Don't have an account yet? Get the most out of your experience with a personalized all-access pass to everything local on events, music, restaurants, news and more. A Glendale police detective started getting a "hand job" from a suspected prostitute while engaging in a sting operation at a massage parlor, according to court records.
The incident involving the detective is reminiscent of a bungled investigation by Maricopa County Sheriff's Office posse members, at least one of whom had sex with a prostitute.
The County Attorney at the time considered the case so tainted that he threw it out. As part of the recent investigation into a suspected long-running chain of brothels, an undercover detective went to the Shangri-La Spa at West Cactus Road about p. He "met Ding Hengxia for a massage in the room and then Hengxia started the massage.
Hengxia had [him] roll over and after doing so Hengxia began to masturbate hand job without solicitation or an agreed price. Police aren't allowed to expose themselves during sting operations, much less let a suspect even begin a sex act. This morning, after New Times read her the initial booking paperwork and asked Garcia about the apparent sex act, she said she would need to double-che.
She later said any comment on what happened in this particular case must come from the Glendale Police Department. The booking sheet, however, says the suspect initiated the "hand job" and that the act wasn't consummated, which could mean the act wasn't completed, not that it didn't happen. New Times also asked if the officer disrobed or exposed himself. Breeden didn't respond to this in the e-mail.
