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It is not against the law to wait for a cab outside of a hotel. If she was arrested for loitering then she was observed at the same location more than once or she was asked to leave the hotel and she didn't. A $1k bond is $ to a bondsman, they all accept collect calls and the numbers are posted on top of the phones. She would have been out in 3 hours. If she didn't have the $ on her (really? Didn't she just come from fucking someone?) the bondsman would have asked for some phone numbers cell or landline, and called on her behalf to get someone down to the bondsman to post the $ that your friend should have had in her property.

As for the police questioning her. The minute you say you want an attorney, you are admitting you have something to hide. When you get pulled over for speeding and the cop asks why are you driving so fast? Do you ask for an attorney? If a cop stops you and asks "why are you here" you say what you are doing. Waiting for a cab, if he asks where are you coming from and you are in a downtown or touristy area you say I can't find my ride (girlfriend, boyfriend, cousin Jimmy Mike Susan whatever) I came to the hotel so the cab can find me easier, can you give me a ride home officer? That cop will turn around and leave you alone. The devil is in the details. Why ask for an attorney, you are not under arrest, you are not being detained. Make sure you always carry your I'd. It is illegal to be over the age of 18 and not carry I'd with you. That is the #1 reason girls get pinched. No I'd so they have to take you in to run your prints and verify who you are. And finally NEVER EVER plead guilty to anything. Take it to trial or plead no contest (nolo contendre) make sure you go to all of your court dates and eventually the prosecutor will drop the charge because his boss is on his ass to close cases!) , and if you cannot afford an attorney one will be appointed to you at no cost (actually you have to pay $25 to see if you qualify for a Public Pretender) they will tell you that as they are placing the cuffs on you because you asked for an attorney and now they have to provide one! Just my. 02.

[QUOTE=Vino 7373;1392948]Man, VS sure let everyone know how things really are. This is very solid advice here. If you get into a bind, just give them your name only and ask to see an attorney before answering any other questions. I mean, say nothing but,"I need to have an attorney present to answer your questions and I have that right." Repeat that same line again and again and again.[/QUOTE]

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[QUOTE=PapiiChulo; 1394253]It is not against the law to wait for a cab outside of a hotel. If she was arrested for loitering then she was observed at the same location more than once or she was asked to leave the hotel and she didn't. A $1k bond is $ to a bondsman, they all accept collect calls and the numbers are posted on top of the phones. She would have been out in 3 hours. If she didn't have the $ on her (really? Didn't she just come from fucking someone?) the bondsman would have asked for some phone numbers cell or landline, and called on her behalf to get someone down to the bondsman to post the $ that your friend should have had in her property.

As for the police questioning her. The minute you say you want an attorney, you are admitting you have something to hide. When you get pulled over for speeding and the cop asks why are you driving so fast? Do you ask for an attorney? If a cop stops you and asks "why are you here" you say what you are doing. Waiting for a cab, if he asks where are you coming from and you are in a downtown or touristy area you say I can't find my ride (girlfriend, boyfriend, cousin Jimmy Mike Susan whatever) I came to the hotel so the cab can find me easier, can you give me a ride home officer? That cop will turn around and leave you alone. The devil is in the details. Why ask for an attorney, you are not under arrest, you are not being detained. Make sure you always carry your I'd. It is illegal to be over the age of 18 and not carry I'd with you. That is the #1 reason girls get pinched. No I'd so they have to take you in to run your prints and verify who you are. And finally NEVER EVER plead guilty to anything. Take it to trial or plead no contest (nolo contendre) make sure you go to all of your court dates and eventually the prosecutor will drop the charge because his boss is on his ass to close cases!) , and if you cannot afford an attorney one will be appointed to you at no cost (actually you have to pay $25 to see if you qualify for a Public Pretender) they will tell you that as they are placing the cuffs on you because you asked for an attorney and now they have to provide one! Just my. 02.[/QUOTE]Sounds like you're a guy who knows things from experience! LOL Well this situation did not take place in Orlando and every county and city does things a little differently. In my post I said she told the police she was there to "see a friend" when they asked to talk to the friend she would not identify 'the friend' this aroused their suspicion, so they ran her history, it's 1:30 A. M. And she's waiting for a cab in front of the Hotel and she does not provide them with a verified reason for being there and she has several arrests for Prost. They now have probable cause to arrest her. She does not walk the streets and her busts have all been on outcalls, I told her to stop the outcalls but the money always wins. The cops have nothing to lose, if the prosecutor files no information (Drops charges) it does not affect the cops at all. False arrest in 99% of the cases is a myth.

Remember this is not Orlando, in the bigger cities cops step over drunks lying on the sidewalks. (NYC) I've personally seen it.) And as it goes down the ladder the rules change dramatically. What goes on in NYC courts would get a judge fired and disbarred here.

Most PD's have portable scanners in the patrol cars to take prints but if they have no I'd to work from it takes much longer and you are going in. If she had no previous record she would not have been arrested especially if she had acted indignant. But Prosecutors and Judges are not stupid, when someone has no visible means of support (No job) and has a previous record and it's 1:30 A. M. In front of a hotel. They connect the dots.

