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[QUOTE=BackShooter;7219792]Channel 6 news just posted an alert on a more recent sex sting. Operation Heart Braker with netted 30 people. For either sex trafficking and prostitution. The operation started on February 6th. Involving several different law enforcement agencies. Not only were the girls arrrested, but also the Jon's. They did posted the mug shots of every one arrested, in the article. You mite want to check it out.[/QUOTE]One news story on it with barely any information. Peculiar.
[QUOTE=OldCityJoe;7221515]One news story on it with barely any information. Peculiar.[/QUOTE]Be careful. Sounds like the sting is ongoing.
Here's the link: [URL]https://www.clickorlando.com/news/local/2025/03/07/operation-heartbreaker-nearly-30-arrested-in-massive-orlando-sex-sting/[/URL].
[QUOTE=WadeUncle;7221641]Be careful. Sounds like the sting is ongoing.[/QUOTE]
There is nothing wrong with sharing your ID with a provider:
[URL]https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14499047/brothel-users-rich-powerful-named-today.html[/URL]
[QUOTE=WayneAshley380;7196109]This is why vetting before giving out UTR numbers is so important to the gatekeeper and why I stopped.
These girls aren't pros and the risk of them turning us in to beat a charge is so much greater.
Facilitating Prostitution is a charge.[/QUOTE]Never thought of it that way, always thought vetting was more so for the providers to have good clients. But it makes sense to also make sure the girls arn't working for the other side.
[QUOTE=MilkyWay;7226490]There is nothing wrong with sharing your ID with a provider:
[URL]https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14499047/brothel-users-rich-powerful-named-today.html[/URL][/QUOTE]Must be enough guys doing this that all of the tryst girls require it. Not saying it's ok. Just saying we have a lot of stupid guys out there.
[QUOTE=Blazingblue;7226651]Never thought of it that way, always thought vetting was more so for the providers to have good clients. But it makes sense to also make sure the girls arn't working for the other side.[/QUOTE]Vetting Senior Forum Members for UTRs means that the gatekeeper will read the mongers posts before handing out a UTRS contract information. This gives the gatekeeper an opportunity to determine if the monger has some character and how they treat women. As has been pointed out, in most cases, UTRs are not pros, although some definitely are pros. UTRs generally are women who do this part time, have lives and usually real jobs in the outside world. I generally ask mongers to use their Forum handles when contacting these women because it gives the monger some degree of anonymity, IMHO! Of course, familiarity sometimes breeds contempt if seeing someone over a long period of time usually means revealing their true identity. For me, it's never been a problem and I'm not saying it couldn't possibly be one, but we all should exercise caution. Especially in this hobby!
[QUOTE=Punkox;7227103]Must be enough guys doing this that all of the tryst girls require it. Not saying it's ok. Just saying we have a lot of stupid guys out there.[/QUOTE]You're a flat out idiot if you show your I'd. I 100% trust Avalon and won't show her my I'd.
[QUOTE=PaulAtreides;7227412]You're a flat out idiot if you show your I'd. I 100% trust Avalon and won't show her my I'd.[/QUOTE]She won't see me without it. That's scammy. No thanks.
Missionary Man.
I guess that's a decent haul for one robbery.
Sox.
[QUOTE=MissionaryMan;7241309]Missionary Man.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=MissionaryMan;7241309]Missionary Man.[/QUOTE]Note to self, rob salon's owned by smoking hot ruskie chicks!
[QUOTE=MissionaryMan;7241309]Missionary Man.[/QUOTE]Death by SNUSNU.
The following story is in today's WSJ. I'll paste the text below. It's a bust of a high-class brothel that uses Asian women. What stood out to me is prosecutors are using the brothel's customer information, including driver's licenses, credit card information, etc to shame executives who have been using the service. Here's the WSJ article:
Inside Boston's Luxury Brothel Scandal.
A high-end sex work operation catering to city elites charged up to $600 an hour before federal prosecutors brought it down.
By Zusha Elinson.
April 7, 2025 5:30 am ET.
Eager to gain access to an exclusive establishment near Harvard University, biotech executives, doctors, lawyers and politicians filled out applications and handed over IDs, work badges and personal references.
This elite club was a high-end brothel charging up to $600 an hour for sexual encounters in luxury apartments in Cambridge, Mass.
Now, that unusual trove of personal information is serving as evidence in a series of criminal hearings that have pulled back the curtain on upscale sex work. Dozens of prominent Boston-area men, who lost a legal battle for anonymity, are facing misdemeanor charges that have caused major public fallout.
