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**Howard5354** · 03-17-16 08:22

He got pussy whipped and went buck wild. Had some prostitutes working for him, supporting them financially, shared a few with his brother, and that nabbed his ass. While he was banging them, he was handing out hefty sentences to dudes who were busted. Now he is going to join them in the slammer.

http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/m...ested-charged_

**Member #5286** · 03-16-16 23:19

Originally Posted by Star67 [View Original Post]

Nothing like keeping the evidence for police. Wonder if he is a senior here.

Let this be a lesson my friends. If you have taken a video or have pictures of this hobby. Get rid of them. All your doing is building the case and storing evidence against yourself.

I'll agree that having video or pictures could prove that you've been with a known provider, but unless you or they admit you paid for it, they can't really do anything. Sure it's not something you want them knowing, but if you're both consenting adults there's no evidence of a crime in pictures alone. What got this guy in so much trouble was that several of them were drugged when he recorded them. Once they were presented with the evidence, they said they didn't consent. He screwed up and drew attention to himself, which in turn led to LE looking at his phone and finding the incriminating evidence.

I too was curious if he was a member, but unless he logs in and says "hey guys, it's been nice knowing you" I doubt we'll find out for sure.

**Star67** · 03-16-16 22:46

Originally Posted by LoveSmallPerky [View Original Post]

Makes you wonder about many of the providers. A claim that they wouldn't have had sex with him if they weren't high? As many here know, most of them do it to support their habits. The other question is how many of them allowed the pictures or videos at the time and now are claiming they didn't?

http://fox6now.com/2016/03/15/bradfo...sex-with-them/

Nothing like keeping the evidence for the po-po. Wonder if he is a senior here.

Let this be a lesson my friends. If you have taken a video or have pictures of this hobby - Get rid of them. All your doing is building the case and storing evidence against yourself.

**LoveSmallPerky** · 03-16-16 08:21

Makes you wonder about many of the providers. A claim that they wouldn't have had sex with him if they weren't high? As many here know, most of them do it to support their habits. The other question is how many of them allowed the pictures or videos at the time and now are claiming they didn't?

http://fox6now.com/2016/03/15/bradfo...sex-with-them/

**Slick Banister** · 02-11-16 13:38

https://www.tnaboard.com/showthread....-Personal-info

**Zeuss** · 01-16-16 22:16

Originally Posted by MikeH123 [View Original Post]

Holy shit. They actually have a picture of the dude in the french maid outfit.

That pic was funny as hell.

**Zeuss** · 01-16-16 22:14

Originally Posted by LoveSmallPerky [View Original Post]

I have heard that there is federal money involved when they catch those that are trafficking or being trafficked. I wouldn't put it past LEO to hint / suggest / mention the trafficking angle to the girls as a way for them to get a lighter sentence, if any, and they give up their handler. That way they get the handler and the federal funding for a trafficking bust that is nowhere close to it. I wonder what their talk would be if here were no providers and they were doing other, robbery / shooting / etc, to get their money?

YES! It's big money for LE, just more wasted money added to the ever increasing national debt.

http://www.dhs.gov/topic/human-trafficking

http://www.dhs.gov/blue-campaign

http://www.dhs.gov/blue-campaign/awareness-training

**Member #5286** · 01-16-16 10:43

Originally Posted by Howard5354 [View Original Post]

98 arrests for prostitution made in Florida. One dude was dressed in a french maid outfit.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/...b0688701dbf930

Holy shit. They actually have a picture of the dude in the french maid outfit.

