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[QUOTE=MrHobbyist;4096783]I'm all for reducing the amount of human trafficking and certainly for eliminating as much underage prostitution as possible. But "authorities" never ever stop there. If this works, expect the no-tel business to dri-up considerably. I for one will stay away just to avoid the risk of cooperative stings.[/QUOTE]I am with you here on all counts. After the no-tel business dries up they will set their sights on the MP's. The sex police and their enablers never sleep. Too much political collateral to be gained.

[URL]https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna955706[/URL]

Not saying she didn't pay her debt to society but the way celebrities and the media paints her as the victim rubs me wrong.

Saw this today on the news. Known girls in Clayton County luring guys in and robbing them. They also bodied a few guys in Upton County, GA.

Be careful out there fellow mongers.

[QUOTE=JusTheTip;4097373][URL]https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna955706[/URL]

Not saying she didn't pay her debt to society but the way celebrities and the media paints her as the victim rubs me wrong.[/QUOTE]How the hell is it wrong? She was a 16 year old kid that was being sex trafficked and killed the dude to get away from it. The hell kinda logic is this? If she wasn't the victim who was? The dude that was selling a 16 year old??

[QUOTE=LowKey69;4097977]How the hell is it wrong? She was a 16 year old kid that was being sex trafficked and killed the dude to get away from it. The hell kinda logic is this? If she wasn't the victim who was? The dude that was selling a 16 year old??[/QUOTE]She killed the monger paying her for sex. Not the guy trafficking her.

[blue]I want to fight against this as well at first but the monger paying for her was raping her. Yeah statutory rape is a good thing, grown men shouldn't be fucking kids. According to the law she was being raped, she had every right to defend herself. If the guy had been caught fucking her he would have had no defense. He would have gone down for rape, end of story.

They need to let her out. You can't say that a guy has no defense against the being a rapist for fucking her and at the same time saying she has no right to defend herself against being raped. It's gotta be one way or the other.

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[QUOTE=LowKey69;4097977]How the hell is it wrong? She was a 16 year old kid that was being sex trafficked and killed the dude to get away from it. The hell kinda logic is this? If she wasn't the victim who was? The dude that was selling a 16 year old??[/QUOTE]Lowkey69 a lot of articles fail to mention some details about this story like the guy she killed wasn't her pimp it was a john who picked her up at a sonic restaurant, she lied and told him she was 18 and.

He took her back to his house and while he was sleeping she took out her gun she had with her and shot him in the back of the head while he slept and stole his wallet and his truck and picked up her 24 year old.

Pimp / boyfriend named (cut throat) and they came back to the (DEAD) john's house and robbed him of his guns and other stuff and then they went shopping at Walmart and sold off the stuff they stole and this isn't the only time she has been busted by the cops she has a record as well so I wouldn't count her as a angel its just a sad case all around.

[QUOTE=TrillBoi69;4098245]Lowkey69 a lot of articles fail to mention some details about this story like the guy she killed wasn't her pimp it was a john who picked her up at a sonic restaurant, she lied and told him she was 18 and.

He took her back to his house and while he was sleeping she took out her gun she had with her and shot him in the back of the head while he slept and stole his wallet and his truck and picked up her 24 year old.

Pimp / boyfriend named (cut throat) and they came back to the (DEAD) john's house and robbed him of his guns and other stuff and then they went shopping at Walmart and sold off the stuff they stole and this isn't the only time she has been busted by the cops she has a record as well so I wouldn't count her as a angel its just a sad case all around.[/QUOTE]Do you have a source for further reading?

[QUOTE=TrillBoi69;4098245]Lowkey69 a lot of articles fail to mention some details about this story like the guy she killed wasn't her pimp it was a john who picked her up at a sonic restaurant, she lied and told him she was 18 and.

He took her back to his house and while he was sleeping she took out her gun she had with her and shot him in the back of the head while he slept and stole his wallet and his truck and picked up her 24 year old.

Pimp / boyfriend named (cut throat) and they came back to the (DEAD) john's house and robbed him of his guns and other stuff and then they went shopping at Walmart and sold off the stuff they stole and this isn't the only time she has been busted by the cops she has a record as well so I wouldn't count her as a angel its just a sad case all around.[/QUOTE]That's the story I read, too. Cept her pimp 'Cut' went by 'Kut' and Quartez gunned him down a year later. Brown claimed self defense but Trick was found shot dead in his bed, on his back with hands folded behind his head. Killed in his sleep. 'Brown admitted to stealing Allen's cash and property and expressed her intention to pawn the stolen rifles. During the interview, Brown denied that she was a prostitute and denied having sex with the victim. Rather, she said that she went from "place to place" in an attempt to find people who would provide her with food and shelter. Prosecutors ultimately took the stance that Brown had not been in danger and that she'd murdered Allen in order to steal from him.' Remember that face, she'll be popping up on list crawler soon.

