The former detective was sentenced to 33 months for running five illicit massage parlors that offered commercial sex services and exploited workers.
A former San Diego police detective was sentenced to nearly three years in federal prison for operating illicit massage parlors that offered commercial sex services, the U.S. Department of Justice announced on Tuesday.Peter Griffin, a retired officer employed for 27 years by the San Diego Police Department who spent part of his career working as a vice detective, attorney and private investigator, was sentenced Friday to 33 months imprisonment followed by one year of supervised release.
They were located in the greater San Diego area and in Tempe, Arizona, the Justice Department said, adding that the scheme involved 'incorporating their businesses with state agencies, managing the businesses' illicit proceeds, advertising commercial sexual services online, recruiting and employing women to perform commercial sex services and benefiting financially from the illegal enterprises.
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