Whats Next for the Dallas AMP scene???

Now that the Federal Government has seized Pink One and Illusions it is a wonder what will happen next. This is going to stir up city/federal officials and other AMPs will be targeted. This is a federal case now with state and local authorities participating jointly. It will be a concerted effort to cripple and damage the scene. I don't think they are finished. This will trigger numerous undercover operations and investigations that may cast a broad net catching plenty of fish. There may be other investigations/undercover operations that have been launched already and we have no clue.

This is a direct quote from a prominent U.S. Attorney:

"We cannot and will not allow this type of behavior to go unchecked in North Texas," said U.S. Attorney Erin Nealy Cox.

So why Pink and Illusions with all the other shops around?

Did they have a tax or other problem that put them on the radar?

They don't seem to be the biggest or most publicized. Odd first targets if they are the first in a "crackdown".

It makes me wonder if there's more to this than just an effort to close AMPs.

So why Pink and Illusions with all the other shops around?

Did they have a tax or other problem that put them on the radar?

They don't seem to be the biggest or most publicized. Odd first targets if they are the first in a "crackdown".

It makes me wonder if there's more to this than just an effort to close AMPs. Originally Posted by Sightseeing

Prostitution Ring, Human Trafficking, Racketeering.

All your answers are in this news article dated only 11 hours ago.

The entire news article is the conclusion of a previous article (weeks back) that was discussed here in a thread. During the course the investigation Pink One and Illusions were seized by the Federal Government and the owner charged. Many of the working girls were found to be living on the premises and working there. They were put into shelters for women that are victims of Human Trafficking. See for yourself.

Here is a direct quote from the news article:

"Several women who worked for Kim were taken to a local shelter designed to help those fleeing from human trafficking. Many had been living at Kim's so-called spas, Pink One and Illusion. Federal prosecutors have seized assets from those massage parlors and Kim's home."

Pink One and Illusions will not be returning or reopening. They are done and owned by the Fed's now.

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/crim...stitution-ring

FFFFFUUUUUVCCCCCCKK!~!!!!! I'm just glad my beard keeps me safe.

Of course they leave out the part that tells you that these “trafficked” women were making somewhere in the neighborhood of 10 to 20K a month. And are free to come and go as they please.

Damnnnnn

Of course they leave out the part that tells you that these “trafficked” women were making somewhere in the neighborhood of 10 to 20K a month. And are free to come and go as they please. Originally Posted by Hank3fan

Don’t forget to mention the tax free

A couple of years ago an owner was arrested, charged with multiple federal crimes, and several of her spas were closed down.. I remember much of the same rhetoric was used in that case. Doesn't seem to be much of a slowdown as a result and I doubt there will be any noticeable long term effects from this case either.

It was March of ‘17 and I remember it well. I knew that owner and was familiar with the goings on. It was a 3 year investigation. She is still in jail now.
But it didn’t slow down the AMP scene here at all. When 2 close 4 more open up. Each owner thinks they won’t get caught but sometimes they can even get caught after they shut down.

What strikes me, if the known details of the Pink and Illusion case are to be believed, is how stupid the Owners were. Those idiots brought more attention to the Dallas AMP scene more than any other activity.

When owners get greedy and stupid is when they have a problem. The case in 2017, the owner tried to bribe a police officer and 4 amps were closed.

What strikes me, if the known details of the Pink and Illusion case are to be believed, is how stupid the Owners were. Those idiots brought more attention to the Dallas AMP scene more than any other activity. Originally Posted by slimpickens54

"Mama says, Stupid is as stupid does."
Forrest Gump

This is getting overthunked.

This is Dallas, there is a ton of good Asian pussy. There will always be amps - subamps. If it was Carthage, it would be something to worry about.

This is getting overthunked.

This is Dallas, there is a ton of good Asian pussy. There will always be amps - subamps. If it was Carthage, it would be something to worry about. Originally Posted by LargeBreastFan

Yes, we know that they can't shut them all down. There are quite a few. They will play the shell game, cat and mouse, move to different locations, etc. That doesn't mean that they won't make an example out of other AMPs to send a message. When a U.S. Attorney says that this type of activity will not go unchecked in North Texas I believe them. The question is what is their next move? This has definitely brought attention to the AMP scene. If they feel that human trafficking/prostitution is going on at other locations I feel that they will act. They are not going to sit back and do nothing. The federal government has the resources. It's like the crack houses that are busted. They close them down and others pop up elsewhere. When there is a demand there will always be services. We just don't know to what extent the actions will be. I think that it would be naive to think that this will blow over and be forgotten about.

Also, Texas brought the 2017 case. They spent years on it. And, it started with a two-bit pimp, trying to sell a girl to someone, and getting an Emo in on it, just like this one.

Human Trafficking is a hot button issue, politically and socially. All those damned Hollyweird whore celebrities (male & female) are screaming about it, all the while, humping & groping their way to stardom. And, the idiots that get their "facts" from MSM & TMZ believe it all, and spend their money supporting the cause.

Texas and the Feds are not afraid to spend the time and money to "save" these gals. It's high-profile. With so many gals employed, it makes it easy to arrest a bunch o' folks. Going after street pimps may get them 5 or 6 gals "saved". But, busting AMPs gets 20 or 30.