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Sex addiction — is it real?
By Jessica YadegaranContra Costa Times
Posted: 04/07/2010 01:00:00 AM PDT
Updated: 04/07/2010 12:11:38 PM PDT
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ADDICTS CALL IT a God-sized hole, a hollowness in the soul. It leaks no matter how much they try to fill it — and at what cost. For years, George filled his emptiness with pornography, erotic massage and, eventually, sex for hire. There was no tenderness. Even pleasure was rare because every time George engaged in his obsessive sexual behaviors, he felt dirty and even emptier than before.

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Miami-Dade police raid massage parlors offering sexual favors
By Diana Moskovitz
The Miami Herald
About a dozen people were arrested Tuesday in a crackdown on massage parlors that allegedly offered sexual services in Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
The investigation, dubbed Operation Fallen Angel, led Miami-Dade police to six massage parlors in Miami-Dade and one in South Broward.
Police said their owner and operator, Michael Angelini, 47, of Miami Beach, would apply for occupational licenses using his brother’s name. Then, a few “trusted girls’ would teach the new girls how to perform sexual acts with clients while making it look as though they were providing “body scrubs,’ police said.
Angelini made $30,000 to $40,000 a month, police said. He ran the parlors for about 12 years, police spokesman Detective Alvaro Zabaleta said.
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All seven massage parlors were shut down Tuesday. Miami-Dade police identified them as:

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Miami-Dade police conducted a massive raid on massage parlors they claim were a hotbed of prostitution.
Called “Operation Fallen Angel,” the raid focused on seven parlors throughout Miami-Dade and Broward, all owned and run by Michael Angelini.
Angelini, 47, of Miami Beach, three managers, and six of his ladies were all busted in the operation that went down around 2 p.m. yesterday, and were charged with racketeering, money laundering and prostitution.
“The girls that were working inside the massage parlors were giving happy endings,” said Sgt. Nicole Donnelly, with the Miami-Dade Police Dept.
The services were called “body scrubs,” police said, and the operation, which had been running for over a decade brought in between $30,000 and $40,000 per month for Angelini.
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“All of his massage parlors were all set up to sell beauty supplies and throughout all the massage parlors, nothing was being sold,” Donnelly said. “It’s still against the law, it’s still prostitution.”

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A group of South Florida massage parlors — whose owner reportedly collected tens of thousands of dollars a month — provided clients with more than just massages, Miami-Dade police said Tuesday.

See the full article from “MiamiHerald.com”

About a dozen people were arrested Tuesday in a crackdown on massage parlors that allegedly offered sexual services in Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
The investigation, dubbed Operation Fallen Angel, led Miami-Dade police to six massage parlors in Miami-Dade and one in South Broward.
Police said their owner and operator, Michael Angelini, 47, of Miami Beach, would apply for occupational licenses using his brother’s name. Then, a handful of “trusted girls” would teach the new girls how to perform sexual acts with clients while making it look as though they were providing “body scrubs,” police said.
Angelini made $30,000 to $40,000 a month, police alleged. He ran the parlors for about 12 years, police spokesman Detective Alvaro Zabaleta said.
On Tuesday, undercover officers went into the locations, Zabaleta said. Officers arranged with employees for sexual favors, and moments later the arrest teams moved in.
All seven massage parlors were shut down Tuesday.

See the full article from “MiamiHerald.com”