S’porean man arrested in Taiwan anti-vice raid, allegedly paid for sex at beauty salon


A Singaporean man (extreme left, in white) arrested by local police at a beauty centre in Kaohsiung, Taiwan on Jan 30. - SCREENGRAB OF FOOTAGE PROVIDED BY KAOHSIUNG POLICE DEPARTMENT

SINGAPORE: A Singaporean man, 49, on a business trip to Taiwan was arrested by local police during a raid on Jan 30 after allegedly patronising sexual services at a beauty salon.

Local police took a search warrant to the beauty salon located at Datong 1st Road in the southern city of Kaohsiung, after receiving a report the centre was offering commercial sexual services illegally at its premises.

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