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[SR Only]

The guys name is "Hymen." That's hilarious.

Sometimes you can't make this stuff up.

[SirLoin69]

The guys name is "hymen".

That's hilarious.

From the CTPost:

Prostitute meeting ends in robbery, kidnapping; 1 arrested.

https://www.ctpost.com/news/article/...1-13549786.php

HAMDEN. A New Haven teenager, who had arranged to meet a 'prostitute' on State Street, ended up getting robbed and kidnapped.

When the 19-year-old arrived on State Street on Oct. 5, he was approached by two males.

"The males advised him that they were in the possession of a firearm, while rummaging through his pockets. They stole $140," Capt. Ronald Smith said in a release.

"Shortly thereafter, the two males 'forced' the teen victim into the backseat of his motor vehicle. One of the subjects drove the victim's vehicle, while the other sat with the victim in the backseat.

"They subsequently drove to several local ATM's and stole an additional $600.00 from the victim's bank accounts. The victim was then driven to a residence in New Haven, where he was released and his vehicle was returned. ".

Detective John Marks conducted an extensive investigation, which led to the application of an arrest warrant for Daiquan Hyman. The court approved the arrest warrant application.

Last Friday, Hamden Police arrested Hyman at Meriden Superior Court.

Hyman, 19, of Welton Street, Hamden was charged with first-degree robbery, conspiracy to commit, first-degree kidnapping with a firearm, conspiracy to commit kidnapping, second-degree larceny and conspiracy to commit larceny.

Hyman, who was detained on a court-ordered $250,000 bond, is scheduled to appear in Meriden Superior Court on Feb. 1.

[InsaneDiggler]

From the CTPost:

Prostitute meeting ends in robbery, kidnapping; 1 arrested.

https://www.ctpost.com/news/article/...1-13549786.php

HAMDEN. A New Haven teenager, who had arranged to meet a 'prostitute' on State Street, ended up getting robbed and kidnapped.

When the 19-year-old arrived on State Street on Oct. 5, he was approached by two males.

"The males advised him that they were in the possession of a firearm, while rummaging through his pockets. They stole $140," Capt. Ronald Smith said in a release.

"Shortly thereafter, the two males 'forced' the teen victim into the backseat of his motor vehicle. One of the subjects drove the victim's vehicle, while the other sat with the victim in the backseat.

"They subsequently drove to several local ATM's and stole an additional $600.00 from the victim's bank accounts. The victim was then driven to a residence in New Haven, where he was released and his vehicle was returned. ".

Detective John Marks conducted an extensive investigation, which led to the application of an arrest warrant for Daiquan Hyman. The court approved the arrest warrant application.

Last Friday, Hamden Police arrested Hyman at Meriden Superior Court.

Hyman, 19, of Welton Street, Hamden was charged with first-degree robbery, conspiracy to commit, first-degree kidnapping with a firearm, conspiracy to commit kidnapping, second-degree larceny and conspiracy to commit larceny.

Hyman, who was detained on a court-ordered $250,000 bond, is scheduled to appear in Meriden Superior Court on Feb. 1.

I posted 100 times don't go to hamden you will get robbed this happend 5 times all the same story they will drive you around and go to atms with a gun in your face beware new haven residences also Winthorpe James st state st and dix.

[SR Only]

From the CTPost:

Prostitute meeting ends in robbery, kidnapping; 1 arrested.

https://www.ctpost.com/news/article/...1-13549786.php

HAMDEN. A New Haven teenager, who had arranged to meet a 'prostitute' on State Street, ended up getting robbed and kidnapped.

When the 19-year-old arrived on State Street on Oct. 5, he was approached by two males.

"The males advised him that they were in the possession of a firearm, while rummaging through his pockets. They stole $140," Capt. Ronald Smith said in a release.

"Shortly thereafter, the two males 'forced' the teen victim into the backseat of his motor vehicle. One of the subjects drove the victim's vehicle, while the other sat with the victim in the backseat.

"They subsequently drove to several local ATM's and stole an additional $600.00 from the victim's bank accounts. The victim was then driven to a residence in New Haven, where he was released and his vehicle was returned. ".

Detective John Marks conducted an extensive investigation, which led to the application of an arrest warrant for Daiquan Hyman. The court approved the arrest warrant application.

Last Friday, Hamden Police arrested Hyman at Meriden Superior Court.

Hyman, 19, of Welton Street, Hamden was charged with first-degree robbery, conspiracy to commit, first-degree kidnapping with a firearm, conspiracy to commit kidnapping, second-degree larceny and conspiracy to commit larceny.

Hyman, who was detained on a court-ordered $250,000 bond, is scheduled to appear in Meriden Superior Court on Feb. 1.

[InsaneDiggler]

There is no Palama Street in New Haven.

Why did you post this in the News Forum?

The first post, its spam.

[Swm11]

I just went to a house on palama street, when I first walk in the house I saw the young girl mama was very nice, she doesn't know any English just use translator to talk to me, after I went in the room is was cool and I saw the girls was young and beautiful, service was excellent, before I Heard all type of stories about this place, but after I went there then know all type of stories are just a joke, so I will recommend everyone to try the young and beautiful Taiwanese girl.

There is no Palama Street in New Haven.

Why did you post this in the News Forum?

[Manku]

I just went to a house on palama street, when I first walk in the house I saw the young girl mama was very nice, she doesn't know any English just use translator to talk to me, after I went in the room is was cool and I saw the girls was young and beautiful, service was excellent, before I Heard all type of stories about this place, but after I went there then know all type of stories are just a joke, so I will recommend everyone to try the young and beautiful Taiwanese girl.

