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Some Queens residents call for policing as sex work gets more visible on Roosevelt Avenue

Summary by Ground News
In January, police shut down 13 massage parlors on Roosevelt Avenue they said were operating as brothels, but police officials said new ones have taken their place. The NYPD has shifted from arresting sex workers to targeting the establishments that employ them. State lawmakers last year passed a measure limiting law enforcement's ability to treat sex work as a crime.

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Some Queens residents call for policing as sex work gets more visible on Roosevelt Avenue

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1 month ago·New York, United States
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