[QUOTE=JusTheTip;4097373][URL]https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna955706[/URL]

Not saying she didn't pay her debt to society but the way celebrities and the media paints her as the victim rubs me wrong.[/QUOTE]She's getting out because she was technically raped because she was under 18 and the law where this happened says under 18 is statutory rape. This is what matters. Really hate to say this but this is the right thing to do.

[QUOTE=JusTheTip;4097373][URL]https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna955706[/URL]

Not saying she didn't pay her debt to society but the way celebrities and the media paints her as the victim rubs me wrong.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=LowKey69;4097977]How the hell is it wrong? She was a 16 year old kid that was being sex trafficked and killed the dude to get away from it. The hell kinda logic is this? If she wasn't the victim who was? The dude that was selling a 16 year old??[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Hatch7508;4098108]She killed the monger paying her for sex. Not the guy trafficking her.

[blue]I want to fight against this as well at first but the monger paying for her was raping her. Yeah statutory rape is a good thing, grown men shouldn't be fucking kids. According to the law she was being raped, she had every right to defend herself. If the guy had been caught fucking her he would have had no defense. He would have gone down for rape, end of story.

They need to let her out. You can't say that a guy has no defense against the being a rapist for fucking her and at the same time saying she has no right to defend herself against being raped. It's gotta be one way or the other.

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[QUOTE=AaronHamlet;4098485]That's the story I read, too. Cept her pimp 'Cut' went by 'Kut' and Quartez gunned him down a year later. Brown claimed self defense but Trick was found shot dead in his bed, on his back with hands folded behind his head. Killed in his sleep. 'Brown admitted to stealing Allen's cash and property and expressed her intention to pawn the stolen rifles. During the interview, Brown denied that she was a prostitute and denied having sex with the victim. Rather, she said that she went from "place to place" in an attempt to find people who would provide her with food and shelter. Prosecutors ultimately took the stance that Brown had not been in danger and that she'd murdered Allen in order to steal from him.' Remember that face, she'll be popping up on list crawler soon.[/QUOTE]Well if she kills again after she gets out, then those 15 years she did didn't make her change. She will get life or death if she kills again.

[QUOTE=Zipper34;4098528]She's getting out because she was technically raped because she was under 18 and the law where this happened says under 18 is statutory rape. This is what matters. Really hate to say this but this is the right thing to do.[/QUOTE]There was no sex. https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.tennessean.com/amp/2503198002

I think maybe she has served enough time and is rehibilitated but as the detective put it

"First and foremost, Cyntoia Brown did not commit this murder because she was a child sex slave as her advocates would like you to believe. Cyntoia Brown's motive for murdering Johnny Allen in his sleep was robbery."

[QUOTE=LacroixPapi;4098414]Do you have a source for further reading?[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/crime/2019/01/08/cyntoia-brown-clemency-case-letter-haslam/2513091002/[/URL]

[QUOTE=AaronHamlet;4098485]That's the story I read, too. Cept her pimp 'Cut' went by 'Kut' and Quartez gunned him down a year later. Brown claimed self defense but Trick was found shot dead in his bed, on his back with hands folded behind his head. Killed in his sleep. 'Brown admitted to stealing Allen's cash and property and expressed her intention to pawn the stolen rifles. During the interview, Brown denied that she was a prostitute and denied having sex with the victim. Rather, she said that she went from "place to place" in an attempt to find people who would provide her with food and shelter. Prosecutors ultimately took the stance that Brown had not been in danger and that she'd murdered Allen in order to steal from him.' Remember that face, she'll be popping up on list crawler soon.[/QUOTE]I believe in redemption and rehibilitation. I pray that she uses her new found freedom and celebrity for a greater social good. You can have the opinion that the criminal justice system was unfair to her and initially punished her disproportionately due to race, poverty and other factors, at the same time acknowledged her crimes and sympathize with her victim. It's a damn shame that people get so invested in one side that they don't allow for nuanced evaluation of facts.

[QUOTE=JusTheTip;4097373][URL]https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna955706[/URL]

Not saying she didn't pay her debt to society but the way celebrities and the media paints her as the victim rubs me wrong.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=JusTheTip;4098932]There was no sex. https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.tennessean.com/amp/2503198002

I think maybe she has served enough time and is rehibilitated but as the detective put it

"First and foremost, Cyntoia Brown did not commit this murder because she was a child sex slave as her advocates would like you to believe. Cyntoia Brown's motive for murdering Johnny Allen in his sleep was robbery."[/QUOTE]They are letting her out because they are taking her word that she was raped by the guy, and I'm not talking about her being raped like she was under 18. Her age and her history back then is playing a part in her getting out. I believe some people deserve a second chance under special circumstances, and this girl is getting that second chance. Her being an international news story is a good thing for her because she is getting lots of support to get out. It also means that is she kills again everybody is going to know about it. She will not have it easy when she gets out, that's for sure.

