Unit 18 involved in the Grand Junction investigation. A Mesa County man connected with one of four massage parlors raided in Grand Junction earlier this week was arrested Wednesday for false use of a Social Security number, the U. Wei Li, of Clifton, whose age is unknown, was taken into custody Wednesday at the Balanced Healing Massage and Spa, the office said in a news release. The U. Immigration and Customs Enforcement all participated in the arrest.
The massage parlors were raided as part of a prostitution and human trafficking investigation, the release said. An investigation found that Li presented himself as an unemployed truck driver and a non-resident alien, the release said.
On Tuesday, federal and local law enforcement officials raided four massage parlors in Grand Junction and in surrounding Mesa County. Li went before a U. Magistrate Judge in Grand Junction Wednesday and was advised of the charges against him.
Jesse Paul: , jpaul denverpost. Log In Membership Newsletters Obituaries. Authorities outside of the investigated locations. Show Caption. More in News. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials on Wednesday blasted the newly enacted Colorado law that prevents local jails from keeping people in custody for ICE past their release dates, calling out the case of a Cuban immigrant accused of attempted murder after being released from the Arapahoe County jail in October.
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