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[QUOTE=OliverTwist]Super 8 motel "formerly the boston motel" details on [url]http://www.wickedlocal.com/weymouth/news/police_and_fire/x560281351/Police-charge-woman-with-prostitution[/url].[/QUOTE]That's why I like to take my chances in the car or at a place I know to be safe. With all the front desk personnel taking notes nowadays seems like some back seat, dark lot shit is not that bad.
B.B.
[QUOTE=OliverTwist]Super 8 motel "formerly the boston motel" details on [url]http://www.wickedlocal.com/weymouth/news/police_and_fire/x560281351/Police-charge-woman-with-prostitution[/url].[/QUOTE]
They're both idiots, there's no way the cops could have proven anything in court.
Operation Community Trust” Improves Quality
of Life for Blue Hill Ave. Residents
In response to ongoing community complaints from residents of the Blue Hill Ave. and Grove Hall area about prostitution and other quality of life issues, officers from District B-2 (Roxbury) and Probation Officers from Roxbury District Court conducted Operation Community Trust to address some of the regular complaints which primarily deal with prostitution, drug use and drug dealing.
During this operation, plain-clothes officers were flagged down by the below noted suspects and offered sex in exchange for monetary compensation and subsequently arrested for Prostitution: Soliciting Sex for a Fee.
1. V, 43, of Boston
2. N, 18, of Dorchester
3. L, 54, of Boston
4. P, 49, of Dorchester
5. S, 37, of Boston
6. M, 44, of Jamaica Plain
7. B, 36, of Mattapan
8. M, 38, of Dorchester
The suspects will appear at Roxbury District Court on Monday, September 22, 2008 to answer to these charges.
The cops were flagged down??????
[QUOTE=Rito1]Operation Community Trust” Improves Quality
of Life for Blue Hill Ave. Residents
In response to ongoing community complaints from residents of the Blue Hill Ave. and Grove Hall area about prostitution and other quality of life issues, officers from District B-2 (Roxbury) and Probation Officers from Roxbury District Court conducted Operation Community Trust to address some of the regular complaints which primarily deal with prostitution, drug use and drug dealing.
During this operation, plain-clothes officers were flagged down by the below noted suspects and offered sex in exchange for monetary compensation and subsequently arrested for Prostitution: Soliciting Sex for a Fee.
1. V, 43, of Boston
2. N, 18, of Dorchester
3. L, 54, of Boston
4. P, 49, of Dorchester
5. S, 37, of Boston
6. M, 44, of Jamaica Plain
7. B, 36, of Mattapan
8. M, 38, of Dorchester
The suspects will appear at Roxbury District Court on Monday, September 22, 2008 to answer to these charges.
The cops were flagged down??????[/QUOTE]
The undercover cops were....Yeah,unfuckingbelievable huh?
An accused john was collared after his female companion ratted him out as a regular customer, police report.
XXXXXXXXXX of Dorchester was pulled over around 6:20 p.m. Wednesday for an inspection sticker violation, when his female passenger began spewing obscenities at the officer, prompting a call for back up, according to a police report.
The woman informed the officers that not only did XXXX know her, he was one of her regulars, according to police.
XXXX was charged with sex for a fee.
[QUOTE=MeatMan]An accused john was collared after his female companion ratted him out as a regular customer, police report.
XXXXXXXXXX of Dorchester was pulled over around 6:20 p.m. Wednesday for an inspection sticker violation, when his female passenger began spewing obscenities at the officer, prompting a call for back up, according to a police report.
The woman informed the officers that not only did XXXX know her, he was one of her regulars, according to police.
XXXX was charged with sex for a fee.[/QUOTE]The only thing that stupid crack did was expose herself and also jam up the guy for the moment.Unless they see an exchange for money they will have nada on the guy.
Worst thing is his name is in the press, and the ruination of his reputation.
All over a piece of tail,Hardly worth the risk.
B.B.
A reminder that the woman aren't the only ones taking risks!
Related Link: [url]http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2008/10/11/canton_woman_charged[/url]...
The report I gave on the d&L parking lot incident was not a sting.The gal was not what I would consider a plant,they were just two people with some sort of issue.
Seems funny they were on a known street and separated with all the manpower for some civil drama.
B.B.
this isn't a sting but i want to post it here because it will be used in stings and it won't get as buried in this thread as it will in other threads:
here's an interesting twist to the "new and improved" cl. the new cl includes new le only search tools that they say is to help track down "exploited children and victims of human trafficking" which is a blanket phrase that means "everyone". finding and helping the ****d and exploited is great but that's not the only thing they'll use it for.
obviously the content of the ad that we can all see and search ourselves isn't what the search tools search so they must be getting ip info, phone numbers associated with cl accounts or credit card info and who knows what else.
"by o’ryan johnson
sunday, november 9, 2008
bowing to a challenge from the connecticut attorney general’s office, the popular web site craigslist.org last week unveiled new search tools for use by law enforcement aimed at helping track down exploited children and victims of human trafficking.
more than two years ago, in response to a herald inquiry, jim buckmaster, ceo of craigslist.org, said illegal activity on the site is best handled by the craigslist community, which flags inappropriate advertisers.
but this week the site announced a partnership with 40 state attorneys general that will help track hookers who moved from the street to the information superhighway by requiring working telephone numbers and credit card payments. that information, on request, will be handed to law enforcement, buckmaster said.
