A former San Diego police detective and three others pleaded guilty to federal charges to operating massage parlors that offered commercial sex services.
A former San Diego police detective and three others pleaded guilty to federal charges on Tuesday to operating massage parlors that offered commercial sex services.
After leaving the San Diego Police Department in 2002, Griffin worked as a private investigator until 2013 when he and a partner started managing a massage business called Genie Oriental Spa in San Diego, court documents said. Griffin managed or owned four other massage parlors and advertised"therapeutic services" on websites known to promote commercial sex, according to court documents.
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