News and Media Reports

**BenDhover** · 02-10-23 23:36

Originally Posted by Derilious89 [View Original Post]

I broadly agree with your sentiment but we all do need to remember that real sex trafficking and slavery does happen. There are documented cases of women being coerced into the sex trade, withheld wages, etc. It's more prevalent in the cheaper ACS / LCS locations and much less likely in the upscale agencies. That's why we should all place some premium on ensuring that we are frequenting places that don't engage in those types of practices (and if you get a whiff of it, don't frequent them again).

Cute. Written after you blow your load on the floor of an ACS.

**Derilious89** · 02-09-23 17:35

Originally Posted by TheDrowned [View Original Post]

Yes, these ladies are victims of sex trafficking. Which is why after working a grueling 11 hour shift at the massage parlor they drift out, tired and weary.

Into their brand new 2023 Lexus RX and head home for the night.

I broadly agree with your sentiment but we all do need to remember that real sex trafficking and slavery does happen. There are documented cases of women being coerced into the sex trade, withheld wages, etc. It's more prevalent in the cheaper ACS / LCS locations and much less likely in the upscale agencies. That's why we should all place some premium on ensuring that we are frequenting places that don't engage in those types of practices (and if you get a whiff of it, don't frequent them again).

**TravlinMonger** · 02-09-23 13:56

I have been mongering for many years, I have a long term friendship with a MT, who has worked to get her MT license and in fact is now a United Stares citizen. She in fact loaned me money of which is being paid back. I have also had a long term relationship, love -hate with an MT who no matter what stays with hr husband although they never see each other, he tracks her movements every day and she gives him all the money, the business makes. She has in fact taken him to court for abuse but she remains in the same situation. There is a culture aspect to these girls working, we will never understand. I know for a fact, making money to send home o China for relatives to raise their as in the MTs kid, kids is very common. Some single girls are strictly here for the money to go back to China,very well off. There are thousands of AMP across the USA and more everyday. Most shops, stay low key and stay open for ever. When owners get greedy and own numerous shops, they create attention for taxes. I know a cop who said, most localities don't care about rub and tugs. I don't know the answers about trafficking but many women are willing to sacrifice their freedom to feed their families back home. So the question always is, are we hurting or helping them,Well if the government seems fit to let them open and never really treat them like other businesses, who are we to question,go and have fun. As a note,nail shops and Chinese restaurnts exploit their workers also.

**TheDrowned** · 02-09-23 13:27

Originally Posted by RickNva [View Original Post]

Agree with your assessment. For years I've wondered why the girls at Asian restaurants, especially buffet types are constantly changing? Plus, their demeanor and interaction with customers suggests they are too scared (or disciplined) to become friends with anyone.

Let's hope they'll go after these better, more productive targets and allow us to enjoy a good massage.

Do we ever hear about the aftermath of these Chinese immigrants that are "rescued" from this so called trafficking? If LEO sees himself as the main character; the so called hero in this story. Who goes after the AMP raid boss and frees these Asian house elves from their shackles. What happens to them? Are they really free from the tendrils of us monstrous mongers? Now that their sole source of income is ripped from their hands. Do they use this freedom to go find a job as an undocumented worker that speaks little to no English? Will LEO give them a minimum wage job as a bagger at a grocery store? Maybe allow them to go on to teach our children in schools? Or do they just get deported back to China, the very hell they sacrificed everything to escape from? Or pushed out onto the streets and left to wither away?

I'm genuinely asking because I do not know, is there a system in place to protect these girls like the media narrative wants you to believe? To me it plays out like the nightmare before Christmas, where jack wants to be the hero Santa and "save" Christmastown only to leave it in horrific ruin with his twisted sense of heroism. Any monger who has dreamed at an AMP know the ladies don't fear us. They fear the cops. Why is that? Aren't they the good guys?

Yes, these ladies are victims of sex trafficking. Which is why after working a grueling 11 hour shift at the massage parlor they drift out, tired and weary.

Into their brand new 2023 Lexus RX and head home for the night.