Cambridge City Councilor Paul Toner, among the alleged sex buyers, is confronting calls for his resignation and has been stripped of committee assignments. Others have left high-profile posts in business and medicine without explanation. Most have avoided the closely watched proceedings, dubbed "The Cambridge Brothel Hearings" by local media, where namesmore than 30 so farhave emerged in batches.
While naming and shaming johns is a longstanding deterrent against prostitution, police typically target sex traffickers and workers. In this case, a desire by prosecutors to target buyers, legal action by media organizations, and the brothel's impeccable customer records pushed the clientele into the spotlight.
The brothel, where young Asian women used names like Tulip and Tiki, also operated just outside Washington, D. C. , but Virginia prosecutors said they declined to pursue charges against johns there.
Leah Foley, USA Attorney for the District of Massachusetts. That office announced the brothel bust. Photo: brian snyder / Reuters.
"They chose these locations because they were trying to attract rich and powerful men who wanted to buy sex," said Leah Foley, USA Attorney for the District of Massachusetts, whose office referred 34 alleged buyers to Cambridge authorities and a separate batch to Virginia.
Han Lee, the 42-year-old madam, received a four-year prison sentence in March after pleading guilty to conspiracy to induce women into prostitution and money laundering. Courts ordered her to forfeit around $5. 5 million.
Attorneys for 13 of the men accused of buying sex fought to keep their names private, arguing before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court that they were "private citizens who face adverse and embarrassing collateral consequences if their name and image are published. " The court ruled the hearings should be made public.
Anti-sex-trafficking groups are heartened by that. "I would hope that them getting named makes others think about twice what they're doing," said Ivette Monge, a survivor who works with the nonprofit Ready Inspire Act.
'Unrivaled' views.
In Cambridge, the brothel ran out of a swanky condo complex that touts "unrivaled city views. " Lee, the madam, was picky. She demanded potential clients provide information such as work IDs and references from existing customers or other brothels.
Prosecutors allege Lee vetted clients in part to screen out law enforcement. Her attorney argued she did so because she cared about the safety of her workers. Born into poverty in South Korea, she was a sex worker for years before becoming a madam. She allowed women to keep more than half the proceeds and decline to perform services if they chose, wrote Scott Lauer, her federal public defender.
Demonstrators outside a courthouse in Cambridge. Photo: John Tlumacki / The Boston Globe / Getty Images.
Former vice detectives told The Wall Street Journal they were surprised at the brothel's exclusivity and organizationand that so many brainy professionals would surrender personal details to it.
Jonathan Lanfear, the 56-year-old chief executive of HiberCell, a biotech firm focused on novel cancer therapies, was one who did so, authorities allege. Photos of Lanfear's work I'd from Takeda Pharmaceuticals, where he previously worked, his driver's license, credit card and a selfie were found on the brothel phone, police say.
'Girlfriend experience'.
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Authorities allege Lanfear arranged for sex at least 10 times, including on June 27,2023, when he texted the brothel phone asking about a woman named Wren.
The brothel confirmed Wren's availability but warned: "Only GFE Services, No BB Services!!referencing the "Girlfriend Experience" (which prosecutors described as "more intimate") and "bareback' (condom-less).
Lanfear agreed to pay $340 for an hour, police say. Unaware investigators had installed hallway cameras in the complex, he was stopped by detectives when leaving. When questioned, Lanfear said he was visiting a friend.
At a recent hearing to decide whether charges should be brought, Lanfear's attorney David Yannetti argued no evidence showed his client knew he was visiting a brothel or that money changed hands. Yannetti emphasized prosecutors didn't offer any testimony about what actually occurred inside.
"There are a lot of conclusions that are drawn," Yannetti said. "There's not sufficient evidence to back up those conclusions. ".
The court disagreed, and Lanfear is set to be arraigned on a misdemeanor charge. Neither Lanfear nor his company, HiberCell, responded to requests for comment.
An upscale Cambridge condo building where authorities say a brothel catered to prominent professionals. Photo: Sophie Park for WSJ.
Other companies such as Gradiant, a cutting-edge wastewater treatment firm with a valuation of over $1 billion, are defending their chief executives more vocally. Anurag Bajpayee, an MIT-trained mechanical engineer whose innovations previously earned him a spot on Scientific American's annual Top 10 World-Changing Ideas, is alleged to have paid for sex at the brothel several times.
