Cops Close Hudson Valley Business—What They Found Is Shocking

A popular spa in the Hudson Valley is now closed after police made some shocking allegations.

The Haverstraw Police Department and New York State Police worked together due to prostitution allegations.

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Police investigated Solace Springs Spa, located at 242 N. Route 9W Unit F in Haverstraw, New York.

"This action stemmed from allegations of prostitution taking place within the establishment," the Haverstraw Police Department stated in a press release.

Following the investigation, police allege a 45-year-old worker from Queens solicited an undercover investigator for sexual acts in exchange for payment and performed a massage without possessing the required professional massage therapy license as mandated by New York State law.

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Zongying Zhang, 45, of Queens, New York was charged with Unauthorized Practice of a Profession, a Class E Felony and Prostitution, a Class B Misdemeanor.

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Zhang was released on an appearance ticket and is scheduled to appear in the Village of Haverstraw Justice Court

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The Village of Haverstraw Building Department revoked Solace Springs Spa's Certificate of Occupancy as a result of the investigation and charges.

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According to police this "effectively" closes the business. Google confirms the business is now "Permanently closed."

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