News and Media Reports

**BigDaddyHappy** · 10-13-17 13:28

This was sent to me by a former employee and friend of mine via pm on Facebook, I thought it was relevant, so I posted it here. Apparently it is also a Facebook post, although NOT mine.

Originally Posted by BigDaddyHappy [View Original Post]

All of this information is directly from the actual police reports:

1. The food stamp fraud was initiated by the undercover agent. The dancers were not selling food stamp benefits for drugs. The agents were trying to buy drugs with food stamps and offering to pay double the price. 50 cents on the dollar.

2. The nudity charges are from entertainers that did not have pasties on, or it was too small, or you could make out the outline of her nipple. Their words.

3. Sexual activity was nothing more than getting a dance. At no time did the agents ever say they saw anyone having any actual sex. If they saw that, it would definitely be in their report in great detail.

4. The two prostitution charges on both occasions were initiated by the agent asking the entertainer to touch herself for a $10 tip.

5. Solicitation for anything of value. The dancer asked the agent to buy her a drink. That is illegal in Ohio.

Now tell me if you think the media is portraying the stories accurately.

**BigDaddyHappy** · 10-13-17 07:40

All of this information is directly from the actual police reports:

1. The food stamp fraud was initiated by the undercover agent. The dancers were not selling food stamp benefits for drugs. The agents were trying to buy drugs with food stamps and offering to pay double the price. 50 cents on the dollar.

2. The nudity charges are from entertainers that did not have pasties on, or it was too small, or you could make out the outline of her nipple. Their words.

3. Sexual activity was nothing more than getting a dance. At no time did the agents ever say they saw anyone having any actual sex. If they saw that, it would definitely be in their report in great detail.

4. The two prostitution charges on both occasions were initiated by the agent asking the entertainer to touch herself for a $10 tip.

5. Solicitation for anything of value. The dancer asked the agent to buy her a drink. That is illegal in Ohio.

Now tell me if you think the media is portraying the stories accurately.

**WanderingAbout** · 10-13-17 04:21

Husband replies "Just another day on duty..."

(story reads)... "the undercover agent also detailed numerous occasions in which he had sexual contact with dancers".

Originally Posted by SirensSing [View Original Post]

Dayton Daily News article.

http://www.mydaytondailynews.com/new...wspaper_email&

**IGiveVitaminD** · 10-12-17 21:50

Originally Posted by SirensSing [View Original Post]

Dayton Daily News article.

http://www.mydaytondailynews.com/new...wspaper_email&

300 total? . That's a ripoff, that's above the average in the area, these girls ain't smart at all. There were little few that worth 200 and she wasn't one of them, I bet most of us would've set for 100 with this gal.

**Sirens Sing** · 10-12-17 21:24

Dayton Daily News article.

http://www.mydaytondailynews.com/new...wspaper_email&

**Westy0311** · 10-12-17 02:10

Craziness.

https://gizmodo.com/how-facebook-out...ers-1818861596

**Goodson2000** · 10-10-17 00:30

Originally Posted by Cartog [View Original Post]

A followup news report on the drug overdose death last May of Tiffany whose body was found dumped in Kettering:

http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/...0q0bL5qKsacrN/

The two guys who dumped her body have finally been indicted for abuse of a corpse.

I researched a little bit. It seems this "gross abuse of a corpse" also covers necrophilia in Ohio. Felony 5, max sentence is 12 months. In this case, these men are accused for dumping Tiffany's body out on the street. If they did something sick on to her body before do so, they would have been punished under the same law. I found out that in a few states necrophilia is legal. No federal laws.

**Cartog** · 10-09-17 23:05

A followup news report on the drug overdose death last May of Tiffany whose body was found dumped in Kettering:

http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/...0q0bL5qKsacrN/

The two guys who dumped her body have finally been indicted for abuse of a corpse.

**Member #5554** · 10-08-17 17:49

Originally Posted by Goodson2000 [View Original Post]

Is Bev still around? I thought there was a report that she left the area, out of state.

May be she left because she was expecting this indictment.

I thought the last story from her was that she was moving to Montana, and prior to that she had moved out of her garbage man incident house to avoid her violent partner, and that she had kicked Raina out (who never really was gone for long). What a soap opera this would make. We need a soap digest to keep track of it all. Unfortunately, the kids are real.

**LustForLust** · 10-07-17 16:58

Originally Posted by Cartog [View Original Post]

This report might be of interest to those that travel to our nation's capital. A new bill has been introduced that would decriminalize buying and selling sex in D.C.

http://reason.com/blog/2017/10/05/dc...ty-to-decrimin

I don't think this is fake news, but Trump might know.

Looks to be a real bill. If it gets even close to passing, Congress will do their best to block it.

But these days? I've given up on most political predictions.

**BuzzWeiser** · 10-06-17 23:42

Well with those indictments coming out I doubt she will come to town for the custody hearing. I know several of you fellow mongers will be disappointed in that. I wonder if those charges are extraditionary? I didn't put 2 and 2 together until I saw her pic in the news. But I do now know why the Moraine police seem to keep "tabs" on me when I'm in the area. I won't go into details on that other than to say it wasnt from going to Bevi's. Hope they somehow get it worked out without going to jail. She was a good girl.

Stay safe.

Buzz.

**Cartog** · 10-05-17 20:59

This report might be of interest to those that travel to our nation's capital. A new bill has been introduced that would decriminalize buying and selling sex in D.C.

http://reason.com/blog/2017/10/05/dc...ty-to-decrimin

I don't think this is fake news, but Trump might know.

**MartyDog** · 10-04-17 23:20

Originally Posted by Cartog [View Original Post]

FWIW, the OIU Sep 29 release does list a couple of ladies who actually got prostitution charges:

http://www.investigativeunit.ohio.go...rafficking.pdf

One lady age 32 of Springfield was charged with 1 count of prostitution. Another lady, age 35 of Cincinnati was charged with 3 counts of soliciting prostitution. These charges likely prompted the local media to mention prostitution in their story.

The prostitution and sexual activity charges are misdemeanors. The big problem for the ladies indicted are the felony drug charges. All the charges together is a BIG problem for the Harem.

I don't know details of the Harm bust, but I talked to girls who worked at Total Xposure when they were getting investigated in Troy.

Dancers who made a show of rubbing and kissing on each other while tipping (and encouraging the crowd to tip) were the "prostitution" charges there were based on.

**LustForLust** · 10-04-17 20:37

Originally Posted by Goodson2000 [View Original Post]

I don't know the definition of brothel. Does a house with one woman qualify being a brothel?

Typically, yes it does. A brothel is usually a business promoting prostitution on the premises.

Sure that varies some by jurisdiction.

**Countryboy72** · 10-04-17 13:28

I listened DW. If y'all remember Amy and I think Victoria and some fat stupid pill head chick were raided running a brothel in Kettering right behind town and country plaza. Kettering does not play. The investigation s are detailed.