Yeah, the JeffCo sheriffs come back to the AMPs when they're bored, or when it's election season, or when the TV news crews need something for sweeps week. There's never been a time in the past 15 years when those AMPs felt truly safe.
That's not to say I didn't pay them a visit sometimes when I lived there. But it always felt risky, riskier than in other cities.I just can't get over MPs advertizing addresses... huge target it would seem. I enjoy being pampered sometimes... but always private locations.
and either they don't care to bust them at the moment for whatever reason, or they do care, and you don't want to be there when it happens.
But figuring out where they are is the least of the issue. Without advertising, they'd lose a lot of business.
FS providers... Though FS providers will happily do FBSM (doesn't mean they are any good at it) at full rate! LOL!! I'm going to look for private FBSM providers in my area because I think it's more secure and often a better total cost. A MP is always a back up plan
In Philly area they generally don't explicitly put address in the advertisements but it is fairly simple to figure out.
If we can find the place with a modicum of though than so can LE.
Basically either they have bigger fish to fry, dont have the resources to investigate to build a case that will hold up, or some other mitigating factor.
"Run with the herd and hope the lions don't get you" appears to be the method of both AMPs and those that frequent them
in northeast Birmingham, on the main drag going into town. I visited several of them, and always had the fear of being on a table with my naked butt in the air, and seeing a SWAT breaching team crashing into the room. Then the Jefferson County Sheriff closed them all down in one fell swoop, and the judge gave the girls 10 days to leave the state. A few have re-opened since then, but I won't go near them anymore.
Yeah, the JeffCo sheriffs come back to the AMPs when they're bored, or when it's election season, or when the TV news crews need something for sweeps week. There's never been a time in the past 15 years when those AMPs felt truly safe.
That's not to say I didn't pay them a visit sometimes when I lived there. But it always felt risky, riskier than in other cities.