"We believe in the justice system and are confident that this will resolve favorably in due course," said Gradiant representative Felix Wang. "Unrelated to this, Gradiant will continue to pursue excellence in technological innovation and to strive towards our mission to ensure clean water for all society. ".
Outcry.
The loudest outcry has come over the revelation that Toner, the Cambridge councilman, was an alleged client. The angst in the liberal city has less to do with moral qualms than with concerns over exploitation in the sex industry.
Toner, 58, apologized during a March council meeting, saying he was ashamed to have his name associated with the case. But he said he wouldn't be stepping down. "All Americansincluding elected officialsare entitled to the right to due process," he said.
Paul Toner, a Cambridge city councilman, has said he won't step down. Photo: Matthew J. Lee / The Boston Globe / Getty Images.
Though Toner was allegedly a frequent customer, the brothel still reminded him to maintain discretion, according to police.
"DO NOT BE LOUD ON THE HALLWAY," a brothel text told him. "WATCH OUT FOR NEIGHBORS. ".
Write to Zusha Elinson at [EMAIL]zusha.elinson@wsj.com[/EMAIL].
[QUOTE=ButchKid;7250985]The following story is in today's WSJ. I'll paste the text below. It's a bust of a high-class brothel that uses Asian women. What stood out to me is prosecutors are using the brothel's customer information, including driver's licenses, credit card information, etc to shame executives who have been using the service. Here's the WSJ article:
Inside Boston's Luxury Brothel Scandal.
A high-end sex work operation catering to city elites charged up to $600 an hour before federal prosecutors brought it down.
By Zusha Elinson.
April 7, 2025 5:30 am ET.
Eager to gain access to an exclusive establishment near Harvard University, biotech executives, doctors, lawyers and politicians filled out applications and handed over IDs, work badges and personal references.
This elite club was a high-end brothel charging up to $600 an hour for sexual encounters in luxury apartments in Cambridge, Mass.
Now, that unusual trove of personal information is serving as evidence in a series of criminal hearings that have pulled back the curtain on upscale sex work. Dozens of prominent Boston-area men, who lost a legal battle for anonymity, are facing misdemeanor charges that have caused major public fallout.
Cambridge City Councilor Paul Toner, among the alleged sex buyers, is confronting calls for his resignation and has been stripped of committee assignments. Others have left high-profile posts in business and medicine without explanation. Most have avoided the closely watched proceedings, dubbed "The Cambridge Brothel Hearings" by local media, where namesmore than 30 so farhave emerged in batches.
While naming and shaming johns is a longstanding deterrent against prostitution, police typically target sex traffickers and workers. In this case, a desire by prosecutors to target buyers, legal action by media organizations, and the brothel's impeccable customer records pushed the clientele into the spotlight.
The brothel, where young Asian women used names like Tulip and Tiki, also operated just outside Washington, D. C. , but Virginia prosecutors said they declined to pursue charges against johns there.
Leah Foley, USA Attorney for the District of Massachusetts. That office announced the brothel bust. Photo: brian snyder / Reuters.
"They chose these locations because they were trying to attract rich and powerful men who wanted to buy sex," said Leah Foley, USA Attorney for the District of Massachusetts, whose office referred 34 alleged buyers to Cambridge authorities and a separate batch to Virginia.
Han Lee, the 42-year-old madam, received a four-year prison sentence in March after pleading guilty to conspiracy to induce women into prostitution and money laundering. Courts ordered her to forfeit around $5. 5 million.
Attorneys for 13 of the men accused of buying sex fought to keep their names private, arguing before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court that they were "private citizens who face adverse and embarrassing collateral consequences if their name and image are published. " The court ruled the hearings should be made public.
Anti-sex-trafficking groups are heartened by that. "I would hope that them getting named makes others think about twice what they're doing," said Ivette Monge, a survivor who works with the nonprofit Ready Inspire Act.
'Unrivaled' views.
In Cambridge, the brothel ran out of a swanky condo complex that touts "unrivaled city views. " Lee, the madam, was picky. She demanded potential clients provide information such as work IDs and references from existing customers or other brothels.
Prosecutors allege Lee vetted clients in part to screen out law enforcement. Her attorney argued she did so because she cared about the safety of her workers. Born into poverty in South Korea, she was a sex worker for years before becoming a madam. She allowed women to keep more than half the proceeds and decline to perform services if they chose, wrote Scott Lauer, her federal public defender.
