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**Rrayr** · 03-26-16 17:48

When visiting in calls I always carry pepper spray and have my phone ready for dial.

Leave everything else at home, especially Cards and all other keys.

Upon arriving:

Only bring agreed cash.

Leave DL in vehicle, (I usually hide it somewhere).

Only bring your 1 vehicle key and quickly hide that somewhere in / on the vehicle before entering. (Key magnet Box).

There won't be much in your pockets to take from you once inside.

If they force you back outside to the vehicle at least you'll have a chance to yell, fight or run.

Stay safe.

Rrayr.

Originally Posted by MilfMan865 [View Original Post]

Be careful for sure. It has been alluded to before that these setting up robberies will mess with the wrong monger, all it takes is once. It amazes me how many mongers show up at unknown spots without any protection other than condoms (most don't even take those, I don't trust those gals from tampering with them). At a minimum, it seems like someone would invest about ten to twenty bucks into a canister of pepper spray or mace. Not doing something to protect yourself when you engage with such unknown people is purely irresponsible. If you show up for an incall without any protection, it seems like you're just putting a target on your back. If it is BP or CL related, it adds more fuel to the legislators' fire for the onslaught on those services.

Stay safe,

Milfman.

**BigLoadForU** · 03-26-16 17:34

Originally Posted by MilfMan865 [View Original Post]

Be careful for sure. It has been alluded to before that these setting up robberies will mess with the wrong monger, all it takes is once. It amazes me how many mongers show up at unknown spots without any protection other than condoms (most don't even take those, I don't trust those gals from tampering with them). At a minimum, it seems like someone would invest about ten to twenty bucks into a canister of pepper spray or mace. Not doing something to protect yourself when you engage with such unknown people is purely irresponsible. If you show up for an incall without any protection, it seems like you're just putting a target on your back. If it is BP or CL related, it adds more fuel to the legislators' fire for the onslaught on those services.

Stay safe,

Milfman.

Been waiting for something like this to happen. Can't say I have any sympathy for the departed. I just hope the john gets out of all this. This type of robbery is played out more times then it is ever reported and it's beautiful karma to see it work out this way.

**MilfMan865** · 03-26-16 17:14

Originally Posted by EchoEcho [View Original Post]

From news reports:

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) - A 19-year-old man has been shot and killed while apparently attempting to rob another man at gunpoint.

Police tell local media outlets |dude| was shot dead when officers arrived just after midnight Saturday. The person who shot |dude| told Chattanooga police that |the dude| tried to rob him at gunpoint.

|a man| says he'd arranged to meet a woman online at a duplex in the area. He says he was walking to the duplex when |dude| came out from behind the duplex, pointed a gun at him and demanded money.

Police say investigators are still working to confirm details of the case, and haven't said yet whether the death was justified.

be careful out there

Be careful for sure. It has been alluded to before that these setting up robberies will mess with the wrong monger, all it takes is once. It amazes me how many mongers show up at unknown spots without any protection other than condoms (most don't even take those, I don't trust those gals from tampering with them). At a minimum, it seems like someone would invest about ten to twenty bucks into a canister of pepper spray or mace. Not doing something to protect yourself when you engage with such unknown people is purely irresponsible. If you show up for an incall without any protection, it seems like you're just putting a target on your back. If it is BP or CL related, it adds more fuel to the legislators' fire for the onslaught on those services.

Stay safe,

Milfman.

**EchoEcho** · 03-26-16 14:09

From news reports:

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) - A 19-year-old man has been shot and killed while apparently attempting to rob another man at gunpoint.

Police tell local media outlets |dude| was shot dead when officers arrived just after midnight Saturday. The person who shot |dude| told Chattanooga police that |the dude| tried to rob him at gunpoint.

|a man| says he'd arranged to meet a woman online at a duplex in the area. He says he was walking to the duplex when |dude| came out from behind the duplex, pointed a gun at him and demanded money.

Police say investigators are still working to confirm details of the case, and haven't said yet whether the death was justified.

be careful out there

**BigLoadForU** · 03-24-16 19:23

Originally Posted by Enigma2015 [View Original Post]

Holly York. Another one bites the dust.

I don't know what the deal is with our town and the stick up officials asses about massage parlors. I used to live in Orlando and within a 1 block area of downtown there had to be at least 5 AMPs.

It was glorious. There were so many that you could spend all month sampling each one and still not visit them all.

And everyone had (at least) a HE. That was pretty much standard.

The last time I was there a massage lady (named Ruby) gave the most awesome massage ever.

Man I wish this town would ease the f*ck up a little.

