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[QUOTE=Nightowl21;6472910]The person that was arrested looked to me a little bit like the "cleaning lady" at Milk, although I have only seen her twice and she was wearing a bandana around her hair the only time I was within a few feet of her when I got relegated to the laundry room and spoke to her for a bit, but that was a few years ago when Micki was there. At this point she is the only one listed as being arrested and she has since been released, although there is no bail info, so not sure if she had to bond out or got ROR. Will update if more info becomes available. Until then, stay safe and never admit to anything![/QUOTE]Upon further review, she was bonded out. $2600 total.

[QUOTE=RowdyReptile;6473239]And not Orange County, so it would be Orlando police who would have made the bust, not OC sheriffs dept.[/QUOTE]But it is the orange county jail. No city jail.

[QUOTE=Carlosa;6473486]From what I gather reading other threads this is state wide.[/QUOTE]What other areas have been hit?

[QUOTE=Carlosa;6473486]From what I gather reading other threads this is state wide.[/QUOTE]Is it really state wide? I've only seen Orlando and Ft Lauderdale get hit in the last week.

[QUOTE=Bjceb;6473161]Rico, tax evasion, unlicensed facilities.

Going after mongers and individual providers may make headlines, but legally these are the real threats to any of these businesses.[/QUOTE]Yeah, you're right they are really after the big dollar $$ money laundering / none reporting / tax evasion / rico charges. A lot of times for the bigger places the owners are not even on-site at all and just make money pick ups (Like in Tampa awhile back when a husband / wife couple had 12 spas & I believe were laundering $1 M+). As far as the girls I think most LEO would rather just not even bother with or them.

It's not like they're violent criminals or junkies. Most are pretty much just normal people outside of work & majority you talk to they take vacations, visit family & friends when not working and pretty clean cut in general (A lot don't even drink). So not shady characters at all. To them it's really just a job and legal a lot of places in the world anyway.

One question is what's going to happen when they come up with AI (robotic) AMP girls? .

[QUOTE=MarkGew;6473604]But it is the orange county jail. No city jail.[/QUOTE]Orlando doesn't have its own jail.

Everyone arrested in Orange county goes to the county jail.

[QUOTE=MarkGew;6473172]One arrest? Name previously mentioned. My guess 44 year old kieko. Amazing that it went this long without a license! I wonder why no girls were charged? Maybe illegal or using them to build a case?[/QUOTE]The girls are typically treated as victims.

It makes them more likely to talk, makes the authorities look compassionate, and attempts to keep new customers from exploiting these "victims".

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I called QQ and she got word that MM is closed for the time being.

Sad day gents. Glad I got to see Kiki one last time before it went down. Honestly probably a good thing, for me at least. I've spent way too much money at that place. Great times! Wonder if they will reopen at a different location.

I am devastated at the loss of the major AMP players. I wanted to confirm for myself, so I drove down to Otown and passed by MM twice, both times I never saw one car in the lot. This was way early in the afternoon, I passed by a third time and this time I stopped to try the door, the door was locked and after that I headed home. So I just wanted to give a second confirm that they are closed, despite the sign saying open.

It's a sad day, but I hope they'll be back. The monger scenes of late is depressing, low talent, high prices for nothing and worst now, the loss of the big three AMPs.

This sucks.

[QUOTE=Bearing100;6473761]As far as the girls I think most LEO would rather just not even bother with or them.

It's not like they're violent criminals or junkies. Most are pretty much just normal people outside of work & majority you talk to they take vacations, visit family & friends when not working and pretty clean cut in general (A lot don't even drink). So not shady characters at all. To them it's really just a job and legal a lot of places in the world anyway.[/QUOTE]Yeah but LE always claims the girls are victims of "human trafficking" every time one of these busts happen. Which to anyone who has even the slightest clue about it can see is not true. There is no way the girls could do what they do so cheerfully if they were being forced. Don't get me wrong, I know it's about the money for them, but it's obvious they are happy to do it for what they get paid.

It's just appalling beyond belief that consenting adults can be arrested and publicly besmirched over something so innocuous. LE wastes years of time and resources on investigations like this when they could be going after real bad guys trying to hurt and exploit children.

[QUOTE=WayneAshley380;6473819]The girls are typically treated as victims.

It makes them more likely to talk, makes the authorities look compassionate, and attempts to keep new customers from exploiting these "victims".[/QUOTE]Do you think they will come after customers?

[QUOTE=GiddyD;6474042]I am devastated at the loss of the major AMP players. I wanted to confirm for myself, so I drove down to Otown and passed by MM twice, both times I never saw one car in the lot. This was way early in the afternoon, I passed by a third time and this time I stopped to try the door, the door was locked and after that I headed home. So I just wanted to give a second confirm that they are closed, despite the sign saying open.

It's a sad day, but I hope they'll be back. The monger scenes of late is depressing, low talent, high prices for nothing and worst now, the loss of the big three AMPs.

This sucks.[/QUOTE]Batman6969 said they are open though.

[QUOTE=StyleNProfile;6474134]Yeah but LE always claims the girls are victims of "human trafficking" every time one of these busts happen. Which to anyone who has even the slightest clue about it can see is not true. There is no way the girls could do what they do so cheerfully if they were being forced. Don't get me wrong, I know it's about the money for them, but it's obvious they are happy to do it for what they get paid.

It's just appalling beyond belief that consenting adults can be arrested and publicly besmirched over something so innocuous. LE wastes years of time and resources on investigations like this when they could be going after real bad guys trying to hurt and exploit children.[/QUOTE]Dude, its all an act. They were literally living in MM. If they didn't work, they would be kicked out. They were not happy to be there. Lets be honest. No woman grows up wanting to do this for a living. They come from the poorest areas in China.