Prostitutes Farmington

Recent Human Trafficking Case

Farmington police arrested massage parlor owner Fu Shuping in April 2024 after receiving reports of sexual acts occurring at her business on East Main Street. A victim told investigators she was lured from another state with a fake job offer and then coerced into performing sex acts on customers. Shuping faces multiple felony charges, including human trafficking and promoting prostitution.

Historical Enforcement Patterns

This incident echoes prior arrests; in June 2007, 80 women and 20 men faced prostitution-related trials locally. Earlier that year, police had ticketed a man and woman for prostitution at a Farmington Hills hotel. Enforcement continues. A July 2025 report noted arrests following complaints about a Bristol business linked to prostitution. Similarly, an off-duty Farmington officer was arrested in a 2025 prostitution sting.

Ongoing Operations and Resources

Local ordinances strictly prohibit prostitution, defining it as engaging in sexual conduct for payment. Resources exist for those seeking help with sex addiction, including recovery meetings. Authorities urge vigilance. Police are actively seeking a massage parlor owner connected to a suspected human trafficking operation. Another Farmington woman was previously nabbed during a separate prostitution investigation. The community is encouraged to report suspicious activity.

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