There was actually a case a few years back, I think in Hawaii. Police were frustrated because of a policy that stopped them from having sex with escorts on stings.That’s not exactly what the deal was. The statute involved pertained to giving immunity to law enforcement officer who engaged in acts of prostitution to maintain their cover. A textbook example is an undercover agent investigating an organized crime syndicate who is faced with having to have sex with a prostitute to maintain his cover. Without the exemption, the defendants’ lawyers would attempt to invalidate the charges related to the surrounding circumstances and push to have the cop charged with solicitation of prostitution, etc.
So they could lie, have sex with you , and then ARREST you! Originally Posted by grean
That’s not exactly what the deal was. The statute involved pertained to giving immunity to law enforcement officer who engaged in acts of prostitution to maintain their cover. A textbook example is an undercover agent investigating an organized crime syndicate who is faced with having to have sex with a prostitute to maintain his cover. Without the exemption, the defendants’ lawyers would attempt to invalidate the charges related to the surrounding circumstances and push to have the cop charged with solicitation of prostitution, etc.https://www.apnews.com/c732a383c4214c1a8f01d676a713a1 6f
Of course, what happened, was that some individual cops and departments misconstrued and misused this exemption as a green light and official policy and sought to use it to make prostitution arrests. The media perpetuated this idea. However, according to my rather extensive legal research on this topic, I do not believe the use of this exemption resulted in a prostitution case going to trial and resulting in a conviction on that charge. Regardless, the got rid of the exemption a few years ago and now LEOs in the situation must use their best judgment and rely on sympathetic prosecutors to not charge them with a crime. Originally Posted by B Three
https://www.apnews.com/c732a383c4214c1a8f01d676a713a1 6fI can’t open your link, but...
Here's the 2014 article from the AP.
Essentially, if an officer makes it to your incall, you're getting fucked, just not like you expected.
Screen screen screen. Originally Posted by grean
If you get busted shut up. You are not as smart as you think you are and they are not only smarter they have lots of experience lol. I know what others have said but cops can do or say just about anything. In many cases the cop is the only witness and they are considered expert witnesses because of training and experience. This is a shyster John subject if he is still around.If they answer NO...thank them. And tell them you’re leaving.
Shut up , be respectful and ask politely if you are being arrested. Originally Posted by playerplano
Just the biggest red flag when you don't know who you're dealing with is talking about services and prices. Nobody should be doing that if you're not 100000% certain of who you're in the room with. Originally Posted by L.A.Yes. A million times this. And even if you're certain of who you're in the room with, that person could be in a bad situation with LE and giving them information that could still hurt you.