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DJ1985 21 Reviews 2981 reads
posted
1 / 22
Prostitution suspects face felony charges

"Four of five men who were lured to a hotel Nov. 20 by a woman with an advertisement on Backpages.com have been charged in Blue Earth County District Court."  
They were charged with a felony because the hotel is located near a park in Mankato.

Rxyman 92 Reviews 1848 reads
posted
2 / 22
The provider was cooperating..

At least one of the guys that was arrested had seen the provider in the past. He obviously assumed everything would be o.k., but somewhere between then and now she started working with LE.

DickCurious 1472 reads
posted
3 / 22
Re: The provider was cooperating..

It sounded like he didn't know that he knew the provider until after he arrived at the hotel.  

Posted By: Rxyman
At least one of the guys that was arrested had seen the provider in the past. He obviously assumed everything would be o.k., but somewhere between then and now she started working with LE.

takingmytime 73 Reviews 1927 reads
posted
4 / 22
Protecting 1 of their own

Fifth Mankato prostitution sting suspect charged Thursday

charged with a Misdemeanor level charge, not Felony level like the other four suspects

jgoodman222 14 Reviews 1359 reads
posted
5 / 22
That is stretching the park/school..

enhancement.  I am familiar with the area and you'd never guess there was a park there.  It is about like telling your kids to play in the freeway.

I love the comment from police indicating they want to "eliminate" the crime.

Jane Goodall is an anthropologist who spend most of her career living among chimpanzees and documenting their behavior.  She once observed that female chimps would provide sexual favors to males in exchange for food, twigs and other things of value.

Johnny Carson responded to the story in his monologue:  "How about that, it really is the world's oldest profession."  Sorry officer, not going to be eliminated any time soon.

I am so sick of hearing the trafficking bullshit regarding ladies who have gotten into the business of their own free will that I want to puke

jgoodman222 14 Reviews 1404 reads
posted
6 / 22
Re: Protecting 1 of their own

No, the other was at a different hotel not near a park.

takingmytime 73 Reviews 1505 reads
posted
7 / 22
Re: Protecting 1 of their own

that's what they claim, so they had 2 sting locations?  Require 2 gals, 2 ads and 2 teams?  Maybe!  I am skeptical though.

Felony boots that one from his job.

Badly spent time and resources regardless, but treat everyone the same if you are going to do it.

takingmytime 73 Reviews 1059 reads
posted
8 / 22
when they use words like "near" in legal terms

it really give a HUGE amount of grey area to prosecute who and when they want.  What is the legal definition of "near"?

Hey hey, check it out, today's paper says crime is down in MPLS  in 2014, but violent crime is up!

Interesting road were are traveling when it comes to fighting crime.  You can get a 100 dollar ticket on U of M campus for texting when you walk across the street, but rape is up!  Interesting priorities for law enforcement.  Collect more money or prevent violent crime!

jgoodman222 14 Reviews 1161 reads
posted
9 / 22
Sigh...

If you are not going to believe the news reporting that another sting took place on a different day, not much point in arguing.  If the police are lying to the news media, they are subject to personal liability due to the color of authority they get with the job.

The corrections officer will lose his job as a result of the charge.  It has to do with no tolerance for vice related offenses for law enforcement officers.  The examples of this are common, but the Chief of the Robbinsdale PD was force to resign after a run-of-the-mill misdemeanor bust.

jgoodman222 14 Reviews 923 reads
posted
10 / 22
Re: when they use words like "near" in legal terms

The legal definition is within one city block or 300 feet whichever is greater.

takingmytime 73 Reviews 827 reads
posted
11 / 22
Point Taken EOM


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takingmytime 73 Reviews 1111 reads
posted
12 / 22
Thanks EOM


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FIIK-too 4 Reviews 1009 reads
posted
13 / 22
Re: when they use words like "near" in legal terms

This sting is low hanging fruit for LE & courts.  They can point to this and say they are taking steps to stop human trafficing and cleaning up the neighborhood and being tough on crime.  The courts get a quick plea deal conviction and the DA's conviction percentage goes up.  Then they make money off the fines.  

How about catching real criminals, burgulars, rapist, child molesters, meth labs, etc. and leave the people that aren't hurting anyone alone.  But that would require a little effort.

Sorry for my rant.  I'll get off my soap box.
Posted By: takingmytime
it really give a HUGE amount of grey area to prosecute who and when they want.  What is the legal definition of "near"?  
   
 Hey hey, check it out, today's paper says crime is down in MPLS  in 2014, but violent crime is up!  
   
 Interesting road were are traveling when it comes to fighting crime.  You can get a 100 dollar ticket on U of M campus for texting when you walk across the street, but rape is up!  Interesting priorities for law enforcement.  Collect more money or prevent violent crime!

lookin4bigboobs 1010 reads
posted
14 / 22
Lady?

Who was the lady ? Someone Surely seen her add

ChrisPCream 978 reads
posted
15 / 22
Good Question. Said she'd been working the area for 2 years.eom


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jgoodman222 14 Reviews 854 reads
posted
16 / 22
I hope she enjoys her future in the...

fast food industry.

ChrisPCream 780 reads
posted
17 / 22
YUP...lol eom


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vorlon 119 Reviews 836 reads
posted
18 / 22
Right, because of everyone knows that

Two people having sex in a hotel room when money is exchanged is a threat to people, particularly children, in the park but if those same people just went there after meeting in a bar then there is no danger to anyone.

minnesotajohn 533 Reviews 813 reads
posted
19 / 22
WHAT A GREAT POINT... THANKS! eom ..Re: Right, because of everyone knows that

Posted By: vorlon
Two people having sex in a hotel room when money is exchanged is a threat to people, particularly children, in the park but if those same people just went there after meeting in a bar then there is no danger to anyone.

TalonTed 92 Reviews 771 reads
posted
20 / 22
Re: The provider was cooperating..

Yeah, wish I can recall the fucktard that told me providers would never do this.

TalonTed 92 Reviews 870 reads
posted
21 / 22
Re: when they use words like "near" in legal terms

Are you 100% certain your not hurting anyone with your 'hobby?' Wife, kids, husband, etc, if they knew about your activities.

Posted By: FIIK-too
This sting is low hanging fruit for LE & courts.  They can point to this and say they are taking steps to stop human trafficing and cleaning up the neighborhood and being tough on crime.  The courts get a quick plea deal conviction and the DA's conviction percentage goes up.  Then they make money off the fines.    
   
 How about catching real criminals, burgulars, rapist, child molesters, meth labs, etc. and leave the people that aren't hurting anyone alone.  But that would require a little effort.  
   
 Sorry for my rant.  I'll get off my soap box.  
   
Posted By: takingmytime
it really give a HUGE amount of grey area to prosecute who and when they want.  What is the legal definition of "near"?  
     
  Hey hey, check it out, today's paper says crime is down in MPLS  in 2014, but violent crime is up!  
     
  Interesting road were are traveling when it comes to fighting crime.  You can get a 100 dollar ticket on U of M campus for texting when you walk across the street, but rape is up!  Interesting priorities for law enforcement.  Collect more money or prevent violent crime!

TalonTed 92 Reviews 713 reads
posted
22 / 22
Hmm, guess I need to map out Bloomington

hotels, and make sure there's no school or park within 1 city block.

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