Massage Parlor Reports

[QUOTE=Throwaway3602;5348823]What do the girls look like, or how many are available? The images on google show quite a few private rooms which is perfect. And a table shower which is becoming more and more rare. Are the girls under 30 or more standard 40's+ for the area.[/QUOTE]I typically use the K-agencies or independents, but I felt like just a quick massage and a HJ. So I swing by the spa by the M, expecting to pay 50 for half hour and 40-60 tip for a HJ. I pay 50 for a half hour, and get a girl who is quite cute and slender. Attractive enough that I'm thinking I should have brought more cash, LOL. Anyways, massage is passable, and then comes the flip. She asks what I want, I tell her HJ, and she says it will be 100. I tell her 40, or 60 if she takes off her clothes, and she says no, covers me up, and continues to massage me. I'm confused at this point, and ask if everything is ok. She says I don't like her and that it's 100 for HJ and that it's normally more expensive everywhere else. I tell her I have never paid more than 60 for a HJ at an AMP, and she shakes her head and goes back to massaging me. At this point, I'm annoyed, and want to leave, but I figure I'm not getting any part of my 50 back, so I might as well get a half-ass massage for the remaining 15 minutes.

I've been to AMPs in dozens of cities in the US over the past 20 years and this was a first for me in all my years of mongering. Definitely never going back there again.

Was trying to get healthy this morning. All cards on the table would have been my first time. Parked and was answering a couple work emails. Noticed a sliver lexis eye fucking the shit out of every car in the lot. Some older lady in the it in just looking every car up and down. That was a little strange so I stared her down while on the phone and made a big show of needing to be somewhere. Went to EG. Girl at the front asked if I ever been there before. Totally lied and said I'd been there a couple of times late at night. Cute skinny thing thing took me to.

My room and gave the most bullshit two second rundown ever. Not mad at it. Right to business. Meh BBBJ complained about size. Tried to force 69 on me. I'm not paying to have dinner if you know what I mean. Very robotic. Fellow monger was coming in as I was going out.

[QUOTE=WanderingDrunk;5345727]LOL I was the same way. So, went to EG last night. Great experience with Judy. $. 8 for everything. Way better value than the street girls and escorts I've had in the past.[/QUOTE]Nice. Thanks.

[QUOTE=Throwaway3602;5348823]What do the girls look like, or how many are available? The images on google show quite a few private rooms which is perfect. And a table shower which is becoming more and more rare. Are the girls under 30 or more standard 40's+ for the area.[/QUOTE]For spa owners I would think the $ investment in a TS would benefit them by weeding out vice. Obviously a cop isn't going for a nude TS but a legit monger is.

With the LE being on the prowl I would think a spa owner could use a extra layer of protection. With the steep house fees they charge they can afford it and lots of clients like them.

So quit being cheap- invest in a TS and doors on the rooms when possible.

SO What was the Damage? $.

[QUOTE=Beckton;5352036]Was trying to get healthy this morning. All cards on the table would have been my first time. Parked and was answering a couple work emails. Noticed a sliver lexis eye fucking the shit out of every car in the lot. Some older lady in the it in just looking every car up and down. That was a little strange so I stared her down while on the phone and made a big show of needing to be somewhere. Went to EG. Girl at the front asked if I ever been there before. Totally lied and said I'd been there a couple of times late at night. Cute skinny thing thing took me to.

My room and gave the most bullshit two second rundown ever. Not mad at it. Right to business. Meh BBBJ complained about size. Tried to force 69 on me. I'm not paying to have dinner if you know what I mean. Very robotic. Fellow monger was coming in as I was going out.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Crush1238;5352326]For spa owners I would think the $ investment in a TS would benefit them by weeding out vice. Obviously a cop isn't going for a nude TS but a legit monger is.

With the LE being on the prowl I would think a spa owner could use a extra layer of protection. With the steep house fees they charge they can afford it and lots of clients like them.

So quit being cheap- invest in a TS and doors on the rooms when possible.[/QUOTE]There is a lot of misconceptions out there regarding LE and how they operate. Saying "a cop isn't going for a nude table shower" is incorrect. There is no law that prevents police offers from getting nude or even engaging in sex acts as part of their job. Different police departments have policies that say exactly how far an officer can go, but that's it.

Take the events in Florida a couple years ago where Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots, was caught up in a police sting at a massage parlor. The police lied to a judge, making false claims of human trafficking, and got a warrant to install hidden cameras inside the various rooms at the AMP.

The cops had already visited the establishment UC and engaged in sex acts with the ladies working there. After going back and installing the cameras, the officers made repeat visits, engaging in more sex acts, creating the very evidence they needed to raid the place.

