Cop: Sex With Hooker Wasn't Fun, It Was Work
A suspended Texas police officer testified Thursday that he was forced to have sex with two prostitutes during an undercover sting operation, saying he was "paid to do it."
Officer Keith Breiner testified in Beaumont, Texas, during a hearing to be reinstated after he was suspended along with another officer after it came to light that the men engaged in sex acts with prostitutes while on the job, the Beaumont Enterprise reports.
"If you are asking if I had an orgasm, yes. It was a job, sir," Breiner reportedly said during testimony. "I didn't have pleasure doing this. I was paid to do it."
Breiner admitted to being manually stimulated as well as engaging in oral and vaginal sex with two women at two spas during an undercover sting operation, the Enterprise said.
Police Chief Frank Coffin contends that Breiner and fellow officer Lt. David Kiker were suspended indefinitely after the sex acts came to light, the paper said. Breiner is trying to stop Beaumont from suspending him, saying that he was asked to have sex as part of the job.
Officer Keith Breiner testified in Beaumont, Texas, during a hearing to be reinstated after he was suspended along with another officer after it came to light that the men engaged in sex acts with prostitutes while on the job, the Beaumont Enterprise reports.
"If you are asking if I had an orgasm, yes. It was a job, sir," Breiner reportedly said during testimony. "I didn't have pleasure doing this. I was paid to do it."
Breiner admitted to being manually stimulated as well as engaging in oral and vaginal sex with two women at two spas during an undercover sting operation, the Enterprise said.
Police Chief Frank Coffin contends that Breiner and fellow officer Lt. David Kiker were suspended indefinitely after the sex acts came to light, the paper said. Breiner is trying to stop Beaumont from suspending him, saying that he was asked to have sex as part of the job.
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If he had followed the rules he would not have been suspended, is what I think.
I wonder where the original story was published. The best part of the story is "being manually stimulated". If it was a family-type local newspaper, it would simply not do to say, "he was jacked-off", but how about the word "masturbated". Is that too racy for a family newspaper?
http://www.kbmt12.com/news/local/2722489…
http://www.theexaminer.com/npps/story.cf…
mmdv26-I haven't heard that joke in nearly twenty years. Several years ago, after Rita flattened Beaumont, my company asked if I would go there to help rebuild, I said no. Recently, I looked at a map of Beaumont and found that a category two storm would sink most of the city.
Finally, it's getting to the point where it's silly for Police to run prostitution stings. Considering everything Police have to do nowadays, money spent to enforce morality has to compete with cyber crimes, traffic enforcement, drug enforcement, anti terrorism ops, and plain old patrol.
Just last week, Houston Police busted several high dollar escorts, one of whom was a well regarded teacher. Of course, the media went on and on about the hooker teacher. Now, they've ruined her career. Did the Police free any captive sex slaves? No. What exactly was accomplished? In a land of dwindling teachers, especially good ones, there is one fewer.
It is past time to legalize prostitution.
Word!
Let's legalize certain drugs while we are it!
Then we can get high and fuck strippers legally. As it should be. Good times!