<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

I have always been in the camp that a woman who is of legal age to consent to sex and not under duress from a controlling "pimp" should have the right to choose to be in the sex industry if she so pleases.  The fact that she can choose to do this through pornography legally, but if she chooses to do this in a more intimate setting it is not, has always confused me.  As of a month ago I was A OK with anything prostitution related, but recently it has actually forced the issue with my daily life.    
  
The reason I am making this thread is because recently a "massage parlor" has opened up down the hall in my office complex, and the activity is shady at best. After watching the comings and goings of both the patrons and the employees I am 99% certain there is more than just a shoulder massage involved in the services they offer.  My boss and several other people in the complex have made it very clear that they are uncomfortable with what is goings on.  There are women who work by themselves in some of the offices that have started locking their doors and people are no longer leaving belongings in their cars they may be attractive to thieves.  What can I say to these people so they can relax about the situation?  Or should I just be less naive and take caution of men who are already taking part in illegal activity?
<bot>: There are prostitutes in my office complex and people are scared of their clientele.  Should I convince them to relax or be equally weary.