General Reports

[QUOTE=Livinitinva;7323081]I've noticed that when on VPN. Most likely related to Imperva. (Their Site Sentry to deal with Denial of Service Attacks).

If I lower my VPN. The oddity steps.
Clearly not preferred.

Changing my VPN host city often helps.....[/QUOTE]Thanks for the tip. Sometimes I forget that I leave my WiFi on at work. I cut it off for the most part and I'm always in incognito mode. Weird how the issues with the sites kind of coincide with my back pedaling from the game. I think I've only received 3 or 4 sensual massages this year. Typically at the halfway point I would've usually gone 2 or 3 times a month. I know 2023 was the year I really hobbyed hard.

[QUOTE=WaterLynn;7322855]Odd address for the arrest.[/QUOTE]There was an exploitation of a minor arrest in 6/18.

3 different charges.

[QUOTE=MmceStep;7321444]FYI. Initials J. O. D. Date of arrest 6/17 by Garner PD.

Looks like there was no provider charged.[/QUOTE]FYI initials JAD not JOD.

[QUOTE=WaterLynn;7322855]Odd address for the arrest.[/QUOTE]It looks like there was a little delay in arresting him. Charges filed on 6/04. They probably tracked his phone to that spot where he was getting his hair cut, LOL. Surprise! Felony stuff works way different in terms of their lengths they go to.

[QUOTE=MmceStep;7324493]It looks like there was a little delay in arresting him. Charges filed on 6/04. They probably tracked his phone to that spot where he was getting his hair cut, LOL. Surprise! Felony stuff works way different in terms of their lengths they go to.[/QUOTE]Wow that's crazy but makes sense.

[QUOTE=MmceStep;7324493]It looks like there was a little delay in arresting him. Charges filed on 6/04. They probably tracked his phone to that spot where he was getting his hair cut, LOL. Surprise! Felony stuff works way different in terms of their lengths they go to.[/QUOTE]Out of curiosity, if they can track his phone, why wouldn't they just go pick him up immediately at his home or wherever else he may be? Why would they wait until he goes to the barbershop instead of tracking him asap?

[QUOTE=MmceStep;7324493]It looks like there was a little delay in arresting him. Charges filed on 6/04. They probably tracked his phone to that spot where he was getting his hair cut, LOL. Surprise! Felony stuff works way different in terms of their lengths they go to.[/QUOTE]LOL? So you're celebrating this dudes life being fucked for trying to get a little pussy in this miserable society? You're a cop or an ass.

Crossing t's and dotting I's, with out knowing all the context of the case no one can really answer that question. Also may not been tracking him someone could of called and tipped them off when he went for a cut.

[QUOTE=ScottiePimp;7325637]Out of curiosity, if they can track his phone, why wouldn't they just go pick him up immediately at his home or wherever else he may be? Why would they wait until he goes to the barbershop instead of tracking him asap?[/QUOTE].

[QUOTE=ScottiePimp;7325637]Out of curiosity, if they can track his phone, why wouldn't they just go pick him up immediately at his home or wherever else he may be? Why would they wait until he goes to the barbershop instead of tracking him asap?[/QUOTE]So, typically with felony cases they investigate for weeks, months before filing charges. In this case, they no doubt would have been pulling warrants for his comms and likely, GPS data for the vehicles associated with his residence and potentially employment, and conducting interviews (unless he smartly lawyered up). Never answer questions, guys! This is what they did to the cop in Durham, for example. He was fired like a month earlier, but then they spent that time getting all their ducks in a row before formally charging him and dropping the load of bricks on his life.

I definitely don't know any specifics on this one, but I do know for a fact that if they get a warrant for your arrest as a result of felony charges filed, the felony warrant squad prefer to take you in public, and not at your home. They'll get you at work, on the road around the corner from your house. But certainly in a barber's chair is a very low risk place to take you. For misdemeanors, you'll probably go with them without incident, but this kind of felony has insane ramifications on your life, so you might decide to flee or fight as the shock hits you.

IMO, the only time we're going to see the date of offense and date of arrest line up is if the suspect admits to soliciting. Remember that means merely owning up to a very low bar crime. Never answer questions or give a statement. Your one word should be "LAWYER". Be advised the cop is going to be tricky. They're going to say "Listen, it's not like you really did anything here. We're only after her for drugs. We just need to understand your relationship with her to make sure you weren't selling her drugs. Just tell me so that we can rule you out of a drug investigation. You just contacted her for sex, right? No judgment, I'm a guy too. " You'll end up with almost the same sentence as if you were selling her drugs on a first offense. "LAWYER".

[QUOTE=PleasureSeeker;7325655]LOL? So you're celebrating this dudes life being fucked for trying to get a little pussy in this miserable society? You're a cop or an ass.[/QUOTE]I think I've been very clear about how excessive this law is. As a lawyer, I don't get emotionally invested over case law for people I don't know. I have no doubt the guy is getting screwed. Everything I've posted on this forum is to make sure none of our members get similarly screwed, and if any have been following my advice they stand a very good chance of not having it happen to them.

Sorry, I seriously misread that one. MY bad.

LOL.

[QUOTE=MmceStep;7326203]I think I've been very clear about how excessive this law is. As a lawyer, I don't get emotionally invested over case law for people I don't know. I have no doubt the guy is getting screwed. Everything I've posted on this forum is to make sure none of our members get similarly screwed, and if any have been following my advice they stand a very good chance of not having it happen to them.[/QUOTE]I appreciate your assiduous approach to his vile legislation. The community owes you a debt of gratitude.

[QUOTE=MmceStep;7326203]I think I've been very clear about how excessive this law is. As a lawyer, I don't get emotionally invested over case law for people I don't know. I have no doubt the guy is getting screwed. Everything I've posted on this forum is to make sure none of our members get similarly screwed, and if any have been following my advice they stand a very good chance of not having it happen to them.[/QUOTE]Realistically though, is there any reliable advice other than "don't monger in NC"?

[QUOTE=ShadoFall;7325698]Crossing t's and dotting I's, with out knowing all the context of the case no one can really answer that question. Also may not been tracking him someone could of called and tipped them off when he went for a cut.

.[/QUOTE]Can anyone identify the stage name of the girl he propositioned. Unusual name, her address back in October was listed as "Anywhere, Raleigh" and it appears that she died on 5/29.

[QUOTE=ElectricHug;7326749]Realistically though, is there any reliable advice other than "don't monger in NC"?[/QUOTE]At one point I went through his post history and read every post he's made related to the new law. I suggest everyone does. He does layout some best practices and protocols if you're going to do it. Lots of valuable insight. But after looking into everything "don't monger in NC" was the logical conclusion for me.