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[QUOTE=Dweezil; 1792764][url]http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/06/17/19008092-florida-man-beaten-robbed-stripped-naked-on-first-date?lite[/url]

Guy sets up a first date at a convenience store. Woman picks him up in her van and he ends up naked and beaten in a field at the hands of her "brother" and his friend. He doesn't seem to know her name and he lost his drivers license and $$.

Just another example of why knowing your monger rules is valuable. In this case, don't lose control of your environment.

Dz[/QUOTE]Our risk is higher when the girl controls the location and still higher when she takes us there. The drive-time is not the only reason many escorts do not do outcall. They are aware of the risk when they do not control the location.

There were 5 men arrested today according to Tracy Winkler's web site. Three women yesterday. Our uncle is making the streets safe for all of us. I wish I could tell you where they were picked up. Stay safe.

MrNails

[url]http://www.local12.com/news/local/story/Five-Men-Woman-Arrested-in-Prostitution-Sting/9iSeBl52dkShHsJKApqcCg.cspx[/url]

Officers from the Cincinnati Police Vice Unit took six people-five men and a woman-into custody after they conducted a "reverse prostitution sting" on McMicken Avenue on Thursday.

One female was arrested for an open traffic capias; five males were charged with soliciting and / or loitering to solicit prostitution. Four vehicles were impounded.

4 women were picked up on Tuesday according to the clerks web page. As always stay safe.

[url]http://www.fox19.com/story/22691119/police-homeless-man-cuts-off-penis-blames-busch-beer?utm_content=bufferb18d5&utm_source=buffer&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Buffer[/url]

Guess he won't be out mongering for a while, eh?

[QUOTE=Abccc123; 1796055][url]http://www.local12.com/news/local/story/Five-Men-Woman-Arrested-in-Prostitution-Sting/9iSeBl52dkShHsJKApqcCg.cspx[/url]

Officers from the Cincinnati Police Vice Unit took six people-five men and a woman-into custody after they conducted a "reverse prostitution sting" on McMicken Avenue on Thursday.

One female was arrested for an open traffic capias; five males were charged with soliciting and / or loitering to solicit prostitution. Four vehicles were impounded.[/QUOTE]You would think will all the drug dealings and shootings that they would focus on that instead of something that is consentual. This is just crazy. Yet out of 18 shootings. 16 are unresolved.

[QUOTE=Dweezil; 1800876][url]http://www.fox19.com/story/22691119/police-homeless-man-cuts-off-penis-blames-busch-beer?utm_content=bufferb18d5&utm_source=buffer&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Buffer[/url]

Guess he won't be out mongering for a while, eh?[/QUOTE]Remind me to not go have a drink with this guy!

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I feel it is unlikely but I feel they are getting out of control. Is this web site enough to get a warrant to find out who we are and use what we say in our messaging and use it to arrest us?

Opinions please!

[QUOTE=Upullandpay; 1832135][url]http://techcrunch.com/2013/07/31/nsa-project-x-keyscore-collects-nearly-everything-you-do-on-the-internet/?icid=maing-grid7[/url]

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I feel it is unlikely but I feel they are getting out of control. Is this web site enough to get a warrant to find out who we are and use what we say in our messaging and use it to arrest us?

Opinions please![/QUOTE]We are very little fish in a big ocean with sharks and killer whales.

It says it uses email addresses to track info, and the info is only stored for a couple days (unless you are on their 'watch-list' I assume). So, if you are worried, change your email address every three months.

[QUOTE=Whodeyman;1801936]Remind me to not go have a drink with this guy![/QUOTE]I knew there was a reason I didn't like Busch beer.

[QUOTE=Upullandpay; 1832135][url]http://techcrunch.com/2013/07/31/nsa-project-x-keyscore-collects-nearly-everything-you-do-on-the-internet/?icid=maing-grid7[/url]

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I feel it is unlikely but I feel they are getting out of control. Is this web site enough to get a warrant to find out who we are and use what we say in our messaging and use it to arrest us?

Opinions please![/QUOTE]Look, we all know that to some degree is a product of excess testosterone talking.

It would be pretty slippery ground to try going after something that was at least in part pure bravado.

I don't think we're that deep into a 1984 scenario yet.

[QUOTE=DiscreetFriend; 1832308]Look, we all know that to some degree is a product of excess testosterone talking.

It would be pretty slippery ground to try going after something that was at least in part pure bravado.

I don't think we're that deep into a 1984 scenario yet.[/QUOTE][url]http://p.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/aug/2/google-pressure-cookers-get-raided-police/[/url]

This may not be the full story (details may be missing and now the police claim that they were working off of a 'tip') but regardless, this story is scary. If THEY want to crack-down on 'trafficking', or whatever the term-du-jour, THEY can and WILL use whatever means possible. Burn phones, browser security, whatever, it won't matter.

Stay safe!

Was looking at youtube last night. Videos of Leo arrogance. And there were a couple videos that pointed out if you are arrested they can take your phone and download everything on it looking for crimes. Even if you aren't charged for what they pick you up for, you can end up charged by what they find in your phone. So phone numbers can be pointers to our activities. Another reason to have simple phones for setting appointments and wipe them regularly. I think this is much more of a threat than hitting us via this web site. Still, entering reports of friends is probably wiser than our own first person tales. My IT friend says data available from web and phones usage is huge, so the smaller our footprints the better. And, if anyone thinks that some LEO won't pursue this simply to satisfy his bully appetite, even if there is no prosecution, well all I can say is we have different realities.

Be safe!

Ohio has a law in place in which they have to have a warrant to confiscate the info on your phone. Indiana does not have this law. Not that it would take very long to get a warrant if they were determined.