Do we do more damage than good by reviewing clubs with extras?
impala
The People's Republic of Pennsylvania
We all know that LEO isn't stupid, and I'm sure everything we write here is being reviewed by LEO, so I pose a question, do we do more damage than good by being too descriptive reviewing clubs in TUSCL? I mean, if LEO was looking for a club to bust, how hard would it be for them to find out what girls at what club do what by just reading reviews in here? Opinions?
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Nevertheless, all sorts of bad things can happen by publicizing the dancers that provide extras. That's why I never disclose such details except in a PM to someone I know, and I think most regulars have this same practice. I also try to keep my references vague mentioning clubs that have extras, although admittedly I don't follow that rule all the time.
I enjoy a good read but in some situations the less said the better.
Now, we all know if LEO wants to bust someone they are going to, just hate the thought of doing the leg work for them.
In my city, LE can't be bothered by small things like strip clubs. The police don't even come out for car accidents or stolen cars or most types of robberies. The police are so undermanned and underfunded that it's all they can do to keep up with the drugs and murders.
So, policing strip clubs is low on the totem pole for them.
However, if some politician wants to make a name for him or herself, they may go on sporadic "raids" to "clean things up".
But they rarely last and it's back to business as usual a short time after.
The disclaimer at the bottom of the page is no guarantee that some people might believe everything they read on the internet but I have seen so much macho bull shit on here relating to how much guys are getting that I would consider TUSCL a lousy source of information in any investigation.
There's too much bragging sometimes. It's fun until someone gets hurt. Let's keep it fun and be safe, not stupid. Civilized people have done this shit for years. If you don't draw attention people look the other way.
And that dear gents is exhibit A as to why cops go after strip clubs, strippers, escorts, and johns!
It's light duty and the fines are easy revenue for the coffers.
Backpage and Craislist busts making the local news are fairly common. Under the direction of politicians that want to look like they're getting something done some Northern Ohio strip clubs are frequently visited by the cops looking for an easy bust .
I lead a double life, I visit strip clubs and sometimes pay strippers or escorts for sex but I also know several cops from various departments including some police chiefs. Sometimes when I run into one of them and end up having long conversations with them I discretely ask about a bust that made the news and what they know about it and how they went about doing it. The main answers are they either got tipped off or that they have officers who spend some of their time reading backpage and various forums looking to set stings. The trafficking thing is sometimes mentioned but the real concern is easy revenue for the city.
I was once caught in a sting with a BP escort. There were 2 escorts advertising on BP, I was in the process of fucking one in a back bedroom when the other one let another "customer" who turned out to be an under cover followed by 3 other cops into the apartment. We heard shouts and screaming coming from the living room and before we could get dressed the cops were in the bedroom and had me and the escort standing there naked while I still had the condom on my dick. Because I had a short conversation with the escort before we got down to business and found out that she was a former dancer and we both knew a mutual dancer I was able to use that info as an explanation that we were just getting together for old times and no money was involved. My escort followed my lead and after a couple hours of detainment the cops let us go although they did bust the other escort on drug charges.
Yes that was not a strip club bust but it's proof that the cops check online and follow up on it.
My advice is if you got some extras, be discrete about what you say unless you don't care about possibly blowing your chances on getting those extras again in the future. Most of us don't know each other, what purpose is served by some online lothario bragging about his conquests when none of us even know who the fuck he is?
The other enforcement arm are the liquor control boards in most states that regulate alcohol service and licenses. My guess is that most owners worry a LOT more about losing their liquor license, than a few dancers getting busted for giving BJs in the VIP room.
Of course, as mentioned, politics also drives the enforcement ship. If a bunch of club neighbors complain to their city councilman about club-related crime, used condoms thrown into their yard, or most anything else, there will be increased enforcement, at least until the complaints subside.
As mentioned earlier – SC busts are often more politically motivated the LE motivated – the cops are basically the hinge men – clubs often get in trouble either b/c they are in a neighborhood location (vs an industrial area) and the neighbors may not like the shady characters not the late night carousing or traffic.
Sometimes it is politicians wanting a scape goat and a way to score browny points with the local voters as “being tough on crime”.
And sometimes the super poor management in dives which thru their incompetency and them being douche-bags themselves create conditions for seedy characters to take over a club and cause problems like drugs; fights; shootings; and other nuisances.
Here: https://www.tuscl.net/postread.php?PID=6…
Excerpt from the link "You can also go into detail of the private dances. Just be careful not to mention names if it may get your ATF in trouble."
Also bottom of every TUSCL page has this : "Everything written on this site should be considered a work of fiction."
Regarding cops - I'd vote to reduce funding for police in my city if they raid stripclubs. There's no taxpayer money of "pussy cops". Only a pussy cop will read TUSCL with the intent of unscruplously fishing for "leads".
Anyhow, I'll jump off of TheeOSU's point and note that oftentimes only certain clubs get targeted even though the same activities may be going on all over. In NE Ohio, a small handful of clubs always seems to take the brunt of LE attention. Those are the clubs that do the worst job of covering up the extras. For years, Lisa's Cabaret would be hit almost annually with a LEO visit while the other clubs were left untouched. The place was never anything more than a brothel with a stage so it was easy pickings. The cops would make a few arrests and for the next week or two all the clubs in the area would make attempts to demonstrate they were trying to stay "in line." There was less contact in the floor dances, and some clubs would station an employee near the VIP area to give the appearance the VIP rooms were being monitored. Eventually normality would resume. This arrangement seemed to make everyone happy. The cops and the local DA would get a few headlines. The clubs would demonstrate they got the message before returning to business as usual. Lisa's would just hire a few new faces.
In the case of The Nest, a bar on the far west side of Akron, the young DA was able to make the case to close that place down because the owner let the place deteriorate so badly it became a health risk and some of the staff were selling drugs. Easy target. Easy shutdown.
I don't think it's a good idea here to be explicit in the review (mentioning names and acts), but if the cops were following this site closely, they would be able to steadily arrest dancers and harass clubs. I have to believe any information posted here is just secondary info the cops use as justification to target a club.
To be clear, LEO *might* use the information on here to give them a clue where to start looking, but the posts and reviews in sites like TUSCL, TER, etc, are considered hearsay, and not admissible in court in and of themselves.
However, there's no bar to LEO using such reviews to figure out where to look.
There was a bit of a kerfuffle on the Naughty Reviews site a year or so ago in Indianapolis, I think. Apparently, LEO got hold of one or more providers' phones, and was using them to set up "dates." Then they got hold of a monger's phone and were posting good reviews of the girls whose phones they had.
At least according to the monger allegedly in question.
Busts happen when either the club owner messed up and missed a payment, or someone running for office puts pressure on the higher ups in the local police department because things at the club are getting out of hand.
TER is full of fake shill reviews mainly by guys making up those reviews to get credit so they can get access to read reviews or shill for an escort to get freebies or discounts on service. Sort of like some of TUSCL's reviews but TER has a much higher rate of fake reviews. It has gotten so bad that I let my membership there expire a couple years ago. Great reviews on TER is no guarantee of great service.
I agree. My point was with all of the fake and shill reviews TER is not the Bible.