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If you must spew this red/blue hate there is a thread for it called American Politics During the Trump Administration.

Before you call us snowflakes, the guy who set this forum up is way, way, WAY more red leaning than you could possibly be and it was his idea to keep the partisan shit separate from the pussy.

If you want to talk about the issue you are as welcomed to do so as the rest of these guys but if your idea of political discourse is "those guys fucking suck" then put that on one of the fight thread.

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[QUOTE=JusTheTip;4098957]I believe in redemption and rehibilitation. I pray that she uses her new found freedom and celebrity for a greater social good. You can have the opinion that the criminal justice system was unfair to her and initially punished her disproportionately due to race, poverty and other factors, at the same time acknowledged her crimes and sympathize with her victim. It's a damn shame that people get so invested in one side that they don't allow for nuanced evaluation of facts.[/QUOTE]I honestly was, when I first read about this I thought, ok it was a middle aged putanero of course they will let her go.

Her skirts weren't clean, no way in hell they were and at the end of the day, the guy was fucking an underage girl. She can say she's of age but at 16 it was probably pretty clear she wasn't or close enough that I think it's reasonable to ask for ID. Before you guys scoff at the ID thing, if I was attracted to barely legal chicks (I'm not but if I was) I for damn sure would be looking to see ID. I would want to know for sure for sure that I was only committing the misdemeanor crime of solicitation not the felony crime of solicitation of a minor. Doesn't even matter what Georgia law is on that, Federal law makes it a felony for a US citizen to do that anywhere in the world.

[QUOTE=Admin2;4099900]I honestly was, when I first read about this I thought, ok it was a middle aged putanero of course they will let her go.

Her skirts weren't clean, no way in hell they were and at the end of the day, the guy was fucking an underage girl. She can say she's of age but at 16 it was probably pretty clear she wasn't or close enough that I think it's reasonable to ask for ID. Before you guys scoff at the ID thing, if I was attracted to barely legal chicks (I'm not but if I was) I for damn sure would be looking to see ID. I would want to know for sure for sure that I was only committing the misdemeanor crime of solicitation not the felony crime of solicitation of a minor. Doesn't even matter what Georgia law is on that, Federal law makes it a felony for a US citizen to do that anywhere in the world.[/QUOTE]I agree that mongers should always do their diligence to insure the providers are adults but that doesn't justify losing ones life. We have this archaic notion in this country that committing a Felony makes you deserving death. I hear it from the right when they justify unarmed black men getting shot by police, I hear it from the left pertaining to sexual predators. Meanwhile in Europe mass murders live separate from society in one bedroom apartments with creature comforts and can rejoin society in 60 years if they prove they are no longer a threat. That method of punishment and rehabilitation doesn't adequately scratch my revenge bone but it damn sure promotes are more secure and stable society. In other words let's be like Norway and not Saudi Arabia.

[QUOTE=Admin2;4099900]I honestly was, when I first read about this I thought, ok it was a middle aged putanero of course they will let her go.

Her skirts weren't clean, no way in hell they were and at the end of the day, the guy was fucking an underage girl. She can say she's of age but at 16 it was probably pretty clear she wasn't or close enough that I think it's reasonable to ask for ID. Before you guys scoff at the ID thing, if I was attracted to barely legal chicks (I'm not but if I was) I for damn sure would be looking to see ID. I would want to know for sure for sure that I was only committing the misdemeanor crime of solicitation not the felony crime of solicitation of a minor. Doesn't even matter what Georgia law is on that, Federal law makes it a felony for a US citizen to do that anywhere in the world.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=JusTheTip;4099939]I agree that mongers should always do their diligence to insure the providers are adults but that doesn't justify losing ones life. We have this archaic notion in this country that committing a Felony makes you deserving death. I hear it from the right when they justify unarmed black men getting shot by police, I hear it from the left pertaining to sexual predators. Meanwhile in Europe mass murders live separate from society in one bedroom apartments with creature comforts and can rejoin society in 60 years if they prove they are no longer a threat. That method of punishment and rehabilitation doesn't adequately scratch my revenge bone but it damn sure promotes are more secure and stable society. In other words let's be like Norway and not Saudi Arabia.[/QUOTE]What you guys are talking about reminds me of this guy I knew one time who had a girlfriend who said she was 25 or something but she was only half that age. Guy would take her out and introduce her to his friends. Some of the guys told him she looked younger than 25 and he told them they didn't know what they were talking about. Then one night he is with her and somebody who knows the girl or recognizes her from somewhere or whatever sees them together and then finds out through other people that the two are dating. The guy who saw them together pulls a foosball rod out of a foosball table and beats the guy who is dating the girl who is really only half the age of 25 up with the rod breaking his jaw and arm. After this happened the police come and find out that the girl he is dating had ran away from her parents home and had been missing for a few days. The guy I knew who got beat up says he met the girl at a bowling alley and that's how they hooked up when he talked to the police. He doesn't end up getting charged because the police have a he said she said case while the guy who beat him up went to jail for a while. Girl went back home to her parents. While the guy was never charged with anything, the police kept a record of this just in case if he was to ever be accused of something like this again.

