US | brothel 'Robot Brothel' Plan Runs Into Trouble Houston stops the business from opening, at least for now By Newser Editors and Wire Services Posted Sep 30, 2018 12:50 PM CDT Copied 'Robot Brothel' Plan Runs Into Trouble KHOU-11 reports on a plan to have a "robot brothel" in Houston. (YouTube) Houston city officials have ordered a halt, at least temporarily, to a Canadian company's plan to open a so-called "robot brothel" in the city, the AP reports. The Houston Chronicle reports building inspectors ordered the halt after determining KinkySDollS lacked the permits required for demolition and construction. The company has received pushback from community groups and local officials. KinkySdollS announced last month on Facebook that it plans on opening a "love dolls brothel" in Houston. It would be the company's second location and the first in the US. On social media, KinkySdollS says its human-like dolls are available for sale or rent and can speak. Mayor Sylvester Turner says he's not trying to be the "moral police," but that it's not the kind of business he wants in the city. Read These Next The shark killed his girlfriend. He nearly died fighting it. Trump lashes out at another female reporter. The Ukraine's '2nd most powerful man' in out. Colorado says Tina Peters is staying in state custody. See 1 photo Report an error