**LoveSmallPerky** · 01-16-16 10:10

Originally Posted by Zeuss [View Original Post]

There's problems with many things. I think that any underage girl being trafficked is a problem. That said there, unfortunately, will always be the underage who are forced into it; sad but true. The same goes for foreigners, typically Asians, who become involuntary servants. The typical government solution is to throw money at a problem. When this is done the results MUST justify the costs. In virtually all of the newspaper reports that I have seen regarding the trafficking stings about 75% (at least) of the providers are not minors. So were their ads inferring that they were young or was the sting basically targeted at the hobby itself and their arrests boosts the arrest numbers so it looks like they're catching the bad guys. It really appears to be the same stings they've always run, just re-branded as going after trafficking since that's where the money and fame is. As far as the minors that they do catch how many are voluntarily providing and how many are actually being trafficked? Let's face it there are a lot of 16 & 17 year old girls who look older and discover this lucrative source of income. Getting a fake I'd isn't that hard to do.

Anyways, why on earth is the Department of Homeland Security involved in this?

I have heard that there is federal money involved when they catch those that are trafficking or being trafficked. I wouldn't put it past LEO to hint / suggest / mention the trafficking angle to the girls as a way for them to get a lighter sentence, if any, and they give up their handler. That way they get the handler and the federal funding for a trafficking bust that is nowhere close to it. I wonder what their talk would be if here were no providers and they were doing other, robbery / shooting / etc, to get their money?

**Howard5354** · 01-16-16 09:46

98 arrests for prostitution made in Florida. One dude was dressed in a french maid outfit.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/...b0688701dbf930

**Zeuss** · 01-16-16 00:03

Originally Posted by DieselMike [View Original Post]

There is a problem with trafficking but I'm sure the size of the problem is grossly exaggerated. And, just like the war on drugs, the LE / Government establishment (and various social justice warrior organizations) is only too willing to suck up more of our tax money to expand their empire (s) while restricting our freedom.

There's problems with many things. I think that any underage girl being trafficked is a problem. That said there, unfortunately, will always be the underage who are forced into it; sad but true. The same goes for foreigners, typically Asians, who become involuntary servants. The typical government solution is to throw money at a problem. When this is done the results MUST justify the costs. In virtually all of the newspaper reports that I have seen regarding the trafficking stings about 75% (at least) of the providers are not minors. So were their ads inferring that they were young or was the sting basically targeted at the hobby itself and their arrests boosts the arrest numbers so it looks like they're catching the bad guys. It really appears to be the same stings they've always run, just re-branded as going after trafficking since that's where the money and fame is. As far as the minors that they do catch how many are voluntarily providing and how many are actually being trafficked? Let's face it there are a lot of 16 & 17 year old girls who look older and discover this lucrative source of income. Getting a fake I'd isn't that hard to do.

Anyways, why on earth is the Department of Homeland Security involved in this?

**DieselMike** · 01-15-16 08:41

Originally Posted by Zeuss [View Original Post]

Well the feds are really on a roll with the "trafficking" epidemic; sadly all they have to do is create paranoia about something to open the floodgates of money. Doesn't matter if there really is a problem or not!

http://reason.com/blog/2016/01/12/ho...hotel-staff-to

http://reason.com/blog/2016/01/14/an...ned-at-airport

YES, big brother IS watching you!

There is a problem with trafficking but I'm sure the size of the problem is grossly exaggerated. And, just like the war on drugs, the LE / Government establishment (and various social justice warrior organizations) is only too willing to suck up more of our tax money to expand their empire (s) while restricting our freedom.

**Zeuss** · 01-14-16 23:10

Well the feds are really on a roll with the "trafficking" epidemic; sadly all they have to do is create paranoia about something to open the floodgates of money. Doesn't matter if there really is a problem or not!

http://reason.com/blog/2016/01/12/ho...hotel-staff-to

http://reason.com/blog/2016/01/14/an...ned-at-airport

YES, big brother IS watching you!

**Howard5354** · 12-11-15 04:28

Getting pussy whipped even if you are a cop is bad. Many [Deleted by Admin] will give a cop free pussy for protection or looking the other way. You don't have to take the pussy. This fool got pussy whipped. All the [Deleted by Admin] came at his ass but the 17 year old girl is what nailed his ass. Now his ass is going to spend the rest of his days in a cell thinking about pussy.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...omen-duty.html