Man arrested after claiming prostitute he hired robbed him
Man arrested after claiming prostitute he hired robbed him
Emily Ngo | Daily Herald
Tuesday, April 04, 2006
When Matthew McBean arrived at the Bartlett police station to report stolen jewelry, he didn’t expect to also be charged with a crime.
McBean, 37, of 636 Philip Court in Bartlett, was arrested and charged Saturday with one misdemeanor count of soliciting a prostitute, Bartlett police said Monday.
Susan Byrd, 24, of 1014 N. Hamlin Ave. in Chicago was charged with one misdemeanor count of prostitution, they said.
After McBean came to police at about 10:30 p.m. Saturday, police investigated the nature of his relationship with Byrd and learned he had contacted her through an escort service, police said.
McBean had allegedly paid for sexual services at the Philip Court address on March 24, police said.
Byrd told police the jewelry was part of her payment arrangement with McBean, police said.
Both people were released on bond, and both have a May 3 court date at the Cook County courthouse in Rolling Meadows, police said.
Thanks to all for Montreal Tips
Thanks for the responses guys, I ended up going with Eleganza.
It is a lot different up there, so many girls and so cheap! Thank God I don't live there or I'd be broke all the Time!!
Rarely change their stripes, the Left-out Wing!
[QUOTE=Stoner]Article in beautiful, yet backward ass South Carolina re: USASG.
Yes, I know...its not in CT. But its good to be on top of things and informed.
Interesting article...but what I found absolutely stunning is the involvement of the U.S. Secret Service?
Damn...I can just feel my crime fighting tax money seeping into the drain in Washington...
[url]http://www.thestate.com/mld/thestate/14305950.htm[/url]
We should all take a bit more heed when we discuss brick and mortar locales that we consider "impregnable". SC had a nice series of brothels that got taken down just a few short months back. Took them all down within a week or two of each other till nothing remained.
USASG played a role in it, it seems.[/QUOTE]
Seems like I mentioned this awhile back, about morons who get their jollies, then suddenly feel guilt,
and say 'no-one else can get theirs' , and close the places down.
It figures, the detectives can't do the work on their own, We end-up doing the 'hard' work for them. :lol:
Wanderer --:Those who wander, Aren't necessarily lost!
York Correctional Institution
I saw this story on the channel 61 news last night. Guards were banging the female inmates. No wonder they are arresting so many of "our" girls, they want them for fresh meat at Niantic. The guards are facing felony charges. Serves them right. Why can't they just pay (or pray) for it, like the rest of us.
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[url]http://www.courant.com/news/local/hc-docsexassault0526.artmay26,0,298102.story?coll=hc-headlines-local[/url]
The cops and the Advocate
The cops don't seem to be active at all in the Advocate. AMPs get busted on a fairly regular basis, but clients don't seem to get arrested except on the street, and you don't hear about it much. Guys in an AMP are generally let go after an ID check to make sure they're not wanted (ALWAYS have your ID with you).