More women charged in Jackson spa shutdown

JACKSON, Tenn. — Two more women are facing charges after police shut down three spas and massage parlors earlier this week.

Yueming, left, and Zhang

Zhu Yueming and Juan Zhang both are charged with impersonation of a licensed professional after police said on Tuesday they found them providing services without a license, according to court papers.

Yueming was working at Diamond Massage on Bowling Drive. Zhang was reportedly the only masseuse at Jackson #1 Massage, located on Carriage House Drive, when officers arrived.

Officers with the Jackson Police Department and the Madison County Sheriff’s Office went to the businesses Tuesday along with State of Tennessee Division of Health Licensure and Regulation investigators, according to an affidavit.

A total of four women have now been charged, all with impersonation of a licensed professional.

Yueming and Zhang are both free on $5,000 bond each.