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**MoonOfJamaica** · 03-17-19 15:41

Release date / time / 10,000.

Release date / time / RBL 10,000.

What is the difference between those two?

The number 10,000 means bail amount?

**Pursuer** · 03-17-19 15:27

". we know there are over 100 active massage parlor brothels that re (sic) being reviewed by sex buyers who are local, tourists, business people, regulars, that are listed online right now".

Really? Care to share?

**Johnny14** · 03-17-19 15:12

Originally Posted by Bikini [View Original Post]

So has anyone read anywhere how many victims are currently under Kathryn Xian's care?

Aren't quite sure what to call this person, a "he" or a "she", but I don't think it has any so called "victims" under her care.

Now there are concerns about the event that your phone number may have been listed on either the provider's phone or mama san's business phone and recorded by LE. I'm not a lawyer and maybe one can verify whether it is recommended that the so called "Johns" start calling legit massage places to document these numbers as to prove that one actually goes to these legal establshments and that the number the provider has may just be a mistake as it is not uncommon to mistake the massage parlor as a legit establishment.

I would recommend one uses a different name as to muddle any evidence, one can always say you lent your phone to some friend or person on the street who needed to make a phone call and was unaware he / she went to the massage parlor for "appointment". Just casting doubt in the collection of data by LE.

**Bikini** · 03-17-19 14:26

Originally Posted by AlohaJ [View Original Post]

So, multiple massage parlors were hit under the cover of human trafficking. Yet, how many have been busted for actually trafficking women? I've not heard one raid in Hawaii where someone was there without their consent. How long are cops and politicians going to use this bullshit of human trafficking for justification to raid these places?

So has anyone read anywhere how many victims are currently under Kathryn Xian's care?

**PanochaMan** · 03-17-19 13:40

Originally Posted by AlohaJ [View Original Post]

So, multiple massage parlors were hit under the cover of human trafficking. Yet, how many have been busted for actually trafficking women? I've not heard one raid in Hawaii where someone was there without their consent. How long are cops and politicians going to use this bullshit of human trafficking for justification to raid these places?

As long as the feds will give them the money for this guise. It's all a farce. They would be going after the fishing boats and Aloun farms if they really wanted to battle human trafficking.

**AlohaJ** · 03-17-19 13:32

So, multiple massage parlors were hit under the cover of human trafficking. Yet, how many have been busted for actually trafficking women? I've not heard one raid in Hawaii where someone was there without their consent. How long are cops and politicians going to use this bullshit of human trafficking for justification to raid these places?

**Honolulu Yobo** · 03-17-19 10:35

Now do you understand why the police wear masks?

The mama's with the help of their lawyers should develop a protocol for entry by police. This would include asking for three pieces of ID by each member of the Swat team entering the premise, having them uncover their masks to verify identity as to whether or not they are really Police, calling a lawyer that is on retainer, to come to the premise to inform these women of their rights, and ensure that their properties are not stolen. They don't have to get belligerant to the Police, just tell them that they are being careful, as they have been robbed before. Tell the police that they will let them in when their attorney arrives, and verifies all pertinent information. Have the attorney read the warrant before allowing entry, for what is to be searched. Remember, keeping the screen door locked is essential for preventing theft by anyone. Call 911 if they have to, just to have a regular Cop come down to verify no hanky panky is going on, or a real theft is occurring.

Have the attorney call the Chief of Police to inform her that these egregious Rights violations are being violated. Send a copy of the live stream to the Lawyers office.

Have all the conversations recorded by all the girls on their phones, and have it sent to a phone that is not on location. Police don't like to be recorded, no matter what the situation.

These women need to encrypt their phones, and lock them by password; not by fingerprint verification or pin number. The same needs to be done for surveillance cameras; password protection. Put the passwords in a foreign language, make it even harder for them.

Originally Posted by FleshPrince [View Original Post]

I heard that some intrusive shit went on during the raid. The workers were told to stand outside and were not allowed to leave for several hours. During that time the masked officers "searched the premises", pretty much ransacking the rooms. Cameras and video servers were confiscated, so weeks of recorded video are in le possession now. Phones were given to le so data was potentially copied before phones were returned to girls. Girls were interrogated separately about activities and about things found on premises that implied sexual activity. Also Concerning is the amount of time that LE was in the parlors. After what happened in Florida, it would be wise to exercise caution. Even making a call now seems like a potentially risky thing. Maybe just me being paranoid.

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**Johnny14** · 03-17-19 08:41

Originally Posted by Honolulu1 [View Original Post]

https://www.khon2.com/news/local-new...ing/1855302153

She's back in the news, I knew she would comment on this matter. Hono1.

She looks like a guy with jeans and I first thought "he" was a AMP customer.

**John Ross** · 03-17-19 07:34

The news also said eight people were indicted. Two have been arrested this weekend, so there will be more raids in the very near future.

**John Ross** · 03-17-19 07:29

Originally Posted by Roadrally2 [View Original Post]

I agree. Right now there is a lot of enforcement activities going on. Imo quite risky to visit any places right now. Lay low for now, I think more busts still but eventually it will pass. Rejuve down so much closures wonder which place will emerge as the next all time great.

Yes, lay low and fly under the radar. However, this will not blow over as Hawaii has all that federal grant money. What they need to do to get more funding is to show proof they are using the money effectively. Proof would be arrests, prosecutions, closures, and finding some that were trafficked. Lots of stats to show their effectiveness. The same goes for the fed funds to crack down on speeding. Number of citations, arrests, and so forth show their effectiveness, and funds get renewed.

**Poiuy2** · 03-17-19 06:17

Originally Posted by Honolulu1 [View Original Post]

https://www.staradvertiser.com/2019/...-prostitution/

I've seen one of the mamas who was busted just last weekend when I was visiting a friend at County Club Plaza.

**MoonOfJamaica** · 03-17-19 06:04

https://www.staradvertiser.com/2019/...-prostitution/

Interesting part is this.

Search warrants were executed at Ace Spa, Golden Spa and Sun Spa at 1507 S. King St. For allegedly promoting prostitution and sex trafficking.

Eight people were indicted by a grand jury last week on multiple charges including illegal ownership of a business and criminal conspiracy to promote prostitution, according to the prosecutor's office. So far only two have been arrested.

I heard 8 persons in arrest list, then 6 more arrests will happen sooner or later??

Be safe. Lying low sounds better now.

**BW5252** · 03-17-19 04:21

I expect several more.

Changes with HPD and Prosecuters Office = trying to look like they cleans up their act or the right people aren't getting paid off?

**DaViper** · 03-17-19 04:12

Stay away for now that guy who is trying to replace Kaneshiro wants to make a name for himself and keep in mind I'm pretty sure these Raids they take everything in there which means most of us are on Film since all these places have cameras. Not saying film doing the deed but film going in and leaving.

**HapaBoy86** · 03-17-19 03:38

Originally Posted by DangerBoy [View Original Post]

"Susannah Wesley Community Center caseworkers accompanied the law enforcement officers to offer assistance to potential sex trafficking victims. ".

I'm wondering how the conversation went with some of these girls:

CASE WORKER: I'm here to help you. I can help place you in a job in fast food or maybe even a temp agency.

AMP GIRL: Fast food? Temp agency? Do you know how much I make in an hour?

Hopefully, AMP Girl: say uc also sample me many times.