I'll give you a straight answer.

Don't worry about the cops you can see. It's the ones you don't see that you have to worry about. Apartment complexes have cops around all the time.  I wouldn't let it bother me if I were you.

Now, since when did I become the "mature one" around here? lol

So I went to see a new agency in a familiar apartment complex - rather i think it is the same agency i had before but there was no indication that they knew me or me knowing them. Anyway, i got to the apartment complex and i saw a cop car there on idle near the vicinity. I messaged with provider and he gave me the go ahead for the appointment. I guess my question is would've have been prudent to just bolt or go for it? I mean it is an apartment complex and provider got couple of reviews and it is an agency so i went ahead and did have a phenomenal experience....  

IF it were the backpages i think i wouldve been very hesitant to go...

Was Julia fking the cop in the back seat at the time? Or was it Corinne maybe?

The way to tell them apart is their price structure. One's a rip off but the other is a bigger rip off.

Go look on her blog to make sure.

So, the provider was a guy?  Nothing wrong with that.  Nothing at all.  Nope.

on my way up to an appointment, paid it no mind. I'm in hotels more than I'm home so it doesn't bother me a bit. If I see them after I walk into the room, then I'll worry. And in an apartment complex? Shit, when aren't there cops in an apartment complex?

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My hands are so numb from posting on the thread below, I think I over shot the runway and landed on this thread by accident!

he i mean whomever i texted. I guess the agency person - sorry for confusion.

Not the ones that you see.

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where the room doors face the parking lot.

At an apartment complex, it's probably OK.

On the other hand, if things like that upset you, it's often better to cancel.  How are you going to enjoy your time if you are fretting about LE banging on the door?  Just explain to the provider and odds are she'll understand.

In the chapter, The trick who's well taught never gets caught,would be a good place to discuss this issue. In this chapter, you can elaborate on when it is a normal patrol as opposed to when they have a building under surveillance.  This is an excellent place to discuss a constabulary's idiosyncrasies when he has a particular site on watch.  I am certain that it would be a must read for all.

If you SEE them, they aren't there for you.  Probably finishing a report, eating a quick lunch in the car between calls or hiding from his dickhead boss who keeps bitching at him for his low stats.  

Or maybe he just left her place.  Cops need some release too.   LOL