Harris County Attorney tries to shut down SW Houston spa that's been raided multiple times
A southwest Houston massage business that has been raided multiple times remains open, but the Harris County Attorney's Office is now asking a civil court to shut it down.
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- A southwest Houston massage business that has been raided multiple times over the past two years remains open on Tuesday, but the Harris County Attorney's Office is now asking a civil court to shut it down.
QQ Spa, located on Ashcroft Drive near Bellaire Boulevard and Hillcroft Avenue, has continued to operate even as police records show numerous raids and reports involving the business. Houston police vice officers have repeatedly searched the spa, and county officials say the violations have added up.
According to a civil lawsuit filed by the Harris County Attorney's Office, the Houston Police Department raided the spa in February and March 2025, as well as in September 2026. In addition to prostitution arrests, officers allegedly found the business had no certificate of occupancy and that some workers lacked masseuse licenses.
On Tuesday afternoon, a civil court judge granted a temporary restraining order to the county attorney's office but did not immediately close the spa. Instead, the judge ordered the business to comply with all licensing requirements within two days or face closure.
"We are going to use the full force of our office to go after anyone that takes advantage of, and abuses, women and creates public safety risks for our community. I am grateful for the partnership of law enforcement as we pursue all available actions under the law," County Attorney Abbie Kamin said in a statement.
The County Attorney's Office said that if the business owner fails to comply with the court order, constables could shutter the spa.
