Denise took a Christmas vacation
at the Multnomah County jail, but she is scheduled to be out around January 21st. It will be good to see her back.
82nd Ave bust map in Oregonian
[i]The Oregonian[/i] published a sort of 82nd Ave prostitution map on page B1 on September 14, 2008 ("Sirens vs. Sirens -- The Battle For 82nd"). The data covered July 2007 to June 2008, and revealed that vice calls primarily occurred on 82nd rather uniformly from Sandy Blvd to the Clackamas County line (though I have personally seen suspected hookers on 82nd down to near SE King Rd in Clackamas). There were also four calls on Sandy between NE Prescott & Killingsworth (though closer to the former). The indicator dots also ranged between approximately 72nd Ave and I-205 on either side of 82nd, with notable strings on main arterials like Stark, Glisan, Division, Powell, and Sandy mainly to the northeast of 82nd.
Unfortunately this fascinating map and accompanying article are no longer available online for free, but you might be able to get it off the paper's Website for a fee, or retrieve it from the library on microfilm.
82nd SW's moving to MLK & N Interstate?
[url]http://www.kptv.com/video/17936826/index.html[/url]
The above Fox-12 video was dated Nov 8, 2008.
A similar [i]Portland Sentinel[/i] article that came out about the same time mentioned the area around Peninsula Park (Blocks around N Ainsworth St, N Rosa Parks Way, N Albina Ave, N Kerby Ave) in addtion to MLK and Interstate:
[url]http://portlandsentinel.com/?q=node/2174[/url]
Anyone check these areas out in the last few months?
News reports on other areas
When driving a good monger like us all will keep on eye on traffic and the other on the side of the street . With the increased tax dollars you can bet some of the girls have moved. I have seen them on 122 at some of the bus shelters. jsut look for eye contact . Any girl watching the cars go and walking like they have no place special that they are headed to is working. THe NW MLK has been sporatic at best. I used to check it out some but with the economy headed down you are getting more desperate people out there. I am picky about what I like. Portland is not like Vegas where you can give a BJ to a cop, let him feel you up and still get busted , I have been there a few times and that is what the girls say there. Its alot harder to do a Check . Its been too busy for me lately to do alot of searching. mostly stuck at work. i am also waiting till spring weather gets here. Notihng worse than finding a girl who is not what she seems under the clothes. Cruise safe out there. Remember a normal girl would not be there in this weather if she did not have a purpose. Any girl walking with out a stride like she is going somewhere is likely working. just smile and think with the big head
AMP
Portland-area stroll list for bus riders
Based on posts from this board from the last 3 years, plus newspaper and TV reports. Numbers in parentheses indicate main bus/train lines that serve the stroll, with additional lines after some segments. Bus and train lines that only run during weekday commuter hours are not listed.
If you are not driving, then you don’t have to ID yourself to the police in Oregon and Washington—including transit cops and private security “cops”.
[b]82nd Ave (72)[/b]
NE/SE 82nd Ave from NE Killingsworth St to SE King Rd (19-Woodstock)
NE Prescott St from NE 78th Ave to NE 92nd Ave (71)
NE Fremont St from NE Sandy Blvd to NE 83rd Ave (33-Fremont)
NE Halsey St from NE 72nd Ave to NE 82nd Ave (77)
NE Glisan St from NE 73rd Ave to NE 94th Ave (19-Glisan)
SE Holgate Blvd from SE 72nd Ave to SE 92nd Ave (17-Holgate)
SE Foster Rd from SE 72nd Ave to SE 92nd Ave (14)
SE Flavel St from SE 82nd Ave to SE 92nd Ave (19-Woodstock)
NE Portland Hwy near NE Cully Blvd
[b]Sandy (12-Sandy)[/b]
NE Sandy Blvd from NE 82nd Ave to NE 148th Ave
NE Skidmore St from NE Sandy Blvd to NE Ward St
NE Sandy Blvd & NE 68th Ave
NE Sandy Blvd near NE 39th Ave
NE Sandy Blvd near NE 33rd Ave
NE Sandy Blvd & NE 20th Ave
[b]SE Stark/SE Washington (15-Belmont)[/b]
SE Stark St/SE Washington St from SE 75th Ave to SE 102nd Ave
[b]SE Stark (20)[/b]
SE Stark St from SE 102nd Ave to SE 162nd Ave
SE Stark St from SE 181st Ave to SE 188th Ave (25, 27, 82)
Rockwood Transit Center (E Burnside St & SE 188th Ave) (25, 27, 82, Blue MAX)
SE 181st Ave from SE Stark St to E Burnside St (27, 82, Blue MAX)
[b]Division (4-Division)[/b]
SE Division St from SE 72nd Ave to SE 122nd Ave
