Woman accused of operating illegal Naples massage business for second time - NBC2 News

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The Collier County Sheriff's Office arrested a woman accused of operating an illegal massage business in Naples.Deputies said Xu Huiping, 55, was arrested last year on the same charge and is awaiting trial in that case.According to the arrest report, deputies arrested Huiping after they found her hiding behind a couch inside of her business, Asian Angels Spa.Deputies said Huiping was unable to provide them with documents required by the state to legally operate a business.Huiping and 11 other employees were arrested in Aug. 2024 after deputies said she violated state laws. Deputies said they received information that Huiping reopened the massage business under a new alias and that some customers were receiving sexual favors.Detectives requested to see the customer logs as part of their inspection at Huiping's business.Huiping provided the logs containing numerous violations, according to the arrest report, including incomplete customer names, addresses, and phone numbers.CCSO said the records failed to include the date and time of service and the name of the therapist who provided the service.Deputies said Huiping was also unable to offer employment records for the workers on-site.Huiping was arrested for failing to provide the required customer log and the required employee logs.DOWNLOAD the free NBC2 News app for your latest news and weather alerts.

COLLIER COUNTY, Fla. —

The Collier County Sheriff's Office arrested a woman accused of operating an illegal massage business in Naples.

Deputies said Xu Huiping, 55, was arrested last year on the same charge and is awaiting trial in that case.

According to the arrest report, deputies arrested Huiping after they found her hiding behind a couch inside of her business, Asian Angels Spa.

Deputies said Huiping was unable to provide them with documents required by the state to legally operate a business.

Huiping and 11 other employees were arrested in Aug. 2024 after deputies said she violated state laws.

Deputies said they received information that Huiping reopened the massage business under a new alias and that some customers were receiving sexual favors.

Detectives requested to see the customer logs as part of their inspection at Huiping's business.

Huiping provided the logs containing numerous violations, according to the arrest report, including incomplete customer names, addresses, and phone numbers.

CCSO said the records failed to include the date and time of service and the name of the therapist who provided the service.

Deputies said Huiping was also unable to offer employment records for the workers on-site.

Huiping was arrested for failing to provide the required customer log and the required employee logs.

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