General Reports

**Bassack** · 07-23-09 10:06

Any recommendations for a short stay (< 1 hour) hotel in Broward.

I'd love to get away with not more than $20, if possible.

I usually use the Uptown on NW 134th Street in Miami, but the girl I'm now seeing lives in Lauderhill and can't drive so far (just to receive a load in her ass).

I usually meet the lady in the parking lot, give her the cash for the room and have her rent it; I hate the paper trail.

All help is greatly appreciated.

**Bassack** · 07-23-09 00:40

Hi all!

I'm looking for a short-stay (< 1 hour) in northern Broward County.

Any recommendations?

I don't want to spend more than 20 if I don't have to.

I use the Uptown on NW 134 Street in Miami usually, but now have someone I'd like to see regularly who lives in Lauderhill. I always have the lady get the room just cause I'm paranoid about a paper trail, but usually meet her in the parking lot and lay out the cash up front.

All help is appreciated.

Thanks.

**Gringo2123** · 07-10-09 15:26

They're both fun to ride until your friends see you.2:30 pm, Dania Bch north of sheridian.28yr old BBW WSW, 38D's, Blonde. Only two months on the street, low miles. BBJ, f/s, $40. Nice attitude, only a fair BJ, so would only recommend f/s. Rode mish for awhile then flipped her over and really enjoyed her BIG ass. Alot of fun. Normally works day shift. No digits.

**Bassack** · 07-02-09 12:31

Anyone know what ever happened to Leah?

I saw her a couple of times. I love those really skinny girls that allow backdoor access. It allows guys like me with below average endowments get really good penetration.

http://southflorida.backpage.com/Fem...Ad?oid=5177548

**Gringo2123** · 07-02-09 12:14

Lunchtime hollywood saw a decent spinner north of johnson on fed, pulled into a parking lot, she came right over. WSW, 4'10, thin, covered in tat's. Told her just head, wanted 40, I started laughing and offered 40 for f/s, she agreed, after 3 minutes said she thought I already came if she couldn't afford to be with me any longer without a tip. I said sure just to shut her up. When I finished she asked for a 40 tip. I laughed and said I was going to give her 10. She threatened to call the cops and say I raped her. I laughed again. Told her who they would believe someone who has been out of prison 3 yrs or a respectable member of the community. She took the ten and got out. Cute but definitely not worth the hassle. Felt like slapping the sh. T out of her any taking the money back just to teach her a lesson but common sense prevailed as we all know it's not worth it. You've been warned and be careful out there.

**Manitou** · 06-28-09 05:21

I was driving on federal Tues morning near Hollywood when I saw a wet little ragamuffin by the name of Katie. She was looking for a ride and perhaps a little more. Beautiful blue eyes with nice perky breasts around 23 yoa. We went back to my place for.60 and proceeded to have the greatest time. She is definitely a 10 in the attitude department. About the only fly in the ointment is that she needs to shave under the arms and legs. Not much into the hippie style. I do have digits for senior members only.

**LurkingUSA** · 05-17-09 17:18

Around 4-4:30 PM saw a 20 something BSW. Tall w/big breasts. She put her arms up for a stretch when I went by after turning around. Making sure to show off the merchandise. Too much HPD in the area for me though.

**Bone Yard** · 05-15-09 07:39

Tried this one out recently. Nice rub, nice room, nice table, nice shower. Very happy with the results, but a bit pricey considering other options. Don't know if additional services are available.

http://ftlauderdale.backpage.com/Bod...Ad?oid=3298324

**Placeholder** · 05-09-09 23:42

8 pm WSW heading south along US1, just after Sheredan.

8/10, eye contact, confirmation. Turn on the side street. Damn! Firetrack parked with lights on, drove slowly past it and turned right, she was following like 200 yards behind.

Quickly turned around the block to scoop her up, but she was gone.

LE's heavy in the area, not only driving but laso walking, so I left.

Second sighting that was worthwhile, around 3 pm. A1A northward approaching Holiwood bvd. WSW 8/10. Again LE in the middle of the road with lights on.

**Asianloverfla** · 04-13-09 08:54

Has anyone tried the ad in the back of New times Cafe for the AMP across from the best western on Oakland Park Blvd just west of the 1-95 exit.? Its a commerical building next to the car dealership. The ad doesnt have a Massage lic. number in it.

**LuckyBastard** · 04-04-09 22:01

I was out driving a few nights ago on US1 between Sheridan and Young Circle, and missed out on the opportunity of a lifetime.- 2 young (18ish) hotties walking on the East side of the street near US1 and Taylor St. Usually stuff like that is too good to be true (sting), but it looked legit. There were about 3 other young guys in the area near them, with one very heavy set black guy walking in their direction about a half block behind them. I've seen that setup before in Lauderdale, so I know they were legit. Unfortunately, I wasn't in a good position when I spotted them and they were already gone by the time I circled around. That quality is very rare.- like I said, I missed the opportunity of a lifetime.

**Tanboat05** · 03-25-09 13:44

There were a couple cuties on US1 Monday afternoon around 5pm a few blocks north of Sheridan. All is not lost.

**Driveby305** · 03-24-09 22:38

Originally Posted by Agent61

For the hard core street monger this just adds to the thrill of successfully picking up and making off with a cute SWer. For the rest of you, too bad.

