The only redeeming factor here is that it appears to be local cops, not the Feds .. But be careful out there.

How'd you like how they threw in the part's,

"Among those arrested was Thomas Nooter, 55, of Kips Bay, a defense attorney who in 2003 represented an Iraqi diplomat's son who was charged with spying for Saddam Hussein's secret police." (It's a wonder WMD (weapons of mass destruction) didn't get thrown in somehow also.)

Let's not forget to use drug's and money in the story,

"Police said they also found small amounts of narcotics (probably a roach in a ashtray) and about $2,000 in cash in several locations." (While I don't have that kind of money just sitting around the house I'd be willing to bet quite a few people do. That's not some huge sum of money.)

The kicker, underage girl's, if they were working under age runaway girl's that's pretty bad and stupid to say the least. However I'd be inclined to think it was fabricated, sensationalizing, bullshit like all the rest sound's.

I've used Julie's before, numerous times and it's always been a very cool agency to work with. Great ladies, but I never noticed underage girls. In fact their best girls are the more seasoned ones. Most tended to be foreign though, which wasn't as shady as hiring underage girls.

Now I'm nervous. They probably have all those records of thier clients coming into play. Yikes. How do we protect ourselves from something like that?

Julie's probably had quite a few "big fish" clients.  I hate to say it when someone is in trouble, but this is one of the reasons I like to visit with independents.