I have read on line in few places that there has been lots of busts all over the place recently .
They bust pimps , johns , hookers .  

And all have been asked and answered many times so I suggest he do a search.
He seems awfully worried for someone so active.  But I know of no reason to be extra worried now.

Just be extra cautious in whom you select and as Sweet Malissa recommends, if LE does come up to you, just STFU.  You'll always be better off that way

what you need to realize is that Uncle LEO operations rise and fall with the tides of funding/grants, political agendas and when some idiots create a noticeable nuisance and the public complains.  

http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion_boards/viewmsg.asp?MessageID=22842&boardID=25...

what I meant Independent vs Agency's is that, I think  
Agency's don't get busted as often as lets say Independent girls ?

While it is true that if you find yourself in the same room at the same time as LE, yes you are almost certainly going to jail (although I managed to avoid that fate one time about ten years ago), but if your run in with LE comes on your way into, or out from a session, the only way you are going to jail is if you talk your way "into" jail. Unless you lie to LE or confess to a crime, without "catching you in the act" there is no crime in walking into or out of a "suspected" hookers room or apartment. Admit to nothing and ask to be allowed to go about your day and 90+% of the time you will NOT be arrested.

was so damn broad in scope.... the experienced could write a book about each of his questions. I went for the simple, general answer for the sake of brevity.

Otherwise vice budgets get reductions and cops get assigned away from pussy brigade.  Some jurisdictions have lots of funds for vice. They literally drive around in circuits around hotels monitoring prostitution activity.

Sometimes due to competition they will spill the beans on each about incall locations.  Next thing you notice is a bust. Saw it happen in Howard and Anne Arundel county  maryland in 2007/2008.

At least, not the first one. Second one is.

But the link at the very bottom is the same link and works great. As they are the same I don't get it.

can we all be safe?
My goodness, when you think of what is going on in these hotel rooms and private apartments how can any of us feel safe

Also, Melissa is right.  A high-end TER indy with a brain in her head isn't going to get busted.  Agencies are a much bigger target because they're, well, bigger and more worth the LE resources.

You would think they would support each other but they can so mean to put another in danger like that. When it happened it freaked a lot of people out. I had to call one provider up in philly to warn her that a bust happened at the incall she shared with one the providers that got busted. The provider who got busted was not even nice enough to warn her what happened.

Why would you think it was remotely relevant to give nearly ten year old information to make a point?  You follow local busts like a true paranoid, so why not give more recent data from your extensive files?
If you have it, that is.

They will bring you in for questioning and just ask for a lawyer. They have to let you go if no crime is committed. They key is not to talk about price for services. If that talk happens walk out the room.

We all know that when Chicken Little posts about busts he ALWAYS has claims to have some working knowledge of something internal as to the bust and then runs to this site to post what is going to be on the news at 4,5,6,10 and 11.

Never use agencies. They disclose your full-name to the provider that is working for them. Then that provider will tell other clients what your name is if you are big time player.

How would you know? Again, since you are obviously quite slow. Your reviews clearly show that you see $40 back page girls only, but then again the last review was 3 years ago.

Damn....those dreaded cameras that can see through walls and watch us handing the girl $300 or more, or in Chicken Little's case.

I don't watch TV.  One county in Maryland launched a investigation when there internet busts almost went to zero. They lost $1 million out of there vice budget. It was good to see them refocused on going after guys soliciting children online instead of adults.

N o t h i n g.