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[Michaelzxc]

This is not the first time Manchester Police has busted a provider who posts on the popular websites.

If you know a working girl who you want to stay out of trouble, advise her to stay out of Manchester.

[Wsst3]

I seen this "Danielle of New England" in CV all the time. Advertise as some high end escort, caters to so called "businessmen" and "Gentlemen".

Damn, didn't expect her to be some big time drug trafficker. 300 K bail is some serious sh1 T. You never know what to expect from these girls.

Becareful and stay safe.

http://www.courant.com/community/man...-0412-20140411, 0,5022882.story.

MANCHESTER — A regional task force arrested a woman on prostitution and other charges, police said Friday.

Darlene Court, 44, was charged with conspiracy to commit prostitution, possession of marijuana, being a fugitive from justice and failure to appear in court. The East Central Narcotics Task Force made the arrest Wednesday and the investigation is continuing, task force Sgt. Richard Grimaldi said.

Court, who was listed as homeless in a news release, was arrested at a Manchester hotel after task force officers learned that a prostitute calling herself "Danielle" was posting advertisements soliciting customers in the area, police said.

Task force members arranged to meet with the woman, who offered to provide an undercover officer with an hour of sex in exchange for cash, police said. Once she and the officer discussed "the particulars of their arrangements," other officers moved in to make the arrest, police said.

Danielle turned out to be Court, who had been engaged in prostitution and drug activity in several towns, police said. Investigators also learned that Court was wanted by state police for failing to appear in court on a drunk driving charge in the Danielson area and on a fugitive from justice charge in connection with a drug trafficking case in Maine, police said.

Court was being held on bail totalling $300,000 and is to appear in Manchester Superior Court on May 9.

The East Central Narcotics Task Force investigates illegal drug use and sales and related crimes in Manchester, South Windsor, Vernon and Glastonbury. Anyone with information is asked to call the task force at 860-645-5548. Police say all calls will remain confidential.

[Tiger 37]

Yeah, never confess, no matter what the LEO says. Either tell them a story and stick to it or say nothing and refer to a lawyer. As far as the bail, even if there was a bond, you still can get a WPTA after talking with the bail commissioner. I would rather take my chance of not confessing and getting off free.

I could not agree more. Tell them nothing and stick to your story and have the girl do the same no matter what they say. Can't arrest you if you do not admit to it and she does not either. Just my 1 cent.

Tiger.

[Wsst3]

To that your answer should be "lawyer".

Yeah, never confess, no matter what the LEO says. Either tell them a story and stick to it or say nothing and refer to a lawyer. As far as the bail, even if there was a bond, you still can get a WPTA after talking with the bail commissioner. I would rather take my chance of not confessing and getting off free.

[Buck Cock]

One common technique the police use is telling a suspect that if they confess they will be given a promise to appear instead of a bond. A guy with a wife at home might take instead of having to make the call asking to be bailed out. Or so I have been told.

To that your answer should be "lawyer".

[GordonFreeman]

Which could have been avoided by exercising the right to say nothing at all.

One common technique the police use is telling a suspect that if they confess they will be given a promise to appear instead of a bond. A guy with a wife at home might take instead of having to make the call asking to be bailed out. Or so I have been told.

[Mighty Spearsman]

Do you have a link to the actual story?

Well, telling the cops you are in dating relationship with each other and then don't even know the other parties last name or address is already causing suspicion.

Yeah, police ran check on warrants and arrest history and her history gave the cops the real story. They were probably forced by the cops to confess.

Link: http://westhartfordnews.com/articles...8129240690.txt.

[Wsst3]

Which could have been avoided by exercising the right to say nothing at all.

Or just say he met her and they were kissing and escalated and that was his only intention and doesn't know what her intention were.

If he had say that, cops might still arrest him, but it won't hold up in court.

[Buck Cock]

Do you have a link to the actual story?

Well, telling the cops you are in dating relationship with each other and then don't even know the other parties last name or address is already causing suspicion.

Yeah, police ran check on warrants and arrest history and her history gave the cops the real story. They were probably forced by the cops to confess.

Which could have been avoided by exercising the right to say nothing at all.

[Wsst3]

I found this somewhat-strange story in the West Hartford News for April 3, 2014:

Two arrested in prostitution bust

"A man and a woman were arrested last week after they were caught having sex in a car in the parking lot of Conard High School, police say.

"JB, 25, of Portland, CT, was arrested shortly after 10 pm on March 23, 2014 and was charged with patronizing a prostitute, a misdemeanor. He was released after posting a $2,500 non-surety bond.

"Also arrested was AR, 25, of West Hartford, who was charged with prostitution. She was also released after posting a $2,500 bond.

"At first, JB and AR told police that they were in a dating relationship, police say. However, they later admitted that JB had paid AR $20 for cigarettes and gas money to have sex with him, police reported.

"AR has prior arrests for prostitution and drugs, according to police.

"Both were issued an original court date of March 26, according to West Hartford police. JB is scheduled to appear in Hartford court again on April 2 and AR is scheduled to appear next on April 9.".

At first I was surprised when I read this, since both people are the same age (25) and their original excuse was plausible. Usually in a situation like this, the cops will just tell the couple to get off of school/town property.

My guess is that the police became more inquisitive once they ran the names through their computer and discovered that Miss AR had been busted in the past for prostitution. Either that, or else one of the two said something they shouldn't have. In any case, there's probably more to the story than what was printed in the paper.

