If you lie (which I wouldn't recommend), don't decide to suddenly be honest while in the midst of your date. What a way to break the mood!!
Will a well reviewed and quality Las Vegas provider see someone that works in LE from out of state. Out of state they are citizens.
That would be a very dicey situation. This should be interesting.
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You may not have a fudiciary obligation outside of your jurisdiction, but I'm sure you have some residual obligation to obey the law. But, that is between you and your employer.
If you have references, then your job may never come up.
Otherwise, I suggest taking an hour drive out of LV to the ranches and do it legally. I do not think the lady would be thrilled to call the police station to verify your employment. Taking off your service revolver may have a chilling effect during the date.
I actually helped broker a deal a while back between a lady I knew and a Fed. He was a friend of a friend, and I knew enough about him to know that he was coming to LV for play. I told her flat out what the deal was, and she was OK with it.
My guess is that if you lie, you damn well better be able to cover your tracks. If you're honest, be prepared for at least a couple rejections. The brothels are an option, but you can pull it off with some diligence.
If you lie (which I wouldn't recommend), don't decide to suddenly be honest while in the midst of your date. What a way to break the mood!!
that at the beginning of a session with a guy, he said something to the effect that "We might as well get this over with" as he pulled out his badge and laid it on the dresser. He went on to explain that he was a homicide detective in his home city, that he had nothing to do with vice, and that it had nothing to do with his visit.
According to her, after her heartbeat returned to something approaching normal they had a nice visit.