A couple months ago I visited a popular provider. After a great session I walked out the door and who should I see waiting for me - a Dallas police officer. He followed me, asked what I was doing, and told me that I either admit to visiting a prostitute or I would be arrested. He then told me to "get the hell out of here". Can anyone tell me what is going on?  My life was flashing before, things can go so wrong so quickly.

was probably her pimp..

If that's true, he was a pretty good actor.

most cops are...they all can play the good guy//bad guy routine to perfection..you have to ask yourself..how did he know you were there?

Why would her pimp stop you just to get you to admit that you saw his-er...lady? I would understand it if he hit him up for more cash, but he didn't. Apparently the lady's being watched. Be careful of your surroundings, and the ladies you choose to meet.

Best of luck!

Something unusual did happen, when I made the appointment she told me that her apartments water would be shut down until 3 PM. My guess is that neighbors had been complaining and when the apartment manager didn't do anything, they called the police. The police probably guessed someone would show up around three, that they could confirm that something was going on in the apartment, and could then use that to force the manager to evict the provider. Sound reasonable?

Thats not how they work in Dallas as far as trying to force the manager to her evict her.

She more than likely was under their watch and they were building a case against her or the people she was working for. In Dallas they will just make an appointment with the girl, they do find ways to do it and afterwards they will contact the apartments owners or management, not the other way around.

Guy didn't happen to be about 6 foot, lean build, brownish hair that was thinning on top?

Was this cop sitting right outside her door when you walked out?  Was he in the parking lot by your car?  Are you sure he was waiting for YOU or just out about in the parking lot?  

No clue where this provider has her incall or who it is, BUT the Condo's I'm in will regularly shut down the water to all buildings when they are doing any type of plumbing repairs with a notice saying when and how long they will be without water.  There is no "management office" because they are individually owned condos.  AND there are 2 Dallas police officers that live AND know there are some providers here because they rent from the same landlord, but they don't know here and who they are.  They are friends with the landlord and if anything happens to one of the providers, the landlord can call one of them  in case some crazy comes along.....

SO assuming she is being watched because the water was shut down and the neighbors called the management who notified the police is a jump to judgement, I think.  Why don't you just ask her about it rather than post about it and let everyone jump to all kinds of conclusions that may or may not be warranted and possibly ruin the provider (assuming you've answered that question in private to those who asked).  

You never know...someone may want to ruin her because of some petty bullshit and told the cops where her incall was etc etc.

Talk to the provider.  

Hmmmm I have to say not from Dallas but sounds more like what you call a "shake down"?  he was obviously trying to intimidate you. If he wanted to arrest you to help build a case he would have!  So the question is why?  I say complaining neighbors or management it's the same thing they do when hotel management gets suspicious and has the cops knock on doors.  They have no right to enter but it usually scares the hell out of the girl and she leaves!  Nuisance taken care of in other words but like I said I'm not from Dallas
If they are trying to build a case, they usually don't make their presence known until they are ready to make arrests.  Police are pretty much the same every where.  Most of the time an Independent provider isn't worth the time, it's the Agency owners they are after, more money and bigger charges involved. Again I say complaining neighbors or management.
Just my 2 cents : )

That is not usually the way LE works.  I would expect them to get enough info for probable cause and then show up with a search warrant.  Also if he did not show a badge then likely that was not LE.  Maybe a pissed off neighbor that wants to get her out of there?