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**Chunks92** · 10-04-21 15:07

Originally Posted by Fuzzyek [View Original Post]

I keep reading about the talk about stings and so forth and feel that a lot of you are overdoing it. If you're married, in my opinion you shouldn't be out playing in the first place. If Inwere ever to be involved in a sting a would just keep my mouth shut and let it go at that.

I will lead by saying I'm single. I will follow that up by saying its not the stings themselves, its the concept of how they are conducting them, arresting with no evidence. Basically it is a limitation on our freedoms. If they keep doing it the way they are doing I wouldn't be suprised if next, they try to infringe on adults meeting each other for dating on websites and stuff like that. If they start doing that it could ensnare completely innocent people, which in my opinion and the opinion of the courts it already has, as many of the cases are dismissed. Take the time to think about their tactics and how they were in 2014-2016 as to where they are today and you will understand what I'm talking about.

**Fuzzyek** · 10-04-21 14:41

I keep reading about the talk about stings and so forth and feel that a lot of you are overdoing it. If you're married, in my opinion you shouldn't be out playing in the first place. If Inwere ever to be involved in a sting a would just keep my mouth shut and let it go at that.

**AsianBlowjob** · 10-04-21 14:06

Originally Posted by BudBowl2001 [View Original Post]

You do not have to remove the battery. Every phone has a location device setting. Turning it off stops the phone from being located. Its basically your gps of the phone.

This is incorrect.

I don't know about the battery part, but turning off your location services only does that.

Your phone will still track, but it will do it with WIFI, even if you are not connected to that hotspot. The phone will ping the WIFI, and the WIFI will ping back asking for a password, or to connect if there is no password.

As soon as you are back in a WIFI where you have access (home, work, starbucks if you have saved the login) Google / Apple will upload all the data your phone can send it.

I suppose if you are in the middle of nowhere in the forest your post is true, but if you are in any sort of civilization, it is not the case.

**Hotrodvfr** · 10-04-21 14:01

Originally Posted by BudBowl2001 [View Original Post]

You do not have to remove the battery. Every phone has a location device setting. Turning it off stops the phone from being located. Its basically your gps of the phone.

Not exactly. Sure no GPS means no exact data but anytime your phone is on its pinging cell towers. Know what towers you ping gives your approximate location which is what LEO uses most of the time.

**Cleve Loser** · 10-04-21 14:00

Originally Posted by ChristianSin [View Original Post]

And for all of us to keep in mind, newer cars are trackable as well.

Everything is trackable. It's just if this unit is actually doing it.

**Keithj8500** · 10-04-21 11:42

Just a heads up Tina from lake county is in lake county jail for drugs and soliciting so be careful out there guys.

**BudBowl2001** · 10-04-21 08:07

You do not have to remove the battery. Every phone has a location device setting. Turning it off stops the phone from being located. Its basically your gps of the phone.

Originally Posted by Jimmy5 [View Original Post]

Turning off a cell phone will not stop it from sending out a location in the case of most phones. It is necessary to remove the battery then the phone has no power to send location data.

**Cheech1** · 10-04-21 06:02

I have known several women who are in the business and who also engage in low level dealing to help support their habits. And I'm not talking about nun's suspenders, LOL.

They would score several decks of dope from their dealer and then resell them on the street to make some extra money. So I'm sure they get popped from time to time, and so if that happens its not just a possession, its possession with intent to distribute which of course means real jail time, especially if she has a sheet. She might be afraid to rat out a dealer since she knows she will be back on the street at some point, but you can bet your ass the pigs will find it much easier to use her in a sting. And she will not be afraid of retribution from guys like us.

Thats why when you're out in the environment you have to take precautions, even with a known provider, especially if you know that she has a habit.

Cheech.

**Ceasar160** · 10-04-21 00:03

I was nervous about it. But I'm sure that she's having a rough time. She always treated me right, so I reached out and sent her a gift.

Originally Posted by MisterJao [View Original Post]

A while ago, someone asked whether anyone had gone to see Natalie since she had her leg amputated. I don't recall ever seeing any replies. Hasn't anyone paid her a visit?

https://cleveland.skipthegames.com/f...k/029429572896

**Cleguy48** · 10-03-21 23:42

Originally Posted by MisterJao [View Original Post]

A while ago, someone asked whether anyone had gone to see Natalie since she had her leg amputated. I don't recall ever seeing any replies. Hasn't anyone paid her a visit?

https://cleveland.skipthegames.com/f...k/029429572896

She was one of my regulars. I've been out of circulation for a while but I m considering giving her a try. I'll let you know if I pull the trigger. She's a good kid.

**Chunks92** · 10-03-21 23:36

Off topic from all the other shit got to see Britney this afternoon. No drama, no sign of any of the other bad things that had been mentioned. BBBJ CFS.

No better feeling then scoring while everything that has been going on is going on.

C92.

**ChristianSin** · 10-03-21 21:38

Originally Posted by CleveLoser [View Original Post]

I wonder if they track burner apps too. Probably if they are going to the trouble to track actual cell phones. Sounds like if they want to get you then they will.

And yes, when I am meeting someone new I often have my finger on the burner uninstall as I approach but I get super paranoid and nervous.

And for all of us to keep in mind, newer cars are trackable as well.

**Cleve Loser** · 10-03-21 20:55

Originally Posted by Chunks92 [View Original Post]

The key element with these modern stings ever since the law passed is that they can track the guy through their cell phone, and the arrests are performed immediately now, either with the cops dragging the guy out of the car or the room is full of cops upon entering the hotel room, with no decoy or offer made such as in past operations. I have yet to figure out how exactly they do this tracking thing although I am trying. The first example of this was the 2nd akron sting, they actually arrested a guy 23 miles from the sting house if you look at the arrest location it was a random address in the middle of the road. My speculation is that he got close, left, and then they went and found him. You would have to literally have your finger on the burn button for an app or just be prepared to discard your phone altogether. Ironically its my belief that their illegal arrests actually help the guy out when it comes to court, if they waited for an offer the guy would be convicted, but because they are now arresting illegally before the guy even does anything wrong over half the guys in that sting for example got dismissed, and the rest reduced. at the end of the day there is nothing illegal about meeting a woman online.

I wonder if they track burner apps too. Probably if they are going to the trouble to track actual cell phones. Sounds like if they want to get you then they will.

And yes, when I am meeting someone new I often have my finger on the burner uninstall as I approach but I get super paranoid and nervous.

**Chunks92** · 10-03-21 19:24

Originally Posted by ChristianSin [View Original Post]

Excellent plan, especially with women who may reluctantly go along with a sting to have charges, I. E. , possession or anything else, reduced and since there seems to be a considerable amount of substance use I have frequently thought about such a possibility.

I can think of several ladies right off top of my head that we all here have seen that would probably do such a thing. Others not so much. But you still never know. All of them are guilty until proven innocent in that department is the way I look at that scenario.

**Chongo** · 10-03-21 19:08

Originally Posted by Rafter17 [View Original Post]

It was a little odd that the newspaper didn't say how he was busted. Usually the say if it was from an ad. I'm guessing they didn't say it was from ad because they are hoping to get more guys.

Brief story on 19 news about it last night said it was a sting operation, but no further info.