Strip Club Reports

BRIDGEPORT. Police raided a city strip bar and arrested seven people on prostitution charges.

Story:

Police said the bartender, bouncer, three female dancers and two male patrons were arrested during the raid Sunday night at Pleasant Moments Cafe on William Street.

According to police, state Liquor Control agents were undercover in the cafe when a female dancer, identified as Racquel Allen, approached them and offered to provide oral sex for one of the agents for $60 and $40 for the other agent.

Police said the agents left the cafe and gave a signal to waiting members of the Police Department's Tactical Narcotics Team who then raided the cafe.

At the back of the cafe, police said, they found two small booths where two dancers were having sexual intercourse with two patrons.

Police said they found 50 unopened condoms in the dancers' dressing room.

Three dancers, Allen. 20, Carmen Castro. 44, and Benita Garcia. 44, were all charged with prostitution and later released after posting $2, 500 bonds.

Cafe employees, Octavial Anderson. 24, and Reginald Jackson. 26, were charged with permitting prostitution and released on $2, 500 bonds and two patrons, Juan Bordelies. 42, and Fredy Cruz. 21, were charged with patronizing a prostitute and released on $2, 500 bonds

[QUOTE=Hugh Handsoman; 1096383]Police said they found 50 unopened condoms in the dancers' dressing room.

[/QUOTE]They could have been planning to use them to make balloon animals for the Bridgeport Thanksgiving Day parade!

[QUOTE=Wolfman Jack;1062612]With the elections coming up real quick, and all the free flowing info being thrown about here about PM, I'm staying away from the place for a while, if you know what I mean. Blumenthal already managed to conquer Craigslist, I'm sure "quality of life" issues are next on his hit list.[/QUOTE]I told you so.

Hmm raided on a Sunday night? I mean, who the hell is there at that time? Sounds like it was staged to be on an off night. So were they closed down? Or just another fine and business as usual?

[QUOTE=Erotica123;1096273]Excellent question! Assuming that none of the parties actually confessed to money having been exchanged, the worst they could have been charged with was having sex in a public place. The problem is that cops always try to intimidate people and get them to say something incriminating. I suspect that the cops must have arrested everyone in the backroom and later during the interrogations incriminating statements were made. My bet is that it was one or more of the dancers that threw the guys under the bus. .[/QUOTE]This is a good point and if the guys were smart enough to deny any money changed hands I'm sure the girls threw them under the bus as you mentioned. They need to coach the girls for emergency situations such as this.

[QUOTE=Wolfman Jack;1096412]I told you so.[/QUOTE]The election was about 3 weeks ago! Your "I told you so" was that with the elections "COMING UP real quick", in your mind this was supposed to happen.

Your brilliant proclamation that the elections "are coming up real quick" was made in SEPTEMBER, and there were no Bridgeport elections anyway.

So.....................what's your fucking point?

[QUOTE=Hugh Handsoman; 1096383]. State Liquor Control agents were undercover in the cafe when a female dancer, identified as Rxx Axx, approached them and offered to provide oral sex for one of the agents for $60 and $40 for the other agent.

Police said they found 50 unopened condoms in the dancers' dressing room.

Three dancers, Axxx. 20, Cxx Cxx. 44, and Bxx Gxx. 44, were all charged with prostitution and later released after posting $2, 500 bonds. [/QUOTE]The usual BS:

- did the dancer really say to the first agent "for you it's $60" and then to the second agent "for you it's only $40"? Sounds as if the guys were doing some negotiation, which borders on entrapment.

- 50 unopened condoms is evidence of nothing other than their existence. Maybe the girls had stopped by WalMart before going to work, intending to bring the unopened condoms home with them afterwards?

- two of the dancers were 44 years old. Hmmm.

Meanwhile, there's been a rash of break-ins into cars parked near the University of Bridgeport campus, and a female UB student was raped ten days ago. Why don't the Bridgeport Police spend their time patrolling there instead?

[QUOTE=Mighty Spearsman; 1096658]The usual BS:

Meanwhile, there's been a rash of break-ins into cars parked near the University of Bridgeport campus, and a female UB student was raped ten days ago. Why don't the Bridgeport Police spend their time patrolling there instead? [/QUOTE]Because that would take real police work.

