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[QUOTE=Ushman1;2321376]It's just a way for those redneck cops in Salisbury to try and startle people. First of all they are being charged with giving massages without a license not prostitution. The records and payments should be held confidential unless they where caught redhanded.[/QUOTE]Apparently, they will look into the client records too.
[URL]http://www.wbtv.com/story/27775086/charges-for-clients-of-massage-parlor-allegedly-offering-sex[/URL]
[QUOTE=Dockers55;2322435]Haven't seen her in a couple of years from her Pineville days, but unless something has changed, legit with some teasing, and DIY finish.[/QUOTE]Why do people go to Annie? Am I missing something?
Other than HARASS or EMBARRASS there probably isn't much they can do. They can't prove what you did in there. They can only prove payment.
[QUOTE=Dockers55;2322783]Apparently, they will look into the client records too.
[URL]http://www.wbtv.com/story/27775086/charges-for-clients-of-massage-parlor-allegedly-offering-sex[/URL][/QUOTE]
Had two more dreams about SCS. First was a very attractive girl named Krystal. Very good massage and followed by a standard hand shake at standard price. Only OTC mutual for first time, mentioned next time could be topless. Nothing special except she was more attractive than most dreams I have had recently. Brunette with curly hair, very tight body. Only draw back was chest was all padding from what I could tell.
Second dream I had was about Kelly. She was very forth coming quickly as she found out I had been there a few times before and was not shy about removing first layer of clothing. Very interactive massage. She looked like she was a little cracked out on something and was deathly skinny but was all about straddling and almost a full body massage. Very talkative and that might have just been the drugs LOL. Great handshake finish and I am sure there could have been alternative upgrades if asked. She told me she was fired from Capri after working there a month (For being too skinny) My guess is it was not for that hahaha. I plan another dream soon. Will keep you updated.
Does anyone know of any skinny large breasted masseuse that I might be able to have a dream about. Not having much luck. Thanks and stay safe.
[QUOTE=IlmnDude;2320627]I know this was Hott Pink and I'm not sure what other parlor closed. Went to school with these girls.
[URL]http://www.wbtv.com/story/27760855/police-raid-two-massage-parlors-several-women-arrested-client-lists-confiscated[/URL][/QUOTE]I was at 2nd Breath early December and one of the girls there said to be careful with Hott Pink. She knew it was a matter of time before this happened. I can't thank her enough for that info.
[QUOTE=NCTransplant;2323215]Other than HARASS or EMBARRASS there probably isn't much they can do. They can't prove what you did in there. They can only prove payment.[/QUOTE]I agree. There isn't anything they can do with those records. Its doubtful they'd waste their time following up with anyone about their visit except perhaps in the parking lot to make the bust stick. They probably keep the records for future reference. Most AMPs's advertise reflexology therapy (or some other therapy besides massage) which are ill defined and perfectly legal. If asked that's the reason for the visit and payment.
[QUOTE=WetLapper;2323456]I agree. There isn't anything they can do with those records. Its doubtful they'd waste their time following up with anyone about their visit except perhaps in the parking lot to make the bust stick. They probably keep the records for future reference. Most AMPs's advertise reflexology therapy (or some other therapy besides massage) which are ill defined and perfectly legal. If asked that's the reason for the visit and payment.[/QUOTE]In some cases, harass and embarrass can be worse punishment than being charged with a crime. Is there any precedent to publishing a client list in the paper, especially if they can't press charges?
That I don't know? They may be inviting a lawsuit if they can't prove any charges? I have heard that in VA they love to publish the names of the Johns in the paper. It is all about embarrassment.
[QUOTE=Dockers55;2323666]In some cases, harass and embarrass can be worse punishment than being charged with a crime. Is there any precedent to publishing a client list in the paper, especially if they can't press charges?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Dockers55;2323666]In some cases, harass and embarrass can be worse punishment than being charged with a crime. Is there any precedent to publishing a client list in the paper, especially if they can't press charges?[/QUOTE]Yes, if it is prostitution. I seriously doubt they want to go to that trouble over a massage which might have been legitimate for all they know. Could open themselves up to a defamation suit.
[QUOTE=NCTransplant;2323705]That I don't know? They may be inviting a lawsuit if they can't prove any charges? I have heard that in VA they love to publish the names of the Johns in the paper. It is all about embarrassment.[/QUOTE]If we are talking about prostitution, implied by the term "john", I suspect if they bust a prostitute for prostitution and discover names of "johns" they can probably try to embarrass that person. But, if you'll recall a few years back they released initials of johns and not full names. Everyone would naturally assume that a "john" was on the list for obvious activity. When it comes to body rubs, the term "john" doesn't seem to apply and they would seem to be very limited in terms of harassment since someone might easily argue they were getting some sort of treatment as advertised on the front door of the AMP.
[QUOTE=Gigabyte40;2322617]According to the report, police responded to "complaints about something going on" .
Interesting description.[/QUOTE]I'll translate that for you. Someone was late with the payoff money.
It's fucking Salisbury. Like the police don't know what goes on there.
Even with an escort unless they catch you in the act it is hard to prove what you were really doing? You could have just been getting a lap dance or even massage with no extras? I would think they would at least have to catch you soliciting. But I am no lawyer. Who know what goes on behind closed doors, unless the girl testifies against you?
[QUOTE=WetLapper;2323901]If we are talking about prostitution, implied by the term "john", I suspect if they bust a prostitute for prostitution and discover names of "johns" they can probably try to embarrass that person. But, if you'll recall a few years back they released initials of johns and not full names. Everyone would naturally assume that a "john" was on the list for obvious activity. When it comes to body rubs, the term "john" doesn't seem to apply and they would seem to be very limited in terms of harassment since someone might easily argue they were getting some sort of treatment as advertised on the front door of the AMP.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Mdcraig;2323937]I'll translate that for you. Someone was late with the payoff money.
It's fucking Salisbury. Like the police don't know what goes on there.[/QUOTE]Or even more likely the Cop that was there didn't the happy ending he wanted.
Any one had a dream about this one? Any info would be much appreciated. PM me if necessary.
[URL]http://charlotte.backpage.com/BodyRubs/la-creme-de-la-creme-of-charlotte-beautys/18891168[/URL]
[QUOTE=NCTransplant;2324305]Even with an escort unless they catch you in the act it is hard to prove what you were really doing? You could have just been getting a lap dance or even massage with no extras? I would think they would at least have to catch you soliciting. But I am no lawyer. Who know what goes on behind closed doors, unless the girl testifies against you?[/QUOTE]As long as there is any question about what occurred they couldn't charge you with anything and make it stick which I think is another way of saying what you did. But, if during the bust of the prostitute they acquire personal information about you that might be admissible as evidence AGAINST HER it could be submitted in court as evidence as become public and embarrassing. They would have to be careful, however, to make sure they weren't setting up a defamation suit against them by accusing you of something without proof. I am sure the details of this are quite complex and within the experience of an attorney.
As I have said previously, I don't think they will go to this trouble when it involves a massage parlor that publicly advertises legal therapeutic modalities, like reflexology, showers, etc. I suspect you are safe within the confines of an AMP unless they walk in on you getting a HJ, which they can't do if the door to the room is locked which you should insist on. If they catch you on premises or on the way out or in the parking lot, they might briefly stop you and make you feel uncomfortable, tell you not to come back, but that's about it.