Some say Louisville massage parlor ordinance comes at a cost to ‘legitimate’ businesses

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Louisville leaders say new rules for massage businesses are helping crack down on human trafficking, but some business owners say the changes are taking a toll.

The ordinance requires massage businesses to obtain a city license, including background checks for owners and business partners.

Metro Council members said Thursday the regulations have already led to several arrests, though Louisville Metro Police have not released details about those cases…

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