SF man among five arrested in San Jose sex massage parlor bust

(KRON) — San Jose police said a San Francisco resident was among five men arrested after an enforcement operation at an illegal massage parlor on Sept. 16.

Police said its Human Trafficking Task Force unit targeted the business that was operating out of a commercial plaza in the 1500 block of Oakland Road.

“During the execution of the search warrant, three adult female survivors were contacted on site and provided with resources,” said San Jose police.

Officials said the Special Operations Division and Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force assisted officers during the search warrant.

“Detectives identified 34-year-old San Francisco resident, Yueying Chen, as the suspect responsible for pandering and was taken into custody without incident. Additionally, four adult male subjects were arrested for soliciting prostitution,” confirmed police.

Chen was booked into the Santa Clara County Main Jail where he faces a pandering charge. Police said investigators are combing through evidence collected at the scene.

Anyone with information about suspected human trafficking activities is urged to contact the Human Trafficking Task Force at (408) 537-1999 or email stopslavery@sanjoseca.gov.