Massage Parlor Reports

[Themick95]

I've been to GG around closing time and see the girls clean up at the end of the night. I'd assume it's like that at the others as well. Now I wonder how much they keep up with what is going on with LE but if they do cleaning every night at closing shouldn't they look for any cameras or other surveillance things?

[UtahLegend]

Google his Girlfriend and tell my why he would go to a stank massage parlor with below average women. Why not just ask her to bring a friend?

This whole treasure coast deal has exposed the dangers of AMP visiting. With surveillance you're screwed. I question the tactics to allow surveillance, whether the trafficking was real or. Not, it doesn't matter to the patrons, now you're wanted for arrest and they put your name and face out there.

I'm not going to any AMP soon or maybe ever, it's not worth it. If I were going I'd sure as heck watch for any signs of so called trafficking. Also, I'd sure as heck stay away from any highly reviewed full service places. I'm still amazed at how the big 3 operate the way they do. Certainly don't do any negotiating but that really doesn't seem to matter. If you get caught on video getting a HE you're going to be arrested. It doesn't matter if you just happened to be getting a massage, they'll come after you anyway. I used to assume just don't ask for anything and you'll be fine but reading the arrest report clearly that doesn't hold true.

[DirkDig1]

It does not help matters that the names of those arrested are being made public. So much for innocent until proven guilty. Plus these men are being accused of misdemeanor. The release of names will break up marriages, hurt careers, and may result in loss of jobs. Plus I read that one of the goals of this sting operation is to broaden the discussion on this issue. This won't be dying down anytime soon.

No proof of trafficking, the fucking police and media say that to justify herassing consenting adults and O. T. If there is such a problem with trafficking, why not shut it down right away. 5 months investigation hmmm. If they really cared, make it legal where it can be regulated, kept safe, taxed and it would take away the demand for trafficking. Hypocrites most politicians, police Chiefs, Rich businessman pay a little piece on the side. Make it legal and a whole bunch of women would sign up to use what they've been blessed with for a extra cash, thus taking away demand for alleged trafficking. And the world would be a happier place. Women would have more money and men would be getting laid on a regular bases, mens work performance would improve, more women could stay home and make more money in less time, economy would improve, world much happier. Damn I just solved world peace. This to is only a dream.

[Hamilton4]

Just drove by GG and the place is closed with a note on the door. Didn't dare stop to see what it said but it's an empty lot and all the lights are out.

[SanFordBB]

If they targeted Jupiter for that long, I bet CFL / Orlando is or has been under watch too. There's too many around here not too. And they already have a couple in Orlando with this one.

It sucks for the ones that like AMP's but either way, it's coming. We all know it. Before you know it, all we're going to have are indies. Better lock in your contacts now!

Read where LEO used a phony bomb scare as an excuse to go in and plant the cameras. Nice.

[LexRyde]

If they targeted Jupiter for that long, I bet CFL / Orlando is or has been under watch too. There's too many around here not too. And they already have a couple in Orlando with this one.

It sucks for the ones that like AMP's but either way, it's coming. We all know it. Before you know it, all we're going to have are indies. Better lock in your contacts now!

It does not help matters that the names of those arrested are being made public. So much for innocent until proven guilty. Plus these men are being accused of misdemeanor. The release of names will break up marriages, hurt careers, and may result in loss of jobs. Plus I read that one of the goals of this sting operation is to broaden the discussion on this issue. This won't be dying down anytime soon.

[Md955]

It does not help matters that the names of those arrested are being made public. So much for innocent until proven guilty. Plus these men are being accused of misdemeanor. The release of names will break up marriages, hurt careers, and may result in loss of jobs. Plus I read that one of the goals of this sting operation is to broaden the discussion on this issue. This won't be dying down anytime soon.

Have they been made public yet? And did they hit any other parlors than the 10 that were listed?

[RemingtonSteel]

For what (little) it's worth. I'm dropping AMPs for now. Let's face it, for most of us, this is always a calculated risk. The risk, just went up. It's like a blackjack table that only pays even money on blackjack, just makes your odds a little worse. But with enough hands, over time, even if it's only 5% worse it adds up. If our risk of exposure at an AMP goes from 1% to 2% or 3%, you're rolling the dice on every visit, sooner or later you lose no matter how unlikely. I agree with the other commenter, the legal issue is minor. It's a misdemeanor. But the risk if you have an SO to explain this to is far more consequential.

Hopefully, over time, this trend will lay down and I can return. Have always enjoyed GG and BO.

It does not help matters that the names of those arrested are being made public. So much for innocent until proven guilty. Plus these men are being accused of misdemeanor. The release of names will break up marriages, hurt careers, and may result in loss of jobs. Plus I read that one of the goals of this sting operation is to broaden the discussion on this issue. This won't be dying down anytime soon.

[Yo Warn]

This whole treasure coast deal has exposed the dangers of AMP visiting. With surveillance you're screwed. I question the tactics to allow surveillance, whether the trafficking was real or. Not, it doesn't matter to the patrons, now you're wanted for arrest and they put your name and face out there.

I'm not going to any AMP soon or maybe ever, it's not worth it. If I were going I'd sure as heck watch for any signs of so called trafficking. Also, I'd sure as heck stay away from any highly reviewed full service places. I'm still amazed at how the big 3 operate the way they do. Certainly don't do any negotiating but that really doesn't seem to matter. If you get caught on video getting a HE you're going to be arrested. It doesn't matter if you just happened to be getting a massage, they'll come after you anyway. I used to assume just don't ask for anything and you'll be fine but reading the arrest report clearly that doesn't hold true.