Don't worry, they would have gotten ripped off had they gone in back anyway.

[QUOTE=Mighty Spearsman; 1096658]The usual BS:

- did the dancer really say to the first agent "for you it's $60" and then to the second agent "for you it's only $40"? Sounds as if the guys were doing some negotiation, which borders on entrapment.

- 50 unopened condoms is evidence of nothing other than their existence. Maybe the girls had stopped by WalMart before going to work, intending to bring the unopened condoms home with them afterwards?

- two of the dancers were 44 years old. Hmmm.

Meanwhile, there's been a rash of break-ins into cars parked near the University of Bridgeport campus, and a female UB student was raped ten days ago. Why don't the Bridgeport Police spend their time patrolling there instead? [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Mighty Spearsman; 1096658]The usual BS:

- did the dancer really say to the first agent "for you it's $60" and then to the second agent "for you it's only $40"? Sounds as if the guys were doing some negotiation, which borders on entrapment.

- 50 unopened condoms is evidence of nothing other than their existence. Maybe the girls had stopped by WalMart before going to work, intending to bring the unopened condoms home with them afterwards?

- two of the dancers were 44 years old. Hmmm.

Meanwhile, there's been a rash of break-ins into cars parked near the University of Bridgeport campus, and a female UB student was raped ten days ago. Why don't the Bridgeport Police spend their time patrolling there instead? [/QUOTE]I think the only person that might have a problem would be the woman who dickered with the undercover agents. The two guys caught with their pants down, literally, have nothing to worry about except that their names have been made public and they have to return to court. Who's to say they were back there doing it for money?

And, as you said about the 50 unopened condoms (and as I joked about it) there could be any reason for them being there. Now, if they were opened and had "DNA" evidence in them, that's another thing.

What's surprising is that they made this bust presumably on prosititution grounds, most of these are done because of drug use or trafficking in the club. This place is in a relatively benign, almost hidden section of town which is predominant commercial with little residential at all (unlike Teddie's which was in a residential area with lots of "civilians" and kids seeing the goings on)

Generally places like PM are "safe" if they keep drugs out of the place.

[/QUOTE]What's surprising is that they made this bust presumably on prosititution grounds, most of these are done because of drug use or trafficking in the club. This place is in a relatively benign, almost hidden section of town which is predominant commercial with little residential at all (unlike Teddie's which was in a residential area with lots of "civilians" and kids seeing the goings on)

Generally places like PM are "safe" if they keep drugs out of the place. [/QUOTE]Exactly. PM is in exactly the spot you would want it. Tucked away in an industrial area in a dead end corner bothering no one. It's not even near any main road that is heavily traveled that would put off passing motorists. This bust is very curious, like you said usually drugs or another ulterior motive is involved and the prostitution bust is usually a byproduct. A statement needed to made somehow, but there are a lot of odd factors. Late on a Sunday night? Odd time to go in guns blazing, you would think they would want to be fairly confident they knock those doors in on the booths and find what they're looking for (if their primary objective is for a prostitution bust). On a late Sunday night the girls are usually lucky to get a few random desperados to take a trip to the back. It really is a shame that the Bridgeport clubs (of this caliber) never get a working relationship with the police. Probably because they're usually run by thugs. Look at Harry O's, everyone knows what's happening there. You have to park all along that residential street, in front of homes etc. In the summer you walk by people sitting on their porches as you just parked in front of their home to enter what they know is a brothel. Never a bust, ever that I remember in 20 years of hobbying. In fact they actually were in the news with police involvement recently but THEY called the cops. Some guy got out of hand arguing about what he owed the girl for servicing and they had to cops come take him out. How about that, the cops show up to the whorehouse on behalf of the whorehouse! The guy Harry also owns Beamers which many of Stamford's finest get their rocks off. These clubs in Bridgeport never get that symbiotic relationship with police, again mainly because they're run by thugs who the cops have no reason cover for.

