Just had a similar experience as some others.  I normaly don't do the line ads, was feeling like something young and fun...was sent to motel on the north side, 694-strip.  On my way she called, (I was running a little late) asked what car I was in...bells started ringing and as I was about to pull in, I noticed an xxxxxxxxxx car.  Made a circle without pulling in and thought I spyed another...too much.  I left, back to reviews and will try out penelope.  That strip has always been a watch-out for me, I have had some great times up there tough.
Watch your ass.
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Maybe "suspicious car" would be better code though.

Would you say the "suspicious car" was a white Crown Victoria with black limo-tint on all windows?

Why are you protecting the provider? Lets get her name out there so the rest of us don't have the misfourtine of calling her.

I don't like it anymore than anyone else, but it crosses a legal line when we are THAT specific here on the public board. Sorry...
If anyone gets the name, please pass it to me as well.

While you're entitled to your opinion...I don't beleive speaking the truth cross any legal line.
It may piss a few people off, but I don't beleive it is illegal.

1 = a
2 = b
3 = c  ect.. hehehehe  No proof this way

This isn't my rule, it's his.
Telling the specifics of a police investigation while or near the time it is happening, is breaking the law, since this is a "public" forum.
You are missing the point of what I am trying to establish as our standard of practice. I want us to be able to warn each other about possible "safety" issues in and around town, then any specifics beyond that need to be discussed in "private" person to person. The goal isn't to not tell LE by accident in a PM. Who cares if someone does that? They already know - it's their sting op! The goal is for us to be able to protect each other, not the actual information.

That is why for my own "saftey", I'd like to know where the Crown-Vics are with limo-black windows......
We all know how "dangerous" cars with too dark of tint are, right? They might not see me through their dark windows and accidently run me over!  - I just feel "safer" knowing when too many cars like that are in a certain  area, then I don't go to that area until those "dangerous" vehicles are gone!

I heard getting run over hurts and that the people who drive those cars sometimes go real fast.  I think avoiding them is a good idea.

Good point !!Roger 10-4

Sat. night at a complex 494& Penn. This complex has been a dangerous and crime infested blight on the area for years so patrols could have been for something else? I got out of there and became more suspicious when not hearing from the provider after the fact?