Massage therapist arrested in Parañaque over alleged unauthorized live streaming of client
- A massage therapist was arrested for allegedly live-streaming a client without consent in Parañaque City
- The incident reportedly happened during a massage session at a spa along 15th Street in Barangay Sto. Niño
- The victim realized what happened only after the spa owner confronted the therapist
- Authorities said the suspect may face charges under the Anti-Photo and Video Vo*yeurism Act of 2009
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A massage therapist was arrested after allegedly live-streaming a client without permission inside a massage and spa establishment in Parañaque City on Tuesday, December 23.
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The incident took place along 15th Street in Barangay Sto. Niño and was confirmed by Parañaque City Police chief PCol Nicolas Piñon.
Based on the complaint filed by the victim, she became suspicious during the massage session when she noticed that the therapist seemed to be using only one hand.
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Her concern reportedly grew after she heard incoming calls coming from a handheld radio inside the massage room, prompting her to pay closer attention to her surroundings.
Police said the situation escalated when the owner of the spa entered the room moments later.
“The complainant said that when the radio calls stopped and the owner of the spa entered the room and allegedly confronted the therapist, scolding her for live streaming the massage session using her own Facebook account and cellphone,” said Piñon.
It was only then that the victim fully understood what had happened.
"It was at that point the complainant realized that parts of her body had been shown in a Facebook live video without her knowledge or consent,” he added.
Shaken by the incident, the victim immediately sought help from barangay officials.
Barangay tanods responded promptly and arrested the suspect before turning her over to the police station for documentation and further investigation.
Authorities said the massage therapist may face charges for violating Republic Act No. 9995, also known as the Anti-Photo and Video Vo*yeurism Act of 2009.
The law penalizes the unauthorized recording, sharing, and distribution of private images or videos without the subject’s consent.
Police reminded the public to remain vigilant and encouraged victims of similar incidents to report them immediately to authorities.
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