KAngels Discussion

[BBPornoGeek]

One thought is that IF LE was involved, wouldn't the other agency be on alert and decide to pack it in? If I'm running the business and know my competition has been arrested I would've disappeared right away. The agencies must know and talk to each other, share Intel on clients etc, so KA should already know if Bellevue is not safe to do business, these agencies are not very different after all.

The heat seems to have gotten the other site pay to play review site (not the so called truth board) to delist them and not accept reviews for them anymore.

[VisibleNinja]

Are Sherry K's profile pics fake?

Is the pope Catholic?

[DS080]

Sherry is legit the best KA has had in years. She is legitimately young, she is hot, and very sweet. My time with her once we got down to business was more like with a girlfriend. She didn't want me to stop after I came, she wanted me to keep fucking her which was a first of Korean providers. She was very hot and she definitely enjoyed LFK, DFK with me. She got very wet without any lube and seemed to legit enjoy what she was doing.

Note in the red light or darkness she looks more Vietnamese than Korean but I confirmed she is Korean. I don't mind the Vietnamese look, it's my preference.

Are Sherry K's profile pics fake?

[ShavedKitties]

I've gone back and forth on whether / how much LE was involved in the shutdown. I'm returning to my original position of "minimally / not at all".

The other part about Op Sec? Yeah we 100% agree on that.

One thought is that IF LE was involved, wouldn't the other agency be on alert and decide to pack it in? If I'm running the business and know my competition has been arrested I would've disappeared right away. The agencies must know and talk to each other, share Intel on clients etc, so KA should already know if Bellevue is not safe to do business, these agencies are not very different after all.

[Joseph1955]

I've gone back and forth on whether / how much LE was involved in the shutdown. I'm returning to my original position of "minimally / not at all".

The other part about Op Sec? Yeah we 100% agree on that.

Anyone participating in this sort of thing should have an exit plan. And it would seem the smartest exit is to just simply disappear without a trace; here one day and gone the next. A business like an agency is motivated to keep the money rolling in. But when you're a fixed target brick and mortar player, your best move may be to just one day be gone. No going out of business promotions, no good bye tours, no unusual talk or attention. Take the money and get, while the getting is good. Anyway, just a thought from the peanut gallery.

[Markro3000]

It's also true that we've see no direct evidence LE was involved at all so this might all be smoke. AP might have folded for other reasons, until we see proof we are just speculating.

Either way, anyone who hobbies in the area can use this as a teachable moment to do a better job in being discreet in your communications, not giving out personal information, being aware of cameras in public, etc.

I've gone back and forth on whether / how much LE was involved in the shutdown. I'm returning to my original position of "minimally / not at all".

The other part about Op Sec? Yeah we 100% agree on that.

[Marko Ramius]

Its Federal and ICE laying honey trap to meet their daily targets of 3000 deportations per day.

How exactly do you know this?

This doesn't really seem to be their style at the moment. If they were actually doing that I would suspect they would be loudly broadcasting it everywhere and would be loud and proud about what they were doing.

Bluntly, fascist choads don't do subtle very well.

[Morgan Creamin]

Its not a local PD case anymore.

Its Federal and ICE laying honey trap to meet their daily targets of 3000 deportations per day.

Kgirls aren't brown. These fascist fucks hate the browns far more than anyone else.

[Morgan Creamin]

we're into wild speculation that a tiny municipal police department has some massive investigation going on to.

You're conflating time to gather evidence with it being a 'massive investigation. ' I don't claim to have any knowledge about what's happening but information gathering takes time. This isn't a situation involving violent crime so there isn't an immediate danger to anyone so that moves things down the priority list already. The wheels may still be turning but just slowly and with minimal staff.

It's also true that we've see no direct evidence LE was involved at all so this might all be smoke. AP might have folded for other reasons, until we see proof we are just speculating.

