered to commit a sexual act for additional compensation.

As a result, Ju Xiang Wang, 35, Flushing, NY,was arrested for Offering Sexual Conduct for a Fee.

Wang was transported to the Sudbury Police Station for booking and was later released on personal recognizance pending arraignment at Framingham District Court.

The Sudbury Police Department has notified the appropriate regulatory agencies to assist in this investigation, and additional sanctions may follow against the business, said police.