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[QUOTE=Memahu;2447955][URL]http://khon2.com/2015/04/24/mortuary-owner-charged-with-theft-money-laundering/[/URL]
Isn't he married to local tv personality Diane Ako? Why would he risk it for a few bucks? Unless, he has an AMP addiction and needs the cash theory. Which provider closely resembles Diane Ako?[/QUOTE]He sure is, she must be so embarrassed, where does the line start to take his place, anyone want some Diane Ako Nani?
[QUOTE=HMobius;2447491]Redneck posted a very comprehensive comparison on all three drugs a while ago. I do not remember which thread; perhaps the Local Sources for V thread.[/QUOTE]Report #48 (June 2, 2014) in the "Who do you see to get Viagra prescribed?" thread, and report #434 (November 27, 2014) in the "Local sources for Viagra" thread.
Wondering what this means? Their is a big notice in a yellow box right below the "Attention Honolulu Posters" when you first log into USASG. It sounds like we will have to register under a new suite called "USA Adult Classifieds" ? Or is this only for advertisers?
Can't get it up. Can't come. Come too soon?
After raids learned bld was owned by rich Honolulu lawyer?. To maintain appearance those biz had to go.
[QUOTE=AssmanJr;2455725]Can't get it up. Can't come. Come too soon?[/QUOTE]Worst is when you plunge your eight inch all the way to the hilt and she says "deeper baby"! Makes you wonder if she's been getting stretched routinely by BBC twice your size?
[QUOTE=Johnny14;2456545]Worst is when you plunge your eight inch all the way to the hilt and she says "deeper baby"! Makes you wonder if she's been getting stretched routinely by BBC twice your size?[/QUOTE]Maybe they are used to Alabama snakes and are looking for the "Great Congo Snake".
Police arrest 16 women in massage parlors.
By Star-Advertiser staff.
POSTED: 11:32 am HST, May 04,2015.
LAST UPDATED: 01:54 pm HST, May 04,2015.
Police arrested 16 women over the weekend in what appears to be a new crackdown on prostitution in massage parlors.
However, instead of arresting the women and charging them with prostitution, undercover officers are charging the women with fourth-degree sexual assault — a misdemeanor.
In Hawaii, misdemeanors are those crimes that are punishable by up to one year in county or local jail. Conviction of prostitution is a petty misdemeanor — the least serious type of criminal offense in Hawaii, punishable by up to 30 days in jail and a fine of up to $1,000.
The arrests began Thursday night with eight women, between the ages of 24 to 48, picked up at establishments near Ala Moana Center.
Police said the operation was conducted in response to public complaints.
The arrests continued Friday and Saturday nights with eight more women arrested on the same sexual assault charge.
All of the women posted bail and have District Court dates beginning at the end of the month.
Fourth-degree sexual assault is defined as sexual contact between two individuals.
Two of the women have been arrested previously for prostitution, but their cases never went to trial because the arresting officers couldn't make their court dates.
Won't someone think of the police?! These awful women are overpowering them and sexually assaulting them! (sarcasm).
Seriously though, a "crackdown" that resulted in 16 misdemeanor charges? Think about that the next time you're paying taxes.
[QUOTE=Shamester;2457845]Police arrest 16 women in massage parlors.
By Star-Advertiser staff.
POSTED: 11:32 am HST, May 04,2015.
LAST UPDATED: 01:54 pm HST, May 04,2015.
Police arrested 16 women over the weekend in what appears to be a new crackdown on prostitution in massage parlors.
However, instead of arresting the women and charging them with prostitution, undercover officers are charging the women with fourth-degree sexual assault a misdemeanor.
In Hawaii, misdemeanors are those crimes that are punishable by up to one year in county or local jail. Conviction of prostitution is a petty misdemeanor the least serious type of criminal offense in Hawaii, punishable by up to 30 days in jail and a fine of up to $1,000.
The arrests began Thursday night with eight women, between the ages of 24 to 48, picked up at establishments near Ala Moana Center.
Police said the operation was conducted in response to public complaints.
The arrests continued Friday and Saturday nights with eight more women arrested on the same sexual assault charge.
All of the women posted bail and have District Court dates beginning at the end of the month.
Fourth-degree sexual assault is defined as sexual contact between two individuals.
Two of the women have been arrested previously for prostitution, but their cases never went to trial because the arresting officers couldn't make their court dates.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=DangerBoy;2458208]Won't someone think of the police?! These awful women are overpowering them and sexually assaulting them! (sarcasm).
Seriously though, a "crackdown" that resulted in 16 misdemeanor charges? Think about that the next time you're paying taxes.[/QUOTE]Brah. I figure they trying to juice kala from the fines and bails paid along with the overtime the City aka us taxpayers have to pay these public servants for the raids on these establishments. Never mind the ongoing drug problems or the domestic violence or the DUIs out there. Why, just after the big traffic snarl due to the dysfunctional zipper lane system, the Chief Police announced on news to step up more patrol and enforcement of the Distracted Drivers Program to bust more people on their cells while driving. Got to pad the retirement fund for the outstanding service to protect life, property and justice (hmm. Wasn't statue of Justice blind folded).