Demonstrators outside a courthouse in Cambridge. Photo: John Tlumacki / The Boston Globe / Getty Images.
Former vice detectives told The Wall Street Journal they were surprised at the brothel's exclusivity and organizationand that so many brainy professionals would surrender personal details to it.
Jonathan Lanfear, the 56-year-old chief executive of HiberCell, a biotech firm focused on novel cancer therapies, was one who did so, authorities allege. Photos of Lanfear's work I'd from Takeda Pharmaceuticals, where he previously worked, his driver's license, credit card and a selfie were found on the brothel phone, police say.
'Girlfriend experience'.
Advertisement.
Authorities allege Lanfear arranged for sex at least 10 times, including on June 27,2023, when he texted the brothel phone asking about a woman named Wren.
The brothel confirmed Wren's availability but warned: "Only GFE Services, No BB Services!!referencing the "Girlfriend Experience" (which prosecutors described as "more intimate") and "bareback' (condom-less).
Lanfear agreed to pay $340 for an hour, police say. Unaware investigators had installed hallway cameras in the complex, he was stopped by detectives when leaving. When questioned, Lanfear said he was visiting a friend.
At a recent hearing to decide whether charges should be brought, Lanfear's attorney David Yannetti argued no evidence showed his client knew he was visiting a brothel or that money changed hands. Yannetti emphasized prosecutors didn't offer any testimony about what actually occurred inside.
"There are a lot of conclusions that are drawn," Yannetti said. "There's not sufficient evidence to back up those conclusions. ".
The court disagreed, and Lanfear is set to be arraigned on a misdemeanor charge. Neither Lanfear nor his company, HiberCell, responded to requests for comment.
An upscale Cambridge condo building where authorities say a brothel catered to prominent professionals. Photo: Sophie Park for WSJ.
Other companies such as Gradiant, a cutting-edge wastewater treatment firm with a valuation of over $1 billion, are defending their chief executives more vocally. Anurag Bajpayee, an MIT-trained mechanical engineer whose innovations previously earned him a spot on Scientific American's annual Top 10 World-Changing Ideas, is alleged to have paid for sex at the brothel several times.
"We believe in the justice system and are confident that this will resolve favorably in due course," said Gradiant representative Felix Wang. "Unrelated to this, Gradiant will continue to pursue excellence in technological innovation and to strive towards our mission to ensure clean water for all society. ".
Outcry.
The loudest outcry has come over the revelation that Toner, the Cambridge councilman, was an alleged client. The angst in the liberal city has less to do with moral qualms than with concerns over exploitation in the sex industry.
Toner, 58, apologized during a March council meeting, saying he was ashamed to have his name associated with the case. But he said he wouldn't be stepping down. "All Americansincluding elected officialsare entitled to the right to due process," he said.
Paul Toner, a Cambridge city councilman, has said he won't step down. Photo: Matthew J. Lee / The Boston Globe / Getty Images.
Though Toner was allegedly a frequent customer, the brothel still reminded him to maintain discretion, according to police.
"DO NOT BE LOUD ON THE HALLWAY," a brothel text told him. "WATCH OUT FOR NEIGHBORS. ".
Write to Zusha Elinson at [EMAIL]zusha.elinson@wsj.com[/EMAIL].[/QUOTE]I sympathize with our hobbyist brothers in Boston. The above article is a cautionary tale where even very highly educated and successful professionals can get into trouble when they think with their "little head". This might end up being the most expensive pussy any of them ever bought.
The lesson is to never give personal identifying information to someone you don't know or trust. Especially when you have so much to lose if that info becomes public.
Never worth it in my mind.
[QUOTE=DickJackman;7251010]I sympathize with our hobbyist brothers in Boston. The above article is a cautionary tale where even very highly educated and successful professionals can get into trouble when they think with their "little head". This might end up being the most expensive pussy any of them ever bought.
The lesson is to never give personal identifying information to someone you don't know or trust. Especially when you have so much to lose if that info becomes public.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=DickJackman;7251010]The lesson is to never give personal identifying information to someone you don't know or trust.[/QUOTE]Almost every post of yours, DickJackman (great name, BTW), is both well written and carefully thought out. So I'm reticent to disagree with you. But I think the lesson here is not to give personal information to anyone, not even to those we "know or trust." In the Boston case, prosecutors got their customer data from the service provider, a Chinese lady who was apparently trustworthy, efficient, and careful. But when the cops say, "We've got you dead to rights. You now have a choice. Take your chances and get 25 years or work with us and get 4. All you have to do is give up your database." No one in their right mind would decide to take the 25 years to protect her clients. That's just in the movies!