[QUOTE=JusTheTip;4099939]I agree that mongers should always do their diligence to insure the providers are adults but that doesn't justify losing ones life. We have this archaic notion in this country that committing a Felony makes you deserving death. I hear it from the right when they justify unarmed black men getting shot by police, I hear it from the left pertaining to sexual predators. Meanwhile in Europe mass murders live separate from society in one bedroom apartments with creature comforts and can rejoin society in 60 years if they prove they are no longer a threat. That method of punishment and rehabilitation doesn't adequately scratch my revenge bone but it damn sure promotes are more secure and stable society. In other words let's be like Norway and not Saudi Arabia.[/QUOTE]This one was tough for me and personally, not professionally everytime I try and assign responsibility to her I run into the "she was 16, it was rape" roadblock.

That's just me personally, I can't say you're wrong in your thinking. My position isn't entirely logical, it's partly visceral.

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[QUOTE=Zipper34;4098528]She's getting out because she was technically raped because she was under 18 and the law where this happened says under 18 is statutory rape. This is what matters. Really hate to say this but this is the right thing to do.[/QUOTE]Rape is forced sexual intercourse. "Statutory rape" is a legal term that does not describe actual rape. Consensual sex is not rape and yes, many young women under the age of 18 can consent to having sexual intercourse.

And everyone who is pimped is not a sexual trafficking victim. Many women use pimps to help them manage their careers. Many women would be lost without a manager to help them. Most women with pimps are not sexual trafficking victims.

Just had to state what should be obvious.

Posted a FYI in the escort section. Groups busted all over.

[URL]https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.oregonlive.com/crime/2019/01/six-indicted-on-racketeering-charges-accused-of-running-asian-brothels-in-us-canada-and-australia.html%3foutputType=amp[/URL]

[QUOTE=Nationalchamp;4116070]Posted a FYI in the escort section. Groups busted all over.

[URL]https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.oregonlive.com/crime/2019/01/six-indicted-on-racketeering-charges-accused-of-running-asian-brothels-in-us-canada-and-australia.html%3foutputType=amp[/URL][/QUOTE]They say Human Trafficking and I wonder how prevalent it really is. I never used those sites but when they say that do they mean sex slaves or are the politicing with it?

Look at this link: [URL]https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/atlanta/with-the-fans-come-the-police-atlanta-ramps-up-security-ahead-of-super-bowl/910388640[/URL].

If you scroll down to the second video of the APD's "Joint Operations Center" pay close attention to the beginning of the video. A uniformed officer is looking at a computer screen that, in high definition, appears to be one of our favorite websites!

Be careful out there.

[QUOTE=Wizard22;4126939]Look at this link: [URL]https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/atlanta/with-the-fans-come-the-police-atlanta-ramps-up-security-ahead-of-super-bowl/910388640[/URL].

If you scroll down to the second video of the APD's "Joint Operations Center" pay close attention to the beginning of the video. A uniformed officer is looking at a computer screen that, in high definition, appears to be one of our favorite websites!

Be careful out there.[/QUOTE]He's just checking out reviews before his shift ends.

[QUOTE=Wizard22;4126939]Look at this link: [URL]https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/atlanta/with-the-fans-come-the-police-atlanta-ramps-up-security-ahead-of-super-bowl/910388640[/URL].

If you scroll down to the second video of the APD's "Joint Operations Center" pay close attention to the beginning of the video. A uniformed officer is looking at a computer screen that, in high definition, appears to be one of our favorite websites!

Be careful out there.[/QUOTE]Are you talking about that 21-second video? If so, I couldn't see what you're referring to.

[QUOTE=Niteluvr;4127145]Are you talking about that 21-second video? If so, I couldn't see what you're referring to.[/QUOTE]At the very beginning of the 20 second video, as the camera begins to pan the room, there is a uniformed officer looking at a laptop screen. You may need a large screen to see it well but the site he is on is the same site I am on right now. I first noticed it when they ran the footage Sunday morning and I was watching on a large 4 K tv.

[URL]https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/atlanta/super-bowl-sting-33-arrested-for-sex-trafficking/912149899[/URL]

Super Bowl Sting: 33 arrested for sex trafficking in just 4 days.

By: Alexis Stevens.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Updated: Jan 30,2019 - 6:27 PM.

13113 Facebook.

Super Bowl Sting: 33 arrested for.

ATLANTA. With the Super Bowl just days away, federal law enforcement officials announced Wednesday they have arrested 33 people in metro Atlanta for sex trafficking. Authorities said they had also rescued four victims as part of the operation.

