Rants and Stupid shit in Orange County

[QUOTE=HoDough;7212103]I'm not sure about the 15 people in the house, but the raid part of the story seems to be true because the neighbor posted the search warrant that he found inside the house a day later. The search warrant had permission to confiscate all computers, phones, video cams, bed sheets, soiled clothing, safes, all cash, sex toys, and pretty much anything else related to the crime.[/QUOTE]The Reddit, claims about 15 Asians and 2 Caucasians. So, the 15 isn't an exact number.

Too bad, some cities are trading in their Police Blotter and instead offering a crime map instead. By comparison, very generic and not all that useful for seeing details of what is going on in the community.

[QUOTE=OcAmper;7213368]The Reddit, claims about 15 Asians and 2 Caucasians. So, the 15 isn't an exact number.

Too bad, some cities are trading in their Police Blotter and instead offering a crime map instead. By comparison, very generic and not all that useful for seeing details of what is going on in the community.[/QUOTE]The Police report seems to differ wildly from the citizen report. This post seems to imply or mentions only 5 people.

FYI, vBulletin seems to take exception with the URL below, could be the the brackets.

"[URL]https://www.facebook.com/IrvinePD/posts/pfbid0gg2uUJFSi9jU5m4AGCJTnYJgff4jnwvEQTjFGUAiBmQxixWJaXfR3afsiUmiUnjCl?__cft__{tagreplacement1}[/URL].

Don't need those people coming over here, but the link to it is https://www.reddit.com/r/irvine/comments/1j0d2z6/brothel_raid_again_episode_2/ for anyone interested in LE paperwork that may have come from it.

mods, i tried using a URL shortener to keep the other domain from being indexed if someone searched for it and found this, but seems thats not allowed here. please edit if needed.

LE moves pretty quick, warrant signed at 145X, inventory of premises, within 3 hours and 10 minutes, they conducted the search and documented the inventory.

A little surprised, , it moves that quickly.

Who knows, maybe they were staged around the corner, had judge sign and hit it immediately.

[QUOTE=RealSexyPanda;7216770]Don't need those people coming over here, but the link to it is https://www.reddit.com/r/irvine/comments/1j0d2z6/brothel_raid_again_episode_2/ for anyone interested in LE paperwork that may have come from it.

mods, i tried using a URL shortener to keep the other domain from being indexed if someone searched for it and found this, but seems thats not allowed here. please edit if needed.[/QUOTE]Notice that on this search warrant inventory there was cash in several locations, no condoms or any other sexual paraphernalia for that matter.

Lift Her Up.

[QUOTE=OcAmper;7215985]The Police report seems to differ wildly from the citizen report. This post seems to imply or mentions only 5 people.

FYI, vBulletin seems to take exception with the URL below, could be the the brackets.[/QUOTE]Yeah, it wasn't 15 people as originally reported by a Redditor. According to news outlets, it was 4 girls and 1 guy (host). There was a picture of at least 1 White guy handcuffed on the curb, so probably at least 1 customer.

[QUOTE=RealSexyPanda;7216770]Don't need those people coming over here, but the link to it is https://www.reddit.com/r/irvine/comments/1j0d2z6/brothel_raid_again_episode_2/ for anyone interested in LE paperwork that may have come from it.

mods, i tried using a URL shortener to keep the other domain from being indexed if someone searched for it and found this, but seems thats not allowed here. please edit if needed.[/QUOTE]Why would you do this in Irvine? That's like doing it in Arcadia. There's so many places happy to turn a blind eye as long you're buying or ltr a house, support the local economy, etc.

More Info.

[QUOTE=SukijoSeiwaka;7217004]Why would you do this in Irvine? That's like doing it in Arcadia. There's so many places happy to turn a blind eye as long you're buying or ltr a house, support the local economy, etc.[/QUOTE]Irvine and Arcadia have a lot of men with disposable income. Arcadia, in particular have wealthy neighborhoods where some homes are in the $10 mil range. When one gets raided, there's always another one that takes its place. I would definitely stay away from Irvine. A lot of people are now aware and won't hesitate to report if they see anything suspicious.

