Massage Parlor Reports

**Gentleman 100** · 01-20-17 21:49

Originally Posted by JohnDagger [View Original Post]

If you don't have an I'd you can go to the slammer.

"Whenever any law enforcement officer of this state encounters any person under circumstances which reasonably indicate that such person has committed, is committing, or is about to commit a violation of the criminal laws of this state or the criminal ordinances of any municipality or county, the officer may temporarily detain such person for the purpose of ascertaining the identity of the person temporarily detained and the circumstances surrounding the person's presence abroad which led the officer to believe that the person had committed, was committing, or was about to commit a criminal offense. ".

http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/.../0901.151.html

Bottom line (as previously mentioned): give basic information why you were there (therapeutic massage) if asked. Provide your I.D. Be courteous. After questions have been answered, ask if you are free to go.

**Gentleman 100** · 01-20-17 17:39

I have heard the correct information on the license inspection of CB. An evil competitor claimed that CB was hiring underage, unlicensed therapists. Uncle LEO stopped by and verified the licenses were in order and no one was underage. Uncle LEO apologized for the inconvenience and went on his way.

End of Story.

Now, if I ever find out who the evil competitor is, I will advise my USA Guide friends to never go to the evil competitor again.

As always, be safe.

**Miketastic69** · 01-20-17 09:59

Originally Posted by Rudiger [View Original Post]

Yeah, that's kind of what I thought. If you're on foot and get asked for your I-D ("Show us your papers") do you have to provide one? And does it have to have an address like, say, an old military I-D or maybe a VA card?

Then, when asked more questions like, "What are you doing out here?" , do you have to answer, or if you say something like, "I'd like to refrain from answering any questions without a lawyer present", what would / could happen? Can they stick you in the back of a squad car or otherwise detain you and let you sit there for hours until they feel like letting you go?

I'm a bit confused. I was told you only start mentioning lawyer once they have affirmatively taken you into custody. I don't want to get that far if I don't have to. I guess the "can I go now" answer tells you if your done or not.

I have shown my blue military card before. My old beater has a combat vet sticker on the bumper and a cop has asked me was I in the military before.

**Rudiger** · 01-20-17 00:38

Originally Posted by Ccon66 [View Original Post]

FL does have what are called "stop & identify" laws, which basically mean that a cop can ask you name and address if he suspects you of doing something. So long as you aren't operating a motor vehicle, you don't need to produce a license. After providing name / address, ask if you are free to leave.

Yeah, that's kind of what I thought. If you're on foot and get asked for your I-D ("Show us your papers") do you have to provide one? And does it have to have an address like, say, an old military I-D or maybe a VA card?

Then, when asked more questions like, "What are you doing out here?" , do you have to answer, or if you say something like, "I'd like to refrain from answering any questions without a lawyer present", what would / could happen? Can they stick you in the back of a squad car or otherwise detain you and let you sit there for hours until they feel like letting you go?

**Ccon66** · 01-20-17 00:03

Originally Posted by Rudiger [View Original Post]

What would have happened if, after someone is stopped and questioned by LE after leaving an AMP, they respond with, "Can I refuse to answer any questions? I'm not even certain asking for a driver's license is lawful since the guy wasn't operating a vehicle when he was stopped.

FL does have what are called "stop & identify" laws, which basically mean that a cop can ask you name and address if he suspects you of doing something. So long as you aren't operating a motor vehicle, you don't need to produce a license. After providing name / address, ask if you are free to leave.

**Member #5575** · 01-19-17 23:18

Years ago after I visited a place on 436.

A LEO pulled me over.

Lights blazing. Scary.

Wanted to know who I saw and what happened.

They said I would be in trouble if she (therapist) countered my story.

I stuck with. It was therapeutic. I have a back problem. Nothing more.

Later.

I saw her again.

She to, d me that her public defender told her how I handled it, and she thanked me with a great session.

That's the only way to handle this.

Originally Posted by Miketastic69 [View Original Post]

I'm no lawyer, but I have been in some shit before. If you do not identify yourself the police have to find out who you are in other ways. Like, run your prints, check your image in their database, put you in a lineup. If you comply, act like a gentleman and show them your I'd they can go on about their day without wasting paperwork on you.

Let me be clear, this ain't no movie where symbolic gestures gets you a standing ovation. You want to go home. You have nothing to prove to anyone here at all. So the quickest way out of any encounter is to comply, be nice and respectful, and do not go into detail about anything else. I got stopped in Phoenix day after New Years. I wasn't speeding, tailgating, and I was I a rental car. I asked you why, and they said I turned on red leaving the grocery store. What? I just landed 10 minutes ago, but I kept my mouth closed and sat there. He let me go after checking warrants. Mentioned he gets a lot of child support guys lately.

