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[QUOTE=BillHo;2227294]It sounds to me like Officer Solit is fishing for entrapment information. Bill Ho.[/QUOTE]I read the post yesterday and thought WTF! Sure appears fishy; almost as if Deputy Snotdrizzle is playing nice chameleon on this board? Big Chief Hollowballs has said he wants more community policing in the burg. Sorrrrrrrry boys; you ain't welcome in this community!!
[QUOTE=BillHo;2227294]It sounds to me like Officer Solit is fishing for entrapment information. Bill Ho.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=PeterRammer;2227355]I read the post yesterday and thought WTF! Sure appears fishy; almost as if Deputy Snotdrizzle is playing nice chameleon on this board? Big Chief Hollowballs has said he wants more community policing in the burg. Sorrrrrrrry boys; you ain't welcome in this community!![/QUOTE]Yeah I thought it was an odd post as well, that's why I moved it here.
A2.
[QUOTE=Admin2;2227384]Yeah I thought it was an odd post as well, that's why I moved it here.
A2.[/QUOTE]Maybe he'll post a review of Miranda.
[QUOTE=SeffnerMonger;2243407]Maybe he'll post a review of Miranda.[/QUOTE]Would that be Ms Miranda Rights or Wrights? LOL.
Major police action on Haines just above 62nd ave about noon. At least 6-7 cars and as many officers talking to 10 -12 young people male and female.
Not sure what was going on.
I'm new to the Clearwater / StPete area. Is there an influx of working girls during the winter months?
I'm new to the Clearwater / StPete area. Is there an influx of working girls during the winter months?
One unsolved murder solved in St Pete. 2012 meadowlark home invasion.
Thanks Po Po.
[QUOTE=EyeMyt;2258336]One unsolved murder solved in St Pete. 2012 meadowlark home invasion.
Thanks Po Po.[/QUOTE]I totally agree they deserve credit for this arrest, but they still have 106 unsolved homicides since 1971. If they placed more emphasis on these types of crimes, and less on chasing the homeless and workers, they'd likely close many more.
[URL]http://www.tampabay.com/news/publicsafety/crime/man-arrested-for-murder-in-2012-meadowlawn-home-invasion/2204619[/URL]
[URL]http://www.stpete.org/police/unsolved-homicides/unsolved-homicide.html[/URL]
[QUOTE=PeterRammer;2258761]I totally agree they deserve credit for this arrest, but they still have 106 unsolved homicides since 1971. If they placed more emphasis on these types of crimes, and less on chasing the homeless and workers, they'd likely close many more.
[URL]http://www.tampabay.com/news/publicsafety/crime/man-arrested-for-murder-in-2012-meadowlawn-home-invasion/2204619[/URL]
[URL]http://www.stpete.org/police/unsolved-homicides/unsolved-homicide.html[/URL][/QUOTE]Not to defend the police, but generally they don't have a choice in what crimes their resources are used to solve. Keeping drugs, prostitution, and other street crime "under control" has a much greater value (actual $$$ value) than solving a minor homicide. A dead body is just a statistic after a few days, seeing prostitutes and drug deals every day alters the overall perception of an area including home values, business interests, tourism, etc. It's like working security at the mall: your purpose is to keep theft, vandalism, etc at a low enough level that nobody is bothered by it. An auto theft is worse than some teenager begging for change, but the begging teenager is more of a threat to the mall. I don't even hate them for having that mindset forced upon them; it's caused by the lazy, ignorant middle class and the entrenched idea that somehow legislation and incarceration can fix social problems.
Is the majority of the victims are men than women.
[QUOTE=PeterRammer;2258761]I totally agree they deserve credit for this arrest, but they still have 106 unsolved homicides since 1971. If they placed more emphasis on these types of crimes, and less on chasing the homeless and workers, they'd likely close many more.