**Enigma2015** · 03-24-16 19:13

Originally Posted by MilfMan865 [View Original Post]

A recap of the March 2016 massage parlor stings, etc. Is captured here:

http://wate.com/2016/03/24/ex-judge-...-parlor-sting/

Stay safe and be smart.

Milfman.

Holly York. Another one bites the dust.

**MilfMan865** · 03-24-16 16:39

A recap of the March 2016 massage parlor stings, etc. Is captured here:

http://wate.com/2016/03/24/ex-judge-...-parlor-sting/

Stay safe and be smart.

Milfman.

**BigLoadForU** · 03-23-16 18:46

Originally Posted by FitDaddy3 [View Original Post]

6 A THE DAILY TIMES Wednesday, March 23,2016.

ON THE WEB: Editorials, letters and other.

Opinions, archived for your review.

www.thedailytimes.com/opinion

Scan this QR code to go to the Web page.

It's time for Backpage.

To spare us this.

Kind of news.

OUR VOICE.

I.

T's not been front-page news in our town, thankfully, but.

A website known as Backpage.com has generated a lot of.

Interest elsewhere.

In February, police used Backpage.com in a prostitution.

Sting that resulted in the arrests of 13 men from across.

Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

That same month, a little closer to home, a public official.

Was arrested during a prostitution sting at a Nashville area.

Hotel. Police said the 33-year-old Metro Council member.

Paid an undercover female officer $100 to have sex with.

Him after responding to an escort service ad posted by the.

Police department on Backpage.

Earlier this month, the Mobile (Ala.) Police Department.

Narcotics / Vice Unit made 13 prostitution arrests as a result.

Of what was called the "Backpage Prostitution Operation. ".

It would seem that when it comes to answering an ad for.

"adult" services on Backpage, it's definitely buyers and sellers.

Beware: you won't know whom to trust.

About a year ago, in Charleston, S. See. , police said a 17-yearold.

Girl was held captive at a motel for a month and forced.

To turn $500 worth of tricks per day off Backpage.

You'the think a credible classified advertising website.

Would cringe at such negative associations; however, if.

That's where your bread is buttered.

Maybe that's the very.

Kind of advertising you're seeking.

But it's not only local law.

Enforcement agencies who.

Have taken notice of what's.

Being called the nation's largest.

Online classified advertising.

Marketplace for sex-related.

Services: the USA Senate wants.

To look at documents related to.

The company's business practices.

The Senate's Permanent.

Subcommittee on Investigations is especially interested in.

How the online publisher edits and screens advertisements.

For warning signs of sex trafficking.

Carl Ferrer, CEO of Backpage.com, refused to cooperate.

So the USA Senate voted 96-0 to cite the company with contempt.

Of Congress.

Among those voting in favor of contempt: USA Sen. Bob.

Corker, are-Tenn. , who said following the vote, "Uncovering.

The way in which criminals use the Internet to sell innocent.

Victims is an important step in the ongoing efforts to.

Address human trafficking both domestically and abroad. ".

In what would seem to be a rare bipartisan move these.

Days, Sen. Rob Portman, are-Ohio, and Sen. Claire McCaskill,

The-Mo. , who serve as chairman and ranking member of.

The Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations.

Issued the subpoena. When Backpage failed to comply, they.

Advanced a civil contempt resolution to go to federal court.

To force the company to turn over the withheld documents.

Fighting human trafficking and modern slavery is not.

A new battle for Corker: he introduced The End Modern.

Slavery Initiative Act of 2015, which would marshal public.

And private resources, domestically and internationally, to.

Help eliminate modern slavery around the world. Among.

Its 28 co-sponsors: USA Sen. Lamar Alexander, are-Tenn. , of.

Maryville.

Corker's legislation is making its way through Congress.

While we're pretty fond of the First Amendment, we're also.

Concerned about human trafficking, and the National Center.

For Missing and Exploited Children maintains the majority.

Of reported child sex trafficking ads involve Backpage.

That's nothing to kid about.

For its part, Backpage says it screens posts for illegal.

Activities.

If that's the case, show the Senate how its done.

Maybe instead of being tied to back-page child sex and.

Prostitution ads, it'll become positive front-page news.

And the First Amendment can be spared any further embarrassment.

I think I got cancer trying to read this.

**FitDaddy3** · 03-23-16 11:25

6 A THE DAILY TIMES Wednesday, March 23,2016.

ON THE WEB: Editorials, letters and other.

Opinions, archived for your review.

www.thedailytimes.com/opinion

Scan this QR code to go to the Web page.

It's time for Backpage.

To spare us this.

Kind of news.

OUR VOICE.

I.

T's not been front-page news in our town, thankfully, but.

A website known as Backpage.com has generated a lot of.

Interest elsewhere.

In February, police used Backpage.com in a prostitution.

Sting that resulted in the arrests of 13 men from across.

Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

That same month, a little closer to home, a public official.

Was arrested during a prostitution sting at a Nashville area.

Hotel. Police said the 33-year-old Metro Council member.

Paid an undercover female officer $100 to have sex with.

Him after responding to an escort service ad posted by the.

Police department on Backpage.

Earlier this month, the Mobile (Ala.) Police Department.

Narcotics / Vice Unit made 13 prostitution arrests as a result.

Of what was called the "Backpage Prostitution Operation. ".

It would seem that when it comes to answering an ad for.

"adult" services on Backpage, it's definitely buyers and sellers.

Beware: you won't know whom to trust.

About a year ago, in Charleston, S. See. , police said a 17-yearold.

Girl was held captive at a motel for a month and forced.

To turn $500 worth of tricks per day off Backpage.

You'the think a credible classified advertising website.

Would cringe at such negative associations; however, if.

That's where your bread is buttered.

Maybe that's the very.

Kind of advertising you're seeking.

But it's not only local law.

Enforcement agencies who.

Have taken notice of what's.

Being called the nation's largest.

Online classified advertising.

Marketplace for sex-related.

Services: the USA Senate wants.

To look at documents related to.

The company's business practices.

The Senate's Permanent.

Subcommittee on Investigations is especially interested in.

How the online publisher edits and screens advertisements.

For warning signs of sex trafficking.

Carl Ferrer, CEO of Backpage.com, refused to cooperate.

So the USA Senate voted 96-0 to cite the company with contempt.

Of Congress.

Among those voting in favor of contempt: USA Sen. Bob.

Corker, are-Tenn. , who said following the vote, "Uncovering.

The way in which criminals use the Internet to sell innocent.

Victims is an important step in the ongoing efforts to.

Address human trafficking both domestically and abroad. ".

In what would seem to be a rare bipartisan move these.

Days, Sen. Rob Portman, are-Ohio, and Sen. Claire McCaskill,

The-Mo. , who serve as chairman and ranking member of.

The Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations.

Issued the subpoena. When Backpage failed to comply, they.

Advanced a civil contempt resolution to go to federal court.

To force the company to turn over the withheld documents.

Fighting human trafficking and modern slavery is not.

A new battle for Corker: he introduced The End Modern.

Slavery Initiative Act of 2015, which would marshal public.

And private resources, domestically and internationally, to.

Help eliminate modern slavery around the world. Among.

Its 28 co-sponsors: USA Sen. Lamar Alexander, are-Tenn. , of.

Maryville.

Corker's legislation is making its way through Congress.

While we're pretty fond of the First Amendment, we're also.

Concerned about human trafficking, and the National Center.

For Missing and Exploited Children maintains the majority.

Of reported child sex trafficking ads involve Backpage.

That's nothing to kid about.

For its part, Backpage says it screens posts for illegal.

Activities.

If that's the case, show the Senate how its done.

Maybe instead of being tied to back-page child sex and.

Prostitution ads, it'll become positive front-page news.

And the First Amendment can be spared any further embarrassment.

**Sharp392** · 03-17-16 08:59

Originally Posted by Dasher999 [View Original Post]

Heard reports of an incall sting in downtown knx last night and tonight. Watch your back! I was chatting W / 1 provider that claimed to have been arrested last night. Tried to verify via kpd website. Been over 24 hrs, so no joy. Take it with a grain of salt, but they seem to be looking more and more to BP.

Heard the same thing thru the grape vine. Was told it would be through the weekend. Was told to watch out for BP the adds with no pics.

**Dasher999** · 03-16-16 23:03

Heard reports of an incall sting in downtown knx last night and tonight. Watch your back! I was chatting W / 1 provider that claimed to have been arrested last night. Tried to verify via kpd website. Been over 24 hrs, so no joy. Take it with a grain of salt, but they seem to be looking more and more to BP.

**Nickn3** · 03-02-16 05:26

Originally Posted by SpamAccount123 [View Original Post]

How did we miss this?

http://wate.com/2016/02/21/reverse-p...-in-knoxville/

This are slowly getting worse across the whole state. Be careful guys.

Well that little storie certainly fucked up a few lives.

**SpamAccount123** · 03-02-16 01:13

How did we miss this?

http://wate.com/2016/02/21/reverse-p...-in-knoxville/

This are slowly getting worse across the whole state. Be careful guys.

**MilfMan865** · 02-23-16 14:53

Crossville police obtain drone system.

http://wate.com/2016/02/19/crossvill...-drone-system/

This article addresses Crossville, but a trusted source mentioned that KPD will use drones to patrol streets soon. In terms of hot spots, I suppose you'll have to look both ways and look up as well.

Stay safe,

Milfman.