I think there are more serious criminal activities, both blue and white collar types to keep our law enforcers busy. But, guess the kinds that payout big along with overtime rules. Just like the increase of the excise tax to fund the Rail that's already wasted so much money.
Your tax dollars at work. If you not happy about things perhaps changing the leadership through active voting by public would help. To bad we can't vote out those appointed positions too.
Know your rights. Know the law. Stop the abuse of authority and the waste of our tax dollars.
[QUOTE=DangerBoy;2458208]Won't someone think of the police?! These awful women are overpowering them and sexually assaulting them! (sarcasm).
Seriously though, a "crackdown" that resulted in 16 misdemeanor charges? Think about that the next time you're paying taxes.[/QUOTE][URL]http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/clip/11460449/hpd-sting-cracks-down-on-massage-parlors[/URL]
Its all political. They just passed that new anti prostitution law last week. Girls violently scaring and sexually assaulting the guys eh? Yeah right.
It looks like the Police in Honolulu have found out how to get sex for free. If the girls ask them for money, then it's Prostitution; if they pay the girl, then it's sexual assault; If they undertip the girl, and the girl asks, it's Prostitution and sexual assault.
Why are they going after people for victimless crimes? Taxes? I don't think so, It must be in response to the complaints they've been getting from the AOAO in many of these places.
In a State full of Liberalism, why go after a capitalists?
It must be in response to the complaints that the Police are not interested in these things.
[URL]http://www.kitv.com/news/massage-parlors-involved-in-alleged-sex-crimes/32809954?utm_campaign=KITV4&utm_content=5548955704d301266b000001&utm_medium=FBPAGE&utm_source=trueanthem[/URL]
If you mean "liberal" in the sense of free markets, you'd be wrong. Honolulu is literally the worst place in the country to do business. This apparently is also true if what you do is a victimless crime between two consenting adults.
See: [URL]http://www.cnbc.com/id/100822261[/URL].
If you mean "liberal" in the sense of progressivism, social justice, that sort of thing (though I doubt it, because you asked "why go after the capitalists? It's not that either. Take a look at the pushback against gay marriage and general apathy toward homelessness. If anything, I'd argue that Hawaii is a shade or two more conservative than liberal.
No, Honolulu is really a small town that doesn't realize it's a city. Rather than attracting business and building an economic base beyond tourism and the government, they see law enforcement as the answer for shoring up falling revenues like some small town on the mainland that's a known speed trap. Look at the cops that were ticketing drivers for being on their cell phones -- despite the fact they were going nowhere because of the Zipperlane jam. It's obvious that the priority wasn't to "protect and serve", it was to "fine and raise revenues. ".
And you're right. This way a cop can have it both ways when it comes to prostitution / sex assault. What does it matter what they charge them with? They're getting fined, they have to post bail, they'll have to pay court costs either way. And the cop can legally screw a pro. (Yes, there's a double entendre there.).
I'd really like to see the reaction of a judge if this comes to trial, though. "You're saying she forced herself of you? This 100 pound woman who can barely speak English?
Added bonus -- they can say they're "doing something. ".
(Xian didn't think the HPD did enough, of course. She's convinced any woman taking money for sex has to be coerced into doing it by some man and I'm willing to bet she thinks all penetrative sex is non-consensual. However, I'm also willing to bet most of the members of the HPD think Xian is as full of BS as we do. Anyone ever notice that these women who go on about this sort of thing are the kinds of women who would never make any money doing it? Maybe they're butthurt about it. Just sayin'.).
[QUOTE=HonoluluYobo;2458446]It looks like the Police in Honolulu have found out how to get sex for free. If the girls ask them for money, then it's Prostitution; if they pay the girl, then it's sexual assault; If they undertip the girl, and the girl asks, it's Prostitution and sexual assault.
Why are they going after people for victimless crimes? Taxes? I don't think so, It must be in response to the complaints they've been getting from the AOAO in many of these places.
In a State full of Liberalism, why go after a capitalists?
It must be in response to the complaints that the Police are not interested in these things.
[URL]http://www.kitv.com/news/massage-parlors-involved-in-alleged-sex-crimes/32809954?utm_campaign=KITV4&utm_content=5548955704d301266b000001&utm_medium=FBPAGE&utm_source=trueanthem[/URL][/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=MongerZ;2458283][URL]http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/clip/11460449/hpd-sting-cracks-down-on-massage-parlors[/URL]
Its all political. They just passed that new anti prostitution law last week. Girls violently scaring and sexually assaulting the guys eh? Yeah right.[/QUOTE]What are the map locations in news. The places raided VIP yoko are and h. What are others.
[QUOTE=MongerZ;2458283][URL]http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/clip/11460449/hpd-sting-cracks-down-on-massage-parlors[/URL]
Its all political. They just passed that new anti prostitution law last week. Girls violently scaring and sexually assaulting the guys eh? Yeah right.[/QUOTE]What are the map locations in news. The places raided VIP yoko are and h. What are others.