Korean girls

[NuttinHappened]

Is that Keke?

From what I remember from the ad, that looks like Lena to me.

[Roscoe65]

Pictures of the Westfield bust.

Is that Keke?

[Rls0179]

Pictures of the Westfield bust.

[Odinson12]

That sucks I didn't get the chance to try that agency out. I was waiting for new Japanese girls.

[Rnorton217]

Yes someone below posted what happened. This can happen to any business. Just think about coral spa or Mundy. They are already back at it in the same location! I went to coral spa and they have a thick MILF that looks real good in my opinion. Her BBBJ is extra soft. And guess what. The doorbell rang 4-5 times while I was there. At first I was a little nervous but then I heard Yall asking about how long and wanting to go wait jn a room.

This should be a lesson to all tht have work trucks or phones not to use those for these activities. People can and will report you if they have a chance. The apartments or homes that are secluded away from neighbors seem to be the best. Just look at GH. They have been doing well for years at the same apt area. Agencies come and go and they learn from their mistakes. Someone will always complain or not be happy about our monger hobby activities. Sucks big time but business will continues as usual.

[TigerKing]

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This isn't the first time but I assure you it will be the last. If you do this again I will ban you without warning.

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[MartyC]

They got busted because someone was using his work phone to set appointments and got turned in by his employer.

[Ayasaki]

I saw them recently and verified with a selfie and ID. Should I be concerned?

No one here can give you a true answer. It is best if you had decently insulated yourself from this regardless, burner phone, yadda yadda. However, other than the Boston group, I've seen none of the groups that I've watched fall go after the guys (other than anyone who may have admitted to it like the one guy in the news report).

007 Street in Minnesota, Greenlight in Texas, Sugarasian(?) in California, rumors of KAngels in Washington but I never found actual proof. It just keeps going, people get worried temporarily and business continues without anyone caring. Case in point, Minnesota folks signing right up for the next one with the same information requested..

[CommonSteve666]

I saw them recently and verified with a selfie and ID. Should I be concerned?

No you should not be worried. The reason why action was taken is because someone complained about it. Once the nuisance is removed, they move on. Trying to track down people who may or may not have done business with them would be too costly and time intensive.

[Slugger22]

I saw them recently and verified with a selfie and ID. Should I be concerned?

[Marblism]

Pushing the power button five times in a row disables facial recognition on IPhones. Beats having to scroll through a bunch of screens trying to find it.

Don't forget to push cancel after clicking.

[Billy270128]

Pushing the power button five times in a row disables facial recognition on IPhones. Beats having to scroll through a bunch of screens trying to find it.

I don't know about Indy but in Louisville, if every time the police try to ask or say something to you, you stay firm but polite and just say "Am I being detained?" If no, just leave immediately. If yes, politely but firmly respond to everything with three sentences, "I choose to exercise my right to remain silent. I do not consent to a search. I choose to exercise my right to an attorney. " Louisville Metro Police will generally determine you are not worth the time and effort and let you go and focus on those not smart enough to exercise their rights. If they try to convince you that if you cooperate things will go easier but you stay firm and say those 3 things again, they will probably give up and let you go. They love it when you get scared and start trying to defend yourself because you usually end up screwing yourself. If they demand your phone, remind them of of not consenting to a search even though they probably have probable cause by you being there so they won't need consent, but if you remain polite but noncooperative, you increase your odds of wearing them out and being released. If they demand the password on your phone, say that you exercise your right to remain silent and TURN OFF FACIAL RECOGNITION! Police love that feature on phones, makes their job so much easier.

So again, I don't know about Indy but the above works 99% in Louisville for customers of these places. Management of the establishment will be arrested and taken downtown to investigate if they are involved in human trafficking and the ladies will be sent to some place to determine if they have been trafficked and if so, hope they will testify against management.

[RedFox2120]

I don't know about Indy but in Louisville, if every time the police try to ask or say something to you, you stay firm but polite and just say "Am I being detained?" If no, just leave immediately. If yes, politely but firmly respond to everything with three sentences, "I choose to exercise my right to remain silent. I do not consent to a search. I choose to exercise my right to an attorney. " Louisville Metro Police will generally determine you are not worth the time and effort and let you go and focus on those not smart enough to exercise their rights. If they try to convince you that if you cooperate things will go easier but you stay firm and say those 3 things again, they will probably give up and let you go. They love it when you get scared and start trying to defend yourself because you usually end up screwing yourself. If they demand your phone, remind them of of not consenting to a search even though they probably have probable cause by you being there so they won't need consent, but if you remain polite but noncooperative, you increase your odds of wearing them out and being released. If they demand the password on your phone, say that you exercise your right to remain silent and TURN OFF FACIAL RECOGNITION! Police love that feature on phones, makes their job so much easier.

So again, I don't know about Indy but the above works 99% in Louisville for customers of these places. Management of the establishment will be arrested and taken downtown to investigate if they are involved in human trafficking and the ladies will be sent to some place to determine if they have been trafficked and if so, hope they will testify against management.

I'm always surprised that people don't shut up and stay silent. We all watched movies and TV shows. You have the right to remain silent. The am I being detained is the important one because you can walk away if you are not being detained and being questioned. Also never let them come into your house without a warrant even if it is just to talk. Once they are inside they can search anywhere.

[Joelouky]

I'd say that's the recent agency. Interesting the story says a man left freely after they arrived what's a that not arresting a John? So I don't suppose they'll sift through text logs

I don't know about Indy but in Louisville, if every time the police try to ask or say something to you, you stay firm but polite and just say "Am I being detained?" If no, just leave immediately. If yes, politely but firmly respond to everything with three sentences, "I choose to exercise my right to remain silent. I do not consent to a search. I choose to exercise my right to an attorney. " Louisville Metro Police will generally determine you are not worth the time and effort and let you go and focus on those not smart enough to exercise their rights. If they try to convince you that if you cooperate things will go easier but you stay firm and say those 3 things again, they will probably give up and let you go. They love it when you get scared and start trying to defend yourself because you usually end up screwing yourself. If they demand your phone, remind them of of not consenting to a search even though they probably have probable cause by you being there so they won't need consent, but if you remain polite but noncooperative, you increase your odds of wearing them out and being released. If they demand the password on your phone, say that you exercise your right to remain silent and TURN OFF FACIAL RECOGNITION! Police love that feature on phones, makes their job so much easier.

So again, I don't know about Indy but the above works 99% in Louisville for customers of these places. Management of the establishment will be arrested and taken downtown to investigate if they are involved in human trafficking and the ladies will be sent to some place to determine if they have been trafficked and if so, hope they will testify against management.

[Ferreal1]

I'd say that's the recent agency. Interesting the story says a man left freely after they arrived what's a that not arresting a John? So I don't suppose they'll sift through text logs

Smart guy probably said "I don't know, I don't recall". "I'm shocked there's gambling at bushwood!

I had a bad feeling when I read the house was up near Carmel.