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NYC Avenue Overrun by Brazen Brothels: Sex for Sale in Broad Daylight Raises Concerns

 NYC Avenue Overrun by Brazen Brothels: Sex for Sale in Broad Daylight Raises Concerns
Published 2 years ago on Jul 29, 2023

As police enforcement dwindles and immigration surges, nearly a dozen brothels have set up shop along Roosevelt Avenue near Junction Boulevard. The alarming increase in sex trade activities has caught the attention of concerned citizens, local authorities, and activists. This report sheds light on the disturbing rise of prostitution in the area, exacerbated by vulnerable migrant women seeking work opportunities and the reduction of sex worker prosecutions by district attorneys.

The women operated and aggressively solicited in front of a dentists office, a pool hall, and other businesses along Roosevelt

The once-bustling streets of Corona, Queens, have transformed into a hub for brazen brothels openly soliciting customers in broad daylight. The rise in sex trade activities along Roosevelt Avenue near Junction Boulevard has become so prevalent that the district is now advertised on YouTube under the name "Market of Sweethearts."

Scantily-clad streetwalkers loiter in front of local businesses, pool halls, and massage parlors, brazenly soliciting passersby, including children, while legitimate shoppers and merchants traverse the area. Some of the shocking encounters reported include offers for "happy ending" massages for $40 and "full-body massages" for $80.

Local law enforcement's shifting priorities have resulted in the decline of sex worker arrests, with the focus turning towards prosecuting johns instead. District attorneys in NYC have also chosen to stop prosecuting sex workers, leading to a surge in brothels and a lack of enforcement against their illegal operations.

Parents were outraged that suspected brothels are operating in broad daylight in front of children.

The situation has escalated to the point where sex workers are recruiting neighborhood children to distribute X-rated business cards advertising their services. Concerned mothers have formed a community group called the Community of Young Values and Principles to address the issue.

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As police enforcement dwindles and immigration surges, nearly a dozen brothels have set up shop along Roosevelt Avenue near Junction Boulevard. The alarming increase in sex trade activities has caught the attention of concerned citizens, local authorities, and activists. This report sheds light on the disturbing rise of prostitution in the area, exacerbated by vulnerable migrant women seeking work opportunities and the reduction of sex worker prosecutions by district attorneys.

The women operated and aggressively solicited in front of a dentists office, a pool hall, and other businesses along Roosevelt

The once-bustling streets of Corona, Queens, have transformed into a hub for brazen brothels openly soliciting customers in broad daylight. The rise in sex trade activities along Roosevelt Avenue near Junction Boulevard has become so prevalent that the district is now advertised on YouTube under the name "Market of Sweethearts."

Scantily-clad streetwalkers loiter in front of local businesses, pool halls, and massage parlors, brazenly soliciting passersby, including children, while legitimate shoppers and merchants traverse the area. Some of the shocking encounters reported include offers for "happy ending" massages for $40 and "full-body massages" for $80.

Local law enforcement's shifting priorities have resulted in the decline of sex worker arrests, with the focus turning towards prosecuting johns instead. District attorneys in NYC have also chosen to stop prosecuting sex workers, leading to a surge in brothels and a lack of enforcement against their illegal operations.

Parents were outraged that suspected brothels are operating in broad daylight in front of children.

The situation has escalated to the point where sex workers are recruiting neighborhood children to distribute X-rated business cards advertising their services. Concerned mothers have formed a community group called the Community of Young Values and Principles to address the issue.

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