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[QUOTE=DmvMack;7550995]Five arrested over alleged baseball bat beating and prostitution in Pentagon City.
[URL]https://www.arlnow.com/2026/03/09/five-arrested-over-alleged-baseball-bat-beating-and-prostitution-in-pentagon-city/[/URL][/QUOTE]To my surprise, the location that mentioned by LE is too public to have this kind of violence.
[QUOTE=DmvMack;7550995]Five arrested over alleged baseball bat beating and prostitution in Pentagon City.
[URL]https://www.arlnow.com/2026/03/09/five-arrested-over-alleged-baseball-bat-beating-and-prostitution-in-pentagon-city/[/URL][/QUOTE]Would love to see the add and who the 3 girls were, along with the two guys who we know set up the Robbery. Funny how they claim the two visiting guys demanded extra services to justify calling in the two for security. This is laughable and another example to only visit girls with reviews. Wonder if the mongers were some of us.
[QUOTE=VaPlay;7551667]Would love to see the add and who the 3 girls were, along with the two guys who we know set up the Robbery. Funny how they claim the two visiting guys demanded extra services to justify calling in the two for security. This is laughable and another example to only visit girls with reviews. Wonder if the mongers were some of us.[/QUOTE]Their arrests are public information and you can see their booking photos. Most likely cartel / gang activity.
I found the actual bill itself. It's pretty comprehensive. It goes way beyond "decriminalization" and actually legalizes most aspects of the hobby. The head-scratching language in the escort section would indicate that an actual contract using real names is required.
[URL]https://leg.colorado.gov/bill_files/111836/download[/URL]
[QUOTE=Max#01;7555444]I found the actual bill itself. It's pretty comprehensive. It goes way beyond "decriminalization" and actually legalizes most aspects of the hobby. The head-scratching language in the escort section would indicate that an actual contract using real names is required.
[URL]https://leg.colorado.gov/bill_files/111836/download[/URL][/QUOTE]Sorry, but I'm not signing any contract with my real name if I'm seeing an escort. I want to pay my money, transact my business, hopefully give her some pleasure as well, and then move on. Giving real names provides an opportunity for blackmail and perhaps legal ammunition for spouses suing for divorce. That could also cause major problems for those who work in jobs that require some level of security clearance, especially if the hobby remains outlawed in the DC area. I'll admit I've never visited Nevada or any of their legal brothels, so I'm not sure what their requirements are for disclosing names when visiting or whether confidentiality is enforced. Legal providers like Alice Little don't use their real names when they advertise; why should customers have to do so?
Ultimately, I'd like to see judges strike down laws criminalizing sex acts between consenting adults simply because money is exchanged. After all, it's legal if I have sex with a date or girlfriend, even a stranger I meet in a bar or nightclub. Why should it be anyone else's business if I pay $100 or more for the privilege?
[QUOTE=JmSuttr;7540941]Very early in the process, and it may end up going nowhere, but it's always worth watching when there's a serious effort to decriminalize prostitution.
[URL]https://gazette.com/2026/02/23/battle-lines-drawn-as-colorado-considers-decriminalizing-prostitution/[/URL][/QUOTE]The bill is already dead, not going to happen.
"To be clear, I'm not saying I have any expectations about the Colorado proposal. I simply think it's worth watching. For those familiar with the concept of the Overton Window, policies that once were considered outside the realm of acceptability (like marijuana use, same-sex marriage, etc.) can eventually stay in the window long enough to become accepted. If the Colorado proposal garners serious discussion and debate, that helps keep it in the window even if it doesn't pass. ".
So, with respect to the Overton Window, and using cannabis as an example, it often takes years for something to evolve from serious discussion to actual policy implementation. Oregon got the ball rolling in 1973, with other states following years later. Also, while I didn't have time to do a deep research dive, it stands to reason that if Oregon decriminalized in 1973, the discussions about the pros and cons must have been going on beforehand for quite some time.
[URL]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_cannabis_laws_in_the_United_States[/URL]
Here's hoping that one day there will be an article like this about prostitution decriminalization and legalization.
