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#23
I think that prisoners have to give up all their valuables including cell phones, PDAs or pocket computers so I'm sure Dan is just yanking your chain.
 
#24
DUPAGE COUNTY, IL - A sex worker foiled a police sting operation here, by spreading the news to fellow escorts using Internet and wireless communications.

An unnamed escort who had been called for an illicit meeting blew an undercover detective's identity, and then alerted her service and others. Several escort services posted the information on their Internet bulletin boards under headings such as "Undercover Cop." One of the warnings included a phone number being supplied by police, reported the Chicago Tribune. "There is an undercover cop in DuPage County using the name [Mike] and claiming to work for UPS,” said one message on a bulletin board. “His job is to lure girls from other cities to DuPage County in order to arrest them."

The warning made some escorts unwilling to keep appointments, police said. The operation had targeted 75 escort organizations that cover DuPage, along with 90 independent escorts, but because of the warning only 20 arrests were made.

Detective Sgt. George Wick of the sheriff's office, who ran the crackdown, said, "We started hearing that we were having problems with various agencies. We were setting up appointments and hearing, 'No, we're not sending anyone to DuPage tonight; the word is there's a sting going on.'" The DuPage County sheriff's office said the experience demonstrates the growing sophistication of Chicago-area sex-workers and the problems police face in trying to stop them.


Police used fake identities for the stings, complete with driver's licenses, credit cards and vehicles that can't be traced. They do this, to try to fool escort services that run background checks on the Internet once customers have placed an order for an escort. Undercover officers were posing as hotel guests visiting DuPage on business, but one of the identities was recognized by the sex worker from a similar sting in 2000.
 
#25
For two years, the middle-aged, professional man was a regular on The Review Board. He liked being with prostitutes who advertised online or in the back of weeklies, but wanted to know what he was buying before plunking down $250 an hour.

So, he relied on the local online board, where an underground community of men rate women whose sexual services they buy. They describe women's bodies, their rates, their "energy level" and "believability." They don't explicitly mention sex, but use euphemisms for certain acts.
"The bottom line is just sex, and everybody who's involved knows that full well," said the man, who stopped using the board about a year ago and spoke on condition of anonymity.
The Review Board -- and the booming business of online call girls -- came to light publicly this week, when the King County Sheriff's Office announced that it had arrested two women for investigation of what they say is a major prostitution ring.
Police say the women ran a service called The Garden of Eden, in which they booked high-end clients on dates with women, often through ******. Many of the service's customers posted information about Eden on The Review Board. Detectives must know the lingo to get inside a closed, savvy group of customers and prostitutes, who call themselves "hobbyists" and "providers."
"It's difficult. It's such a tight-knit community. They really try to stay a step ahead of us," said Tony Baily, a vice squad sergeant at the Seattle Police Department.
Seattle Police made 642 prostitution arrests last year. But last year, Seattle got tougher on the other side of prostitution: the "johns." It enacted an ordinance to let police keep any money johns give to undercover officers. And it increased the fine the men have to pay, from $50 to $500.
A few months ago, the department netted 59 johns. Baily said that about 50 of them were married and that one man brought his 9-month-old baby along, while his wife was in choir practice.
"The No. 1 question they had was, 'Are you going to call my wife? Are you going to call work?' ... We would like to see to it that the guy's names are posted in the paper," he said.
 
#27
lots

I surfed for under 5 minutes and already turned up over half a dozen. However, I did find an article that stated LE targets ******** prostitution far more than a woman past the age of consent. This is clearly a function of how busy a PD is with other activities, so caution should be higher in low-population areas.
 
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