**Miketastic69** · 01-19-17 22:27

Originally Posted by MrBig1 [View Original Post]

I stopped in there yesterday and drew Paris myself. This was my second visit with her and this time was even better than the first. She is like the perfect therapist, petite, pretty, and **** as hell. She also gives a hell of a massage which was very nice. Will definitely be going back for more of Paris!!

I forgot to ask how long she's here. I will be back.

**Miketastic69** · 01-19-17 22:24

Originally Posted by JohnDagger [View Original Post]

If you don't have an I'd you can go to the slammer.

I'm no lawyer, but I have been in some shit before. If you do not identify yourself the police have to find out who you are in other ways. Like, run your prints, check your image in their database, put you in a lineup. If you comply, act like a gentleman and show them your I'd they can go on about their day without wasting paperwork on you.

Let me be clear, this ain't no movie where symbolic gestures gets you a standing ovation. You want to go home. You have nothing to prove to anyone here at all. So the quickest way out of any encounter is to comply, be nice and respectful, and do not go into detail about anything else. I got stopped in Phoenix day after New Years. I wasn't speeding, tailgating, and I was I a rental car. I asked you why, and they said I turned on red leaving the grocery store. What? I just landed 10 minutes ago, but I kept my mouth closed and sat there. He let me go after checking warrants. Mentioned he gets a lot of child support guys lately.

**CMHFun17** · 01-19-17 22:20

I'm here from Ohio on vacation and went to BB. She is in my Top 3 of all time. (20 years and dozens). This place is also top notch. Better than anything in NE Ohio. Unfortunately I leave tomorrow, I'll remember this for a while. I drove around a bit, saw nothing unusual.

Before figuring it out, went to place near the Brazilian steakhouse, so-so. HE. Place near sea world in plaza off w blvd, 100% wasted money.

**JohnDagger** · 01-19-17 18:52

If you don't have an I'd you can go to the slammer.

Originally Posted by Rudiger [View Original Post]

What would have happened if, after someone is stopped and questioned by LE after leaving an AMP, they respond with, "Can I refuse to answer any questions? I'm not even certain asking for a driver's license is lawful since the guy wasn't operating a vehicle when he was stopped.

**Allenflusa** · 01-19-17 17:25

Originally Posted by Batman6969 [View Original Post]

I was in CB yesterday and I was basically told that someone had tipped off the police that there were under aged and unlicensed girls working there. They checked everybody's I'd and license and no body was arrested. Sounds like either a pissed off monger or one of the competitors playing games. In any case it didn't seem to hinder the performance of the girls any because I had a great time in there yesterday!

Eight women arrested yesterday in Fort Myers AMPs. All Asian. Some charged with prostitution and others with not being licensed. The latter merely have to cough up $750 for bail to be released. Impetus appears to be complaints from adjoining businesses. No customers arrested.

**Miketastic69** · 01-19-17 17:19

Originally Posted by Batman6969 [View Original Post]

Yesterday things looked as normal as ever. Had a great time like always with no issues at all. I'm actually going back tonight to see my girl Roxy. For some reason I just can't seem to get enough of her! I think I'm addicted!! LOL.

No need to worry.

**Miketastic69** · 01-19-17 17:18

Originally Posted by Rudiger [View Original Post]

What would have happened if, after someone is stopped and questioned by LE after leaving an AMP, they respond with, "Can I refuse to answer any questions? I'm not even certain asking for a driver's license is lawful since the guy wasn't operating a vehicle when he was stopped.

I survived a bust before. The folks on the DC & Northern Virginia board know full well what happens because activity has dried up and there were sweeping busts. Henderson, NV as well.

From my personal experience, I was asked for my identification. He looked it over. Asked why was I in the area. Bad back wanted it walked on; told him my GF at the time weighed too much to do it. He laughed, we talked, and he said he was gong to cut me loose. The next day the place was boarded up. Now, it's a restaurant off rte 28. Just be cool and don't talk about anything specific. If a place is licensed and open to the public you have a right to stop in. Would you panic if there were cops at Spa Envy? No. Same thing.

I urge you all to not panic. Everything is fine.

**MariPuss** · 01-19-17 17:16

Originally Posted by MikeDaniels [View Original Post]

In altamonte today.

Drew Sara.

Very very pretty and great body.

Amazing massage (asked for strong).

Some intimate touching and great release.

If you are seeking more (oral / FS). Not for you.

For me.

Perfect.

Fun, beautiful girl.

What is the address for Magic Spa?

**TheMan127** · 01-19-17 16:07

Originally Posted by Moonlightbiker [View Original Post]

15 years ago Star in Casselberry was a fantastic place to go. The lady that ran it was incredible, and she knew how to hire a good staff, but then she sold the place and opened a brand new location near the Expo Center. For the life of me I can't remember her name. Just wondering if she's still around, or if she packed up and left the industry. Anyone remember back that far?

Was it Lily? That is where Jenny came from. And remember Mae?