Kansas City Strip Clubs: 2 arrested in KC prostitution ring
According to the probable cause statement, a Kansas City detective went undercover and talked to the two last month about working for their service.
The detective said Thongkham told her employees of Candy Entertainment were required to sign contracts stating the company does not promote prostitution but added the girls make a lot of money prostituting.
Two days after the initial discussion, the undercover officer met in person with the two and was told how money exchanged hands. She also was told the couple expected 10 percent of any money she made providing “extras” to clients.
The officer said Baker texted her Aug. 17 and asked about her breasts, favorite sexual position and whether she would give him a free trial.
An officer with the police department’s vice section made an appointment with Candy Entertainment last week, then arrested a woman who showed up and offered to perform a nude strip tease.