The court case for a Bellaire business owner, who was arrested after police received complaints about prostitution at her business, has been dismissed.
Anna Wu, 61, was arrested on Jan. 12 for operating “Acupuncture by Anna Wu,” 5312 Bellaire Blvd. #A, without a license. She was released from the Harris County jail on a $500 bond.
Wu’s case was dismissed in Harris County District Court on Friday.
Wanqun Peng, 52, was arrested on Jan. 12 for two counts of prostitution.
According to documents on file with the Harris County District Clerk’s office, Peng agreed to engage in sexual conduct, “deviated sexual intercourse” and performed oral sex for a fee.
She was released from Harris County jail on two $500 bonds.
Peng was scheduled to appear in court on Jan. 28 but she failed to appear. A warrant is out for her arrest.
Bellaire Police arrested the two women following a two-month investigation.
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it is possible that a more diligent journalist would have told us why Anna’s case was dismissed.
It’s also possible that you need to get a life if the biggest part of your day is worrying about a case against some alleged hookers.
As I recall, the Bellaire police worked this case for two months. That is a considerable cost and obviously a waste.
Don’t tell anyone, Robert, but this happens all the time. Go Google “prostitution case dismissed”. It’s called the j-u-d-i-c-i-a-l-s-y-s-t-e-m. I’ll have to assume that the writer of this story wanted to get the update out, but is still waiting for the open records request to get the full details. In the meantime, you’ll just have to sit of the edge of your seat.