Streetwalker Reports

**Gadshill** · 08-16-16 22:54

Originally Posted by NiteTimer [View Original Post]

http://www.ccptube.com/video/1553/up-in-it.html

Man can she play for the camera!!

**Horsetrader** · 08-16-16 21:21

Originally Posted by Loomy [View Original Post]

Was this notification on city or state letter head? Did it have a POC? If so I would take this to the local chapter of the ACLU. The government has no business monitoring or movement in the public domain till the point where just because you are seen in a public area you get a notice in the mail just for being in a area without breaking a law. Red-light cameras are different, they are catching you violating a law. But just because you drive in a area should not constitute receiving a "Notification".

Believe it not, we do have rights. The Police / Law Enforcement / Government must have reasonable cause to run your tags. Just being in a bad area does not justify reasonable-cause. You may be able to get some money if this is true and you take it to court. You may need take it to the Superior Court Level to get some traction.

This just isn't good, because you now know that your tags and name are going into a database that every police offer will see if you are ever stopped for any reason. They then use this database to see trends and patterns when they are determining what course of action they will take for what ever reason you have been stopped or detained by the police.

Again, I still question if everyone that lives in the areas gets notifications on regular basis for being spotted / seen in a area that they live in.

About a year ago I had business at two separate locations in Brooklyn. I made many trips between those locations and sometimes made a point to see who was out. I did this for several days over the course of about 2 months.

I had previously read reports about 2 old ladies watching the action; I believe I saw them parked at Pontiac and 6th. I stopped at the stop sign and a hooker approached my car right in front of these old ladies. I ignored the girl. A few weeks later I received a letter from the Baltimore Police Department. The letter essentially said that I had been seen in a hooker zone doing things that were consistent with mongering. The letter was mailed to my home address and identified the particulars of my car. The letter was also clear that no legal action would be taken, although they were keeping records.

It is my belief that the two old ladies were acting as some sort of community patrol. They probably reported many such incidents and the police probably sent many such letters to car owners. I know of no case where electronic surveillance was used to generate such a letter. I don't expect any such electronic surveillance based letters to be generated in the near future, the police have better things to do than review that type of video and send letters that say "your car was spotted and the unidentified operator might have been thinking about committing a misdemeanor. ".

If you are a regular street monger who has received such a letter and then gets caught, don't be surprised if your letter is brought up at your hearing.

**Curtisbay** · 08-16-16 18:10

Originally Posted by Crofton33 [View Original Post]

You do have some good points however, both myself and my client received letters when we met in the Brooklyn area looking at real estate, and she works for homeland security. The fact is that this does happen. The letter comes from the department of the particular area, and the letter is addressed to the registered owner of the vehicle.

You should send them a box of donuts with your business card and tell them your wife and her husband won't stop laughing. CB.

**BoloBellgrande** · 08-16-16 15:41

Can you let evry1 kno I'm over west.

In her own words 😉.

Now is the time for all you guys who want her # to go meet her and get it .

**Loomy** · 08-16-16 15:09

Originally Posted by Crofton33 [View Original Post]

You do have some good points however, both myself and my client received letters when we met in the Brooklyn area looking at real estate, and she works for homeland security. The fact is that this does happen. The letter comes from the department of the particular area, and the letter is addressed to the registered owner of the vehicle.

Was this notification on city or state letter head? Did it have a POC? If so I would take this to the local chapter of the ACLU. The government has no business monitoring or movement in the public domain till the point where just because you are seen in a public area you get a notice in the mail just for being in a area without breaking a law. Red-light cameras are different, they are catching you violating a law. But just because you drive in a area should not constitute receiving a "Notification".

Believe it not, we do have rights. The Police / Law Enforcement / Government must have reasonable cause to run your tags. Just being in a bad area does not justify reasonable-cause. You may be able to get some money if this is true and you take it to court. You may need take it to the Superior Court Level to get some traction.

This just isn't good, because you now know that your tags and name are going into a database that every police offer will see if you are ever stopped for any reason. They then use this database to see trends and patterns when they are determining what course of action they will take for what ever reason you have been stopped or detained by the police.

Again, I still question if everyone that lives in the areas gets notifications on regular basis for being spotted / seen in a area that they live in.

**SamEyeAm** · 08-16-16 10:35

Accidentally posted this in the wrong thread earlier:

Hey fellow mongers.

It's been a little while since my last post. Recently been cruising Wilkins. Saw a few girls out this morning, but I was running late for work so I couldn't partake. Last week was pretty busy. Picked up redheaded Angela. Took her to my spot for a little mic work. I told her I do everything covered. She said good, she does as well. I laughed a little on the inside because I knew that was total bulls* I've seen pictures of her on the forum scarfing down a fellow mongers uncovered package. You know what they say, if her mouth is moving, she's lying. Pretty good mic work though, she definitely has some talent.

A few days later I picked up Sara off Payson. Way too strong of a cigarette Oder for my tastes and holy s* that girl likes to talk. Looking for a quick mic job before work. She has some mad skills.

