Minnesota

He probably started talking right away
vorlon 119 Reviews 2113 reads
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2 / 9

Otherwise his lawyer probably would have gotten him off.

thruster2 24 Reviews 1496 reads
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3 / 9

Maybe.... It's a whole different ballgame when you are a high profile defendant. Also, the "provider" was a hoax or LE employee. There are also women's advocacy groups that apply pressure to prosecutors not to drop charges against high profile defendants.. Had this CEO not been caught in a police sting but had been "merely" arrested with a provider who was not in cahoots with LE, I might agree more with vorlon's perspective.

MsChayse 1330 reads
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4 / 9

There are certain areas that are notorious for LE stings. Bloomington, & Richfield are on the top of the list, & have been since I can remember. I was hoping through this post to remind folks of this. Experienced hobbyists, & providers probably don't need this reminder, but my thought is it never hurts once in a while to partake in a refresher course of "high risk" areas to avoid, or at least screen with a vengeance prior to taking the plunge. I also agree with vorlorn here. No matter who, or what you are, STFU!

vorlon 119 Reviews 921 reads
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5 / 9

I agree that his high profile would have made it more difficult and he still would have paid a high price anyway.  I still suspect he made it easy for them and if he had kept quiet all along they would have had a lot of difficulty in getting an actual conviction.

LuckyIrishPrick 6 Reviews 991 reads
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6 / 9

There's nothing wrong with Bloomington, I've been out there many times to um...partake. It's who you see, not where you see them.

And as always, of course, when confronted with LE - 'lawyer' should be the only word in one's vocabulary.

Docstow 2 Reviews 2287 reads
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7 / 9

Just to add some details here - looks to me like he got a 1 year probation and stay of imposition.  I think this means that if he's not busted again for a year the conviction drops off - not that he will be a CEO again anytime soon...  Oh, and a $350 fine.  
Members of this fine board should be aware that Minnesota courts made quite a bit of info available at their website.  In this case here's the skinny:
http://pa.courts.state.mn.us/CaseDetail.aspx?CaseID=1613913349

Doc.

edsvfebr 10 Reviews 851 reads
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8 / 9

So is that a misdemeanor? gross misdemeanor?  Felony?  Always wonder how great the risk, that's why although I'd like to try some new providers.   I wait til there are a few reviews, not sure which questions to ask.

spinner68 568 reads
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9 / 9

I've heard that the cops use la quinta & the excell ALOT! If a SAFE provider wants to use a hotel due to her living arrangements, that has to be UNDERSTANDABLE! I just use CAUTION when I go! I saw a provider, who can't use her place! Her name starts with 'L'! She was VERY AWESOME! & she did tell me that she does frequent 2+ Star hotels due to her living situation! ;-)

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