Do you have a link to the actual story?

Well, telling the cops you are in dating relationship with each other and then don't even know the other parties last name or address is already causing suspicion.

Yeah, police ran check on warrants and arrest history and her history gave the cops the real story. They were probably forced by the cops to confess.

[Mighty Spearsman]

I found this somewhat-strange story in the West Hartford News for April 3, 2014:

Two arrested in prostitution bust

"A man and a woman were arrested last week after they were caught having sex in a car in the parking lot of Conard High School, police say.

"JB, 25, of Portland, CT, was arrested shortly after 10 pm on March 23, 2014 and was charged with patronizing a prostitute, a misdemeanor. He was released after posting a $2,500 non-surety bond.

"Also arrested was AR, 25, of West Hartford, who was charged with prostitution. She was also released after posting a $2,500 bond.

"At first, JB and AR told police that they were in a dating relationship, police say. However, they later admitted that JB had paid AR $20 for cigarettes and gas money to have sex with him, police reported.

"AR has prior arrests for prostitution and drugs, according to police.

"Both were issued an original court date of March 26, according to West Hartford police. JB is scheduled to appear in Hartford court again on April 2 and AR is scheduled to appear next on April 9.".

At first I was surprised when I read this, since both people are the same age (25) and their original excuse was plausible. Usually in a situation like this, the cops will just tell the couple to get off of school/town property.

My guess is that the police became more inquisitive once they ran the names through their computer and discovered that Miss AR had been busted in the past for prostitution. Either that, or else one of the two said something they shouldn't have. In any case, there's probably more to the story than what was printed in the paper.

[WhenWhen]

He thought he could get away with some free puss / and he would get a pass 'because he was law enforcement. He never figured a SW would have the courage and intelligence to call him out. Good for her. He only brought that BB gun to scare the girl. He deserves to go to jail.

The cops know that it was probably your typical SW situation where the guy didn't want to pay at the end. But who knows, But the guy got charged what he got because he admitted to using the BB to counter her. She probably didn't have any weapons on her and the fact that he is a lot bigger then her, cops are not going to buy he fear for his safety. Because she accused him with rape and he had a weapon, he got screwed with the first degree rape charge. Will this hold up in court? Who knows?

But most girls don't call the cops if the guy just don't pay, so he probably did something more then just don't pay. But who knows, just my 2 cents.

[Erotica123]

But most girls don't call the cops if the guy just don't pay, so he probably did something more then just don't pay. But who knows, just my 2 cents.

Yeah, they just start screaming and making a scene until someone else call the cops.

[Wsst3]

The cops know that it was probably your typical SW situation where the guy didn't want to pay at the end. But who knows, But the guy got charged what he got because he admitted to using the BB to counter her. She probably didn't have any weapons on her and the fact that he is a lot bigger then her, cops are not going to buy he fear for his safety. Because she accused him with rape and he had a weapon, he got screwed with the first degree rape charge. Will this hold up in court? Who knows?

But most girls don't call the cops if the guy just don't pay, so he probably did something more then just don't pay. But who knows, just my 2 cents.

[Mighty Spearsman]

The reason why I am posting the article below is because apparently the woman admitted to the police that she had been streetwalking, and they didn't arrest her.

There is a bizarre element to the story. After he dumped the girl, she was talking with the police when he drove by again? The dumbass should have left town ASAP.

If he is in fact guilty of conducting similar assaults elsewhere, then I'm glad he's off the streets. Should be interesting to have a CO incarcerated. They'll have to keep him separated from the general prison population.

Correction Officer Accused In Hartford Rape

BY HILDA MUÑOZ, hmunoz@courant.com.

The Hartford Courant.

7:41 pm EDT, March 27,2014.

HARTFORD — A correction officer assigned to Hartford was arrested early Thursday on charges that he raped a woman at gunpoint on Huyshope Avenue.

Kelvin Grisales had agreed to pay the woman for sex, but instead pulled a gun on her and sexually assaulted her, according to a police report.

Grisales told police that the woman didn't mention money until after they had consensual sex and that she became aggressive when he refused to pay her.

Grisales is charged with first-degree sexual assault with a firearm, first-degree threatening, weapon in a motor vehicle and illegal use of a facsimile firearm. He was arraigned Thursday in Superior Court in Hartford where bond was set at $500,000.

Grisales was assigned to the Hartford Correctional Center. He was hired in September of 2008. Grisales has been placed on administrative leave. If the allegations against him are proven, the Department of Correction will pursue separation from state service, said a DOC spokesman.

The alleged victim called police around 12:30 am Thursday. She told officers she was walking on Wethersfield Avenue, looking to make money, when Grisales picked her up. He offered to give her $60 for sex, but then pulled out a gun and raped her in the back seat of his vehicle by the Science and Sports Academy on Huyshope Avenue, the police report says.

The woman was speaking with police when she saw Grisales drive by, and officers pulled him over and detained him, the report says.

Grisales told police that after he and the woman had sex, she asked for $60. She threatened him when he refused to give her money and he pulled out his son's BB gun because he feared for his safety. The woman became more aggressive and he ordered her out of his vehicle, the police report says.

Police seized the BB gun and a badge. Similar sexual assaults in Hartford and New Britain are under investigation, police said.

Copyright © 2014, The Hartford Courant.

http://www.courant.com/community/har...-0328-20140327, 0,7133009.story.