Either way, anyone who hobbies in the area can use this as a teachable moment to do a better job in being discreet in your communications, not giving out personal information, being aware of cameras in public, etc.

[Surplice]

https://youtu.be/Pp5q3BRk9fk?t=4m57s

[VisibleNinja]

I would think the authorities would be tripping over themselves to announce they had broken up a "major trafficking ring. " Not a peep in the news. Usually they get the operators, make a show of that, then start rounding up the clients, as was the case in Massachusetts / Virginia recently.

[TocyBrawler]

Certainly, be cautious. That's just smart period.

Certainly, if we descend into full fascism and thought police and pre-crime, just driving by the wrong thing might get you in trouble. The Aurora Ave. Letters honestly feel like a clear 4th Amendment violation and are borderline insane.

That said, the consensus here is that some organization, AP, was shut down by law enforcement. Let's just say that's true.

Where are the arrests? Where are the charges? You can't just arrest people and not file paperwork. Also this is alleged prostitution and *maybe* alleged trafficking. That seems so beyond the beyond. I don't think anyone seriously believes these mid-30's Korean women who apparently go city to city, make thousands of dollars, and are not held against their will are being trafficked.

You think they're "building a case"? Against whom? For what? Who did they arrest to help build the case? Where's the evidence they arrested someone?

Without this, we're into wild speculation that a tiny municipal police department has some massive investigation going on to. Arrest a few men for soliciting sex? Because some years ago a ring was broken up that yielded no change to behavior of any kind, but some humiliation and personal / professional lives being ruined?

OK, maybe. We're into a new era of fascism nationally, and maybe it's in Bellevue too.

Color me skeptical.

Its not a local PD case anymore.

Its Federal and ICE laying honey trap to meet their daily targets of 3000 deportations per day.

[Markro3000]

Certainly, be cautious. That's just smart period.

Certainly, if we descend into full fascism and thought police and pre-crime, just driving by the wrong thing might get you in trouble. The Aurora Ave. Letters honestly feel like a clear 4th Amendment violation and are borderline insane.

That said, the consensus here is that some organization, AP, was shut down by law enforcement. Let's just say that's true.

Where are the arrests? Where are the charges? You can't just arrest people and not file paperwork. Also this is alleged prostitution and *maybe* alleged trafficking. That seems so beyond the beyond. I don't think anyone seriously believes these mid-30's Korean women who apparently go city to city, make thousands of dollars, and are not held against their will are being trafficked.

You think they're "building a case"? Against whom? For what? Who did they arrest to help build the case? Where's the evidence they arrested someone?

Without this, we're into wild speculation that a tiny municipal police department has some massive investigation going on to. Arrest a few men for soliciting sex? Because some years ago a ring was broken up that yielded no change to behavior of any kind, but some humiliation and personal / professional lives being ruined?

OK, maybe. We're into a new era of fascism nationally, and maybe it's in Bellevue too.

Color me skeptical.

[TocyBrawler]

I think it's fair to say we won't know one way or the other for a while. While I was joking with the 'nice try, officer' it doesn't mean I don't recognize the risk and I'm not stepping up my caution. If I go back it will be using specific tactics that I won't discuss publicly.

In AI era, we no more need LE sting operations.

Flock License plate cameras are already installed in many parts of Western Washington and internal reports float around the facial recognition technology is heavily being misused to collect privacy data.

Imagine License plate camera pulls your location details and corelate your phone device (be it burner or actual) and access Google or IOS daily tracking activity, its not a rocket science anymore.

They have all the data on finger tips.

Big question is not about if, but about when.

[Morgan Creamin]

You're apparently woefully unaware of how long it takes to build a case. Or cases. It could easily be a year before phones start ringing.

I think it's fair to say we won't know one way or the other for a while. While I was joking with the 'nice try, officer' it doesn't mean I don't recognize the risk and I'm not stepping up my caution. If I go back it will be using specific tactics that I won't discuss publicly.