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**IrishLaddie** · 04-02-13 16:13

Originally Posted by Chelli4me [View Original Post]

Is that IMPD updates the page less frequently than they used to.

I am not a douche to spread false rumors but I have a very reliable source that has told me Uncle is getting or trying to get sow of these ladies to start setting people up, therefor, unless it can be verified, new girls are out Of the question. I hope this is not true. Bad enough I have to look over my personal shoulder, looking over a shoulder to see if Uncle is there ruins everything.

**Chelli4me** · 04-02-13 07:34

Originally Posted by Jeff Lowe [View Original Post]

That the Indy Vice page. Which used to update every week or so. Has been dormant for over a month? I'm wondering if updated, it might show some ladies we've all seen who have been recently busted. I hope this doesn't mean that there are some "old standbys" who are working with the man. Not trying to inflame the crowds or start a flame war. Just concerned.

Is that IMPD updates the page less frequently than they used to.

**Jeff Lowe** · 04-01-13 23:54

That the Indy Vice page. Which used to update every week or so. Has been dormant for over a month? I'm wondering if updated, it might show some ladies we've all seen who have been recently busted. I hope this doesn't mean that there are some "old standbys" who are working with the man. Not trying to inflame the crowds or start a flame war. Just concerned.

**IrishLaddie** · 03-31-13 20:08

Originally Posted by Cooter Jones [View Original Post]

This is what the future looks like with Pastor Pence in the governor's office.

Under the governor's influence, the state senate has crafted a bill to make possession of over 1/3 of an ounce of marijuana a felony:

http://www.ibj.com/senate-panel-back.../article/40454

Getting tough on strippers and adult service providers will be next for these puritanical douchebags.

The more and more regulation you put in something, the more the "shady side" gets in return. If they force these lovely ladies out of dancing, the more providers we may have.

I am surely not or forcing people out of legal jobs into becoming a provider, just stating an opinion based in historical fact.

**Cooter Jones** · 03-30-13 15:25

This is what the future looks like with Pastor Pence in the governor's office.

Under the governor's influence, the state senate has crafted a bill to make possession of over 1/3 of an ounce of marijuana a felony:

http://www.ibj.com/senate-panel-back.../article/40454

Getting tough on strippers and adult service providers will be next for these puritanical douchebags.

**B Beall** · 03-26-13 13:57

Originally Posted by Scott4020 [View Original Post]

Kokomo craziness.

What a load of crap!

http://www.theindychannel.com/news/l...exotic-dancers

"From a Constitutional standpoint, we can’t close them," he said. "We can make it hard on them to live up to what’s supposed to be law."

Good plan, announcing that your real intention is to violate Constitutional rights through harassing legislation.

"I know personally, I've had people tell me that one of their daughters ended up there. She's only 17, but they allowed it, and that's where we need to get the licensing involved," said Cameron.

Google tells me that all five have liquor licenses. Hey, maybe you could make "being a horrible parent" illegal in Kokomo.

Then there's the councilwoman, another Constitutional scholar, no doubt, who thinks that driving from one town to the next to work as a stripper constitutes "human trafficking".

So at best you run five tax-paying and rent-paying businesses out of town; at worst you spend something like half a mil defending this in court, if any of the owners has deep pockets, or they all band together. Particularly when you've already said you were really running them out of town for being "immoral".

Tell you what: if I lived in Kokomo I think I'd be checking to see if either, or both of those bozos just happens to own some undeveloped property just outside the city limits. If you catch my drift.

Bonus points: the story was reported by Ebone Monet.

**Scott4020** · 03-26-13 06:36

Kokomo craziness.

What a load of crap!

http://www.theindychannel.com/news/l...exotic-dancers

**Best Swimmer** · 03-16-13 14:41

http://www.redumbrellaproject.org/nycondom/

**Indplsgent4fu** · 03-01-13 10:01

I have very often thought (been concerned) about this exact scenario, especially from non-pro, utr girls that have little online presence.

http://www.theindychannel.com/news/l...-indy-stripper

**B Beall** · 03-01-13 09:06

Originally Posted by Indy Chap [View Original Post]

BP is dangerous.

http://www.indystar.com/article/2013...titution-sting

Selling $ half-hours. When's IMPD going to start "keeping the community safe" from guys in higher tax brackets?

And sheesh, brother, there is no excuse for bringing a controlled substance to a first meeting.

**Indy Chap** · 02-28-13 22:34

BP is dangerous.

http://www.indystar.com/article/2013...titution-sting

**B Beall** · 01-18-13 22:32

http://www.indystar.com/article/2013...yssey=obinsite

A public defender in Marion County is facing charges after allegedly exchanging texts with an undercover cop who he thought was a prostitute, and then trying to exchange sex for legal representation.

The investigation started when [the attorney] allegedly sent a text message to a phone formerly used by a prostitute on Dec. 3, according to a probable cause affidavit. It was actually a police officer on the other end, and Hollander met with a separate undercover officer in a hotel room the next day.

The two discussed the phony prostitute's alleged legal trouble. When the officer asked 'How much is it going to cost me' for the legal services, Hollander started to caress her hand, according to a probable cause affidavit. Hollander then allegedly began trying to kiss and hug the officer, and told her he had two condoms.

**Tuls2011** · 12-21-12 23:51

Originally Posted by Indplsgent4fu [View Original Post]

Although this is not local, it brings unneeded attention to our hobby, our methodologies and the resources we use.

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documen...amilton-136952

One thing I got from this article is that it was her choice to enter the lifestyle as opposed to being forced to do it. This goes against what the media likes to make people think with talking about sex slaves and sex trafficking.

**EarlyCuyler** · 12-21-12 10:59

Though she did blame depression, I'm glad she didn't play the victim card. Most would have. Sounds to me like NS sex, with the added draw of money generated were her motivation. She's in her 40s and sounds like she had her head on pretty straight. Too bad some prick had to draw attention to what should always be a private arrangement between two consenting adults.

Originally Posted by Indplsgent4fu [View Original Post]

Although this is not local, it brings unneeded attention to our hobby, our methodologies and the resources we use.

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documen...amilton-136952

**Indplsgent4fu** · 12-21-12 09:04

Although this is not local, it brings unneeded attention to our hobby, our methodologies and the resources we use.

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documen...amilton-136952