Picked up Skinny Amanda off the loop yesterday. Did the 'are you a cop?' touch and then had to listen to her sob story about who she owes money to as we get to my spot. She suggested her place, but I am not going anywhere I am unfamiliar with. We agreed on a price and she began a CBJ. If you were looking up 'mediocre BJ' in the dictionary, her face would be there. After we finish, I gave her tuition and as I drove her back to where I picked her up, she kept asking for a tip. Says she just needed ten dollars to cover a debt. I had no inclination to give her anything else but I gave her a few more dollars, said it was all I had left and hoped it was enough to ensure she got out of my f*ing car. Will not repeat.

**Neurer** · 08-16-16 08:25

Originally Posted by Metalmanix [View Original Post]

Stopped by w / w after a show late Friday night. A few girls out, but most were zombies or skin and bones. Picked up this Angela around Pulaski. Couldn't find a decent spot (and honestly I wasn't too keen with her) so gave her a few bucks for the time and dropped her off. She was super nice, despite being a little out of it, and even gave me her digits and a kiss on the cheek.

Check out backpage forum for my other exploits of the night.

She works real hard at pleasing and doesn't give up easy, plus can go deep. I would avoid anything else with her as she has sketches in her legs from recent surgery.

**Crofton33** · 08-15-16 22:06

Originally Posted by Loomy [View Original Post]

This seems to be a recurring theme in this board, about getting "Notifications in the Mail". This just seems far fetched and highly unlikely. It just goes against common sense and basic logic. Lets try use some logic here to se if this makes any sense.

1. There are people who actually live and work in these areas, ie, so therefore their cars will be traveling past these cameras quite frequently if not many times daily. So are these people going to get daily notifications?

2. These cameras are on the top of light poles, the angle just makes it impossible to take photos of a licenses plate of a car that on that same block. That is just basic geometry. The camera would have to be at steep angle at least 4 blocks away to capture a license plate and it not be blurry, that kind of quality camera to get a license plate from 4 blocks is very expensive.

3. The government would not engage in notifications for hypothetical situations like "your car has been frequently spotted in a high crime area known for drugs and prostitution". That takes money, the paper, postage, man hours for someone to print and place in a envelope. Money that I am sure Baltimore does not have or that could be better spent else where.

4. Can you imagine the law suits they would get from individuals and the ACLU. It would be a fiscal nightmare situation for the City and State.

If notifications are sent, it seems like something that a non-profit or neighbor hood organization will do. But not from police cameras on the top of lights. It just doesn't make sense people.

You do have some good points however, both myself and my client received letters when we met in the Brooklyn area looking at real estate, and she works for homeland security. The fact is that this does happen. The letter comes from the department of the particular area, and the letter is addressed to the registered owner of the vehicle.

**FromUnder** · 08-15-16 21:55

Did multiple passes through WW and Brooklyn same old faces until my last pass scooped up Heather by Millington little thick wearing a short skirt and fishnets which got my attention standard fare BBBJ might repeat if nothing else is around. Also saw my go to girl Taylor from Brooklyn I'll try to get pics next time. Man is it good to be back in Bmore.

**Old Monger** · 08-15-16 06:37

Looking for bootylicious mid-20's Allison. Any 411 would be greatly appreciated. Peace out.

**TheFrack5** · 08-15-16 03:38

Originally Posted by KayJay1 [View Original Post]

Everytime I click the link it tells me dns lookup fails can someone please tell me what's up.

A DNS flush might help. https://www.hostmysite.com/support/info/flushdns/ & http://www.howtogeek.com/197804/how-...he-on-windows/ .

Setting your DNS servers manually may work as well. http://www.howtogeek.com/164981/how-...-web-browsing/ .

If all else fails, "Have you tried turning it off and on again?" (but seriously though, try a reboot. It's good to start fresh so maybe try this first).

**PitMan187** · 08-15-16 02:17

There was a lot of new faces out at the Circle tonight but also I saw a lot of pimps which also bring the presence of a lot of cops so be safe my friends because they are parked and hiding everywhere.

**NiteTimer** · 08-15-16 02:07

http://www.ccptube.com/video/119/mo-fun-w-nicole2.html

**Loomy** · 08-14-16 23:18

Originally Posted by TooLong [View Original Post]

They may send a notification to your house saying that your car has been frequently spotted in a high crime area known for drugs and prostitution. For us mongers who have a lady at home, that can be big trouble!

This seems to be a recurring theme in this board, about getting "Notifications in the Mail". This just seems far fetched and highly unlikely. It just goes against common sense and basic logic. Lets try use some logic here to se if this makes any sense.

1. There are people who actually live and work in these areas, ie, so therefore their cars will be traveling past these cameras quite frequently if not many times daily. So are these people going to get daily notifications?

2. These cameras are on the top of light poles, the angle just makes it impossible to take photos of a licenses plate of a car that on that same block. That is just basic geometry. The camera would have to be at steep angle at least 4 blocks away to capture a license plate and it not be blurry, that kind of quality camera to get a license plate from 4 blocks is very expensive.

3. The government would not engage in notifications for hypothetical situations like "your car has been frequently spotted in a high crime area known for drugs and prostitution". That takes money, the paper, postage, man hours for someone to print and place in a envelope. Money that I am sure Baltimore does not have or that could be better spent else where.

4. Can you imagine the law suits they would get from individuals and the ACLU. It would be a fiscal nightmare situation for the City and State.

If notifications are sent, it seems like something that a non-profit or neighbor hood organization will do. But not from police cameras on the top of lights. It just doesn't make sense people.