Advocates have warned that large sporting events, like the Super Bowl, are attractive to those in the sex trafficking trade. The crime can surge when lots of free-spending travelers are around.

The 33 arrests came during the past four days, according to Nick Annan, Homeland Security Investigations special agent in charge. But Annan declined to discuss specifics of the cases, citing the ongoing efforts that will continue throughout the week.

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"We plan to continue what we're doing," Annan said.

Last week, Homeland Security assisted in a joint operation in Douglas County using undercover officers, social media sites and local hotel rooms, the Douglasville police department said Wednesday.

Sixteen people were arrested, according to police, and the youngest person involved was 17. The timing of the crackdown was related to the Super Bowl, police said.

Investigators have also found more than 2,000 counterfeit items, according to Kirstjen Nielsen, Secretary of Homeland Security. Neilsen didn't discuss details about the phony items found. But police have warned fans about fake tickets being sold.

Although the NFL puts special holograms and other features on tickets that help distinguish real ones from the fakes ones, most people won't be able to tell the difference. Police warn ticket-buyers to purchase only from a reputable source.

More than 40 local and state law enforcement agencies, along with 25 federal agencies, are assisting with security for the Super Bowl. Officers and security members have been visible throughout the downtown where events have been held.

As part of the massive security operation, the Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration conducted low-altitude helicopter flights over downtown Atlanta and areas around Buckhead earlier this week and those will resume Sunday before the game.

Key law enforcement leaders, including Atlanta police Chief Erika Shields, spoke about security efforts during a press conference Wednesday afternoon the Georgia World Congress Center. Shields said security planning for the Super Bowl began over two years ago, and so far, everything is going as planned.

Shields encouraged those heading to the game or other Super Bowl events to plan ahead and rely on public transportation.

For those who insist on driving, secure valuables ahead of time, she said. Call 911 or alert an officer to anything suspicious. But above all, Shields encourage fans to have fun.

"This is a fantastic city," Shields said. "We really want people to come and just have a great time. ".

2019 Cox Media Group.

[URL]https://www.ajc.com/news/super-bowl-sting-arrested-for-sex-trafficking/tf0PmowohK1CQOabuBteoM/?fbclid=IwAR1WsHe-rha14otmk7GVvk0xfuCx-pHCurCCcoFaN0vJS1GcSC_tme6xR-Y[/URL]

With the Super Bowl just days away, federal law enforcement officials announced Wednesday they have charged 33 people in metro Atlanta with sex trafficking charges. Authorities said they had also rescued four victims as part of the operation.

Advocates have warned that large sporting events, like the Super Bowl, are attractive to those in the sex trafficking trade. The crime can surge when lots of free-spending travelers are around.

The 33 arrests came during the past four days, according to Nick Annan, Homeland Security Investigations special agent in charge. But Annan declined to discuss specifics of the cases, citing the ongoing efforts that will continue throughout the week.

"We plan to continue what we're doing," Annan said.

More than 40 local and state law enforcement agencies, along with 25 federal agencies, are assisting with security for the Super Bowl. Officers and security members have been visible throughout the downtown where events have been held and those efforts will continue until hours after the big game. So far, all of the months of planning for keeping fans safe in Atlanta has paid off. And those efforts will ramp up as the game gets closer and more visitors arrive.

Last week, Homeland Security assisted in a joint operation in Douglas County using undercover officers, social media sites and local hotel rooms, the Douglasville police department said Wednesday. Sixteen people were arrested, according to police, and the youngest person involved was 17. The timing of the crackdown was related to the Super Bowl, police said.

Investigators have also found more than 2,000 counterfeit items, according to Kirstjen Nielsen, Secretary of Homeland Security. Neilsen didn't discuss details about the phony items found. But police have warned fans about fake tickets being sold.

Although the NFL puts special holograms and other features on tickets that help distinguish real ones from the fakes ones, most people won't be able to tell the difference. Police warn ticket-buyers to purchase only from a reputable source.

As part of the massive security operation, the Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration conducted low-altitude helicopter flights over downtown Atlanta and areas around Buckhead earlier this week and those will resume Sunday before the game.

Key law enforcement leaders, including Atlanta police Chief Erika Shields, spoke about security efforts during a press conference Wednesday afternoon the Georgia World Congress Center. Shields said security planning for the Super Bowl began over two years ago, and so far, everything is going as planned.

Shields encouraged those heading to the game or other Super Bowl events to plan ahead and rely on public transportation. For those who insist on driving, secure valuables ahead of time, she said. Call 911 or alert an officer to anything suspicious. But above all, Shields encourage fans to have fun.

"This is a fantastic city," Shields said. "We really want people to come and just have a great time. ".

I would lay low for a a week and let the storm pass.

