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-- Modified on 6/6/2005 1:49:30 PM

Sorry, I guess I'm logged in automatically - didn't realize it required registration.  It's old news now, but here it is anyway:

2 women arrested, 5 cited at East Side home police say was house of prostitution

An East San Jose home was allegedly the center of an organized prostitution ring, which police broke up Thursday with the arrest of seven women.

Police say the brothel was run by Joanne Vy, 55, and Thu Thi Vy, 39.

Both were arrested on suspicion of pimping, conspiracy and keeping or residing in a house of ill fame. Another woman was cited and released for suspicion of solicitation for prostitution. Four others were cited for keeping or residing in a house of ill fame. None of their names was released, but San Jose police said they ranged in age from their mid-20s to their early 40s.

After receiving several complaints in the past month from neighbors about a stream of men visiting the house at 147 S. King Road, the vice unit began an undercover investigation and discovered it was an organized house of prostitution, police said.

According to police, clients were solicited through advertisements offering relaxation and hot towels. The ads reportedly ran in small local periodicals, including Spanish-language newspapers.

Even as police served the warrant at the home Thursday night and arrested the women, men continued to visit, authorities said. None of the men were arrested because of insufficient evidence, police said.