but as you probably already know. It's not the cop you see that you need to be worried about, it's the ones you don't see. lol

That has happened to me a couple of times -- I would see a police vehicle on my way into a hotel -- and yes, of course, I would get a little paranoid.  Like you, however, I went ahead and had my fun anyway.

It wouldn't surprise me if the cop was there seeing another provider!

In this situation, one needs to act normal. If you act suspicious in any way (like run), it will rouse the policeman's curiosity and he'll pay a little more attention to you.

Re: Does this kind of situation makes you more nervous?

I've told this story before but it's a goodie-and I felt more inconvenienced than nervous-While driving over to see a favorite provider, whose home and incall is in a rural development with a cop living across the street and several in the neighborhood, I receive a call from her that the cop neighbor is working out in his garage and to delay the appointment for 15 minutes. I wait the 15 minutes and drive by the house and he's still outside pumping iron, so I go up the road a half mile and park in the driveway of a house for sale. Naturally, the provider doesn't want a lot of strange cars out in front of her house. So she's looking out the window and we're swapping cell calls and the cop is just not going inside.
After an hour, she calls with a plan. She comes and picks me up and puts me down in the back seat and pulls into her garage, closing the door behind us. We have a beautiful afternoon and I get ready to go and THE COP STILL HASN'T GONE INSIDE! I get down in the seat again and we repeat the process, where she takes me back to my car-What a trooper, she is! LOL  After I got home, I emailed her that her 'people smuggling skills' were exceeded only by her talents in the bedroom. LOL   1rob....still chuckling...OUT