Raid Pics And Videos

**Blak Casper** · 03-24-26 19:05

Originally Posted by BlakCasper [View Original Post]

I know a HX booker who works out of a place on 2nd ave near Duarte, could this be the place?

EvilMaggie has been mia since October, places like hers attract attention as I remember seeing a guy pulling up as I was leaving, single family home neighborhoods like that have nosy neighbors and are easier to surveil than security apartment / condos.

**PhoKingAwesome** · 03-24-26 16:12

Originally Posted by HoDough [View Original Post]

With the recent take down of one of the largest C-Org bookers in Socal, they also raided some homes in Walnut. They started surveillance on these locations way back in 2024. I previously believed that if anyone got caught visiting, it would just be a misdemeanor, but according to one of the articles, they were slapping felony charges on clients.

https://www.sgvtribune.com/2026/02/0...women-rescued/

https://www.sgvtribune.com/2026/02/0...cking-arrests/

Walnut always seemed like the dumbest place to set up shop. You have people with enough money where they don't appreciate commoners in their area and everyone is an HOA president of their city.

**Dildo Baggens** · 03-24-26 12:07

HoDough, there's a paywall. If you can copy and' paste that would be great.

Thanks DB.

Originally Posted by HoDough [View Original Post]

With the recent take down of one of the largest C-Org bookers in Socal, they also raided some homes in Walnut. They started surveillance on these locations way back in 2024. I previously believed that if anyone got caught visiting, it would just be a misdemeanor, but according to one of the articles, they were slapping felony charges on clients.

https://www.sgvtribune.com/2026/02/0...women-rescued/

https://www.sgvtribune.com/2026/02/0...cking-arrests/

**HoDough** · 03-24-26 01:18

With the recent take down of one of the largest C-Org bookers in Socal, they also raided some homes in Walnut. They started surveillance on these locations way back in 2024. I previously believed that if anyone got caught visiting, it would just be a misdemeanor, but according to one of the articles, they were slapping felony charges on clients.

https://www.sgvtribune.com/2026/02/0...women-rescued/

https://www.sgvtribune.com/2026/02/0...cking-arrests/

**Jrp21** · 10-31-25 19:26

Originally Posted by HoDough [View Original Post]

I think sometimes, it doesn't make the news or it shows up much later. For example, one of the Irvine raids took a few weeks for the story to show up on the news, even though it was all over Reddit from day one. One of my concerns about these places, is that most of them have surveillance and you don't know what kind of footage they have. For example, you don't know if they also have hidden cams in the bedrooms. The cops pretty much have full access to whatever these places recorded, as well as digital devices, such as their mobile phones. If a place has been raided, they've most likely been watching it for months and gathering evidence, unless it was something urgent, like a reported imprisonment, kidnapping, or rape.

Correct. Plus there wasn't any news on lavender nor happy when both got raided.

Lavender there was a news report but like 10 years ago.

**Jrp21** · 10-31-25 19:25

Originally Posted by Domelike2020 [View Original Post]

Exactly my concern. I don't know if there was more than one AAMP on 2nd, but I have visited one on that street.

What's the reddit with this info?

I think le palace in Rosemead has cameras inside.

I say this because I had a bad experience there and MMS responded to my rubmaps review saying she returned my tip money, and that she has it on camera.

How can that be if all transactions happened inside the room?

**Domelike2020** · 10-31-25 11:03

Originally Posted by HoDough [View Original Post]

One of my concerns about these places, is that most of them have surveillance and you don't know what kind of footage they have. For example, you don't know if they also have hidden cams in the bedrooms. The cops pretty much have full access to whatever these places recorded, as well as digital devices, such as their mobile phones. If a place has been raided, they've most likely been watching it for months and gathering evidence, unless it was something urgent, like a reported imprisonment, kidnapping, or rape.

Exactly my concern. I don't know if there was more than one AAMP on 2nd, but I have visited one on that street.

What's the reddit with this info?

**Blak Casper** · 10-29-25 21:43

Originally Posted by DankStank [View Original Post]

It looks like there was a raid / bust in Arcadia on Saturday around 4-5 pm.

There was an AAMP on the cross streets of Duarte and 2nd Street. I was driving down 2nd around that time and I saw cops all over the place. Granted, I haven't been there in a long time which is why I know but I wonder if anyone else have seen it.

I can't find any news on it but if you're a local the area, maybe you might have seen / heard.

I know a HX booker who works out of a place on 2nd ave near Duarte, could this be the place?

**HoDough** · 10-29-25 11:50

Originally Posted by Domelike2020 [View Original Post]

If anyone has additional info or a link to the story, please share. Wondering how long they've been watching that spot.

Do you think this was limited to just the Arcadia spot?

I think sometimes, it doesn't make the news or it shows up much later. For example, one of the Irvine raids took a few weeks for the story to show up on the news, even though it was all over Reddit from day one. One of my concerns about these places, is that most of them have surveillance and you don't know what kind of footage they have. For example, you don't know if they also have hidden cams in the bedrooms. The cops pretty much have full access to whatever these places recorded, as well as digital devices, such as their mobile phones. If a place has been raided, they've most likely been watching it for months and gathering evidence, unless it was something urgent, like a reported imprisonment, kidnapping, or rape.

**Domelike2020** · 10-29-25 01:55

Originally Posted by DankStank [View Original Post]

It looks like there was a raid / bust in Arcadia on Saturday around 4-5 pm.

There was an AAMP on the cross streets of Duarte and 2nd Street. I was driving down 2nd around that time and I saw cops all over the place. Granted, I haven't been there in a long time which is why I know but I wonder if anyone else have seen it.

I can't find any news on it but if you're a local the area, maybe you might have seen / heard.

If anyone has additional info or a link to the story, please share. Wondering how long they've been watching that spot.

Do you think this was limited to just the Arcadia spot?

**HoDough** · 10-27-25 16:40

Originally Posted by DankStank [View Original Post]

It looks like there was a raid / bust in Arcadia on Saturday around 4-5 pm.

There was an AAMP on the cross streets of Duarte and 2nd Street. I was driving down 2nd around that time and I saw cops all over the place. Granted, I haven't been there in a long time which is why I know but I wonder if anyone else have seen it.

I can't find any news on it but if you're a local the area, maybe you might have seen / heard.

One of the main sites that advertises says it's temporarily closed. I would think that they would remove the location if it was indeed raided. But, maybe they don't have the up to date info on the situation.

**DankStank** · 10-27-25 15:27

It looks like there was a raid / bust in Arcadia on Saturday around 4-5 pm.

There was an AAMP on the cross streets of Duarte and 2nd Street. I was driving down 2nd around that time and I saw cops all over the place. Granted, I haven't been there in a long time which is why I know but I wonder if anyone else have seen it.

I can't find any news on it but if you're a local the area, maybe you might have seen / heard.

**Studdyk** · 08-24-24 18:48

Apparently, things got too "unusual" in Arcadia. 7 locations got raided in Arcadia.

https://ktla.com/news/local-news/19-...id-in-arcadia/

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid...49582067200750

**OCpyro** · 05-19-24 20:06

Originally Posted by SukijoSeiwaka [View Original Post]

Good thing California moved past this stance.

Yeah, but they've gone way too far the other way. They allow street walkers in residential areas and near schools, and won't crack down on them, because they don't want to offend the trans community.

True story, look it up.