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SPOTSYLVANIA, Virginia -- A sheriff in Virginia says he will no longer allow detectives to receive sexual services while investigating suspected prostitution.
Spotsylvania County Sheriff Howard Smith defended the practice as necessary to obtain a conviction but has told his department he is suspending it.
Last month, detectives spent 12-hundred dollars at massage parlours, which sparked a public outcry.
Smith says because of public anger he decided to halt the practice.
Court documents show that four times last month, detectives allowed women at Moon Spa to perform sex acts on them -- once leaving a 350 dollar tip.
Smith says multiple visits were necessary so detectives could build trust with the operators.
Detectives shut down Moon Spa last month and five people face charges.
Smith maintains the sexual contact was necessary to obtain a conviction.
But law enforcement officials say undercover officers only need to get an offer of sex for money to move the case forward.

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