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Women Arrested for Prostitution, Illegal Massages in North Massapequa

Performed illegal massage and offered sex act to undercover detective, say police


By Bonnie Ellman

PoliceLights1Nassau County Police arrested two Queens women on Monday for prostitution and performing illegal massages in North Massapequa.

Sioim Sun, 51, and Yonghua Hang, 46, both of Flushing, performed massage therapy on an undercover detective at the Qigong Tuina/Accupressure, Accupuncture Bodywork on North Broadway, acording to Narcotics/Vice Squad detectives.


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Sun offered to perform a sexual act for an additional fee, police said. Neither woman was licensed to practice massage therapy. Both are charged with unauthorized practice of a crime and possession of a forged instrument. Sun has also been charged with prostitution. 

They will be arraigned at First District Court in Hempstead on Tuesday.



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One Response to “Women Arrested for Prostitution, Illegal Massages in North Massapequa”

  1. Thank you to the Police for closing down another illegal massage parlor in Nassau. These illegal parlors are doing such damage to Licensed Acupuncture and Massage professionals by dragging the pure healing arts through the mud of prostitution. We need more sting operations to put an end to this. As a Lic. Acupuncturist and Lic Massgae Therapist, I am keenly aware of the damage to our profession from these illegal storefront Acupuncture/Massage places. Do yourself a favor, stay out of these places. Insist on seeing Licenses displayed. If you do not see a license for the service you are seeking, leave!
    Kudo’s to the Officer(s) involved in shutting down another Illegal Massage Parlor!!!