**Member #6802** · 02-09-23 09:35

Originally Posted by ThrobbinWood [View Original Post]

As I read this article, I notice a different narrative. It talks slightly about sex trafficking but really is an article about "labor trafficking" and it calls out many industries from restaurants to landscapers. Is it possible that the focus will shift away from AMPs since the human trafficking aspect doesn't seem to pan out all that well after a bust. Maybe AMP's aren't really a high value target after all. Has anyone else read about this new "labor trafficking" problem?

Agree with your assessment. For years I've wondered why the girls at Asian restaurants, especially buffet types are constantly changing? Plus, their demeanor and interaction with customers suggests they are too scared (or disciplined) to become friends with anyone.

Let's hope they'll go after these better, more productive targets and allow us to enjoy a good massage.

**ThrobbinWood** · 02-09-23 08:26

Originally Posted by Figrindan [View Original Post]

https://wtop.com/virginia/2023/02/vi...n-trafficking/

Or if not afraid, just be aware.

As I read this article, I notice a different narrative. It talks slightly about sex trafficking but really is an article about "labor trafficking" and it calls out many industries from restaurants to landscapers. Is it possible that the focus will shift away from AMPs since the human trafficking aspect doesn't seem to pan out all that well after a bust. Maybe AMP's aren't really a high value target after all. Has anyone else read about this new "labor trafficking" problem?

**Tom McAn** · 02-09-23 01:18

Originally Posted by LoveDemAzn [View Original Post]

You are right, it come down to who sitting in the office. Even the chief of police and the county sheriff. That why I try to avoid AMP that heavily advertised. The main thing is noisy neighbors. If I see anyone standing or walking around. I wait in the car till they leave and always check your surrounding. But I don't think Nova will do any serious crack down unless you got Karens in the area.

Don't forget this is an election year, not only for the General Assembly but for local offices such as board of supervisors, sheriff, and Commonwealth's Attorney. I wouldn't be surprised if there are crackdowns ahead of June's primaries in order to give the impression that local officials are doing something about "trafficking," whether or not any actual trafficking is taking place. Yes, there should be prosecutions of anyone forcing providers to be in the business against their will, but politicians and our least favorite uncle like to slap the "trafficking" label on consenting adults activity simply because an exchange of money is involved.

**Member #6802** · 02-08-23 13:31

Originally Posted by LoveDemAzn [View Original Post]

That why I try to avoid AMP that heavily advertised.

Good point. According to Fox News report, the arrest and raid on AMP they did this week was because it was heavily advertised with pictures of scantily dressed girls.

**LoveDemAzn** · 02-08-23 12:15

Originally Posted by TomMcAn [View Original Post]

That's definitely a situation of which we need to be aware. It remains to be seen what, if any, legislation will be passed by this year's General Assembly session and sent to the governor. Yesterday was "crossover day," the halfway point of the session where legislation not passed by one house and sent to the other is considered dead for the year. (Budget bills are exempt from this deadline.) The key question here is whether the commission's recommendations were received in time for legislation to be introduced this year. Of course, such legislation could come up if a special session is called later this year.

Another thing to keep in mind: control of the General Assembly is divided. The GOP controls the House; Democrats control the Senate. Any bill which doesn't have bipartisan support will likely not advance.

So carry on, but be aware and read or listen to any news relevant to the hobby. At this time, I'm more concerned about potential local crackdowns.

You are right, it come down to who sitting in the office. Even the chief of police and the county sheriff. That why I try to avoid AMP that heavily advertised. The main thing is noisy neighbors. If I see anyone standing or walking around. I wait in the car till they leave and always check your surrounding. But I don't think Nova will do any serious crack down unless you got Karens in the area.

**Tom McAn** · 02-08-23 11:23

Originally Posted by Figrindan [View Original Post]

https://wtop.com/virginia/2023/02/vi...n-trafficking/

Or if not afraid, just be aware.

