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In Spotsylvania County, Va., as part of a campaign by the sheriff's office to root out prostitution in the massage parlor business, detectives have been receiving sexual services from "masseuses." During several visits to an establishment called Moon Spa last month, detectives allowed women to perform sexual acts on them on four occasions and once left a $350 tip, according to court papers.
Spotsylvania Sheriff Howard Smith said the practice is not new and that only unmarried detectives are assigned to such cases. Most prostitutes are careful not to say anything incriminating, so sexual contact is necessary, he said.
"If I thought we could get the conviction without that, we wouldn't allow it," Smith said. "If you want to make 'em, this has to be done."
But numerous police and legal experts said they were not aware of other law enforcement agencies in the country allowing sexual contact in prostitution investigations.
"It's insane," said Charles Key Sr., a retired Baltimore police lieutenant who trains police officers and federal agents across the country. "If you allow officers to go through with the act, they've violated the law. You don't get an exception for participating in a violation of law."
Harry "Hap" Connors, chairman of the Spotsylvania Board of Supervisors, was not aware county investigators were having sexual contact with suspects.
Typically, a verbal agreement to provide services, plus an overt act such as undressing or producing a condom, will support a charge of soliciting prostitution, according to prosecutors, defense attorneys, police officials and law professors.
Key and others said undercover officers need only obtain an offer of sex-for-money to make a case.
Jon Gould, a criminal law professor at George Mason University, said, "I've never heard of that anywhere else in any police department. You don't have to go through with the act to prove (solicitation)." He said it is an improper use of taxpayer dollars.
Smith and Spotsylvania Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Thomas Shaia likened the situation to investigators buying drugs from a drug dealer. But police officials and prosecutors in many jurisdictions said buying drugs is not analogous; officers purchase drugs for evidence, but don't use them.
Smith said his department's approach was not a secret, since detectives had testified to similar experiences in trials of other massage parlor operators.
Spotsylvania sheriff's deputies have shut down several massage parlors with the help of the Virginia attorney general's office, specifically its Financial Crime Intelligence Center. The director of the center, Edward Doyle, authored the affidavit for the raid last week on Moon Spa, which resulted in the arrests of the spa's alleged proprietors.
That's bullshit cops getting fucked on the taxpayers dollar. If I lived in that city I'd want the cops in question to be prosicuted for theft of goverment money, or at least for solisitatoin of a prostitute.
Spotsylvania Sheriff Howard Smith said the practice is not new and that only unmarried detectives are assigned to such cases. Most prostitutes are careful not to say anything incriminating, so sexual contact is necessary, he said.
"If I thought we could get the conviction without that, we wouldn't allow it," Smith said. "If you want to make 'em, this has to be done."
But numerous police and legal experts said they were not aware of other law enforcement agencies in the country allowing sexual contact in prostitution investigations.
"It's insane," said Charles Key Sr., a retired Baltimore police lieutenant who trains police officers and federal agents across the country. "If you allow officers to go through with the act, they've violated the law. You don't get an exception for participating in a violation of law."
Harry "Hap" Connors, chairman of the Spotsylvania Board of Supervisors, was not aware county investigators were having sexual contact with suspects.
Typically, a verbal agreement to provide services, plus an overt act such as undressing or producing a condom, will support a charge of soliciting prostitution, according to prosecutors, defense attorneys, police officials and law professors.
Key and others said undercover officers need only obtain an offer of sex-for-money to make a case.
Jon Gould, a criminal law professor at George Mason University, said, "I've never heard of that anywhere else in any police department. You don't have to go through with the act to prove (solicitation)." He said it is an improper use of taxpayer dollars.
Smith and Spotsylvania Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Thomas Shaia likened the situation to investigators buying drugs from a drug dealer. But police officials and prosecutors in many jurisdictions said buying drugs is not analogous; officers purchase drugs for evidence, but don't use them.
Smith said his department's approach was not a secret, since detectives had testified to similar experiences in trials of other massage parlor operators.
Spotsylvania sheriff's deputies have shut down several massage parlors with the help of the Virginia attorney general's office, specifically its Financial Crime Intelligence Center. The director of the center, Edward Doyle, authored the affidavit for the raid last week on Moon Spa, which resulted in the arrests of the spa's alleged proprietors.