[URL]http://www.tampabay.com/news/publicsafety/crime/man-arrested-for-murder-in-2012-meadowlawn-home-invasion/2204619[/URL]
[URL]http://www.stpete.org/police/unsolved-homicides/unsolved-homicide.html[/URL][/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Synful;2258875]Not to defend the police, but generally they don't have a choice in what crimes their resources are used to solve. Keeping drugs, prostitution, and other street crime "under control" has a much greater value (actual $$$ value) than solving a minor homicide. A dead body is just a statistic after a few days, seeing prostitutes and drug deals every day alters the overall perception of an area including home values, business interests, tourism, etc. It's like working security at the mall: your purpose is to keep theft, vandalism, etc at a low enough level that nobody is bothered by it. An auto theft is worse than some teenager begging for change, but the begging teenager is more of a threat to the mall. I don't even hate them for having that mindset forced upon them; it's caused by the lazy, ignorant middle class and the entrenched idea that somehow legislation and incarceration can fix social problems.[/QUOTE]I never heard that term before! Is that something your learned as a Mall cop? I'm sure the 100 plus families affected by these minor Homocides would disagree!
[QUOTE=EyeMyt;2259145]I never heard that term before! Is that something your learned as a Mall cop? I'm sure the 100 plus families affected by these minor Homocides would disagree![/QUOTE]I would define a "minor" homicide as any that doesn't get national coverage or involve a politically sensitive group. Average guy can kill average guy without many people caring. If a celebrity dies, specific neighborhoods are involved, or certain combinations of race or religion are involved it becomes a "major" event.
I'm not saying it's right, I'm saying that's the reality of the situation. Ongoing crimes tend to be worse politically than relatively rare one time crimes. It's easy to say "protect and serve," until budget cuts take away your job.
[QUOTE=Synful;2258875]Not to defend the police, but generally they don't have a choice in what crimes their resources are used to solve. Keeping drugs, prostitution, and other street crime "under control" has a much greater value (actual $$$ value) than solving a minor homicide. A dead body is just a statistic after a few days, seeing prostitutes and drug deals every day alters the overall perception of an area including home values, business interests, tourism, etc. It's like working security at the mall: your purpose is to keep theft, vandalism, etc at a low enough level that nobody is bothered by it. An auto theft is worse than some teenager begging for change, but the begging teenager is more of a threat to the mall. I don't even hate them for having that mindset forced upon them; it's caused by the lazy, ignorant middle class and the entrenched idea that somehow legislation and incarceration can fix social problems.[/QUOTE]And these 'crimes' are far easier to deal with; both as far as time is concerned and officer safety as well. A suspected murderer would more likely be violent than a 'worker' or homeless person. These are typically easy arrests and help the chief and mayor look good on paper. Police chiefs and sheriffs need to justify their budgets, and having many arrests is definitely helpful in this regard. Not to mention the pressures exerted on lawmakers by the prison industrial complex. Just like tourist motels, these corporate entities want high occupancy rates. Most of Florida's institutions are run by the state, but this company runs Gadsden and a few others.
[URL]http://www.mtctrains.com/corrections[/URL]
[QUOTE=XiaoXing;2258965]Is the majority of the victims are men than women.[/QUOTE]Is the fact that many of those who were murdered are people of color. Solving these cases will never bring the victim back, but may provide some measure of closure and remove a murderer from the streets.
[QUOTE=EyeMyt;2259145]I never heard that term before! Is that something your learned as a Mall cop? I'm sure the 100 plus families affected by these minor Homocides would disagree![/QUOTE]Happened last night in unincorporated St Petersburg. It is slightly west of the typical 34th Street stroll, but I have met SW's in that area. I don't know the circumstances of the murder, but there is both drug and worker activity in that particular area. This case will probably be closed fairly soon because the sheriff places a high priority on these crimes. Unlike St Petersburg where po po follow the beat of a different drum. I'm not a big fan of the sheriff, but he / they do a much better job of handling violent crimes. They also have a very effective community policing process in that area known as Lealman.
[URL]http://tbo.com/pinellas-county/detectives-investigating-homicide-in-st-pete-mobile-home-park-20141103/[/URL]
[QUOTE=PeterRammer;2259861]Happened last night in unincorporated St Petersburg. It is slightly west of the typical 34th Street stroll, but I have met SW's in that area. I don't know the circumstances of the murder, but there is both drug and worker activity in that particular area. This case will probably be closed fairly soon because the sheriff places a high priority on these crimes. Unlike St Petersburg where po po follow the beat of a different drum. I'm not a big fan of the sheriff, but he / they do a much better job of handling violent crimes. They also have a very effective community policing process in that area known as Lealman.
