News and Media Reports

**DaddyForYou** · 04-06-19 11:30

DAMN!

https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/...es/3375156002/

**JimmyChitWood** · 04-04-19 16:26

Originally Posted by Zazap [View Original Post]

Not an ideal story to come out when trying to open another club.

Yeah, probably not!

**Zazap** · 04-03-19 19:06

Originally Posted by JimmyChitWood [View Original Post]

https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/...L0xIxyDeDfLGOE

Not an ideal story to come out when trying to open another club.

**JimmyChitWood** · 04-01-19 16:41

https://www.jsonline.com/story/news/...L0xIxyDeDfLGOE

**AsiaPhileJake1** · 03-28-19 19:09

https://www.wisn.com/article/18-arre...johns/26967786

**Member #1117** · 03-25-19 22:53

Originally Posted by WinonaFan [View Original Post]

I get that there is real "trafficking" and that it is a horrible thing. Busting a few mongers and providers from STG etc. Is not going to do diddly about actual "trafficking".

That said I did see the other report where a couple underage girls were found. I hope they get home and get the help they need. The guys that were purchasing time with those girls I have little sympathy for. If they knew the girls were under 18 I have none at all. Come on guys when in doubt check or just don't contact that ad.

That's the thing, trafficking is real and some folks do exploit minors. However, I think the law enforcement, the DA, and media exaggerate it to get what they want. If I were to guess, I would say 1 out off 100 ladies working are being trafficked. Most are just trying to get by whether it be for their habits or just a bad situation. Anyone willing going to meet a minor, fuck those dudes.

Trafficking would not be as bad as it is if this were like Canada. Escorts are regulated and legal, the way it should be.

**Member #1117** · 03-25-19 22:43

Originally Posted by DaveDream [View Original Post]

I think I'm done visiting these places. Just too risky. I had a situation at the Crowne in Tosa over the weekend that made my big head say "get the F out of here" These places are so easy for LE to set a sting up.

Cops won't come to you, too dangerous. Too many variables to setup up in a short amount of time. Do your research. Look to good to be true? If yes, then red flag. Gets real specific, "what are you looking for? Red flag. Won't come see you, even if you send uber, red flag.

Never ever get specific about anything over phone or text, unless she's been verified to be real. Even then be careful. If any of you get into one of these situations: deny, deny, deny! Say you just wanted a massage! Any half way decent attorney can get you out of these sort of things. Cops usually over step their bounds (entrapment) and or get too carried away. Now they do it all under the name of sex trafficking. Don't talk, don't admit anything. Just say, you don't agree and would like to talk to your attorney. They don't expect you to fight back because they will try to shame you. There will always be one "good cop" that will try to be chummy and get you to admit it.

Just remember, if something doesn't seem right it probably isn't. Whether that mean getting busted, beaten, or robbed. Trust your spidey sense!

**WinonaFan** · 03-25-19 19:42

Originally Posted by DaddyForYou [View Original Post]

I wonder what the officer looked like?

https://www.gazettextra.com/news/cri...60cbaac7c.html

I get that there is real "trafficking" and that it is a horrible thing. Busting a few mongers and providers from STG etc. Is not going to do diddly about actual "trafficking".

That said I did see the other report where a couple underage girls were found. I hope they get home and get the help they need. The guys that were purchasing time with those girls I have little sympathy for. If they knew the girls were under 18 I have none at all. Come on guys when in doubt check or just don't contact that ad.

**DaveDream** · 03-25-19 17:20

I think I'm done visiting these places. Just too risky. I had a situation at the Crowne in Tosa over the weekend that made my big head say "get the F out of here" These places are so easy for LE to set a sting up.

Originally Posted by DaddyForYou [View Original Post]

I wonder what the officer looked like?

https://www.gazettextra.com/news/cri...60cbaac7c.html

**JimmyChitWood** · 03-25-19 17:08

https://www.jsonline.com/story/commu...uA6upcV2fzKgLU

**Midwt2006** · 03-25-19 09:23

Originally Posted by DaddyForYou [View Original Post]

I wonder what the officer looked like?

https://www.gazettextra.com/news/cri...60cbaac7c.html

Shit I know one of those guys! Wonder what he'll have to say.

**DaddyForYou** · 03-21-19 18:54

I wonder what the officer looked like?

https://www.gazettextra.com/news/cri...60cbaac7c.html

**JimmyChitWood** · 03-19-19 17:17

Thanks alot Jupiter Florida.

https://www.jsonline.com/story/commu...rs/2943865002/

**Oakly** · 03-19-19 06:39

Originally Posted by ZipperSquid [View Original Post]

The first two paragraphs should raise a few eyebrows. While not mentioned who the smartphone makers are that have been subpoenaed by the NY grand jury, I'm sure we all have a pretty good idea who they are are. Worse yet, it says at least two of them.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/13/t...stigation.html

The author of the article needs to get a basicnunderstanding of how software is developed. Where it says Apple was able to hide all indications that the software collected personal information is incorrect. Facebook is the company that develops the Facebook app and is the one who was able to hide the data mining from Apple device users.