That's bullshit cops getting fucked on the taxpayers dollar. If I lived in that city I'd want the cops in question to be prosicuted for theft of goverment money, or at least for solisitatoin of a prostitute.
If I lived in that city I would tell them to leave the fuckin whores alone and concentrate on something a little more important.
Drugs and prostitution should be legalized. Until we overcome that puritanical obstacle, this country will forever be hamstrung.
Drugs and prostitution should be legalized. Until we overcome that puritanical obstacle, this country will forever be hamstrung.
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brinstar wrote:i can't believe no one saw the flawed logic in that
handing a wad of c-notes to some cops and saying "hey go in there and find out if it's possible to buy sex"
what did they think would happen? and did they think no one would care? lol
yah no shit... god forbid they ever find myspace. Half the whores there willl go to jail for sure, not to mention those poor cops will rub their wankers raw in the process.
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I will never understand the laws against prostitution. Whats the difference, if I meet some chick, take her home and bang her, and then decide I want to pay her rent for that month? I mean - that's totally legal. The problem becomes when you give the money before the sex? wtf?
Prostitution laws are the stupidest fucking thing ever. It's her pussy, it's his money, it's their business.
Prostitution laws are the stupidest fucking thing ever. It's her pussy, it's his money, it's their business.
I don't care that they are prostitues, let em do what they want. I find a problem with the fact they the cops are doing something illigal to bust them doing something illeagal, can anyone say entrapment. The only reason prostitution is illegal is cause it's hard / if not impossible for the goverment to tax it.
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Yah I don't agree with prostitution laws either. Most girls I see are such vile money grubbing whores to begin with and they aren't getting their asses thrown in jail.
The only prostitution laws should involve mandatory testing and ID cards proving that the bitch doesn't have teh AIDZ and if you pay her and she doesn't put out....She should be beaten if that happens.
The only prostitution laws should involve mandatory testing and ID cards proving that the bitch doesn't have teh AIDZ and if you pay her and she doesn't put out....She should be beaten if that happens.
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Darcler:
Get rid of the pictures of the goofy looking white guy. That opens two right there.
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Darcler:
Get rid of the pictures of the goofy looking white guy. That opens two right there.
Mazzletoffarado: That's me fucktard
Vivalicious wrote:Lots of females don't want you to put your penis in their mouths. Some prefer it in their ass.
It wouldn't be nearly as hard to tax it if it were legal. I'm not talking about look the other way legal. I'm talking about, you go down to the whore house like you go down to the movie theatre. Make whore houses the only licensed place to sell sex. VD tests, taxation, licensing, health code inspections - the whole deal.
If it were legal in whore houses, then street prostitution would drop off the map. It might still happen, but way way way less.
I've also always wondered about the economic value of legalizing prostitution and marijuana - I think those businesses would be huge, so wouldn't that have a positive effect on the US economy? I am definitely no economist, not even close, so i may be totally wrong there.
If it were legal in whore houses, then street prostitution would drop off the map. It might still happen, but way way way less.
I've also always wondered about the economic value of legalizing prostitution and marijuana - I think those businesses would be huge, so wouldn't that have a positive effect on the US economy? I am definitely no economist, not even close, so i may be totally wrong there.
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Minrott wrote:OHNOZ PEOPLE ARE PAYING FOR SOMETHING THAT IS FREE WHAT EVER WILL WE DO?!
Free hahaha. It's never free. The sooner you learn that the better grasshopper.
I've always compared dating/marriage to prostitution. Legal.
You have to put something out to get sex, be it dinner, gifts, shopping trip. It costs money.
Unless you are a nymph and your husband is a cheap bastard. Only exceptions.
If the majority* of American women would realize that they AREN'T all that and do some cleaning, laundry and cooking then men would not go elsewhere. To get back on topic, prostitution is only illegal because if women at home knew that their men could get it somewhere else, they'd be screwed (figuratively) because they wouldn't get what they wanted done for them at home.
* before all you femanazis start ranting, I do not mean all American women. There is a small percent that actually are real women
* before all you femanazis start ranting, I do not mean all American women. There is a small percent that actually are real women

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Eldred wrote:I don't care that they are prostitues, let em do what they want. I find a problem with the fact they the cops are doing something illigal to bust them doing something illeagal, can anyone say entrapment. The only reason prostitution is illegal is cause it's hard / if not impossible for the goverment to tax it.
Dude.....he said Hard...