[URL]http://tbo.com/pinellas-county/detectives-investigating-homicide-in-st-pete-mobile-home-park-20141103/[/URL][/QUOTE]I can definitely attest to the diligence of county vs. City. In February of this year a co-worker sold me a scooter but allowed me to use her tag until I could afford my own. One day on the work the piece of shit broke down so after seeking advice from a security guard, I parked it in the best spot I could at the time. Of course, so SOB stole the tag. My co-worker lives in Lealman so the Pinellas County PoPo read her the riot act and vigorously investigated the crime (a felony) as soon as she reported it. She was also fined for not turning in her tag so I paid half of it.
A few months later, said scooter was stolen St. Pete. It took a detective from the guys in green to no less than 7 days to get in contact with me, and even longer to meet with me. He claimed he was working on it, yet I never got the sense that it was truly a priority. When the bastards finally found it on the roadside I was at work. I obviously couldn't get it right away so they towed it and charged me $98 to get it out of impound. Needless to say, they considered the case closed once my vehicle was recovered.
[QUOTE=MrFirePoker;2260471]I can definitely attest to the diligence of county vs. City. In February of this year a co-worker sold me a scooter but allowed me to use her tag until I could afford my own. One day on the work the piece of shit broke down so after seeking advice from a security guard, I parked it in the best spot I could at the time. Of course, so SOB stole the tag. My co-worker lives in Lealman so the Pinellas County PoPo read her the riot act and vigorously investigated the crime (a felony) as soon as she reported it. She was also fined for not turning in her tag so I paid half of it.
A few months later, said scooter was stolen St. Pete. It took a detective from the guys in green to no less than 7 days to get in contact with me, and even longer to meet with me. He claimed he was working on it, yet I never got the sense that it was truly a priority. When the bastards finally found it on the roadside I was at work. I obviously couldn't get it right away so they towed it and charged me $98 to get it out of impound. Needless to say, they considered the case closed once my vehicle was recovered.[/QUOTE]The homicide I cited from a day ago (not 10 years ago! Is about to be closed and they have already named a person of interest / suspect. This is a sheriff's department investigation and they gave it a very high priority. The moral is: if you're going to get murdered; don't have it happen in St Petersburg. The only priorities in St Pete are the homeless, working ladies and free donuts. Big Chief Hollowbawls talks the talk, but his posse is as lame as the NY Jets.
[URL]http://*******.com/14-288-detectives-investigate-homicide-in-oak-high-mobile-home-park-[/URL]
[QUOTE=Synful;2259166]I would define a "minor" homicide as any that doesn't get national coverage or involve a politically sensitive group. Average guy can kill average guy without many people caring. If a celebrity dies, specific neighborhoods are involved, or certain combinations of race or religion are involved it becomes a "major" event.
I'm not saying it's right, I'm saying that's the reality of the situation. Ongoing crimes tend to be worse politically than relatively rare one time crimes. It's easy to say "protect and serve," until budget cuts take away your job.[/QUOTE]Black kills Black = minor.
Black kills White = minor.
Black kills Asian = minor.
Black kills Hispanic = minor.
Asian kills Asian = minor.
Asian kills White = minor.
Asian kills Hispanic = minor.
Asian kills Black = minor.
Hispanic kills Hispanic = minor.
Hispanic kills White = minor.
Hispanic kills Asian = minor.
Hispanic kills Black = minor.
White kills White = minor.
White kills Hispanic = minor.
White kills Asian = minor.
White kills Black = 24 x7 media coverage about racism; looting and arson commence; internal investigations; FBI gets involved; President addresses the nation; the world appears to be coming to an end. Give me a break!
[QUOTE=Member#1658;2260692]Black kills Black = minor.
Black kills White = minor.
Black kills Asian = minor.
Black kills Hispanic = minor.
Asian kills Asian = minor.
Asian kills White = minor.
Asian kills Hispanic = minor.
Asian kills Black = minor.
Hispanic kills Hispanic = minor.
Hispanic kills White = minor.
Hispanic kills Asian = minor.
Hispanic kills Black = minor.
White kills White = minor.
White kills Hispanic = minor.
White kills Asian = minor.
White kills Black = 24 x7 media coverage about racism; looting and arson commence; internal investigations; FBI gets involved; President addresses the nation; the world appears to be coming to an end. Give me a break![/QUOTE]Only example of minor Homocides I can come up with is.
Anybody kills political candidate!
[QUOTE=Member#1658;2260692]Black kills Black = minor.
Black kills White = minor.
Black kills Asian = minor.
Black kills Hispanic = minor.
Asian kills Asian = minor.
