Streetwalker Reports

**HapaBoy86** · 07-04-24 01:45

Just got home and on the way decided to drive up beach blvd through Stanton.

Damn, I saw at least 5 Latinas and one pawg.

They we're all on the other side by the Pawn Shop beach Blvd. / Main St.

Than I saw 1 hanging out by Casa playa inn.

**DurtDiggler** · 07-03-24 00:39

What's funny is there's nothing making it "illegal" to drive down the same streets the other direction, entering from Beach Blvd instead. First Street is the only one that has no other way out.

I don't know if it's changed since their little campaign started July 1st, but I saw car after car turning wherever the hell they wanted and not a single cop was stopping anyone for it.

**MongerSeeker** · 07-01-24 16:17

This the most ridiculous sign I have ever seen.

Originally Posted by DurtDiggler [View Original Post]

They have these signs up all over the Beach Blvd spots now.

**HoDough** · 06-30-24 19:35

Originally Posted by DWaits [View Original Post]

You can't turn right or left, so it seems like straight into the curb across the street is the only option. Election season. Then this foolishness will go away. The politicians and their police minions need to show they are doing something. Of course, not doing anything about real crime.

Those look like permanent signs. They want you off that street between 10-6 AM.

**DWaits** · 06-30-24 01:56

Originally Posted by DurtDiggler [View Original Post]

They have these signs up all over the Beach Blvd spots now.

You can't turn right or left, so it seems like straight into the curb across the street is the only option. Election season. Then this foolishness will go away. The politicians and their police minions need to show they are doing something. Of course, not doing anything about real crime.

**DurtDiggler** · 06-29-24 19:09

They have these signs up all over the Beach Blvd spots now.

**UciMagic** · 06-29-24 12:45

The signs are up on the sidewalks along Beach to Stop Human Trafficking as part of Safe Streets Together campaign. Is the end coming or the signs are just going to get knocked down?

**JoseMaldonado6** · 06-24-24 18:10

Originally Posted by SukijoSeiwaka [View Original Post]

Are they willing to get a room? After AAMPs, I don't think I can ever go back to cars.

From experience I know that the thicker one does. I rented a room from those motels close to the DMV and I invited her over, It was $20 for a CBJ. She had a fat ass and thick thighs, her body shape reminds me of that woman who hooked up with a police officer in the back of his car and he got locked in. I wanted to finish on her ass so I asked her to turn around and I busted all over it. Overall it was a nice experience, Her head game is on point.

**HoDough** · 06-24-24 12:40

Originally Posted by OcAmper [View Original Post]

On it's own, can't be used for conviction. LE needs to catch the transaction, sex for something of value, which often is money but can be other things. That is why they use decoys, and the decoys attempt very specific language during their stings.

Arrests, would require a crime, talking to a street girl or even picking up a street girl, is not against the law. Like what HoDough, who knows why you stopped and allowed the lady into the vehicle, could be for any reason.

Now, should Stanton grab clips of people picking up street girls and driving off, well, that could be a problem for some of us. If you drive a Gray Tesla, well those are a dime a dozen, so could have been anyone.

Drive a vehicle with unique enhancements, special rims, or maybe a classic of some kind, well that will be harder to explain away, which is the idea.

Arrests and citations don't necessarily require the law to be broken. They only need to have probable cause that you have committed a crime, were attempting to commit a crime, or were in the process of committing a crime. They can arrest or give you citations just for stopping and talking to them. However, getting a conviction in court is another matter. The hassle of fighting the arrest is what most people don't want to deal with.

There's cases on Figueroa where people have driven by just to talk to SWs or undercover SWs, with no apparent laws being broken. On one particular case, a man stopped and complimented an undercover cop and went on his way. Shortly after, he was stopped by a cop and issued a citation for solicitation of prostitution. He had to hire lawyer and go through the hassle of fighting it, even though no law was broken.

**Oc Amper** · 06-23-24 18:56

Originally Posted by HoDough [View Original Post]

Not sure how hard it will be to convict people by just CCTV recordings without audio, though. If it catches someone talking to and then letting her inside your car without any audio, you can of course arrest that person at a later time. But, convicting him without any clear evidence of a sex for money transaction is a another matter. You won't be able to prove if he was taking her home, taking her for a stroll, or banging her inside the car for cash.

Because it's going to be streamed for the public, probably will deter more people because nobody wants videos of them picking up girls posted on social media.

On it's own, can't be used for conviction. LE needs to catch the transaction, sex for something of value, which often is money but can be other things. That is why they use decoys, and the decoys attempt very specific language during their stings.

Arrests, would require a crime, talking to a street girl or even picking up a street girl, is not against the law. Like what HoDough, who knows why you stopped and allowed the lady into the vehicle, could be for any reason.

Now, should Stanton grab clips of people picking up street girls and driving off, well, that could be a problem for some of us. If you drive a Gray Tesla, well those are a dime a dozen, so could have been anyone.

Drive a vehicle with unique enhancements, special rims, or maybe a classic of some kind, well that will be harder to explain away, which is the idea.

**Taws6** · 06-23-24 17:16

Originally Posted by HoDough [View Original Post]

Because it's going to be streamed for the public, probably will deter more people because nobody wants videos of them picking up girls posted on social media.

I've never been into the street scene, for one of the reasons in subject, to the best of my understanding, there is not "reasonable" expectation of privacy if you are in public.

Personally, I think the law needs to go the other way, but in an era of ever increasing video use, that ship has sailed I think.

Stay safe.

**DurtDiggler** · 06-23-24 16:43

Sounds like a waste of 75 thousand dollars. I think there's better ways to keep everyone safe.

**HoDough** · 06-23-24 10:23

Originally Posted by JerkieChan [View Original Post]

I came across this article: https://orangecountytribune.com/2024...ay-be-in-view/.

I glanced over a Stanton city council agenda. It sounds like this campaign will begin in July and they're considering leasing 2 solar camera trailers in an attempt to discourage customers. I don't have any experience soliciting streetwalkers and don't know if it'll actually impact us. Wanted to bring it to your attention, just in case. Be safe out there, folks.

Not sure how hard it will be to convict people by just CCTV recordings without audio, though. If it catches someone talking to and then letting her inside your car without any audio, you can of course arrest that person at a later time. But, convicting him without any clear evidence of a sex for money transaction is a another matter. You won't be able to prove if he was taking her home, taking her for a stroll, or banging her inside the car for cash.

Because it's going to be streamed for the public, probably will deter more people because nobody wants videos of them picking up girls posted on social media.

**JerkieChan** · 06-23-24 01:54

I came across this article: https://orangecountytribune.com/2024...ay-be-in-view/.

I glanced over a Stanton city council agenda. It sounds like this campaign will begin in July and they're considering leasing 2 solar camera trailers in an attempt to discourage customers. I don't have any experience soliciting streetwalkers and don't know if it'll actually impact us. Wanted to bring it to your attention, just in case. Be safe out there, folks.