Law Enforcement (LEO)

**EchoEcho** · 05-22-20 05:37

A little birdie tells me there was a sting on the south side tonight. Hope no brothers got caught up in it. They're still trying, even with covid going on.

**RJHunter** · 12-13-17 11:10

Originally Posted by MilfMan865 [View Original Post]

URL: http://reason.com/blog/2017/12/12/fe...sses-judiciary.

Summary: "The bill would allow the government to treat websites and social apps as if they are human traffickers if bad actors should communicate through their digital platforms and tools. If H R 1865 becomes law, the FBI (or other law enforcement agencies) would be able to prosecute Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram, Craigslist, and myriad other sites where sex workers advertise and / or communicate with clients even if the sexual exchange is only alluded to and never completed. Not knowing about the exchange or having no intention to have facilitated prostitution would not count as a defense."

Stay safe,

Milfman.

All that would do, is create dozens of offshore based websites that were devoted to sex advertising for profit. They would just create a new industry outside of the USA Even based in Canada, such a website there would be legal since prostitution is legal in Canada. As usual, the turds that run the government haven't thought that through. Right now they have back door access. Offshore, they would have butkas.

**MilfMan865** · 12-13-17 10:15

URL: http://reason.com/blog/2017/12/12/fe...sses-judiciary.

Summary: "The bill would allow the government to treat websites and social apps as if they are human traffickers if bad actors should communicate through their digital platforms and tools. If H R 1865 becomes law, the FBI (or other law enforcement agencies) would be able to prosecute Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram, Craigslist, and myriad other sites where sex workers advertise and / or communicate with clients even if the sexual exchange is only alluded to and never completed. Not knowing about the exchange or having no intention to have facilitated prostitution would not count as a defense."

Stay safe,

Milfman.

**Member #5558** · 12-12-17 17:06

Originally Posted by Jg3786 [View Original Post]

America's Best Value motel.

I have found something cheaper than actually going out and buying a burner phone. It's called textme.Com and works rather well. Totally free as long as you just text. The downside is you won't get a local area code. Mines out west somewhere. If get into a problem like mentioned here, you can dump the program and reload with a different number. You can get a local area code but have to pay for that luxery.

**MilfMan865** · 11-12-17 21:43

Synopsis: Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) raided a call center affiliated with a major escort directory (eros dot com) alleging "cross-border illegal activity. " While not confirming the exact nature of this investigation, agents explain HSI agents are often assigned to cases involving money laundering, trafficking, and cyber-sex crimes (prostitution and solicitation are generally state crimes instead of federal). Department of Homeland Security involvement signals both interstate and international activity.

http://abc11.com/adult-entertainment...-raid/2625072/

Stay safe,

Milfman.

**MilfMan865** · 11-03-17 10:49

A historically reliable source has relayed information that. , , undercover LEO activity is heavy just off the Merchant's Exit near America's Best Value Inn (ABVI). If you plan on mongering in that area, take extra precautions. ,. , or. ,. , choose an alternate location on this soggy day.

Stay safe,

Milfman.

**BBtie72** · 10-12-17 12:30

Originally Posted by MilfMan865 [View Original Post]

http://www.local8now.com/content/new...450594943.html

Read carefully since the headline could be misleading: the providers were of legal age.

Be safe,

Milfman.

Providers were of age the story did say there was a minor in the car though.

**MilfMan865** · 10-12-17 10:48

http://www.local8now.com/content/new...450594943.html

Read carefully since the headline could be misleading: the providers were of legal age.

Be safe,

Milfman.

**Jg3786** · 09-08-17 22:29

Originally Posted by Rrayr [View Original Post]

From a reliable provider, Raven caught up in a sting and charged with promoting this morning off of Notel 6 Merchants over by Outback Steakhouse. Sting still might be in progress.

I contacted her a couple of times last night on a burner. I just got a "you still interested?" Knowing she's already locked up, I'm guessing it's LEO on the other end. So I burned my burner.

Stay safe out there.

http://knoxville.backpage.com/Therap...lease/28373363

America's Best Value motel.

**Rrayr** · 09-08-17 22:14

From a reliable provider, Raven caught up in a sting and charged with promoting this morning off of Notel 6 Merchants over by Outback Steakhouse. Sting still might be in progress.

I contacted her a couple of times last night on a burner. I just got a "you still interested?" Knowing she's already locked up, I'm guessing it's LEO on the other end. So I burned my burner.

Stay safe out there.

http://knoxville.backpage.com/Therap...lease/28373363

**ST0808** · 09-07-17 14:06

Originally Posted by StonesRoller69 [View Original Post]

A few days ago I was with one of the providers who was caught up in the recent Knoxville sting (and for that reason I am not naming her). She told me that she was in the car with the guy and did a cop check that consisted of both of them touching private parts but through clothing. Then he offered her a specific amount for a BJ. Then said he was an undercover cop and busted her when she agreed to the date. I have seen this provider several times and have no reason to doubt her version of the events. I was somewhat surprised that LEO could or would go this far. I am no legal expert so I am not offering advice other than to be very careful. If you are an expert in the matter feel free to chime in.

A cop can do anything and still get away with it unless you record it. If you go for a incall, you will be busted as soon as enter the room regardless of LEO check or not. You don't even have to offer the money, just enter the room and you are in the locker. They can use your text messages or phone call record as proof in the court.

**Tncocksman** · 09-07-17 07:57

Originally Posted by StonesRoller69 [View Original Post]

A few days ago I was with one of the providers who was caught up in the recent Knoxville sting (and for that reason I am not naming her). She told me that she was in the car with the guy and did a cop check that consisted of both of them touching private parts but through clothing. Then he offered her a specific amount for a BJ. Then said he was an undercover cop and busted her when she agreed to the date. I have seen this provider several times and have no reason to doubt her version of the events. I was somewhat surprised that LEO could or would go this far. I am no legal expert so I am not offering advice other than to be very careful. If you are an expert in the matter feel free to chime in.

There have been a lot of cases where cops would get down to business and sample a girl's services, then turn bust her right after he busted a nut.

Happens quite often. If they're smart, all they have to do is lie and say it didn't happen. If they're not so smart, well. There's a reason this sort of thing has been documented so much.

**Rrayr** · 09-07-17 01:04

Originally Posted by MilfMan865 [View Original Post]

Received verifiable intel that there is activity on Merchant's Road (close to IHOP) involving undercover LEO. It is likely involving providers based on the ladies who are being questioned. If you plan on mongering in that area, use your situational awareness to stay safe.

Happy hunting,

Milfman.

Thanks for the intel!

**MilfMan865** · 09-06-17 15:54

Received verifiable intel that there is activity on Merchant's Road (close to IHOP) involving undercover LEO. It is likely involving providers based on the ladies who are being questioned. If you plan on mongering in that area, use your situational awareness to stay safe.

Happy hunting,

Milfman.

**Whitney31** · 08-29-17 10:10

Originally Posted by BuzzLightYear [View Original Post]

You pretty much nailed it, just ask our favorite body rub girl W.

A LEO can do whatever he or she wants to make an arrest. Tennessee is one of the few states that does not have an entrapment law. Unless the accused can prove to a judge, it's basically your word against theirs. Who do you think a judge would believe?