[QUOTE=Gossage54;1096764][/QUOTE]What's surprising is that they made this bust presumably on prosititution grounds, most of these are done because of drug use or trafficking in the club. This place is in a relatively benign, almost hidden section of town which is predominant commercial with little residential at all (unlike Teddie's which was in a residential area with lots of "civilians" and kids seeing the goings on)

Generally places like PM are "safe" if they keep drugs out of the place. [/QUOTE]Exactly. PM is in exactly the spot you would want it. Tucked away in an industrial area in a dead end corner bothering no one. It's not even near any main road that is heavily traveled that would put off passing motorists. This bust is very curious, like you said usually drugs or another ulterior motive is involved and the prostitution bust is usually a byproduct. A statement needed to made somehow, but there are a lot of odd factors. Late on a Sunday night? Odd time to go in guns blazing, you would think they would want to be fairly confident they knock those doors in on the booths and find what they're looking for (if their primary objective is for a prostitution bust). On a late Sunday night the girls are usually lucky to get a few random desperados to take a trip to the back. It really is a shame that the Bridgeport clubs (of this caliber) never get a working relationship with the police. Probably because they're usually run by thugs. Look at Harry O's, everyone knows what's happening there. You have to park all along that residential street, in front of homes etc. In the summer you walk by people sitting on their porches as you just parked in front of their home to enter what they know is a brothel. Never a bust, ever that I remember in 20 years of hobbying. In fact they actually were in the news with police involvement recently but THEY called the cops. Some guy got out of hand arguing about what he owed the girl for servicing and they had to cops come take him out. How about that, the cops show up to the whorehouse on behalf of the whorehouse! The guy Harry also owns Beamers which many of Stamford's finest get their rocks off. These clubs in Bridgeport never get that symbiotic relationship with police, again mainly because they're run by thugs who the cops have no reason cover for. [/QUOTE]What blows my mind is this place owes the state several hundred thousand in liquor tax and has a laundry list a mile long with regard to the property and the business, or several buisiness's. If you do a little research you will find all kind of questionable things happening. They must have a good (sleazy) attorney in their corner. You know that five dollar entrance fee and dancer pay out is being pocketed knowing the end is near. Too bad, I love the place and it was great on my wallet. I will also miss my favs who were actually quite nice, unlike most American girls!

My favorite club! Figures. According to a comment a couple days ago on SCL, this place is still open. Has anybody been here since the raid, and can you still get extras?

And what's the deal with Harry O's? I've heard rumors about it but there's little readily available info. Is it a brothel in disguise like PM is / was? Would someone be so kind to PM me (pun definitely not intended) with details if there's concern about posting on the forum.

[QUOTE=Bubba261; 1096520]The election was about 3 weeks ago! Your "I told you so" was that with the elections "COMING UP real quick", in your mind this was supposed to happen.

Your brilliant proclamation that the elections "are coming up real quick" was made in SEPTEMBER, and there were no Bridgeport elections anyway.

So. What's your fucking point? [/QUOTE]If figures this would go way over your head, and I'm not surprised that it did, since you obviously can't comprehend anything you read.

My point is, you continue to add nothing to this forum, you have never added anything to this forum, and you're nothing but a troll who leeches off of the info that people are dumb enough to give you.

Get my point now?

[QUOTE=Bubba261; 1096706]I think the only person that might have a problem would be the woman who dickered with the undercover agents. The two guys caught with their pants down, literally, have nothing to worry about except that their names have been made public and they have to return to court. Who's to say they were back there doing it for money?

And, as you said about the 50 unopened condoms (and as I joked about it) there could be any reason for them being there. Now, if they were opened and had "DNA" evidence in them, that's another thing.

What's surprising is that they made this bust presumably on prosititution grounds, most of these are done because of drug use or trafficking in the club. This place is in a relatively benign, almost hidden section of town which is predominant commercial with little residential at all (unlike Teddie's which was in a residential area with lots of "civilians" and kids seeing the goings on)

Generally places like PM are "safe" if they keep drugs out of the place. [/QUOTE]A) Stop playing internet keyboard lawyer, you obviously are clueless and have no idea what you're talking about.

B) You've obviously NEVER been to PM, because unless you're blind, there's no way you could've missed the entire street full of homes that are next to PM, not to mention the three-family home RIGHT NEXT DOOR.

C) Teddies was in a residential area? I'm pretty sure that area is zoned for business even though there are homes on the side street that Teddies bordered.