[URL]https://www.huffpost.com/entry/a-recession-is-coming-sex-workers_l_67eaa67fe4b008c5a2ecc0bc[/URL]
[QUOTE=Bjceb;7252365][URL]https://www.huffpost.com/entry/a-recession-is-coming-sex-workers_l_67eaa67fe4b008c5a2ecc0bc[/URL][/QUOTE]I think it is a legit leading indicator. In a micro level I haven't seen anyone since the tariffs were announced and the market crashed. I guess that's only a week now, but.
Saw this on X looks like Kissimmee. [URL]https://x.com/americapapabear/status/1916262088441532692?s=46&t=79-BsTynTt2uoE3KIfHo2A[/URL].
Can anyone confirm.
The dude abides.
[QUOTE=Lebowski69;7272821]Saw this on X looks like Kissimmee. [URL]https://x.com/americapapabear/status/1916262088441532692?s=46&t=79-BsTynTt2uoE3KIfHo2A[/URL].
Can anyone confirm.
The dude abides.[/QUOTE]That they would be at Secrets unless they where just following the dude. The first scene with the swat tank looked like the truck said Hillsborough county sheriff. Maybe mulit county.
[QUOTE=Lebowski69;7272821]Saw this on X looks like Kissimmee. [URL]https://x.com/americapapabear/status/1916262088441532692?s=46&t=79-BsTynTt2uoE3KIfHo2A[/URL].
Can anyone confirm.
The dude abides.[/QUOTE]TeamHCSO served four court-authorized search warrants at locations in Brandon, Tampa, Pasco County, and at "Secrets Gentlemen's Club," an adult entertainment venue in Town 'and' Country, where detectives conducted multiple undercover narcotics transactions.
Agreed, it's street-level consumer confidence. Maybe an upside will be lower rates.
[QUOTE=SCJames;7252694]I think it is a legit leading indicator. In a micro level I haven't seen anyone since the tariffs were announced and the market crashed. I guess that's only a week now, but.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Lebowski69;7272821]Saw this on X looks like Kissimmee. [URL]https://x.com/americapapabear/status/1916262088441532692?s=46&t=79-BsTynTt2uoE3KIfHo2A[/URL].
Can anyone confirm.
The dude abides.[/QUOTE]One of the scenes shows Secrets in Tampa, it's on the sign.
A state police barracks is not your "safeist spot. ".
[URL]https://www.wfsb.com/2025/05/06/ct-pair-arrested-prostitution-transaction-state-police-barracks-officials-say/?utm_source=fark&utm_medium=website&utm_content=link&ICID=ref_fark[/URL]
Officers began stopping men as they drove away from the business for traffic infractions, such as speeding or running red lights. Officers questioned what they did at the spa and at least four men said they had paid for the women to perform sex acts.
Last week, officers obtained a warrant to put surveillance cameras in the spa. Over a four-day period, officers gathered video of 26 men paying for and engaging in sex acts at the spa.
[URL]https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story/news/crime/2019/02/20/jupiter-spa-owner-arrested-in-prostitution-human-trafficking-bust/5604984007/[/URL]
[QUOTE=Jhandyspecial;7283695]Officers began stopping men as they drove away from the business for traffic infractions, such as speeding or running red lights. Officers questioned what they did at the spa and at least four men said they had paid for the women to perform sex acts.
Last week, officers obtained a warrant to put surveillance cameras in the spa. Over a four-day period, officers gathered video of 26 men paying for and engaging in sex acts at the spa.
[URL]https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story/news/crime/2019/02/20/jupiter-spa-owner-arrested-in-prostitution-human-trafficking-bust/5604984007/[/URL][/QUOTE]Not that one should ever NOT stay alert, but the article is dated from February of 2019, so a bit over 6 years ago.
[QUOTE=Jhandyspecial;7283695]Officers began stopping men as they drove away from the business for traffic infractions, such as speeding or running red lights. Officers questioned what they did at the spa and at least four men said they had paid for the women to perform sex acts.
Last week, officers obtained a warrant to put surveillance cameras in the spa. Over a four-day period, officers gathered video of 26 men paying for and engaging in sex acts at the spa.
