General Reports

**Lemmesee** · 05-24-11 21:02

Just came back today from the K, I was all set up for a date with a girl with working digits and everything looked right, BUT after a few texts back and fort she was a no show. , in all I wasted one hour waiting , more than enough time to drive around and find a suitable companion based on the " one dead cat " rule (seen a couple nice ones on my way there) but I stuck to my pre-arranged date and got burned! YMMV I guess, even girls with a working phone are hit or miss, just wish they wouldn't waste my time and flat out say " no today " Bummer.

**Davidonecall** · 04-15-11 10:04

Originally Posted by Forth Ryte [View Original Post]

Here's a handy bit of general information.

A couple of days ago, the NY Times ran an article about how the NYPD is using a lot of traffic cameras with imaging technology and they can read license plates of cars. NYPD have been using the cameras (some in fixed locations and others mounted on squad cars) to randomly check out cars and locate specific cars involved in crimes or to find stolen or unregistered vehicles. They can also be used to maintain a database of which cars were where and when. The article says Philly is starting to use these too. Check the article here:

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/12/ny...p=1&sq=traffic

For mongers cruising the K this means that, at some remote location, some computer can spot your vehicle circling the area and alert a squad car,"Monger on the prowl."

Anyone have any further info on this?

. Forth Ryte

I know that they are going to add mire features to this like if you are in an area and rotate it for a bit then if you are there for two or three days doing the same and then now they will know your habits. In the future is not looking hood for us who are hobbies. Let's be safe.

**Socalcasualguy** · 04-15-11 08:02

Originally Posted by Rito1 [View Original Post]

I am from Boston and this is what they look like on the cars.

More more LE agencies are using those, if they have the money.

They just read license plates, and alert the cop if theres a want / warrant tied to the plate. No sort of tracking aspects to it, just faster than the cop manually punching the info into his MDT.

**Rito1** · 04-14-11 22:02

I am from Boston and this is what they look like on the cars.

**Seva Lurker** · 04-14-11 14:16

Originally Posted by Fkdave [View Original Post]

The police use these to quickly check license plates to catch real criminals. If you aren't in the data base and they aren't looking for you then, they are not interested in you. At least not in a city like Philadelphia. Every cop out there recognises the mongers at a glance. Don't think they don't. If you ever worked with the public, you know what I mean. They just don't care. Unless you get caught in a sting and stings only happen because of political pressure, not because of the law.

No, it is not a joke. There are real time systems out there. None being used to try and stop potential crimes.

There are some systems that have facial recognition software that alert a center if a face appears to match a known criminal and officers can be dispatched. The mobile systems as both you and I said only are searching for known criminals. Fixed systems can be used a bit more actively, but only to react to a situation.

**Cephlapod Love** · 04-14-11 11:48

What is next? Arresting you for the crime you were about to commit or the bad thoughts you had?

**Fkdave** · 04-13-11 20:00

The police use these to quickly check license plates to catch real criminals. If you aren't in the data base and they aren't looking for you then, they are not interested in you. At least not in a city like Philadelphia. Every cop out there recognises the mongers at a glance. Don't think they don't. If you ever worked with the public, you know what I mean. They just don't care. Unless you get caught in a sting and stings only happen because of political pressure, not because of the law.

Originally Posted by Seva Lurker [View Original Post]

There are numerous places buying into these camera systems. The ones in my local area (South Eastern VA) are all mobile and mounted on cars.

The technology (subject to improvements naturally) bought here works something like this. The camera can read a plate and run it against a database in an on board computer. The DB contains a list of vehicles whose taxes aren't paid, whose owners have warrants, etc. It then gives the officer an alert in their car.

Other locations (Baltimore and Newark jump to mind) have cameras placed on poles in high crime areas. These are fed to a monitoring center and can lead to an officer being dispatched if something happens.

As the article shows, the mobile cameras are pretty obvious. I've got a really poor picture of one of our local LE with two mounted (one on each side).

So far, the little traffic cams aren't used for crime control, but I'm sure as technology improves, they will be.

**Seva Lurker** · 04-13-11 08:20

Originally Posted by Forth Ryte [View Original Post]

Here's a handy bit of general information.