That's definitely a situation of which we need to be aware. It remains to be seen what, if any, legislation will be passed by this year's General Assembly session and sent to the governor. Yesterday was "crossover day," the halfway point of the session where legislation not passed by one house and sent to the other is considered dead for the year. (Budget bills are exempt from this deadline.) The key question here is whether the commission's recommendations were received in time for legislation to be introduced this year. Of course, such legislation could come up if a special session is called later this year.

Another thing to keep in mind: control of the General Assembly is divided. The GOP controls the House; Democrats control the Senate. Any bill which doesn't have bipartisan support will likely not advance.

So carry on, but be aware and read or listen to any news relevant to the hobby. At this time, I'm more concerned about potential local crackdowns.

**DMV Average Joe** · 02-08-23 09:43

Originally Posted by Derilious89 [View Original Post]

Generally the Agencies are safer since they are not the target of these investigations; the ACS and LCS places are more likely to traffic in the negative way. The agencies only get hit when they do super stupid things like LF did a few years (ignored the multiple warnings / notifications /"begging to stop" that the apartment management was sending them telling them that neighbors were complaining about all the dudes going in and out) or, I'm assuming on this one, don't grease the wheels. But yeah, it's definitely good to be safe.

Also, remember that people voted for this. You may not think it, but voting can actually help your hobbying since you can avoid the virtue signaling puritans that pass these edicts and push this trash rather than governing for real. So just remember, next time you vote, think with your big head so you can spend some time thinking with your little head in peace.

Just FYI.

https://www.fox5dc.com/news/63-year-...a-in-rockville

**Figrindan** · 02-07-23 16:25

https://wtop.com/virginia/2023/02/vi...n-trafficking/

Or if not afraid, just be aware.

**Member #6802** · 02-07-23 09:00

Saw this on Fox morning news. Caught tail end (no pun intended) so looked it up on their website.

https://www.fox5dc.com/news/63-year-...a-in-rockville

Although arrest made across the river, Northern Virginia was mentioned:

"Human trafficking on the rise in the DMV.

Brand new numbers on human trafficking in 2022 show there were more than 148,000 online ads for sex services places in a 50-mile radius of Reston, Virginia. FOX 5's Adrienne DiPiazza spoke to a local nonprofit using technology in Northern Virginia to rescue people. ".

After recent LEO activity in Spotsylvania, it appears some groups have caught the attention of our Justice system.

Be safe and be smart. I'm too new to the hobby to recognize the obvious tell-tale signs of how to I'd the legit ones from the "Ray Charles obvious" shaddy ones. I can only offer "trust your gut feelings. ".

**DogBert25** · 01-20-23 11:07

Some bad news from USA Today:

https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/ne...e/10392339002/

**TheDrowned** · 01-19-23 13:56

It brings me much joy whenever I uncover juicy tabloids like these that point out the foolish irony with the boys in blue, who as it turns out are just as degenerate if not more so than we mongers.

https://www.narcity.com/tennessee-police-sex-scandal-officer-fired-wild-affairs-6-colleagues

https://www.wsmv.com/2023/01/18/tenn...outputType=amp

Couldn't read the article without a wicked grin on my face and a nice little belly buster.

The TLDR for those who don't want to read the link. It turns out that the department essentially had an officer on payroll whose only career skill was to be a fleshlight to the other officers on duty. She was a married women and the article goes into detail about how she was involved in several patrol car accidents and overall generally pretty bad at the job, but was only ever suspended with pay. During the night shift they would all take turns fucking her while at work. Sending lewd photos to one another and dishing out blow jobs and every form of debauchery you could imagine, hold the massage. It was confirmed that this sex scandal was going on for the past couple years with at least 5 officers (tho I wouldn't be surprised if she was shared with whole department, and just the 5 are taking the fall) There's actually one or two officers who confirmed they were apart of this sex scandal who were in fact not fired and will be suspended, WITH PAY, and returning to duty in just a few short days.

The very same boys in blue who depict us mongers as monsters that (falsely) promote sex trafficking. Welcome to America. Home of the free. With liberty and corruption for all.