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Nevada State Board of Cosmetology approves settlement with Maryland Spa after prostitution allegations
Summary
The State Board of Cosmetology voted Dec. 9 to accept a settlement in disciplinary case C-2024-0884: Maryland Spa will voluntarily relinquish its establishment license, face a 10-year bar from future licensing and must satisfy repayment and fines totaling $18,000 within 90 days, the board was told.
The Nevada State Board of Cosmetology on Dec. 9 approved a settlement in disciplinary case C-2024-0884 involving Maryland Spa and owner Ronald Carrera, following a Division presentation that alleged the business operated as a front for unlawful activity.
A division representative told the board that "Maryland Spa has been alleged to have engaged in and facilitated unlawful activities, including prostitution," and recited investigative findings including undercover solicitations, arrests and discovery of on-site living quarters and concealed cash. The division said it served the complaint on Nov. 5, 2024.
Board members voted to accept the settlement terms presented to the board.…
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