Calhoun Police, in conjunction with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, executed a search warrant on Friday at a business suspected of involvement in human trafficking activities.

As reported by Calhoun Police:

The warrant was issued for Curing Massage, located at 514 South Wall Street, following the accumulation of evidence over several months of investigation.

Calhoun Police Chief Tony Pyle remarked:

“Our commitment is to maintain Calhoun as a safe environment for all residents. This investigation underscores the critical nature of cooperation between local law enforcement and state agencies in tackling such grave offenses.”

Warrants have been issued for 54-year-old Siqi Li, who faces charges of operating a place of prostitution and two counts of providing massage services without a license.

All other individuals present at the establishment are being regarded as victims in this case, and the police have expressed their dedication to ensuring their safety and facilitating access to necessary support services.