[b]Powell (9-Powell)[/b]
SE Powell Blvd from SE 79th Ave to SE 122nd Ave
[b]E Burnside/SE Ankeny (20, 19-Glisan)[/b]
E Burnside St from SE 16th Ave to 2000 block
SE Ankeny St from SE 7th Ave to SE 11th Ave (12-Sandy)
SE Ankeny St from SE 16th Ave to SE 20th Ave
[b]NW (20, 17-NW 21st Ave, 15-NW 23rd Ave)[/b]
Blocks between W Burnside St, NW Everett St, NW 16th Ave, NW 21st Ave
NW Flanders St from NW 18th Ave to NW 21st Ave
[b]Old Town/Chinatown (4, 8, 9, 10, 17, 20, 33, 35, 44)[/b]
Blocks between W Burnside St, NW Couch St, NW 3rd Ave, NW 5th Ave
200 block of NW 4th Ave (77)
[b]122nd Ave (71)[/b]
NE/SE 122nd Ave from NE Glisan St to SE Powell Blvd
NE 122nd Ave near Interstate 84
[b]Martin Luther King (6)[/b]
NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd & NE Failing St
[b]Interstate (Yellow MAX)[/b]
N Interstate Ave
N Interstate Ave & N Killingsworth St (72)
[b]Troutdale (80, 81)[/b]
NW Frontage Rd south of Interstate 84
[b]162nd (25)[/b]
NE 162nd Ave south of NE Glisan St
[b]Peninsula Park (4-Fessenden, 44-Mocks Crest)[/b]
Blocks around N Ainsworth St, N Rosa Parks Way, N Albina Ave, N Kerby Ave
[b]Aloha/Hillsboro (57)[/b]
SW Tualatin Valley Hwy from SW 198th Ave to 20600 block
SE Tualatin Valley Hwy & SE Brookwood Ave
[b]Barbur Blvd/Tigard (12-Barbur)[/b]
Near 7500 block of SW Barbur Blvd (1, 39)
11500 block of SW Pacific Hwy/Hwy 99W
SW Main St, Tigard (45, 76, 78)
[b]Beaverton Transit Center (20, 52, 54, 57, 58, 67, 76, 78, 88, Blue/Red MAX)[/b]
Area around Beaverton Transit Center (4050 SW Lombard Ave)
Near SW Lombard Ave & SW Canyon Rd
[b]Beaverton-Hillsdale (54)[/b]
Near 9400 block of SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Hwy
[b]Cornell/Hillsboro (48)[/b]
NW Cornell Rd west of NW 185th Ave
[b]Vancouver/Fourth Plain (•*4, *80, *72)[/b]
E/NE Fourth Plain Blvd
[b]Hazel Dell (*37, *19, *78)[/b]
NE Hwy 99
*C-TRAN buses.
•Connects with Yellow MAX at Delta Park/Vanport station and TriMet 6 at Jantzen Beach.
Thursday 1 pm on Sandy and 205
Got the smile back at me. Turned around to get a better look. Two girls walking down sandy where it comes from 205. But i swear I could have smelled them with the windows up and the wind blowing down stream. One looked passable but they both had the Crack look. I just wanted a quick blow and go or a have her lay down and hose away but just could not with the way they looked. Oh well. Maybe some other lucky dude will check them out
Come on guys lets start posting. More info the better
I did see a motor cycle cop have someone jacked up on 82 past stark. Not sure if he was speeding. No girls in sight.
Any one been to the AMPs in spokane. I visited there lately and found a great new nice young beautifyll thing. It was great.
No "Stop & Identify" law in OR
Mybudfang wrote: [i]You required to have I. D. On your person 24/7. If le cannot identify you, they may, at thier discretion, detain long enough to determine your true I. D. Even if it means jail.[/i]
Nonsense. There is no "stop & identify" law in OR (or WA) like they have in some states like Nevada. Read the 6th bullet under "Your Rights" here:
[url]http://www.aclu-or.org/site/PageServer?pagename=Res_rights[/url]
I've tested this myself when cops in Portland and Vancouver have approached me outside of a vehicle and asked my name or requested to see my ID. However, it takes nerves of steel to assert this right and essentially ignore them and walk away because cops hate it when you take such a defensive stance with them right from the start because they're trained to begin interrogations with softball stuff like your name, to condition you into into cooperating with them. The problem I've found is that once you begin [i]any[/i] dialogue with them and start acquiescing to their requests, it's hard to stop. The next thing you know, they're patting you down for "weapons", searching your bag or car, etc.
It's also important to know that if you're indoors, you never have to open your door for the police if they knock--or engage in any dialogue with them through the door (this applies to motel rooms as well as your residence). And like being questioned on the street, I strongly believe that any cooperation with them at your door inevitably leads to more questions, searches, and harassment. If they threaten to break down the door, say nothing and stand clear--usually they don't have authority to do that and are only bluffing (or else they wouldn't be [i]asking[/i] you to open the door, right?)