Time to put this paranoiac prostitute procuring thread to rest, pups.

[QUOTE=HoDough;7217591]Irvine and Arcadia have a lot of men with disposable income. Arcadia, in particular have wealthy neighborhoods where some homes are in the $10 mil range. When one gets raided, there's always another one that takes its place. I would definitely stay away from Irvine. A lot of people are now aware and won't hesitate to report if they see anything suspicious.[/QUOTE]They probably bought the house for $500 k and now its worth $10 M. There are some HE shops in Arcadia so not sure why someone would risk a $10 M house for a scheme like this.

[QUOTE=DarkRoomDaddy;7218391]They probably bought the house for $500 k and now its worth $10 M. There are some HE shops in Arcadia so not sure why someone would risk a $10 M house for a scheme like this.[/QUOTE]I wish $500 k homes went up in value that way. I lot of us would be multi-millionaires by now. Some of these homes are newly built. One that just went on the market is about 12 k sq ft and $12.8 Mil. And I'm not referring to people offering services from these houses. Nobody is stupid enough to risk their mansion for this. I'm referring to the wealthy clientele in the area with lots of extra income to spend. Most Corgs, if they're smart, will rent the property. When the heat gets turned on. E. g, They start noticing unmarked vehicles patrolling, neighbors start complaining, cop shows up at the door due to a complaint, or a monger threatens to report them, they could just easily stop business and rent elsewhere.

[QUOTE=SukijoSeiwaka;7217004]Why would you do this in Irvine? That's like doing it in Arcadia. There's so many places happy to turn a blind eye as long you're buying or ltr a house, support the local economy, etc.[/QUOTE]Because Irvine has a very big Chinese population same with Arcadia.

A lot of Chinese illegals live in Irvine as well and shady warehouses.

[QUOTE=HapaBoy86;7218857]Because Irvine has a very big Chinese population same with Arcadia.

A lot of Chinese illegals live in Irvine as well and shady warehouses.[/QUOTE]From my experience, the FOB Chinese go to San Gabriel and Alhambra. Then as they get some money they go to Hacienda Heights or Roland Heights. Then with more money they go to Chino Hills, Walnut, Irvine, or Arcadia. I sincerely doubt you will find much of our kind of fun in Irvine.

On the other hand, the slightly run down areas like Westminster, Garden Grove, Santa Ana, maybe Tustin, Hacienda Heights.

It was not that long ago that San Gabriel was the Chinese Massage Mecca. You could get an hour of good massage for $15 in an open room or $20 in a closed room. Sadly the city clamped down and all gone. And that's really what drives it. The police and / or city leaders running them out of town. They don't have to do busts and catch a girl with a dick in her mouth. They just don't like the look of masage parlours and assume the worst. So they regulate them out of business to clean up the good image of their city.

Lucky for us, Westminster and Garden Grove have no such pride.

[QUOTE=HoDough;7218768]I wish $500 k homes went up in value that way. I lot of us would be multi-millionaires by now. Some of these homes are newly built. One that just went on the market is about 12 k sq ft and $12.8 Mil. And I'm not referring to people offering services from these houses. Nobody is stupid enough to risk their mansion for this. I'm referring to the wealthy clientele in the area with lots of extra income to spend. Most Corgs, if they're smart, will rent the property. When the heat gets turned on. E. g, They start noticing unmarked vehicles patrolling, neighbors start complaining, cop shows up at the door due to a complaint, or a monger threatens to report them, they could just easily stop business and rent elsewhere.[/QUOTE]I think a lot of houses doubled just in the past 3 years. I knew some people who bought in Arcadia. Maybe 2009 for $1. 2 M. I am not sure if its $12 M now but it was a nice house with a pool. Real estate does not go up the same in all areas. Hot areas might go up 100% while crap areas might go up 10%.

But all of this is somewhat off topic. It does not take that much money to do a little hobby work, and we all have cars and go to where the girls are.