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Florida woman, 70, arrested for prostitution in undercover sting

By ActionNewsJax.com
Jan 12, 2017

A senior citizen was arrested at a Florida massage parlor after an undercover sting, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said in a report.

Sun Hee Gribat, 70, was arrested Tuesday at Jax Therapy after she offered a sex act after a massage, JSO said.

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The hour-long massage cost $70, JSO said, and an additional service in the form of a sex act was offered for another $60, the police report said.

Gribat, listed as a non-resident with a Missouri driver's license, was charged with prostitution and practicing massage therapy without a license.

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