American tourist seeking sex in Hong Kong gets caught up in major anti-vice raid instead


Out in the streets of one of Hong Kong’s busiest shopping districts, an American man looking for a good time on Monday night ended up in a building full of brothel rooms and found himself in the middle of a major anti-vice raid by police and immigration officers. 

The 30-year-old man was back at the scene on Argyle Street in Mong Kok on Tuesday when he spoke to the Post on condition of anonymity about the police raid that netted nearly 100 suspected sex workers operating out of individual cubicles carved out of subdivided flats.

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