Police in the Tri-Valley continue to use information from a massage parlor rating website in an effort to crack down on businesses that offer more than just a relaxing rubdown. The website, rubmaps. Pleasanton has the highest number of parlors listed in the Tri-Valley with In Dublin, nine are listed. Livermore has three parlors that are rated, Danville has three and San Ramon has eight listed.
Herb Walters. We have had only a couple complaints from citizens noticing a steady stream of male clientele visiting the establishments. It has mainly been two businesses and that is where we are concentrating our efforts". Pleasanton Police say they have also used the site as a tool to help catch illegal activity occurring at massage parlors in town. Like everything else on the Internet, some of it might be accurate, but that does not necessarily make it reliable.
This is because the masseuses regularly move from city to city and from establishment to establishment. We have found that most of them provide legitimate massage services, but we have issued citations for improper activity at a couple of them.
In addition to those listed, there are a few no longer listed because we determined they were consistently providing illegal services. Pleasanton Police Lt. Jeffrey Bretzing says the police department made four arrests for prostitution in , but none of those arrests were related to the massage parlors. No prostitution arrests have been made so far in The Pleasanton Municipal Code lists several sections under the subsections "Topless and Bottomless Entertainment " in the "Public Peace, Morals and Welfare" section that may be applicable to the massage parlor activities listed on the website.
The Alameda County district attorney's office hasn't been available for comment about the website. The listings often offer the masseus' name, description of hair and eye color, age, height and weight, breast size, personal grooming habits along with a list of the sex acts she will reportedly perform or allow.