She has no family in town and is not close to the family she has, so without her phone she has no numbers to give a bondsman. Don't know how much cash she had but unless she had enough to bond herself out ($1000) in cash on her person she would not have access to her money until she was bonded out. Unless you have a relationship with a bondsman they will not bail out a person unless the bond is secured, which means someone in good standing in the community would have to guarantee the bond (someone with equity in a house for instance) I've had to do it twice for someone, once was a 50k bond and I had to give them a promissory note (which is a lien) on my house and it wasn't released until the case was closed. So Papi it's not so easy or cut and dried. Now if you have a working relationship with a bondsman and you've always showed up for court and they've never had to chase you then they are happy to take your money. In the smaller cities they won't roll out in the middle of the night to make a $100 bucks because after the bond the defendant has to go to the office and sign papers etc. Etc.

There is a big difference between a traffic stop and a criminal charge, generally the traffic stop is considered an offense, not a Misdemeanor or Felony and you are given the courtesy of an "appearance ticket" this of course presumes your not drunk or driving 132 miles an hour and that you don't mouth off to the cop etc.

There really is no comparison between a traffic stop and a criminal stop.

You will be detained while "they investigate" the trick is to not incriminate yourself during the time "they investigate" by running your mouth or making excuses, you shouldn't be rude or abrasive but there is a moment when you need to inquire if you are being arrested or not and politely inform the officer that if you're not, that you want to leave and see what happens.

I have been stopped in what could look to be a compromising situation because of where I was stopped and the second question I was asked after license and registration was is whether I had ever been arrested, that is a very intimidating question because it implies you are about to be and they know it scares people. Think how you would feel if asked this question and what would be going around in your head. Especially if your guilty of something even if it's something you intended to do but have not done yet, your scared shitless, aren't you?

My point in this is that when you are under pressure 90% of people give themselves up even cops and attorneys give themselves up and they intellectually know better but GUILT is a powerful thing.

If you get an Attorney one of the first thing he will ask is "Did you give a statement" then 'is there any media involved" then as he collects his fee you will here " you understand there are no GUARANTEES and NO REFUNDS" this is after he has told you what a super attorney he is and how GOOD your case is BUT he hasn't seen "the discovery" (Prosecutions evidence") and after he sees that he will advise you how to proceed.

Translation: You guilty sumbish I'll try to make you a good deal if you didn't hang yourself with a police statement other than that I can only make sure your rights aren't being violated.

Best advice is to stay away from the legal system and be a good boy or girl. —VS

I forgot to comment, in Florida since 2005 a nolo plea can be used against you in sentencing in future sentencing, it used to protect you from being sued in Civil court based a guilty plea (You would plead Nolo and not admit anything either way) on a conviction in criminal court. But now it's pretty much an ego protector, you might feel better not pleading guilty but the result is exactly the same as far as the law is concerned. Sorry.

VS

Nolo Contendre means that you agree that the prosecution has enough evidence to convict you. Not that you are guilty. A civil suit has no bearing on a criminal case. Just ask OJ and Casey Anthony. As for sentencing guidelines the Supreme Court ruled nolo contendre or no contest MAY not WILL be used in sentencing. And that applies to Federal cases where you accrue "points" towards your sentence depending on convictions. And yes N / C is a conviction, you just are not admitting guilt. The purpose of N / C is that in the future you may (again may) have that conviction expunged because you were not found guilty. Not even close to being the same as a guilty plea where you give up any right because you must allocute your guilt in open court. As for the bondsman. 50k bond is alot different than a 1k bond. You must put up collateral to secure the 50k the bondsman is putting up for you. Most bondsman do not lose their 1k bond even if the defendant fails to show up to court so its a quick $100 and yes any bondsman worth his salt would gladly go to Johnny Polk pick up a hooker and in the process bail out the other 5 girls in there too! I am very well experienced in these matters. But not in the way that you think!

And finally. Yes there is a big difference between a traffic stop and a criminal stop, my point was to not make a simple issue of a cop asking a girl questions at 1:30a into a criminal matter by asking for an attorney. The cop knows exactly what she is doing. He is hoping she opens her mouth and gives him probable cause. A cop asking you were your are going or where you are coming from is not an investigation. You are not required to answer a cops questions. It is not against the law to refuse to answer a police officers questions. Remember YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT.

[QUOTE=VerySlowly; 1394425]I forgot to comment, in Florida since 2005 a nolo plea can be used against you in sentencing in future sentencing, it used to protect you from being sued in Civil court based a guilty plea (You would plead Nolo and not admit anything either way) on a conviction in criminal court. But now it's pretty much an ego protector, you might feel better not pleading guilty but the result is exactly the same as far as the law is concerned. Sorry.

VS[/QUOTE]

This incident was not in Orlando or Seminole where Johnny Polk is located. I indicated that before.

I'm not going to argue the fine points of the law with you because even judges constantly Fk up and if they didn't there would not be an appeals process, so I doubt you and me are going to have the final word. What bondsman will or won't do I cannot answer because every one is an individual.