Asian kills White = minor.
Asian kills Hispanic = minor.
Asian kills Black = minor.
Hispanic kills Hispanic = minor.
Hispanic kills White = minor.
Hispanic kills Asian = minor.
Hispanic kills Black = minor.
White kills White = minor.
White kills Hispanic = minor.
White kills Asian = minor.
White kills Black = 24 x7 media coverage about racism; looting and arson commence; internal investigations; FBI gets involved; President addresses the nation; the world appears to be coming to an end. Give me a break![/QUOTE]Cute way to put it.
The coverage doesn't start till.
White guy kills because music is too loud.
Or white officer unload 2 clips in unarm black kid.
Think the strumpets would let us implant these things in them? Then we could just find them with our phones! LOL. I know. Useless post, but I thought it was funny.
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[QUOTE=Member#1658;2260692]Black kills Black = minor.
Black kills White = minor.
Black kills Asian = minor.
Black kills Hispanic = minor.
Asian kills Asian = minor.
Asian kills White = minor.
Asian kills Hispanic = minor.
Asian kills Black = minor.
Hispanic kills Hispanic = minor.
Hispanic kills White = minor.
Hispanic kills Asian = minor.
Hispanic kills Black = minor.
White kills White = minor.
White kills Hispanic = minor.
White kills Asian = minor.
White kills Black = 24 x7 media coverage about racism; looting and arson commence; internal investigations; FBI gets involved; President addresses the nation; the world appears to be coming to an end. Give me a break![/QUOTE]SAd but true.
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I am coming to the Tampa Bay area again next week on an annual business trip and in the past I have had very little (if any) help from the brotherhood here. [B]I like 'em young, thin, with small or tiny boobs, and a menu must include superior bbbjcim.[/B].
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[QUOTE=KenwoodJack;2345392]I am coming to the Tampa Bay area again next week on an annual business trip and in the past I have had very little (if any) help from the brotherhood here. [B]I like 'em young, thin, with small or tiny boobs, and a menu must include superior bbbjcim.[/B].
I am asking for help.
Safety is most important.
Cost is not important.
Incall or outcall is not important.
Messiness is not important.
Safeness is most important.
[B][red]Check me out ...[/red][/B]
Thanks -.
[B] PM Kenwood Jack [/B]
I am an old, fat guy. A fellow monger. If you really check me out, you will see how much I contribute to our brotherhood. I [U]need[/U] your help.[/QUOTE].
I have a question about seeing providers in a Hotel vs. A Motel.
I call a it a Motel if it has an outside entrance to the room and a Hotel, if the room access is only from an internal corridor.
I seldom go to a Motel, but have on occasion. Lately I had a chance to see a provider at a Hotel and I canceled because I did not feel comfortable going through the lobby past a registration clerk.
What is the general feeling about this? Obviously, a Hotel is a better class of location, but what if the clerk ask what I am doing there?
I would appreciate anyone's input to this situation.
Thanks. Bill Ho.
[QUOTE=BillHo;2347567]I have a question about seeing providers in a Hotel vs. A Motel.
I call a it a Motel if it has an outside entrance to the room and a Hotel, if the room access is only from an internal corridor.
I seldom go to a Motel, but have on occasion. Lately I had a chance to see a provider at a Hotel and I canceled because I did not feel comfortable going through the lobby past a registration clerk.
What is the general feeling about this? Obviously, a Hotel is a better class of location, but what if the clerk ask what I am doing there?
I would appreciate anyone's input to this situation.
Thanks. Bill Ho.[/QUOTE]I am opposite and prefer a hotel. Less exposure, don't have people hanging around the room etc. I always say high to the clerks and behave as if I am a guest. Also inside if you are in a situation that goes bad ex attpt robbery ect. Much more difficult for the fucker to get away.
I, too, feel how you do when walking through the lobby of a hotel. I don't usually frequent "motels," just because I am not comfortable walking in & out of the room for all to see. I much prefer the hotels with hallways. However, I have gotten beyond the paranoia or what the desk clerk, maids, etc. Think, as I don't really think they care. In most places. You can be there to visit a friend, of course you would need the name they checked in with. But, usually I go through the side doors. Most have them and they are usually open in the daytime. If not, have the "friend" meet you at the door. Not saying you should be complacent though. Just my 2 cents.
[QUOTE=BillHo;2347567]I have a question about seeing providers in a Hotel vs. A Motel.
