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What happened
Jinfu F. Jin, 44, of Algonquin, is accused of offering to perform a sex act for the officer who was in the business as part of an investigation into ongoing complaints about it from its neighbors and others. Police also are questioning a second woman working at the parlor, but she was not been charged at this time. A patron inside the business when police made the arrest was not charged because there was not enough evidence to prove he was doing something illegal, said Master Sgt. Tim Sebastian of the North Central Narcotics Task Force.
Response and intervention
An employee at Algonquin massage parlor is facing a felony prostitution charge after her arrest Thursday night on allegations she offered an undercover police a little something extra, authorities said. Jin, Sebastian said, is a Chinese national who was in the country with a passport and visa. Because of the living arrangements inside the business. The task force is working with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to determine whether the women might be the victims of human trafficking.