[Leg Man69]

That's exactly what I thought! This has to be related to the close calls reported here.

Absolutely correct.

[Woody50]

Somebody is not reading the information available on this website.

That's exactly what I thought! This has to be related to the close calls reported here.

[Leg Man69]

https://www.nhregister.com/news/arti...d-13291156.php

Somebody is not reading the information available on this website.

[Woody50]

https://www.nhregister.com/news/arti...d-13291156.php

[Wsst3]

https://www.wtnh.com/news/news-8-exc...ing/1477686724

WEST HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) - Confidential police files obtained only by News 8 reveal a shocking case of police misconduct.

The records show veteran West Haven police Ofc. Jonathan Healey, who is married, allowed a sex act to be performed on him during a 2017 prostitution sting at a massage parlor in Branford.

Healey, who was assigned to a Drug Enforcement Administration Task Force at the time, was sent to assist Branford because it was less likely he would be recognized as an officer. Instead, his actions botched the investigation, according to court documents; and likely crossed the line of what's legally allowed, civil rights attorney Bill Palmieri opined.

"The disturbing aspect of it is the lack of judgment, and when a police officer lacks judgment that's where really tragic circumstances and consequences happen," said Palmieri.

Healey later claimed in an interview with Internal Affairs that he had not received clear instructions as to whether he should follow through with the sex act or simply establish if it was an option.

"It's really not credible and not believable," Palmieri suggested.

Civil rights lawyer John Williams took a different approach. He said the sting never should've happened. "The very idea of diverting precious, limited police resources to this kind of foolishness is outrageous and a waste of taxpayer dollars," Williams told us.

Top brass at West Haven P. D. Launched their own internal investigation and found Healey engaged in "conduct unbecoming an employee. " He was suspended 10 days, reassigned from the DEA Task Force back to patrol and placed on probation for one year.

Deputy Chief Joseph Perno defended Healey in a statement released Wednesday. It reads, "Officer Healey has been an officer with this department for over 10 years with an unblemished record. The discipline you're referring to was procedural only. Any further comments from our Agency regarding this incident would jeopardize future investigations into similar illegal businesses of this nature. The Police Department is focused on crime prevention in West Haven and has no further comment on this issue. ".

News 8 also reached out to Mayor Nancy Rossi who released the following comment: "First off, I believe in the presumption of innocence until proven guilty. Obviously, these are serious allegations and it's very hard to comment on this matter without knowing all the details. ".

Attorney Williams, known for his aggressive stance against police misconduct, said he doesn't fault Healey in this case. "I do fault the supervisors who think it's a good way to use their manpower to send them into massage parlors to essentially entice people to do something that should be legal anyway," Williams said.

The New Haven State's Attorney's Office ultimately dropped the prostitution case against the massage parlor, which remains in business to this day. Healey is still a West Haven police officer.

" Confidential police files obtained only by News 8 reveal a shocking case of police misconduct. ".

Nothing shocking here, only if people knew some of the fuvked up shit they do and get away with.

[GordonFreeman]

https://www.wtnh.com/news/news-8-exc...ing/1477686724

WEST HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) - Confidential police files obtained only by News 8 reveal a shocking case of police misconduct.

The records show veteran West Haven police Ofc. Jonathan Healey, who is married, allowed a sex act to be performed on him during a 2017 prostitution sting at a massage parlor in Branford.

Healey, who was assigned to a Drug Enforcement Administration Task Force at the time, was sent to assist Branford because it was less likely he would be recognized as an officer. Instead, his actions botched the investigation, according to court documents; and likely crossed the line of what's legally allowed, civil rights attorney Bill Palmieri opined.

"The disturbing aspect of it is the lack of judgment, and when a police officer lacks judgment that's where really tragic circumstances and consequences happen," said Palmieri.

Healey later claimed in an interview with Internal Affairs that he had not received clear instructions as to whether he should follow through with the sex act or simply establish if it was an option.

"It's really not credible and not believable," Palmieri suggested.

Civil rights lawyer John Williams took a different approach. He said the sting never should've happened. "The very idea of diverting precious, limited police resources to this kind of foolishness is outrageous and a waste of taxpayer dollars," Williams told us.

Top brass at West Haven P. D. Launched their own internal investigation and found Healey engaged in "conduct unbecoming an employee. " He was suspended 10 days, reassigned from the DEA Task Force back to patrol and placed on probation for one year.

Deputy Chief Joseph Perno defended Healey in a statement released Wednesday. It reads, "Officer Healey has been an officer with this department for over 10 years with an unblemished record. The discipline you're referring to was procedural only. Any further comments from our Agency regarding this incident would jeopardize future investigations into similar illegal businesses of this nature. The Police Department is focused on crime prevention in West Haven and has no further comment on this issue. ".

News 8 also reached out to Mayor Nancy Rossi who released the following comment: "First off, I believe in the presumption of innocence until proven guilty. Obviously, these are serious allegations and it's very hard to comment on this matter without knowing all the details. ".

Attorney Williams, known for his aggressive stance against police misconduct, said he doesn't fault Healey in this case. "I do fault the supervisors who think it's a good way to use their manpower to send them into massage parlors to essentially entice people to do something that should be legal anyway," Williams said.

The New Haven State's Attorney's Office ultimately dropped the prostitution case against the massage parlor, which remains in business to this day. Healey is still a West Haven police officer.

[Bookie]

I believe this is the third time this has happened in the area.

http://wtnh.com/2017/08/21/police-ma...ted-in-hamden/

Sad but no surprise. Another good reason to stick with reviewed providers.

[Bar Guy]

I believe this is the third time this has happened in the area.

http://wtnh.com/2017/08/21/police-ma...ted-in-hamden/