[QUOTE=JmSuttr;7556714]"To be clear, I'm not saying I have any expectations about the Colorado proposal. I simply think it's worth watching. For those familiar with the concept of the Overton Window, policies that once were considered outside the realm of acceptability (like marijuana use, same-sex marriage, etc.) can eventually stay in the window long enough to become accepted. If the Colorado proposal garners serious discussion and debate, that helps keep it in the window even if it doesn't pass. ".
So, with respect to the Overton Window, and using cannabis as an example, it often takes years for something to evolve from serious discussion to actual policy implementation. Oregon got the ball rolling in 1973, with other states following years later. Also, while I didn't have time to do a deep research dive, it stands to reason that if Oregon decriminalized in 1973, the discussions about the pros and cons must have been going on beforehand for quite some time.
[URL]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_cannabis_laws_in_the_United_States[/URL]
Here's hoping that one day there will be an article like this about prostitution decriminalization and legalization.[/QUOTE]Indeed. And let's hope that when it finally happens, customers and providers can still preserve their anonymity.
[QUOTE=TomMcAn;7557009]Indeed. And let's hope that when it finally happens, customers and providers can still preserve their anonymity.[/QUOTE]Then, a 6. 0% tax would be applied to the total after you enjoy some of penetrating actions. Honestly, I don't mind if I don't need to worry about any LE actions.
Check this out as our neighboring city to Northern VA that I highly doubt they will adopt.
[URL]https://www2.montgomerycountymd.gov/mcgportalapps/Press_Detail.aspx?Item_ID=48219[/URL]
[QUOTE=DoYouKnow;7559969]Check this out as our neighboring city to Northern VA that I highly doubt they will adopt.
[URL]https://www2.montgomerycountymd.gov/mcgportalapps/Press_Detail.aspx?Item_ID=48219[/URL][/QUOTE]Montgomery County began cracking down on the hobby in the early 2000's under former county executive Doug Duncan. Prior to the crackdown there were plenty of American, Asian, and Eastern European MP's as well as various independent providers. Nowadays there's the aging Ukrainian Luba, aka Marianna, with a limited service menu, a couple of other places where one might occasionally get a HJ, and not much else. You're better off hobbying in Northern Virginia for now.
[QUOTE=TomMcAn;7562497]Montgomery County began cracking down on the hobby in the early 2000's under former county executive Doug Duncan. Prior to the crackdown there were plenty of American, Asian, and Eastern European MP's as well as various independent providers. Nowadays there's the aging Ukrainian Luba, aka Marianna, with a limited service menu, a couple of other places where one might occasionally get a HJ, and not much else. You're better off hobbying in Northern Virginia for now.[/QUOTE]I'd say it's pretty hard to beat the AMP scene in PG County. Very dependably good.
[QUOTE=DoYouKnow;7559969]Check this out as our neighboring city to Northern VA that I highly doubt they will adopt.
[URL]https://www2.montgomerycountymd.gov/mcgportalapps/Press_Detail.aspx?Item_ID=48219[/URL][/QUOTE]News 4 did a report on it too.
[URL]https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/maryland/look-before-you-book-montgomery-county-warns-against-illegal-massage-businesses/4081193/[/URL]
[QUOTE=Navihawk;7566210]News 4 did a report on it too.
[URL]https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/maryland/look-before-you-book-montgomery-county-warns-against-illegal-massage-businesses/4081193/[/URL][/QUOTE]You'd better quit this hobby. That would be the best way to play safe.
[QUOTE=Navihawk;7566210]News 4 did a report on it too.
[URL]https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/maryland/look-before-you-book-montgomery-county-warns-against-illegal-massage-businesses/4081193/[/URL][/QUOTE]Says to look out for:
"Unusually low rates like $50 to $60 an hour.
Uncommon operating hours.
An unusual number of restricted areas in the spa.
Evidence of employees living at the spa. ".
Massage Envy has pretty much the same rates as hours as these places. And I've never noticed either of the other two things and I've been to a ton of AMP's over the years.