I call a it a Motel if it has an outside entrance to the room and a Hotel, if the room access is only from an internal corridor.
I seldom go to a Motel, but have on occasion. Lately I had a chance to see a provider at a Hotel and I canceled because I did not feel comfortable going through the lobby past a registration clerk.
What is the general feeling about this? Obviously, a Hotel is a better class of location, but what if the clerk ask what I am doing there?
I would appreciate anyone's input to this situation.
Thanks. Bill Ho.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Geolis;2347688]I, too, feel how you do when walking through the lobby of a hotel. I don't usually frequent "motels," just because I am not comfortable walking in & out of the room for all to see. I much prefer the hotels with hallways. However, I have gotten beyond the paranoia or what the desk clerk, maids, etc. Think, as I don't really think they care. In most places. You can be there to visit a friend, of course you would need the name they checked in with. But, usually I go through the side doors. Most have them and they are usually open in the daytime. If not, have the "friend" meet you at the door. Not saying you should be complacent though. Just my 2 cents.[/QUOTE]Hi I use to work in a hotel most times they have no idea who you are unless you stop and ask for a person by name then they have no idea what your there for most hotels and motels have a lot of visitors from friends that are local once the door closes they have no idea so always get the room number and go str8 to the room if it's a big hotel ask approx location of room like side and floor.
[QUOTE=BillHo;2347567]I have a question about seeing providers in a Hotel vs. A Motel.
I call a it a Motel if it has an outside entrance to the room and a Hotel, if the room access is only from an internal corridor.
I seldom go to a Motel, but have on occasion. Lately I had a chance to see a provider at a Hotel and I canceled because I did not feel comfortable going through the lobby past a registration clerk.
What is the general feeling about this? Obviously, a Hotel is a better class of location, but what if the clerk ask what I am doing there?
I would appreciate anyone's input to this situation.
Thanks. Bill Ho.[/QUOTE]Hotel staff have enough to do and don't really pay attention to people passing through the lobby. I have never been asked where I'm going or who I'm seeing if I'm staying or visiting someone at a hotel. The only exception might be a security guard if you are roaming around the hotel at night. If you are walking and know where you are heading, they have no idea that you aren't staying there. Too many rooms with guest switching every night to memorize the guest list.
[QUOTE=LoaferBoat;2348366]Hotel staff have enough to do and don't really pay attention to people passing through the lobby. I have never been asked where I'm going or who I'm seeing if I'm staying or visiting someone at a hotel. The only exception might be a security guard if you are roaming around the hotel at night. If you are walking and know where you are heading, they have no idea that you aren't staying there. Too many rooms with guest switching every night to memorize the guest list.[/QUOTE]Thanks fellows. I feel better about it now. Bill Ho.
I was at a gas station two days ago. In line (long line) this little 18-19 year old spinner walks in, in pyjamas and a wife beater and an unzipped hoodie. (3 in the afternoon BTW) As soon as she walked in I started assessing if she was a worker. Few dead give away's as far as cliche tats, pink hair under blonde etc etc but I wasnt sure. We shot each other a few glances hers being the "are you looking for a friend" look and mine being "if I only I wasnt on a time crunch" didn't press it any further but she was definitely cute and would have loved to sample.
Where it gets funny: Cruising BP today I notice a new ad. Click into it and what do you know. No face shots were provided but the tattoo's were a dead giveaway as I had seen them only two days before. Her ad states. 8 for 20 m and she has a friend. Now I'm kicking myself because I'm betting I coulda had a lot of fun for like 30 coins.
Pats 33 Seahawks 20, If I should lose this wager, I will be at the GTB / us 19 underpass Tomorrow with a card board sign.
[QUOTE=Lolligagger;2352580]Pats 33 Seahawks 20, If I should lose this wager, I will be at the GTB / us 19 underpass Tomorrow with a card board sign.[/QUOTE]I'll stop buy and go be you $1.
[QUOTE=Reaper400;2352693]I'll stop buy and go be you $1.[/QUOTE]That was a close one, now I'm off to see if I can get MY balls deflated.
[QUOTE=Lolligagger;2352887]That was a close one, now I'm off to see if I can get MY balls deflated.[/QUOTE]Man that was crazy. Who ever called that pass play should have been fired on the spot......3 downs, a few yards, Lynch = 100% chance TD......... you had to be shitting bricks lol