Two arrested following raid on Massage Parlor

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CONCORD, N.H.-New details have been released out of Wednesday’s raid of Massage Parlor by Concord Police.

Authorities say two people have been charged, one with simple assault and sexual assault, the other with prostitution, following the raid of the Oriental Bodywork Spa.

The arrests are the latest development in the state’s on-going battle against illicit spas and massage parlors and their connection to human trafficking. Concord police said they opened an investigation into suspected human trafficking and prostitution-related offenses at Oriental Bodywork Spa in August 2024.

State Police say in addition to the attorney general’s office, the New Hampshire Department of Labor, Homeland Security Investigations, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and the IRS assisted in the investigation.

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