[URL]https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/officials-33-arrested-for-sex-trafficking-in-super-bowl-sting/ar-BBSYlsB?li=BBnb7Kz&OCID=ansmsnnews11[/URL]

[QUOTE=BobSugarSmith;4130615][URL]https://www.ajc.com/news/super-bowl-sting-arrested-for-sex-trafficking/tf0PmowohK1CQOabuBteoM/?fbclid=IwAR1WsHe-rha14otmk7GVvk0xfuCx-pHCurCCcoFaN0vJS1GcSC_tme6xR-Y[/URL]

With the Super Bowl just days away, federal law enforcement officials announced Wednesday they have charged 33 people in metro Atlanta with sex trafficking charges. Authorities said they had also rescued four victims as part of the operation.

Advocates have warned that large sporting events, like the Super Bowl, are attractive to those in the sex trafficking trade. The crime can surge when lots of free-spending travelers are around.

The 33 arrests came during the past four days, according to Nick Annan, Homeland Security Investigations special agent in charge. But Annan declined to discuss specifics of the cases, citing the ongoing efforts that will continue throughout the week.

"We plan to continue what we're doing," Annan said.

More than 40 local and state law enforcement agencies, along with 25 federal agencies, are assisting with security for the Super Bowl. Officers and security members have been visible throughout the downtown where events have been held and those efforts will continue until hours after the big game. So far, all of the months of planning for keeping fans safe in Atlanta has paid off. And those efforts will ramp up as the game gets closer and more visitors arrive.

Last week, Homeland Security assisted in a joint operation in Douglas County using undercover officers, social media sites and local hotel rooms, the Douglasville police department said Wednesday. Sixteen people were arrested, according to police, and the youngest person involved was 17. The timing of the crackdown was related to the Super Bowl, police said.

Investigators have also found more than 2,000 counterfeit items, according to Kirstjen Nielsen, Secretary of Homeland Security. Neilsen didn't discuss details about the phony items found. But police have warned fans about fake tickets being sold.

Although the NFL puts special holograms and other features on tickets that help distinguish real ones from the fakes ones, most people won't be able to tell the difference. Police warn ticket-buyers to purchase only from a reputable source.

As part of the massive security operation, the Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration conducted low-altitude helicopter flights over downtown Atlanta and areas around Buckhead earlier this week and those will resume Sunday before the game.

Key law enforcement leaders, including Atlanta police Chief Erika Shields, spoke about security efforts during a press conference Wednesday afternoon the Georgia World Congress Center. Shields said security planning for the Super Bowl began over two years ago, and so far, everything is going as planned.

Shields encouraged those heading to the game or other Super Bowl events to plan ahead and rely on public transportation. For those who insist on driving, secure valuables ahead of time, she said. Call 911 or alert an officer to anything suspicious. But above all, Shields encourage fans to have fun.

"This is a fantastic city," Shields said. "We really want people to come and just have a great time. ".[/QUOTE]I highly doubt all but a couple were actual trafficking situations. I bet 95% of these "busts" are just girls trying to make a buck. I hate when LE gives out misinformation when reporting about their "work" allegedly protecting and serving. (eyeroll!

[QUOTE=ST0808;4131262]I would lay low for a a week and let the storm pass.

[URL]https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/officials-33-arrested-for-sex-trafficking-in-super-bowl-sting/ar-BBSYlsB?li=BBnb7Kz&OCID=ansmsnnews11[/URL][/QUOTE]Can't agree more. Let the visitors take all the heat and make the news. And then let the ATL go back to how it was.

[QUOTE=Troystick;4134772]Can't agree more. Let the visitors take all the heat and make the news. And then let the ATL go back to how it was.[/QUOTE]Yeah. Have you see Eros ATL now has 173 listings. Wow! Most are asking for cray-cray coin. 5, 6, 7 and up. Let the out of towners have their fun until ATL stops being Vegas.

[QUOTE=MajMilkDuds;4131353]I highly doubt all but a couple were actual trafficking situations. I bet 95% of these "busts" are just girls trying to make a buck. I hate when LE gives out misinformation when reporting about their "work" allegedly protecting and serving. (eyeroll![/QUOTE]I saw some data earlier today, and while I can't recall the exact numbers, out of about 15000 prostitution arrests, about 260 were underage; so you figure conservatively, that's about 2% of hoes (which more or less matches my experience).

Put another way, if you tag a hundred pay for play girls without checking IDs, you've probably put your dick in two under-18 teenagers (I won't say "kids", because even though a 16-17 year old girl is underage, she's hardly a "kid"; still, it's a big no no.).

(Nearly all the underage girls I've encountered in the hobby were 16-17, and all of them were gang affiliated, mostly wannabe Bloods down in Jonesboro / Tara Blvd. A couple years ago there was a whole crew of 16 year old hood rats living in some of the no-tels on Tara, I guess runaways, under the "protection" of some thugs who claimed Blood affiliation. Acquaintance of mine pumped a few creampies into one of them before I had a chance to warn him. They finally disbanded when one of the girls was murdered.).