Not negotiating only protects you from getting busted by an undercover agent. Performing sexual acts is going to bust you regardless if you were caught exchanging money or not. You paid money to be there, just because the happy ending was advertised doesn't excuse the fact the most people know why they are there.

[RobertJdn]

This whole treasure coast deal has exposed the dangers of AMP visiting. With surveillance you're screwed. I question the tactics to allow surveillance, whether the trafficking was real or. Not, it doesn't matter to the patrons, now you're wanted for arrest and they put your name and face out there.

I'm not going to any AMP soon or maybe ever, it's not worth it. If I were going I'd sure as heck watch for any signs of so called trafficking. Also, I'd sure as heck stay away from any highly reviewed full service places. I'm still amazed at how the big 3 operate the way they do. Certainly don't do any negotiating but that really doesn't seem to matter. If you get caught on video getting a HE you're going to be arrested. It doesn't matter if you just happened to be getting a massage, they'll come after you anyway. I used to assume just don't ask for anything and you'll be fine but reading the arrest report clearly that doesn't hold true.

[GemiHilarious]

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/johnny-...224726267.html

You mean ex-boyfriend.

Imagine if they had that camera in place for a month, or for 8 months. How many famous people roll through there? I can't believe a billionaire is going an AMP in a strip mall with his Superbowl ring on. You could afford the hottest escort in Miami and you roll through an AMP.

As for reiterating talking to the cops. They are interested in one thing, the easiest guys to throw to the courts. They practice for hours and study interrogation methods. You are out of your element and uncomfortable and scared, they are in their element and comfortable. DO NOT SAY ANYTHING. They try different ways to get you to talk, friendly conversation, intimidation, coercion, fear. The only thing you should say is, "I want a lawyer". That's it. Nothing else. The law is set up because you are presumed innocent. Do not throw it away by being dumb or cocky or thinking you are smarter than them. They want you to engage, do not engage. Be quiet and you win, you make it much much harder for them.

[DominicanPete]

This actually makes me feel better. These guys basically gave the police exactly what they wanted. They confessed to the activities. Guys if you talk to an officer and admit to doing something you just made their case for them. If pulled over just give them DL and reg / insurance info only and stay silent. 99 times out of 100 they will let you go or give you a ticket for the probable cause item that gave them the ability to pull you over. Classic intimidation. They pry on the stupid and weak minded.

I stopped by my favorite massage parlor and had a great time recently so it has not stopped anything.

Stay safe and horny!
Harry P
https://ewscripps.brightspotcdn.com/...db0/hua-pc.pdf

The two guys who were pulled over and confessed in martin were not charged. They just helped establish enough cause for the warrant.

[Harry Plopper]

This actually makes me feel better. These guys basically gave the police exactly what they wanted. They confessed to the activities. Guys if you talk to an officer and admit to doing something you just made their case for them. If pulled over just give them DL and reg / insurance info only and stay silent. 99 times out of 100 they will let you go or give you a ticket for the probable cause item that gave them the ability to pull you over. Classic intimidation. They pry on the stupid and weak minded.

I stopped by my favorite massage parlor and had a great time recently so it has not stopped anything.

Stay safe and horny!
Harry P
https://ewscripps.brightspotcdn.com/...db0/hua-pc.pdf

[RatFish]

For what (little) it's worth. I'm dropping AMPs for now. Let's face it, for most of us, this is always a calculated risk. The risk, just went up. It's like a blackjack table that only pays even money on blackjack, just makes your odds a little worse. But with enough hands, over time, even if it's only 5% worse it adds up. If our risk of exposure at an AMP goes from 1% to 2% or 3%, you're rolling the dice on every visit, sooner or later you lose no matter how unlikely. I agree with the other commenter, the legal issue is minor. It's a misdemeanor. But the risk if you have an SO to explain this to is far more consequential.

Hopefully, over time, this trend will lay down and I can return. Have always enjoyed GG and BO.

[MadisonGuy69]

I'm not a lawyer but:
1. I never negotiate. If a masseuse starts down that road I just don't talk. I usually get what I want. Remember, the masseuse usually turns the lights waaay down toward the end of massage, so cameras may not do well. And i believe ifrared cameras are conspicuous. Microphones, however, will work.

2. I do look around the room for cameras while she leaves me to undress. I got caught once by the masseuse returning while had a picture frame in my hand trying to rehab it. She laughed and said "very good! We don't want any bugs!" I've always felt a little paranoid doing it but not anymore.

3. Do not EVER admit to anything, even an HE. You came to get a massage and did. I have a bad back. I'm not interested in anything else. I see Asian masseuses bc they are the best trained.

If you watch the television shows filmed in hotels on Polk county attempting to bust prostitutes and backpage users, the never prosecuted Johns who did not admit to anything.

I agree, saying or negotiating anything is asking for trouble. But it doesn't matter how dark that room gets a camera will get everything. Cheap home systems now have good night vision for up to 100 yards.

I always prefer using CC, I feel like you just have an extra well Visa obviously doesn't think anything criminal is going on here. That's one of the things that worried me about BO. The best places always seem to be the least discrete which kind of sucks. I think I stopped at the place in Vero a couple years back, didn't see anything I liked though and left.