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[QUOTE=Mikajordan420;7659014]What do one do in these situations? Just keep mouth shut and call a lawyer for the rescue?[/QUOTE]Be cordial.

Do not do the whole fuck the cops thing. It does not help. Well, it helped on dude turn a fake 20 into 27 million dollars.

Do not give out information, the police have no power to say, well you are being nice, so we will recommend a d. A. Drop.

If you ask for an attorney, then they are supposed to stop questioning, but they will keep at it and say that again. Under the law, if they get anything out of you AFTER you requested to speak to an attorney and you did not "undo" your demand for counsel, it is inadmissible.

Do not panic. Other than the absolute panda express show this will be if you are married or the fucken mayor, johns are usually diverted at a quite high cost to the john to some kind of sex addict therapy and maybe some community service.

So you will be paying a few grand.

[QUOTE=Slicer4;7659147]Overland (near rose) was completely dark last night.[/QUOTE]Seems like that is essential at 33** overland.

I am sure the owner of C9 had something to do with that. Those two owners have been feuding longer than hatfields and mccoys.

[QUOTE=Mikajordan420;7659014]What do one do in these situations? Just keep mouth shut and call a lawyer for the rescue?[/QUOTE]Although I have no education in law, nor any direct experience in this area.

Seems like the safest choice is to simply invoke your right to representation and leave it at that. I'd guess, there is nothing you can say to better your outcome, unless you know the top people in the organization, Even at that, talking to the street cops, who might promise the moon, and only be able to deliver nothing at all, you are better off invoking rather than hoping your measily story holds any kind of water in the vessel.

Only my guessistimation, why would cops have the ability to offer anything at all? When the prosecution holds all the cards?

While it might be uncomfortable, hold out until you have an actual deal, something in writing.

Anything else, is likely to be viewed as an invalid deal, and what you offered is now already out there.

[QUOTE=Calorie;7659608]Seems like that is essential at 33** overland.

I am sure the owner of C9 had something to do with that. Those two owners have been feuding longer than hatfields and mccoys.[/QUOTE]I visited Essential a few weeks back and it was meh, with an older provider. And I wasn't the only one with a less-than-stellar experience there. So I'm pretty sure their service level was insufficient to keep the lights on.

You seem obsessed with Amy. She isn't even in California anymore and hasn't been a parlor ownder for months. Did she laugh at your mighty sword or something?

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[QUOTE=CumSquat;7660997][URL]https://apple.news/AbYOFvQ0uSge9RzbcaWVe_w[/URL][/QUOTE]That place is known to public as streetwalker central, I guess the PD needs a public statement of they are still doing something.

[QUOTE=OcAmper;7659743]Although I have no education in law, nor any direct experience in this area.

Seems like the safest choice is to simply invoke your right to representation and leave it at that. I'd guess, there is nothing you can say to better your outcome, unless you know the top people in the organization, Even at that, talking to the street cops, who might promise the moon, and only be able to deliver nothing at all, you are better off invoking rather than hoping your measily story holds any kind of water in the vessel.

Only my guessistimation, why would cops have the ability to offer anything at all? When the prosecution holds all the cards?

While it might be uncomfortable, hold out until you have an actual deal, something in writing.

Anything else, is likely to be viewed as an invalid deal, and what you offered is now already out there.[/QUOTE]Not looking forward for similar topic poping up in OC soon.

[QUOTE=BigBadNut;7659509]My understanding is that they need evidence.

1) you are in the wrong place.

2) If they arrest you and you have said NOTHING then like a DUI nothing can be used against you.

3) Prob best if they press that you repeat "if I am being arrested then I wan to call my attorney".

I am not a legal expert like chat got but I'm going on past experiences of others. Maybe some OGs can shed some light on this.[/QUOTE]This was posted 14 years ago. It's still the best advice around. Invest the 47 minutes to watch this now to save you from what could be months or years in prison later.

[URL]https://youtu.be/d-7o9xYp7eE?si=0_UgeKrDDlxYfVFm[/URL]

[QUOTE=SecondLove;7662262]This was posted 14 years ago. It's still the best advice around. Invest the 47 minutes to watch this now to save you from what could be months or years in prison later.

[URL]https://youtu.be/d-7o9xYp7eE?si=0_UgeKrDDlxYfVFm[/URL][/QUOTE]This is a great video. I had my teens watch this as well. I'd recommend everyone watch.

[QUOTE=SecondLove;7662262]This was posted 14 years ago. It's still the best advice around. Invest the 47 minutes to watch this now to save you from what could be months or years in prison later.

[URL]https://youtu.be/d-7o9xYp7eE?si=0_UgeKrDDlxYfVFm[/URL][/QUOTE]Wow, thank you for this, 100% studying this video for those just in case situation.

Thank you for the overwhelming assistance with the community, this topic has been on my mind for a while, granted I've only been hitting up the AMP scene for only a month or 2, with what the review portion recommended. Not yet able to pick out a way to do a review yet since most places I been had been heavily reviewed several times over, granted some of them have a bit more fluff than what it is but it is what it is sometimes with reports.