News and Media Reports

**Cartog** · 01-11-19 22:40

Originally Posted by Boilerhp [View Original Post]

https://www.daytondailynews.com/news...8f6mjiYAJ6qAL/

Is that legal ?

It would be nice if the ACLU of Ohio would file a legal challenge to Dayton's latest effort of public shaming guys convicted of prostitution.

**Boilerhp** · 01-11-19 17:16

https://www.daytondailynews.com/news...8f6mjiYAJ6qAL/

Is that legal ?

**Grizzz** · 01-04-19 16:19

Paying a woman 30 K a month for escort services,'wow!

https://www.whio.com/news/crime--law...7kMWseC7mgeBI/

**Cartog** · 01-03-19 00:15

Actress/model Carmen Electra and other models are suing Cheeks in federal court for allegedly using their likenesses in online advertising:

https://www.daytondailynews.com/news...04NvX1ab8srEI/

**CatFever** · 12-19-18 11:32

2 women arrested on prostitution-related charges at Miami Twp. Massage parlor, Healthy Massage this AM.

Go to WHIO.com.

**KED75** · 12-07-18 15:37

Originally Posted by Westy0311 [View Original Post]

"Cause of the blaze was unknown. " Sure it isn't. Someone was "cooking" in a room.

Yup, just like the house blowing up on George St, off Xenia Av, that had the gas shut off.

**Westy0311** · 12-07-18 15:34

"Cause of the blaze was unknown. " Sure it isn't. Someone was "cooking" in a room.

Originally Posted by Cartog [View Original Post]

A fire caused substantial damage this morning to the Plaza notel on Stanley Ave:

https://www.whio.com/news/local/fire...fRyjLAx5tWOcP/

**Cartog** · 12-07-18 15:19

A fire caused substantial damage this morning to the Plaza notel on Stanley Ave:

https://www.whio.com/news/local/fire...fRyjLAx5tWOcP/

**Capsicum** · 11-24-18 18:28

Originally Posted by BigDaddyHappy [View Original Post]

Liquor license is a separate entity from the physical location and is typically sold separately, as it can be transferred to a new location with the proper paperwork. A lot of cities only allow so many licenses to be operational in a given area, also.

Precisely. The last owner of Flamingo had two liquor licenses, one for there, and one for the property down Dixie that was (original) Milano's. He sold the Flamingo license when that closed, and subsequently sold the other when Milano's closed. Afaik, neither was sold to those properties after they had each closed. It's my understanding that they were the only liquor licenses available in Harrison Twp, so they were a hot commodity.

**BigDaddyHappy** · 11-15-18 11:34

Liquor license is a separate entity from the physical location and is typically sold separately, as it can be transferred to a new location with the proper paperwork. A lot of cities only allow so many licenses to be operational in a given area, also.

Originally Posted by IGiveVitaminD [View Original Post]

I'm kind naive about laws when a place lose their liquor license. If someone buys the place even though they re-open it as a restaurant they can't sell alcohol still? And for how long?

**MartyDog** · 11-07-18 18:27

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Why do you guys insist on giving these assholes attention? Posting it here and talking about it helps their SEO, so by doing this you help them get more attention, more people see it and think it's true, they get more grant money and it perpetuates the myth that keeps sex workers in danger.

Comment their site, tell them they are full of shit, add links to studies showing the benefits of legalized sex works, how the thing that creates the environment for the small percentage of trafficked people is because sex work is criminalized.

Link in the article from Amnesty International about sex worker rights.

Comment on their site, not ours.

A2

**IGiveVitaminD** · 09-22-18 15:22

Originally Posted by TheDaytimer [View Original Post]

Don't they know the place had been closed for months!

I'm kind naive about laws when a place lose their liquor license. If someone buys the place even though they re-open it as a restaurant they can't sell alcohol still? And for how long?

**TheDaytimer** · 09-21-18 16:33

Originally Posted by SDaddy9 [View Original Post]

Sharkey's bar - https://www.wlwt.com/article/ohio-ad...tamps/23357987.

Don't they know the place had been closed for months!

**TheDaytimer** · 09-21-18 16:32

Originally Posted by Cartog [View Original Post]

I don't recall the lady but took a quick look at a couple of documents in the civil lawsuit that is still ongoing in Montgomery County Court. At some point the agreement between the two for exclusive escort services soured and the businessman filed a civil lawsuit against her in 2016. In a recent ruling 9/19/2018, I see the judge ordered her to disclose her clientele list since Jan 1, 2013. The guy had sought to get the clientele list for the last 10 years but the judge only granted since 2013. One sentence from the 5-page ruling:

"Defendant is ORDERED to supplement her discovery responses to disclose her clientele list beginning on January 1, 2013, up to the filing of the case ".

I don't think this was mentioned in the news report.

Well I'm sure I never paid her $30,000 per month LOL.