[URL]https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story/news/crime/2019/02/20/jupiter-spa-owner-arrested-in-prostitution-human-trafficking-bust/5604984007/[/URL][/QUOTE]This is the standard script for everyone STFU. Be polite don't get agitated. Just don't make excuses and say you're not discussing your day.
[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEeId0EG-XE[/URL]
[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqo5RYOp4nQ[/URL]
[QUOTE=DickJackman;7251010]I sympathize with our hobbyist brothers in Boston. The above article is a cautionary tale where even very highly educated and successful professionals can get into trouble when they think with their "little head". This might end up being the most expensive pussy any of them ever bought.
The lesson is to never give personal identifying information to someone you don't know or trust. Especially when you have so much to lose if that info becomes public.[/QUOTE]This goes hand in hand for those that do these vid / pic "verification" these girls ask for! Getting way out of hand and we should NEVER jeopardize our privacy for anyone!
Never do it!
[URL]https://x.com/ilyyyRuby/status/1921462925123854357/mediaViewer?currentTweet=1921462925123854357¤tTweetUser=ilyyyRuby[/URL]
Missionary Man.
Def looks 100 x better than what I'm seeing talked about along OBT.
[QUOTE=MissionaryMan;7286571][URL]https://x.com/ilyyyRuby/status/1921462925123854357/mediaViewer?currentTweet=1921462925123854357¤tTweetUser=ilyyyRuby[/URL]
Missionary Man.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=MissionaryMan;7286571][URL]https://x.com/ilyyyRuby/status/1921462925123854357/mediaViewer?currentTweet=1921462925123854357¤tTweetUser=ilyyyRuby[/URL]
Missionary Man.[/QUOTE]Page doesn't exist. Link invalid.
[QUOTE=BackShooter;7286958]Page doesn't exist. Link invalid.[/QUOTE]I clicked on link & it's working.
Missionary Man.
[QUOTE=MissionaryMan;7287969]I clicked on link & it's working.
Missionary Man.[/QUOTE]I just clicked on it and it doesn't work.
I clicked on the link when it was first posted and it works and I just tried again and it works. So let some of the IT guys explain what is probably individually wrong. Pretty funny shit though.
[URL]https://x.com/ilyyyRuby/status/1921462925123854357[/URL]
[QUOTE=JJFresh;7284164]This goes hand in hand for those that do these vid / pic "verification" these girls ask for! Getting way out of hand and we should NEVER jeopardize our privacy for anyone!
Never do it![/QUOTE]The crazy thing is that when these girls ask me to video verify and I tell them no, they act like I'm being unreasonable for saying no. I still ask them, how does my video verifying keep them safe. One girl told me that police are not not allowed to video chat. I was like whatever. I've never sent a pic verification of me. I'll google a selfie of a guy that looks real and send that. And you know who some folks be. All black people look alike so when I get there, they never question the fact that I'm not the guy in the pic. LOL.
Over 200 people busted recently but this time Uncle Grady had help from agencies from Pasco to Lake counties and even ICE.
[URL]https://youtu.be/nOes_L4bBA4?feature=shared[/URL]
[QUOTE=SwaggyD;7289598]Over 200 people busted recently but this time Uncle Grady had help from agencies from Pasco to Lake counties and even ICE.
[URL]https://youtu.be/nOes_L4bBA4?feature=shared[/URL][/QUOTE]Operation F around and find out obviously was a complete success. With a total of 255 arrest. Which was made up of 117 John's 97 prostitutes. Which left 41 of those arrest to be illegal aliens. She watch the video it's got a lot of good information in it. The end of the video Grady does go on and say there's another one already in the works.
Hello fellow hobbyists. I normally meet women when traveling out of the area, either in my hotel or at their place. I might meet someone locally (first time from STG) at a cheap motel in Kissimmee in a few days. I've seen a handful of reviews, so I'm fairly certain she's not Uncle LEO's niece. Comms have been pretty good. She texts me more than others to try to meet up, but she's not overly pushy about it. What are some things I should look out for to ensure I'm not walking into a trap when I pull into the parking lot? Any other tips to remain inconspicuously? TIA.
14 people were nabbed in Volusia county. What I don't get is that most of them were arrested at gas stations, not at hotels. Can someone clarify how this was done? Did they ask them to meet at gas stations?
[URL]https://youtu.be/91Je_IWyh0g?si=u66xD6GbKNnoJ37G[/URL]