But the trafficking thing is a just a political tag affixed to sex work to make it easier to legislate against and prosecute.

Yes, it happens, but of the countless hoes I've fucked over nearly 30 years, I can think of *two* who might have been trafficked (zero English, obviously not into fucking, etc), and that's definitely less than 2%. More like 0. 2%!

O.

Just stay away from girls who look younger than 25 in my opinion!

[URL]https://patch.com/georgia/southcobb/s/gm2n2/not-for-sale-cobb-residents-arrested-in-child-sex-sting?utm_term=article-slot-1&utm_source=newsletter-daily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=newsletter[/URL]

BROOKHAVEN, GA -- Twenty-one people, including two Cobb County residents, were arrested during a five-day undercover child sex trafficking takedown that was focused on Brookhaven ahead of Super Bowl LIII. Operation Interception was carried out by Brookhaven police, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, the DeKalb County the's Office, and USA Marshals. Additional charges and arrests may be forthcoming.

Darwin Menjivar-Fernandez, 22, of Powder Springs, Georgia; and Dylan Golding Whynot, 32, of Kennesaw, were among those arrested.

Police said the operation took several months of planning. Most of the arrestees, ranging in age from 20 to 55, traveled from areas around metro Atlanta with the intent to meet a child for sex. Multiple people were arrested who were in possession of suspected illegal drugs. Twenty-four digital devices were seized as evidence and processed during the operation.

The operation's goal was to arrest persons who communicate with children on-line, have sexually explicit conversations, and then travel to meet them for the purpose of having sex. Additionally, the operation targeted those who are willing to exploit children by purchasing sex with a minor.

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During Operation Interception, police conducted online undercover investigations using sites known to advertise for the sex industry. Investigators also conducted undercover investigations using applications frequented by adults to find casual sexual partners. The investigators made 20 arrests as a result of utilizing standard dating and social media applications. Those arrested had sexually explicit conversations with whom they believed to be a child and most of those arrested traveled to meet a child for sex.

Here is a list of those arrested and charged in DeKalb County as part of Operation Interception:

Nicholas Alexander Bowen, B / M, Chamblee, GA, 29, ride sharing and delivery driver.

Thomas Cheung, A / M, Alpharetta, GA, 32, gaming studio employee.

Jeshua Elijah Collins, B / M, Suwannee, GA, 22, deli clerk.

James Tunde Fadeyi, B / M Lithonia, GA 55, unemployed.

Walter Gonzalez-Amaya, H / M, Norcross, GA, 22, maintenance worker.

Larry Allen Gordon, B / M, Hampton, GA, 31, fast food restaurant employee.

Zachary Tye Gourdine, B / M, Conley, GA, 28, crane operator.

Dylan Michael Graham, W / M, Silver Creek, GA, 27, elevator mechanic.

Richard Jason Hyder, W / M, Elizabethton, TN, 41, asphalt grinding contractor.

Mitchell Allen Kennedy, W / M, Brooklyn, NY, 24, software company creative assistant.

Raheem Lalani, W / M, Birmingham, AL, 26, unemployed.

Marco A. Mendoza-Escalante, H / M, Riverdale, GA, 20, paving technician.

Darwin Menjivar-Fernandez, H / M, Powder Springs, GA, 22, restaurant server.

Juan Valencia-Patino, H / M, Jesup, GA, 22, student.

Juan Manuel Sanchez, H / M, Woodstock, GA, 25, automobile mechanic.

Junior Cornelius Timoteus, H / M, Atlanta, GA 25, restaurant server.

Oscar Ramirez, H / M, Atlanta, GA, 39, construction worker.

Dylan Golding Whynot, W / M, Kennesaw, GA, 32, behavioral health case manager.

Kyle A. Williams, B / M, Stone Mountain, GA, 32, warehouse employee.

Robert Tyler Wilson, B / M, Canton, GA, 31, automotive service technician.

Tarno M. Walters, B / M, Lawrenceville, GA, 22, grocery store employee.

The cases will be prosecuted by the Office of the DeKalb County District Attorney.

[QUOTE=Diznatz;4138374]Just stay away from girls who look younger than 25 in my opinion!

[URL]https://patch.com/georgia/southcobb/s/gm2n2/not-for-sale-cobb-residents-arrested-in-child-sex-sting?utm_term=article-slot-1&utm_source=newsletter-daily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=newsletter[/URL]

BROOKHAVEN, GA -- Twenty-one people, including two Cobb County residents, were arrested during a five-day undercover child sex trafficking takedown that was focused on Brookhaven ahead of Super Bowl LIII. Operation Interception was carried out by Brookhaven police, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, the DeKalb County the's Office, and USA Marshals. Additional charges and arrests may be forthcoming.