A couple of days ago, the NY Times ran an article about how the NYPD is using a lot of traffic cameras with imaging technology and they can read license plates of cars. NYPD have been using the cameras (some in fixed locations and others mounted on squad cars) to randomly check out cars and locate specific cars involved in crimes or to find stolen or unregistered vehicles. They can also be used to maintain a database of which cars were where and when. The article says Philly is starting to use these too. Check the article here:

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/12/ny...p=1&sq=traffic

For mongers cruising the K this means that, at some remote location, some computer can spot your vehicle circling the area and alert a squad car,"Monger on the prowl."

Anyone have any further info on this?

. Forth Ryte

There are numerous places buying into these camera systems. The ones in my local area (South Eastern VA) are all mobile and mounted on cars.

The technology (subject to improvements naturally) bought here works something like this. The camera can read a plate and run it against a database in an on board computer. The DB contains a list of vehicles whose taxes aren't paid, whose owners have warrants, etc. It then gives the officer an alert in their car.

Other locations (Baltimore and Newark jump to mind) have cameras placed on poles in high crime areas. These are fed to a monitoring center and can lead to an officer being dispatched if something happens.

As the article shows, the mobile cameras are pretty obvious. I've got a really poor picture of one of our local LE with two mounted (one on each side).

So far, the little traffic cams aren't used for crime control, but I'm sure as technology improves, they will be.

**Forth Ryte** · 04-13-11 08:10

Here's a handy bit of general information.

A couple of days ago, the NY Times ran an article about how the NYPD is using a lot of traffic cameras with imaging technology and they can read license plates of cars. NYPD have been using the cameras (some in fixed locations and others mounted on squad cars) to randomly check out cars and locate specific cars involved in crimes or to find stolen or unregistered vehicles. They can also be used to maintain a database of which cars were where and when. The article says Philly is starting to use these too. Check the article here: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/12/ny...p=1&sq=traffic

For mongers cruising the K this means that, at some remote location, some computer can spot your vehicle circling the area and alert a squad car,"Monger on the prowl."

Anyone have any further info on this?

-- Forth Ryte

**Cephlapod Love** · 03-30-11 23:10

Apparently Lost a good friend today. A sudden departure from the scene by a monger can mean only one thing.

So I hope things work out OK for him and he finds a solution and happiness in his life! Best to him for the future!

Times like this bring a bit of recognition and reflection. A solid example about how this hobby, while fun, is periphery in life and there are more important things.

Good luck friend! Godspeed!

CL

**Bbrenham** · 03-25-11 12:30

I am not from the area but I think Darby and Colwyn are on the southwest side.

Not sure if there is good hunting in those areas but since these two deppartments hate each other and since most of the surrounding departments dislike the Darby force it might be a convenient place to "escape over the border" if the law is on your tail.

Check out this video.

http://www.myfoxphilly.com/dpp/news/...cops-on-camera

Remember, Philly is the city of brotherly love. Apparentely this is not true in the adjacent townships.

**CookyJar** · 03-21-11 08:43

Originally Posted by Bill Buxton [View Original Post]

Any ideas on a good provider in the downtown area Monday 3-21? Will want an outcall to my hotel must be trouble free.

Bb.

I am not sure what you are asking for. Are you looking for a contact number or do you want a girl delivered / sent to your room? I assume you know about "BackPage," and it's benefits.

Click on this link: AMAZING Aundrea.. all alone ..ANYTIME…

This is a link to Aundrea's BackPage ad. I have not dated or heard from her lately. The ad was placed on March 19, so I assume she is still available. She is a spinner of exceptional talents. Do a search in the CookyJar Photo thread for more examples of her performance.

If Aundrea is not available try calling any of the girls listed in her ad. She does have roommates and they do have transportation. The transportation is going to cost you.

I hope this helps.

CookyJar

**Bill Buxton** · 03-20-11 17:34

Any ideas on a good provider in the downtown area monday 3-21? Will want an outcall to my hotel must be trouble free.

Bb.

**Fkdave** · 03-12-11 09:52

Originally Posted by Longdeluxe [View Original Post]

Is that the Trish with the stomach cellulite?

Hey Long, No this Trish is the tightest, most athletic, gorgeous girl I have ever met out there. 22 yrs old. To be honest, I can't believe she ever worked out there at all. Perky tits, tight round ass, strong legs, cut stomach, gorgeous face. 5'5" 115 or so. She probably just doesn't need to work anymore. Sugar daddy must be footing the whole bill.