That's why I have a couple of regulars. Sure it's fun trying a new girl every time but I'd rather have a regular I trust and she knows me already. Especially with the busts.
From the agencies that were busted last December. Looks like they only arrested more Johns. LE protecting the good citizens of Dunwoody.
Good luck and stay safe, people.
Busting the john's . I mean a lot of resources are being used that gives a very low return. Maybe there were other activities involved and arresting the John's is a way of gathering information.
Stay safe out here guys , dont use new providers unless you've seen there ads a few times as far as ins go. Outs not really much to be worried about. And if she ask a 1000 questions your safe ! Call me
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That's why I have a couple of regulars. Sure it's fun trying a new girl every time but I'd rather have a regular I trust and she knows me already. Especially with the busts.
It's so crazy. This is why I only do whitelisted or those whom providers actually tespond . I also check providers. Ugh. Why the stress
this might be one of the steps Atlanta is taking to control the HIV 'epidemic' in Atlanta.
After being a provider in Hawaii for years, I'm pretty sure it has way more to do with Atlanta's sex trafficking reportedly being as high. HIV rates are an issue that largely affects another demographic.
They just waited until the heat died to get those.
To send a steady message. Best advice... Stay away from Dunwoody and high volume locations.
just a show to keep prostitution out or charges for something else?
Do you have a link to the story on the new busts?
Just google - four more arrested in Atlanta for prostitution
Has any of the johns from the Dunwoody agency bust been to court? Does anyone know what evidence LEO is bringing other than incall location surveillance video of car license plates and acts in the rooms?
Case number. The Police probably have a record of every John and the provider they had an appointment with so they are probably trying to crack the code of the emails and burner phones. I would imagine that they are putting pressure on the owner and providers to identify The Johns in exchange for leniency. Anyway if this case follows the last agency that was busted a trial will not occur until near the end of the year. IMO.
Case number. The Police probably have a record of every John and the provider they had an appointment with so they are probably trying to crack the code of the emails and burner phones. I would imagine that they are putting pressure on the owner and providers to identify The Johns in exchange for leniency. Anyway if this case follows the last agency that was busted a trial will not occur until near the end of the year. IMO.
Case number. The Police probably have a record of every John and the provider they had an appointment with so they are probably trying to crack the code of the emails and burner phones. I would imagine that they are putting pressure on the owner and providers to identify The Johns in exchange for leniency. Anyway if this case follows the last agency that was busted a trial will not occur until near the end of the year. IMO.
Does anyone have any idea how these most recent arrests were made? Was it related to the Feb-Dec video surveillance bust or are these 4 arrests from clients before that time?
4.25.17
Where are you getting a Feb to Dec video surveillance?
From what I read, it was Nov-Dec.
They were charged with pandering and racketeering so they worked for the agency then right? How could a John get charged with that ?
No...they are overreaching once again with RICO by charging clients with prosecution tool that was originally intended for the Mob.
RICO can be charged when 2 of a set of laws are broken. In this case, I am not sure what the grounds are for a client to be charged based on this explanation:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racketeer_Influenced_and_Corrupt_Organizations_Act
This is akin to charging someone with RICO for buying bag of weed from someone connected to a drug cartel. They may also be doing it so that the pandering sticks when the client cuts a deal to get rid of the more serious RICO charge. Remember, they seize your assets when they get a RICO conviction (can accounts, cars, property etc...)
So are they arresting people they found while they had the place under surveillance for that month or two ? How far back can they go?
And was not arrested then you are probably safe. Depends on what information you have the agency, how often you visited, and any information you exchanged with the provider that she may know your identity. They probably had to get permission from the owner to place the cameras in the apartment so when they contacted the owner they may have requested videos and and surveillance information for as far back as the complex had on file. No telling what LE has on file.
My friend used to use them but it was over 2 years ago I'm guessing he is safe?
From what I read, they had a camera in the one apartment closest to the the police station in Nov-Dec of 2016.
Do the cops post the names, pictures and addresses in the media of mongers that are caught in stings in Atlanta or Georgia? The cops post the names, mugshots and the general addresses of the mongers that are caught in stings in Maryland. It is very embarrassing for those that are caught! I would agree with what one of the members said.
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I can't recall exactly, but some if not all of the pictures of everyone arrested was in the Atlanta newspaper. The police did publish all their mugshot on their arrest log, but you just had to sign in to view them.