OTC101 Never go to her apartment.
shadowcat
Atlanta suburb
As the victim walked into the stripper's residence at Orchard Park Apartments Saturday night, two men jumped him, tied him up, pulled his shirt over his head and started to beat him. Then after he was robbed, they threw him into the trunk of his own car, where the suspects drove around for an hour, according to the victim.
Once the vehicle came to a stop and the victim heard the suspects leave the vehicle, he kicked the seats in the back of the car open where he was able to escape before they returned.
When the victim got out of the vehicle, he noticed he was in Catoosa in the Hard Rock Casino parking lot. He immediately told casino security what had happened and they contacted Catoosa Police.
All three suspects, a white male, a white female and a black male, were arrested at the casino by Catoosa Police. Tulsa Police were called in to work the scene where the kidnapping took place in Tulsa.
19-year-old Anastasia Pitts, 24-year-old Bobby Willhite and 33-year-old Chang Saulsberry were all arrested Sunday, March 27 on robbery, kidnapping and stolen vehicle charges.
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I imagine a lot of dancers don't necessarily live in the greatest of neighborhoods, and also are in places your typical middle-aged white PL would stick out.
-DudeFromsd, you are a braver man than I am. I'd have left immediately.
Even a motel/hotel when I get the room myself isn't *absolutely* safe. A couple tried to rob me at one such one time. Fortunately, that worked out better for me than for them, but it's still a danger.
The first time I went to a dancer's apartment with my ATF and the biggest shock I had was how trashed it was. And I mean TRASHED. The damage to the walls, doors, floors...it was almost like a war zone. But I was never in fear of my safety outside of maybe punching a hole and falling through her floor.
I usually carry a handgun wherever I go, but it's still better to avoid places where I might need that gun even though it is available.
I carry as well, but since I control the place we're meeting, I tend to make the decision on whether to bring it into the room or leave it in the car until late.
Are you REALLY a lawyer?
In all the years I've been carrying a concealed pistol, I have never had to draw my gun. But I would rather have my pistol and not need it than need it and not have it.
I teach the portion of concealed carry classes that deal with all legal issues -- where you can and cannot carry, when you can shoot someone, when you can draw a gun without firing, differences in state laws, etc. So I understand the legal issues thoroughly and I'm quite capable of making reasonable judgment calls regarding firearms.
And I'm not afraid of legal charges, legal fees, etc to the degree or in the way that everyone else is. I understand the legal system thoroughly, so I don't worry about claims or charges that are baseless just because it might involve legal proceedings or legal fees. I simply avoid legal entanglements with a gun where I would be in the wrong.
Among the several places that I don't carry a gun are strip clubs (pretty much the only kind of bar that I go to), and any place where I am smoking weed. I also wouldn't carry a gun if I was drinking but I almost never drink alcohol beyond an occasional single drink.
I see nothing wrong with carrying when I visit the home of someone that I don't know well like a stripper.