Darwin Menjivar-Fernandez, 22, of Powder Springs, Georgia; and Dylan Golding Whynot, 32, of Kennesaw, were among those arrested.

Police said the operation took several months of planning. Most of the arrestees, ranging in age from 20 to 55, traveled from areas around metro Atlanta with the intent to meet a child for sex. Multiple people were arrested who were in possession of suspected illegal drugs. Twenty-four digital devices were seized as evidence and processed during the operation.

The operation's goal was to arrest persons who communicate with children on-line, have sexually explicit conversations, and then travel to meet them for the purpose of having sex. Additionally, the operation targeted those who are willing to exploit children by purchasing sex with a minor.

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Not For Sale: 33 Arrested In Super Bowl Human Trafficking Sting.

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Fighting Sex Trafficking As Super Bowl Nears.

Removing The Physical Scars Of Human Trafficking.

Suit Against Cobb Hotel Targets Sex Trafficking.

Buses In Midtown Raise Sex Trafficking Awareness.

During Operation Interception, police conducted online undercover investigations using sites known to advertise for the sex industry. Investigators also conducted undercover investigations using applications frequented by adults to find casual sexual partners. The investigators made 20 arrests as a result of utilizing standard dating and social media applications. Those arrested had sexually explicit conversations with whom they believed to be a child and most of those arrested traveled to meet a child for sex.

Here is a list of those arrested and charged in DeKalb County as part of Operation Interception:

Nicholas Alexander Bowen, B / M, Chamblee, GA, 29, ride sharing and delivery driver.

Thomas Cheung, A / M, Alpharetta, GA, 32, gaming studio employee.

Jeshua Elijah Collins, B / M, Suwannee, GA, 22, deli clerk.

James Tunde Fadeyi, B / M Lithonia, GA 55, unemployed.

Walter Gonzalez-Amaya, H / M, Norcross, GA, 22, maintenance worker.

Larry Allen Gordon, B / M, Hampton, GA, 31, fast food restaurant employee.

Zachary Tye Gourdine, B / M, Conley, GA, 28, crane operator.

Dylan Michael Graham, W / M, Silver Creek, GA, 27, elevator mechanic.

Richard Jason Hyder, W / M, Elizabethton, TN, 41, asphalt grinding contractor.

Mitchell Allen Kennedy, W / M, Brooklyn, NY, 24, software company creative assistant.

Raheem Lalani, W / M, Birmingham, AL, 26, unemployed.

Marco A. Mendoza-Escalante, H / M, Riverdale, GA, 20, paving technician.

Darwin Menjivar-Fernandez, H / M, Powder Springs, GA, 22, restaurant server.

Juan Valencia-Patino, H / M, Jesup, GA, 22, student.

Juan Manuel Sanchez, H / M, Woodstock, GA, 25, automobile mechanic.

Junior Cornelius Timoteus, H / M, Atlanta, GA 25, restaurant server.

Oscar Ramirez, H / M, Atlanta, GA, 39, construction worker.

Dylan Golding Whynot, W / M, Kennesaw, GA, 32, behavioral health case manager.

Kyle A. Williams, B / M, Stone Mountain, GA, 32, warehouse employee.

Robert Tyler Wilson, B / M, Canton, GA, 31, automotive service technician.

Tarno M. Walters, B / M, Lawrenceville, GA, 22, grocery store employee.

The cases will be prosecuted by the Office of the DeKalb County District Attorney.[/QUOTE]Everyone hates a child predator. Wish LE would just bag 'them and tag 'them.

[blue]I agree 100%

A2[/blue]

[QUOTE=Niteluvr;4138800]Everyone hates a child predator. Wish LE would just bag 'them and tag 'them.

[blue]I agree 100%

A2[/blue][/QUOTE]First, there are a lot of people who would say the same about our hobby, be it AMP or escorts.

Secondly, I will wait to pass judgment until I know more facts. For all I know they simply posted pics under 18 but never told the John they were under 18. If that's the case it could have been any one of us.

[URL]https://www.forsythnews.com/local/crime-courts/9-arrests-made-forsyth-county-part-metro-atlanta-sex-trafficking-operation/[/URL]

Stay Safe!

[QUOTE=BuckOwens;4139490][URL]https://www.forsythnews.com/local/crime-courts/9-arrests-made-forsyth-county-part-metro-atlanta-sex-trafficking-operation/[/URL]

Stay Safe![/QUOTE]The bottom right corner black girl advertises on Eros so I guess they monitoring that site now.

Thanks for the heads up.

[QUOTE=Ronny770;4139502]The bottom right corner black girl advertises on Eros so I guess they monitoring that site now.[/QUOTE]Bottom center advertised on alligator and was at an extended stay in Norcross for forever. I never saw her but chatted with her. Not sure what she was doing up in the country.