Yet all the charges against the men in that case have since been thrown out by a judge. Because while the police had a warrant to install the cameras, state and federal privacy laws prohibit audio or video recordings of individuals who have an expectation of privacy when no crime is being committed.

I hate to use a movie as an example, but it's a valid one. If you've ever seen the movie Casino, Joe Pesci and Robert De Nerio talk about how they beat the FBI tap on their phone. They had their wives call each other and chat about random nonsense. The FBI agents listening in were required by law to stop their surveillance after just a couple minutes when it was obvious the conversation had nothing to do with criminal activity. After the FBI clicked out of the call, De Nerio and Pesci would jump on the line, say what they needed to say quickly and put their wives back on before the FBI checked in again. That's why all the charges against the clients were thrown out, because the police installed cameras that just kept recording 24/7, regardless of the person being recorded was breaking the law or not.

Not every single customer who visited the spa, during the weeks the cameras were installed, engaged in a sex act with one of the girls there. Violating their right to privacy. That meant all of the video the hidden cameras recorded was not admissible in court. The charges against the owner and workers were not dismissed though, since the police had engaged in sex act in exchange for money. They witnessed first hand a crime being committed, and that was enough to justify the arrest and prosecution of the women involved.

Cops are absolutely allowed to lie. It sucks, but it's a myth from movies and TV shows that cops have to tell you their a cop. I laugh any time a provider asks if I'm a cop or puts "No LE" in their ads. Or they say other ridiculous things like "Any money exchanged is for my time only. Whatever happens is between two consenting adults". It's all meaningless and does nothing to protect them or their clients.

You can ask a cop if they're a cop and they are allowed to lie and say "no". Depending on the price department, officers can touch providers, allow themselves to be touched and even engage in sex acts before making an arrest.

Go read up on the Florida case. There was a lot of outrage in the months after the raid when it was reveled the officers spent weeks engaging in sex acts with the girls at the spa. The cops always use the excuse of attempting to "rescue" trafficking victims, yet every girl at the spa was arrested and charged. Can't really call it a rescue when you throw the "victims" in jail.

[QUOTE=JMaster299;5353947]There is a lot of misconceptions out there regarding LE and how they operate. Saying "a cop isn't going for a nude table shower" is incorrect. There is no law that prevents police offers from getting nude or even engaging in sex acts as part of their job. Different police departments have policies that say exactly how far an officer can go, but that's it.

Take the events in Florida a couple years ago where Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots, was caught up in a police sting at a massage parlor. The police lied to a judge, making false claims of human trafficking, and got a warrant to install hidden cameras inside the various rooms at the AMP.

The cops had already visited the establishment UC and engaged in sex acts with the ladies working there. After going back and installing the cameras, the officers made repeat visits, engaging in more sex acts, creating the very evidence they needed to raid the place.

Yet all the charges against the men in that case have since been thrown out by a judge. Because while the police had a warrant to install the cameras, state and federal privacy laws prohibit audio or video recordings of individuals who have an expectation of privacy when no crime is being committed.

I hate to use a movie as an example, but it's a valid one. If you've ever seen the movie Casino, Joe Pesci and Robert De Nerio talk about how they beat the FBI tap on their phone. They had their wives call each other and chat about random nonsense. The FBI agents listening in were required by law to stop their surveillance after just a couple minutes when it was obvious the conversation had nothing to do with criminal activity. After the FBI clicked out of the call, De Nerio and Pesci would jump on the line, say what they needed to say quickly and put their wives back on before the FBI checked in again. That's why all the charges against the clients were thrown out, because the police installed cameras that just kept recording 24/7, regardless of the person being recorded was breaking the law or not..[/QUOTE]A cop cannot be touched or expose themselves, that's why there is a common practice for SW and johns to verify they are not LE. The Florida example was a illegal, warrantless surveillance operation.

We all know that cops can lie but they cannot get naked, they cannot show their genitalia and they cannot participate in a sex act then bust the provider. I disagree with your analysis.

[QUOTE=JMaster299;5353947]There is a lot of misconceptions out there regarding LE and how they operate. Saying "a cop isn't going for a nude table shower" is incorrect. There is no law that prevents police offers from getting nude or even engaging in sex acts as part of their job. Different police departments have policies that say exactly how far an officer can go, but that's it.

Take the events in Florida a couple years ago where Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots, was caught up in a police sting at a massage parlor. The police lied to a judge, making false claims of human trafficking, and got a warrant to install hidden cameras inside the various rooms at the AMP.

The cops had already visited the establishment UC and engaged in sex acts with the ladies working there. After going back and installing the cameras, the officers made repeat visits, engaging in more sex acts, creating the very evidence they needed to raid the place.

Yet all the charges against the men in that case have since been thrown out by a judge. Because while the police had a warrant to install the cameras, state and federal privacy laws prohibit audio or video recordings of individuals who have an expectation of privacy when no crime is being committed.

