Do you think LE can actually get any usable intel from boards like TUSCL
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My theory is that LE basically knows what is going on and hardly needs a blanket "so what clubs in <insert city> have the best extras?" The real issue for LE is actually making it a priority to investigation to gather specific evidence.
This isn't an argument that people should embrace zero review posters who ask where they can get extras. It's just a question about whether people think intel from TUSCL would actually be something LE wants. Thoughts?
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Propping shitty reviews calling them club ads and attacking new posters isn't really useful in preventing LE intelligence gathering.
I would think TUSCL type media would only be the cause to start an investigation if someone started talking about under age dancers, open drug dealing, etc. We all know which clubs are big on extras, yet Uncle Leo doesn't seem to care very much, so that's not enough to trigger any action.
In Rhode Island, the media, cops, and state government reps directly quoted posts from a discussion forum (similar to TUSCL) when it implemented and enforced new laws directly targeting AMPs. All the AMPs in RI shut down pretty quickly, with the exception of three in Pawtucket that are on life support due to a pending lawsuit. I suspect that their days are numbered.
With regards to strip clubs, there used to be an extras club in Rhode Island called Cheaters (aka The Pink Palace) where they did track down an instance of human trafficking in the form of an underage runaway who was being pimped out of the club. That story caused a firestorm, a crackdown on all the clubs, and again the news, cops, and politicians quoted forums like this as part of their justification to reign in the clubs. In terms of obtaining extras, there's been a bit of a "recovery", but it's not anywhere near the good old days.
Most of the cops I've talked to don't care about extras at strip clubs. They have higher priorities. But... when local LE needs a quick public relations boost, a strip club raid is low hanging fruit. Sites like this provide them with good intel and the media with titillating screen captures.
That's basically my understanding of how law enforcement works -- at least vice. My guess is that those questions are mostly newbies who are hoping to get some quick info, rather than LE. I very much doubt anything written here is the determining factor in kicking off an investigation, although I can imagine it might be part of the overall investigation.
I've never heard convincing claims that something written here, or on a review board, is a primary factory in getting a club or girl prosecuted -- but I haven't actively looked, and I'm not sure if we'd really hear about it. I do know that in the older days, there was a local SC forum on which we swapped pretty detailed info about the strippers, including extras and prices, and there were definitely a few cases where one stripper gathered up info about another stripper, then used that info to rally the other girls and bring the first girl in line. There was a well known case of a pretty hot girl doing relatively cheap extras who got a serious talking-to by the other girls, and whose prices subsequently went up
They do just that in South Carolina LMFAO
Everything written on this site should be considered a work of fiction.
Why would anyone in LE want to know about RickDugan's system, or that Dougster thinks he's a fag? Or the continuing flame war between tittyfag and tittyfag.? And who really knows how many alias's Juice has?
This place is the original Fake News and Alternative Facts as far as the discussion board goes.
But I do agree with reviews not mentioning names. A reviewer can describe the club and the girls without using the dancers name.
But, from a review, LE can go directly to a user profile and look at all comments, discussions, and articles for the purpose of building out a more complete picture of what's going on in a particular area or club (and not to target that user).
That was far more explicit than this is, in terms of sex acts, and also because it reviewed and tracked individual providers.
But never, did LE use that to decide who to bust. Busts always came about because the neighbors complained. And when LE was at the front door, they never had RB derived info. They just had to deal with the provider f2f. I would say that usually it was entrapment.
Why?
Well for one thing, all of those shops used a two call system, and so you never could trace from the address to the ad. And booking bogus appointments, I guess there is just not probable case to do that.
And on RB they really stopped being explicit when it came to storefront AMPs, as opposed to these 2 call residential AAMPs.
The prostitution laws are controversial, and LE knows it. So usually there are either neighbor complaints, or some other types of crime going on, before they act.
Here in San Jose, homeowner groups using the Neighborhood Groups stalk street hookers, they photograph them and track their movements, and pretty much force LE's hand. So LE is usually trashing the Constitution and Due Process, and acting without evidence.
They will sometimes approach a woman at a bus stop and id her and want to see what it in her purse, and then wait until buses go by. If she is not on one of them, they bust her.
What gets a prostitution establishment busted is not the sex in the back room. Its the manner of dress and demeanor of the women out in public view.
This is why SF has better AMPs than SJ, more visual, more slutty, and hence more used to GFE, because they get less trouble from LE. And the less trouble from LE, the younger and better looking the women too.
So specifically about TUSCL and retail strip clubs, I don't think LE would use it. Not really probable cause. And if they want to find violating strip clubs, its not necessary to use TUSCL. I still though, for lots of reasons, would never mention dancer names, not even in PM's. LE can read PM's just as easily as it can read posts and articles.
Even if they hear a clear case of prostitution at a strip club, that could be just one girl. Is busting one girl really worth the effort? And given also that most of the time the cops get corrupted and become complicit?
It has to be a political decision. Patrol officers and Vice don't really on their own go after prostitution. Most of the time now, they use the "Human Trafficking" idea as justification. And almost always it is bogus. But the way the law is written, anything could be Human Trafficking, no force, fraud, coercion, or actions with juveniles required. But in Asia women are lining up to come here and do the GFE-MSOG AAMP sessions, and bank lots of money. And any trouble with the boss, they run off to another shop.
Here most LE has decided that they will not get naked in AMPs. In most AMPs, first thing the girl tells you is to take off your clothes.
And for me of course, I treat the girl like a civilian at all times. So naked or clothed, I'll move on her and make it happen with her. She doesn't have to do anything except yield. Most of the time, seeing what is happening, they will ask, "Do you want to do everything?" And then they make sure they get the money. But more and more now, in AMPs they don't ask for money, they just accept it at the end. Safer. More fun too. Probably they get more money that way.
SJG
Unless you're Dougster. He has insulted the smartest hairless ape on the planet far too many times. Aah...yup
I think Craigslist and Backpage, before the recent changes, are different. They were advertisements for specific people. I can see them being used by LE for stings and for information.
But TUSCL has the disadvantage of having many comments of dubious veracity. I just can't see it being useful. Perhaps a new tag line:
"TUSCL: saved by the bullshit!"