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[QUOTE=DomDraper;6185856]Looking through her info after a short google search, I'd bet that same $300 that she knew him. She's from college grove, and they dropped him off at a house in college grove. She contacted him (not him looking for a hooker). They won't be in jail long enough for what they did to him.[/QUOTE]Yeah. It says they went to high-school together in the article.
Nashville can be a very dangerous city to play in. Look at this guy, all he wanted was a little play time in Nashville and he wound up in Detroit with his bank accounts drained.
[URL]https://www.scoopnashville.com/2022/12/escort-financially-drains-kidnaps-and-drugs-man-in-nashville-hes-abandoned-in-detroit/?fbclid=IwAR0VLpttoDLt10A3S5IA0lfy2R9bYklHSe3wQ2P7pvM8DqSiMtP4rkUxf3o[/URL]
[QUOTE=RickForFun1;6272338]Nashville can be a very dangerous city to play in. Look at this guy, all he wanted was a little play time in Nashville and he wound up in Detroit with his bank accounts drained.
[URL]https://www.scoopnashville.com/2022/12/escort-financially-drains-kidnaps-and-drugs-man-in-nashville-hes-abandoned-in-detroit/?fbclid=IwAR0VLpttoDLt10A3S5IA0lfy2R9bYklHSe3wQ2P7pvM8DqSiMtP4rkUxf3o[/URL][/QUOTE]I'm surprised this didn't make the locale TV news.
[QUOTE=DeOppressoLi5;6272540]I'm surprised this didn't make the locale TV news.[/QUOTE]It did back in July when the incident happened. The affidavit has the date of the incident on it. Just now catching them.
[QUOTE=Nash1;6273493]It did back in July when the incident happened. The affidavit has the date of the incident on it. Just now catching them.[/QUOTE]Nash, the incident back in July is a different one. The woman called the guy whom she went to school with and set up a date. He got robbed, beaten and taken back to his house. She was helped by two guys, they were caught quickly.
[QUOTE=BoroGuy54;6274450]Nash, the incident back in July is a different one. The woman called the guy whom she went to school with and set up a date. He got robbed, beaten and taken back to his house. She was helped by two guys, they were caught quickly.[/QUOTE]The affidavit in the article has a incident date in July. I remember seeing a story on when about the incident. It didn't go into the total details about the truck going to Detroit.
[URL]https://www.wkrn.com/news/local-news/nashville/five-unlicensed-workers-arrested-at-nashville-massage-parlor/[/URL]
18 spa got busted FYI.
Apparently Metro PD is cracking down on AMP thinking that they are trafficking operations. [URL]https://www.scoopnashville.com/topics/impersonating-a-professional/[/URL].
[QUOTE=RopeShooter;6383288]18 spa got busted FYI.[/QUOTE]Sad if true, but I'm not surprised. I was there earlier this week and that is the busiest parlor I have ever been in. There was constant traffic in the door. Exactly the kind of thing a nosy nieghboring business would call in as "suspicious". Then there's the fact that any time a spa has reports of Happiness, seems they are busted soon after.
Unfortunately I did not leave happy, but it sounded like the guy next door did! Either that, or it was literally the best legit massage of his life. Ha.
[QUOTE=RopeShooter;6383288]18 spa got busted FYI.[/QUOTE]Question for anyone who's actually been through this. What happens if you're there when a raid goes down? Obviously if you're caught in any act, you'd be charged. But if they open the curtain and you're face down having your back rubbed. Are you detained? Questioned? Without knowing that something illegal is happening in my specific room, is them entering actually an invasion of privacy? Very curious. Not necessarily asking if what they do is legal, as I'm sure some of it is not. Just wondering what actually happened if anyone's experienced it.
I think you are good if your junk isn't fully out and being touched. My guess I s the bs cops were offered DIY and couldn't charge for soliciting so they charged with no massage license. I was pretty lucky I was planning on going yesterday at lunch but work got busy.
[QUOTE=AjfAll;6383875]Question for anyone who's actually been through this. What happens if you're there when a raid goes down? Obviously if you're caught in any act, you'd be charged. But if they open the curtain and you're face down having your back rubbed. Are you detained? Questioned? Without knowing that something illegal is happening in my specific room, is them entering actually an invasion of privacy? Very curious. Not necessarily asking if what they do is legal, as I'm sure some of it is not. Just wondering what actually happened if anyone's experienced it.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=AjfAll;6383867]Sad if true, but I'm not surprised. I was there earlier this week and that is the busiest parlor I have ever been in. There was constant traffic in the door. Exactly the kind of thing a nosy nieghboring business would call in as "suspicious". Then there's the fact that any time a spa has reports of Happiness, seems they are busted soon after.
Unfortunately I did not leave happy, but it sounded like the guy next door did! Either that, or it was literally the best legit massage of his life. Ha.[/QUOTE]It's true. Said they had many complaints so it was suspicious neighbors probably.
[QUOTE=RopeShooter;6383288]18 spa got busted FYI.[/QUOTE]As did Comfort Spa & Hong Kong Spa in Bowling Green.
[QUOTE=NashGuy77;6383904]I think you are good if your junk isn't fully out and being touched. My guess I s the bs cops were offered DIY and couldn't charge for soliciting so they charged with no massage license. I was pretty lucky I was planning on going yesterday at lunch but work got busy.[/QUOTE]You're likely not going to get charged, but you will be "detained" , questioned and have to present I. D.
With your name included in the incident report.
And. You may end up on the 6 o'clock news as you walk out. Nice.