I hate to use a movie as an example, but it's a valid one. If you've ever seen the movie Casino, Joe Pesci and Robert De Nerio talk about how they beat the FBI tap on their phone. They had their wives call each other and chat about random nonsense. The FBI agents listening in were required by law to stop their surveillance after just a couple minutes when it was obvious the conversation had nothing to do with criminal activity. After the FBI clicked out of the call, De Nerio and Pesci would jump on the line, say what they needed to say quickly and put their wives back on before the FBI checked in again. That's why all the charges against the clients were thrown out, because the police installed cameras that just kept recording 24/7, regardless of the person being recorded was breaking the law or not.

Not every single customer who visited the spa, during the weeks the cameras were installed, engaged in a sex act with one of the girls there. Violating their right to privacy. That meant all of the video the hidden cameras recorded was not admissible in court. The charges against the owner and workers were not dismissed though, since the police had engaged in sex act in exchange for money. They witnessed first hand a crime being committed, and that was enough to justify the arrest and prosecution of the women involved.

Cops are absolutely allowed to lie. It sucks, but it's a myth from movies and TV shows that cops have to tell you their a cop. I laugh any time a provider asks if I'm a cop or puts "No LE" in their ads. Or they say other ridiculous things like "Any money exchanged is for my time only. Whatever happens is between two consenting adults". It's all meaningless and does nothing to protect them or their clients.

You can ask a cop if they're a cop and they are allowed to lie and say "no". Depending on the price department, officers can touch providers, allow themselves to be touched and even engage in sex acts before making an arrest.

Go read up on the Florida case. There was a lot of outrage in the months after the raid when it was reveled the officers spent weeks engaging in sex acts with the girls at the spa. The cops always use the excuse of attempting to "rescue" trafficking victims, yet every girl at the spa was arrested and charged. Can't really call it a rescue when you throw the "victims" in jail.[/QUOTE]They don't even [I]have [/I]to do it themselves. Cops often send in an informant who has a happy time and reports back. Police can use that for a warrant. Believing there's anything out there like a "cop check" is misguided. On the other hand, I've never read about a female undercover grabbing a guy's dick, so that's one thing to consider. That doesn't mean they can't; I've just never read or heard about it happening.

A cop can expose themselves and can be touched, and do. That's how many of the busts are made. It's how cops are adept at making massage parlor ladies think they are not cops.

[QUOTE=Crush1238;5354484]A cop cannot be touched or expose themselves, that's why there is a common practice for SW and johns to verify they are not LE. The Florida example was a illegal, warrantless surveillance operation.

We all know that cops can lie but they cannot get naked, they cannot show their genitalia and they cannot participate in a sex act then bust the provider. I disagree with your analysis.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Crush1238;5354484]A cop cannot be touched or expose themselves, that's why there is a common practice for SW and johns to verify they are not LE. The Florida example was a illegal, warrantless surveillance operation.

We all know that cops can lie but they cannot get naked, they cannot show their genitalia and they cannot participate in a sex act then bust the provider. I disagree with your analysis.[/QUOTE]That's like saying cops can't murder unarmed Black men in this country.

Anyone try the Parlor on the corner of Maryland and Franklin? May give it a shot if not. Was a printing company pre pandemic.

[QUOTE=JustWastingGas;5354763]A cop can expose themselves and can be touched, and do. That's how many of the busts are made. It's how cops are adept at making massage parlor ladies think they are not cops.[/QUOTE]You are correct. I was wrong I just got the bad news on [URL]https://library.municode.com/nv/las_vegas/codes/code_of_ordinances[/URL].

Hello all-.

I will be visiting your city next month and will be staying on the strip. My buddy and I are looking for some AMPs to visit. We are not necessarily looking for FS AMPs, preferred non-FS actually that has younger girls, gives good massage, offers nice and sensual ending / release and allow mutual touching or reverse massage play. Any recommendations is greatly appreciated. We are willing to drive up to 15-30 minutes from our hotel. Thank you!

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[QUOTE=Crush1238;5355611]You are correct. I was wrong I just got the bad news on [URL]https://library.municode.com/nv/las_vegas/codes/code_of_ordinances[/URL].[/QUOTE]Cops engaging in sex acts on order to bust AMP workers was all over the news after the events in Atlanta. It's a very common occurance. Don't know if we can link to news sites here, but this is copied from. WaPo article last month. Cops claimed they were targeting human trafficking. When they found none they had sex with the workers and arrested them for it.

"While authorities said they found no evidence of human trafficking at the three spas, undercover officers engaged in sex acts with some of their workers, then arrested them, according to police reports and county court records describing the June 2019 raids that The Washington Post obtained through a public records request. ".