Agent61 is correct.

post#861 in Miami (yeah sorry its all MIA Yeyo to me) for the full report

http://www.usasexguide.info/forum/sh...&postcount=861

Over the weekend I found this prime piece of poon-tang looking lost in Hollywood

http://www.ccso.org/localcrime/book...es.cfm?id=22097

**Lindy54** · 03-22-09 13:29

This is done during the busy season to try to clean up the area for good PR for the tourists. Done every year. So be careful out there for a few weeks. Use the side roads (17th and 19th Avenues). Legit (? ) hotel owners complain when they lose business and the PD jumps at an opportunity for good media coverage. Where are the police the rest of the year?

**Luvahj** · 03-22-09 10:15

In Sundays Sun-Sentinel BE CAREFUL

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/communit...,3234650.story

Hollywood - The public cried out for change and city leaders responded with a new law to help deal with troubled motels along an urban grab bag called Federal Highway.

But efforts to clean up the 2.5-mile corridor through ordinances and task forces have been hampered by a faltering economy and legal risks the city is not willing to take.

So for now, it's up to a special police unit battling by night. The cops call it a frustrating gambit that never ends: the dealers and prostitutes they arrest one night are back on the streets, and in the shabby motels, the next.

Hollywood cracking down on the rundown, crime-plagued motels Photos "This is the cat-and-mouse game that goes on every night out here because of these cheesy motels," said Lt. Norris Redding, who heads the Hollywood Police Department's Street Crime Unit. "They are like magnets that breed crime."

For about a year, Redding's team has concentrated almost exclusively on the motels that line Federal Highway between Pembroke Road and Sheridan Street. The focus on crime along the city's main gateway comes in response to complaints from residents of the nearby Royal Poinciana, Parkside and Hollywood Lakes neighborhoods. Some results are quantifiable: 1,658 arrests in Parkside and Royal Poinciana in 2008 alone. About half of those arrested, officials say, have a connection to the motels offering rooms for as little as $35 a night. Some even rent by the hour.

Despite the large arrest numbers, the hookers and the dealers still return.

"Until you take the motels out completely, the prostitutes and the johns are going to be there," said Barry Stock, a Parkside activist.

In December, city officials handed the police unit a new weapon in the form of a tougher ordinance that makes it easier for the city to shut down a trouble spot through nuisance abatement. The unit keeps track of how many times they've had to respond to a location, how many times they've made a felony arrest — statistics that could be used to close the place.

But so far the ordinance has had little effect, and the bad economy isn't helping.

"What we've been doing is working closely with the owners to correct the issues without having to go to the full of extreme of a taking [a property]," said Joel Cantor, lawyer for the police department. "With the way the economy and the foreclosures are going right now, you have to decide if boarding up a large building in the middle of a neighborhood is the wise thing to do."

Or the legal thing. Hollywood officials openly admit to a fear of getting sued. State laws and court rulings tend to favor businesses over government, said city attorney Jeffrey Sheffel. Shut them down, and the owners could sue for every penny of lost profit after prevailing in court, he said.

The city's Nuisance Abatement Board has designated only three properties as public nuisances since 2005, and none have been shut down. The new ordinance allows officials to impose conditions on properties instead of taking them. For example, if police respond repeatedly to a motel, the owner could be forced to hire private security or install more lighting.

But there is no penalty, other than shutting down the motel, if the owner doesn't cooperate.

"No enforcement mechanism is perfect," said Sheffel. He said the chance of getting a judge to shut down a business improves greatly if the city gave the owner alternatives, but the owner refused to cooperate.

One of the properties officials are watching is the Iris Motel and Apartments on Dewey Street, just off Federal Highway. The motel has been watched by the nuisance board since 2006. That year alone, police went to the property 197 times, mostly responding to drug and prostitution calls.

Since 2006, the board has imposed a list of conditions the owners must follow to stay open. They include running background checks on all tenants, locking gates that lead to the alley and hiring a full-time security guard.

Local manager Walter Dodin said he has cooperated with most of the demands, and police calls at the Iris have steadily declined. But so has occupancy. The 48-room motel had 30 rooms available earlier this month.

"Look at this, I am empty," he said as he walked through the motel's hallway. "If they kill us, they are going to kill the entire neighborhood. Nobody wants to live next to an empty building."

New York-based Unique Property Venture Group paid about $2 million for the property in 2007, records show. With the recession, there's less money available to spend on improving the property to attract better tenants, he said.

Less than two blocks from the Iris is Richard's Motel, a well-kept lodge owned by Richard Clavet, who lives next to his motel. He rents primarily to French-Canadians during the winter season, and this year most of his units are occupied.

City officials have used Clavet's motel as an example of how businesses can succeed without renting to drug addicts and prostitutes. Still, Clavet thinks the city should focus more on going after owners of nearby rundown apartment buildings, instead of the motels.

"If you think things are bad now, wait until the economy continues to go down," he said. "The landlords will be renting to anyone."

Until the economy recovers, or the city comes up with a tougher plan, it falls back on Redding's unit to keep crime in check.

On a recent, quiet evening, word spread quickly that the police were targeting hookers along Federal Highway.

An undercover officer, posing as a john in a beat-up car, waited all evening to find a prostitute. Shortly before midnight he saw one near Johnson Street, and saw her pimp watching from across the street. When the officer pulled up to her, the man gave a signal. She quickly walked away to join her business partner.

From a nearby parking lot, Redding watched as the couple slipped into a convenience store, left with beer and disappeared into a room at the Super Budget Inn.

"Looks like they're calling it an evening" Redding said. "They know we're working tonight."