The bottom line is to keep your mouth shut but it's like telling someone to stop smoking or "just don't do drugs" 99% of people will do it anyway and if you become to much of an A. H. You get a resisting charge so you tell me who wins.

I disagree with you on the Nolo but it really doesn't matter because we have no specific facts to argue, I don't get your Casey Anthony reference or OJ either but it was fun to watch all the experts predict C / A's conviction and watch most of them eat sh*t this is fun crap to talk about but not to experience.

VS

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Looks like the election year busts are ahead of schedule.

Had alot to do with the spike in Prostitution arrests. But FYI the stings have switched from Thursdays to Tuesdays. Just look at all of the bogus ads today!

[QUOTE=Daddy Oh; 1442906][url]http://www.wftv.com/news/news/local/prostitution-arrests-could-more-double-2012/nNyYf/[/url]

Looks like the election year busts are ahead of schedule.[/QUOTE]

Playoffs and the Allstar game had alot to do with the spike in Prostitution arrests. But FYI the stings have switched from Thursdays to Tuesdays. Just look at all of the bogus ads today!

[QUOTE=Daddy Oh; 1442906][url]http://www.wftv.com/news/news/local/prostitution-arrests-could-more-double-2012/nNyYf/[/url]

Looks like the election year busts are ahead of schedule.[/QUOTE]

We are the champions! <Men's Health Magazine ranks Orlando as the smuttiest cities in America, by beating Las Vegas up.

Here is the top 10 porn cities in USA by the Magazine and Florida has two cities in top 10:

1. Orlando, Fla.

2. Las Vegas.

3. Wilmington, Del.

4. Raleigh, N. C.

5. Charlotte, N. C.

6. Minneapolis.

7. Atlanta.

8. Tampa, Fla.

9. Anchorage, Alaska.

10. Austin, Texas.

Go, Orlando the Beautiful!

Go, OBT the largest Red Light Zone in USA!

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Seems like someone is putting in some overtime this weekend. Figured I post these reports here since if you do walk through the door you will be in the news.

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Boy, we are in bad shape in the USA if O-town is #1! LOL.

I have done a bit of world traveling and not only do we fall far below most cities in Europe and South America we are nothing like we were 25 years ago when the MPs were all Caucasian and you could get FS in many of the strip clubs about town. Don't get me wrong, I love asian women but years ago the choices were much more broad and I had some real favorites. But, I got to admit I might have fallen for a number of them and now be in much worse financial shape than I am now! Most of the Asian girls rotate out before you can give them a ring!

[QUOTE=Xiao Xing; 1444323]We are the champions! <Men's Health Magazine ranks Orlando as the smuttiest cities in America, by beating Las Vegas up.

Here is the top 10 porn cities in USA by the Magazine and Florida has two cities in top 10:

1. Orlando, Fla.

2. Las Vegas.

3. Wilmington, Del.

4. Raleigh, N. C.

5. Charlotte, N. C.

6. Minneapolis.

7. Atlanta.

8. Tampa, Fla.

9. Anchorage, Alaska.

10. Austin, Texas.

Go, Orlando the Beautiful!

Go, OBT the largest Red Light Zone in USA!

XX[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Redbeard0504; 1446214]Boy, we are in bad shape in the USA if O-town is #1! LOL.

I have done a bit of world traveling and not only do we fall far below most cities in Europe and South America we are nothing like we were 25 years ago when the MPs were all Caucasian and you could get FS in many of the strip clubs about town. Don't get me wrong, I love asian women but years ago the choices were much more broad and I had some real favorites. But, I got to admit I might have fallen for a number of them and now be in much worse financial shape than I am now! Most of the Asian girls rotate out before you can give them a ring![/QUOTE]Well, the ratings were not based on what level of sex services are available. It was based on how many porn dvd were rented or sold in the area per capita. So we got a bunch of horny bastards with relatively poor selection of outlets, so more dvd's get rented / sold.

76 arrested in undercover prostitution sting in Osceola Co.

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Leo must have nothing better to do in Osceola co.

Looks like they went for round two in Osceola County. The Sentinel just reported more arrests:

[url]http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2012-05-29/news/os-prostitution-arrests-kissimmee-20120529_1_prostitution-sweep-internet-prostitution-sting-arrests[/url]

Prostitution sweep in Osceola leads to 27 arrests.

Last week, the Osceola County Sheriff's Office arrested 27 men and women on drug and prostitution-related charges just west of the Kissimmee city limits, according to a report released today.

The two-day sweep began Thursday and ended Friday.

Most of the defendants live in Osceola County but five listed addressed in Tampa, Haines City, Orlando and Winter Park.

The West USA Highway 192 corridor between Kissimmee and Interstate 4 is a frequent target of drug and prostitution arrests as the result of complaints from independently owned motels and businesses. The recent arrests came two weeks after an internet prostitution sting by Kissimmee police resulted in 76 arrests.

[QUOTE=Astorman; 1447830]76 arrested in undercover prostitution sting in Osceola Co.

[url]http://www.wftv.com/news/news/local/76-arrested-undercover-prostitution-theft-sting-os/nN5pk/[/url]

Leo must have nothing better to do in Osceola co.[/QUOTE]