“they never threatened us, they challenged us to do better,” buckmaster said. “that started a series of discussions and face-to-face meetings with them and ags.”
buckmaster said they were never threatened with legal action or promised any protection from law enforcement. he said as part of the agreement, the site created a new search engine with tools accessible only by law enforcement and the national center for missing and exploited children.
“we’re providing specialized searches . . . to use for identifying and locating exploited and missing minors, and trafficked persons,” buckmaster said. “talking to them has been very fruitful in determining how we could help them in their important work and creating tools for their search interfaces.”
he said all law enforcement has access to the new tools, including massachusetts, which refused to sign on to the partnership.
a spokeswoman for state attorney general martha coakley said her office rarely investigates prostitution on craigslist.org.
those cases tend to be handled by local law enforcement and district attorneys, she said.
[url]http://news.bostonherald.com/news/regional/view/2008_11_09_craigslist_search_to_help_cops_fight_crime/[/url]
That was the real name of the extortionist.
He he happens to also be the maiden name of a soon-to-be-first lady.
[QUOTE=Shamrock5]A reminder that the woman aren't the only ones taking risks!
Related Link: [url]http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2008/10/11/canton_woman_charged[/url]...[/QUOTE]
This is from B.P.D. news
On-Line Prostitution Lands One in Jail
Pursuant to a Craigslist posting, the Boston Police Human Trafficking Unit conducted an investigation into sexual exploitation.
As a result of information received, an officer working in an undercover capacity contacted an advertisement under Boston Craigslist for erotic services. The undercover officer spoke to a female voice over the phone who in exchange for cash offered sexual services and set up an appointment with the undercover to meet her at 39 Deering Rd. in Mattapan. After setting the appointment with the female over the phone, several other conversations took place during which the time, place and services were confirmed with the same female voice.
At the established time, the undercover officer arrived at 39 Deering Rd. and called the previously established number, which was picked up by the same female who told the officer that she was across the street. The undercover officer walked across the street and met the female in front of 40 Deering Road. The undercover approached the suspect at which point the suspect asked, “Are you a cop?” The undercover officer answered yes and displayed his badge. Officers again called the number they had been calling all day and it rang to the suspect’s phone.
The suspect, Sara *****, 20, of Fall River was arrested and charged with Prostitution.
watch out!!!!!! just saw this in the Ledger online. I had been there earlier but now I won't return.
[url]http://www.patriotledger.com/news/x2114181145/Prostitution-charges-filed-after-two-sting-operations-in-Quincy[/url]
[QUOTE=Rito1]This is from B.P.D. news
On-Line Prostitution Lands One in Jail
Pursuant to a Craigslist posting, the Boston Police Human Trafficking Unit conducted an investigation into sexual exploitation.......[/QUOTE]
...I wonder how many of us have run into providers and had the feeling that they were enslaved? I know it happens, but wonder what is the real split between voluntary and involuntary. Is Human Trafficking a new route to "probable cause" - whether valid or not?
at least nationally some children were taken out of harms way. of course they shouldn't have been put into danger the first time. those who do it should be taken out and shot but that is only my opinion. however the vast majority including those listed here were not ****.
[url]http://www.dailynewstranscript.com/news/x1739334186/police-conduct-sex-sting?popular=true[/url]
norwood — local, county, state and federal police on friday arrested four women on prostitution charges and two men who officers say are involved with them on other charges.
law enforcement officials from several agencies friday answered several suggestive advertisements in unspecified media outlets and, as a result, made the arrests.
police arrested mellissa , 23, of hyde park, sharnita , 21, of boston, and crystalee, 23 of dorchester, and charged them them with sexual conduct for a fee.
ashesha, 26, of roslindale, was picked up on a warrant of sexual conduct for a fee.
during the investigation, police seized several cell phones, a gps unit, two laptop computers and cash, according to a norwood police department press release.
police spokesman yesterday declined to say where in town the arrests took place, saying representatives of the site were uninvolved with the alleged criminal activity and cooperated fully with police.
"the location is innocent in all of this," "some of these things happen in norwood because of our location, i think - right next to (interstate) 95 and (rte.) 128."
the arrests came as part of a three-day nationwide effort to pluck children out of the world of prostitution. the federal bureau of investigation's web site says the work led to the "recovery" of 48 children and the arrest of 571 people. the fbi site thanks many local police departments, including norwood's, for participating in the effort.
the nationwide campaign can be traced to the federal bureau's innocence lost initiative, a program begun in 2003 that combines the work of the fbi, the department of justice's child exploitation section and the national center for missing and exploited children.
according to the fbi, these groups have worked successfully to rescue over 575 children since the initiative's inception. investigations have successfully led to the conviction of more than 300 people who exploit children through prostitution.
I saw an ad for a 3 day sting with 11 arrests (I think) that is going to air Monday night at 11pm. It's a special report by johnathan Hall.