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Case study of a bust....
mrfisher 115 Reviews 6333 reads
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1 / 7

I am posting a link to this site for all to read.

It's not very pretty.

She was lucky as this LE seemed to have bigger fish in mind than her, and she managed to get off with just a ticket by cooperating.  Normally cooperating only seals the deal, but in her case, she was pretty well busted as it was.

Screening is not mentioned here but obivously, that's what was missing from her business plan.  Her list of clientel is for only the very daring, in my opinion.

Still, I hope this has the effect of making us play safe.

(still not a lawyer)

swimtrekr 59 Reviews 4452 reads
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2 / 7

Thanks for posting it mrfisher.  It should wake up some of the providers who are also lax in their screening methods....if they read it.

Swim

ej2600 16 Reviews 4092 reads
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3 / 7

thanks for posting. Perhaps this should be on the general discussion board so more people would read it...

Teufel23 12 Reviews 3329 reads
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4 / 7

There are some interesting things that pop-out...

1) The local LEO seems to keep track of who worked/works for who.
2) They where really interested in her "friend" that she worked for.
3) Credit Card Fraud.


The friend is/was probably up to his neck in some sort of fraud/scam that imploded, he dropped off the radar, and now the LEs are shaking down known acquaintances.

One thing that may also suck for her, is if the LE knew about her legit business ventures, they may have flagged those to the IRS or flagged her for a audit.

mrfisher 115 Reviews 3201 reads
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5 / 7

So many providers (among others) think they can dismiss tax laws with impunity.

They are in for a very rude awakening if they get busted and suddenly the IRS is wondering where the money for the Escalade came from on your part time secretary's pay.

Remember:  Prostitution is normally a misdeamenor and you pay a fine and get sent home.

Tax evasion is a serious felony where you can not only do hard time but end up in the poor house when the IRS gets done with you.

Talk to anyone who has dealt with them, they are not very friendly.

vonrichtofenlas 15 Reviews 3718 reads
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6 / 7

I'm thinking there are chapters of this story missing?

One thing that jumped out at me was LE calling her day job and telling them she had been cited.  An attorney would need to comment on this but, while misdemeanor citations are probably matters of public record, LE calling someone and telling them one has been issued may possibly go over a line and open the department and the officer making the call to civil action.  There is a difference between prosecution and persecution.  I think they crossed the line.

MVR

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