From: "Dave in Phoenix AZ" <davephx@primenet.com> Date: Mon, 06 Mar 2000 15:20:23 -0700
A message to me from the owner of a well known honest (which is rare) Phoenix Outcall service:
"One of my girls went on a cop call Friday night. She stayed over 30 minutes and never knew he was a cop.
Detective Sterling posed as a customer in a Phoenix Hotel. He got totally naked, exposed himself and caressed the girls butt and breasts freely. He at this point, asked for oral sex, she agreed and they all came barging in and Sterling jumped under the covers. She had her escort ID card but got a prostitution charge.
I heard about this soon after and called the hotel asking for Sterling. I asked what right he had citing a girl for this type of thing when it was him who did the touching. he claimed she foced herself (104 lbs and 5'4") on him (Sterling, 250lbs) and she made him rub her butt and forced him to caress her breasts. He claimed she also tried to force him into full exposing himself by rolling him over. Hmmmmm she couldn't "force" him if she tried. These guys are fucks."
Dave says: This is worse than the Mesa outcry of citizens when a cop got naked which was against police policy. I think citizens of Phoenix should know what fun the cops are having touching women and then arresting them.
It is much more fun to bust an attractive, sexy, often naked women after having fun touching her with her dangerous breasts that can provide pleasure, than those big bad criminals that actually do something bad that hurts people and who have nasty guns that go bang.
The US is one of the few countries in the world where adult sexual pleasure sharing is a crime that is enforced against its citizens. The vice cops and laws trample over the sexual rights of consenting adults who simply seek or offer pleasure using safe sex in private places. Pleasure is evil according to some religious groups that influence our lawmakers, police and city officials. How sad that America is not the land of sexual freedom like most all other countries in the world.
Dave in Phoenix
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Internet VICE STING WARNING It's happening in Seattle, but shows how important private boards are to protect everyone from LE. This present Seattle example could happen anywhere.
A vice cop has been posting favorable reviews of a new incall provider on the Seattle TBD board and had ads in Seattle papers. He has done reviews on Desiree and Skyler of Executive Escorts at 2226 Elliott Ave. Condo 208. (Seattle) to lure customers. Many customers have been arrested as they showed up for appointments. LE is using these public boards to set up stings and obviously know about TBD boards.
It is much more fun to bust an attractive, sexy, often naked women with dangerous breasts that can provide healthy, wholesome pleasure, than those big bad criminals that actually do something bad that hurts people and who have nasty guns that go bang.
The US is one of the few countries in the world where adult sexual pleasure sharing is a crime that is enforced against its citizens. The vice cops and laws trample over the sexualrights of consenting adults who simply seek or offer pleasure. Pleasure is evil according to some religious groups that influence our lawmakers, police and city officials. How sad that America is not the land of sexual freedom like most all other countries in the world.
At least in Seattle, they are close to Vancouver, where citizens and visitors have far more sexual freedoms and cops go after real crime instead of big breasts and pleasure seeking men with no victims, just consenting adults sharing naturally as natue intended.
Dave in Phoenix
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To: "Dave in Phoenix" <davephx@primenet.com> Date: Fri, 03 Mar 2000 22:13:17 -0700 Reply-To: "Dave in Phoenix AZ" <davephx@primenet.com> Subject: 6 Legislators take a Gander at Phoenix Topless Clubs
6 Legislators take a Gander at Phoenix Topless Clubs Highlights from AZ Republic 3/3/00
Six state legislators took a two-hour "fact-finding" tour inside Phoenix topless bars.
"I really think it's pretty tame," said Rep. Christine Weason, D-Phoenix, inside the HiLiter show club. "I'm not offended by it a bit, and I definitely don't see any criminal activity".
A KTAR Radio talk show host, organized the task force to poke fun at a pair of House bills, that seek not only to regulate exotic dancing but the sexual arousal of patrons.
More than being good sports, the lawmakers tried to send a message to their more conservative colleagues who they say have routinely tried to legislate morality.
One legislator, Rep Carolyn Allen, R-Scottsdale, was saddened by the dancers. "I support their right to do what they do for a living, but the feminist in me is a little sad," Allen said. "I wouldn't want to walk in here and see my granddaughter up there."
The fact-finding may have been for naught. The turgidity bills have been taken off the House floor calendars.
Dave notes: It seems that the restricting engorged penis' and wet vaginas in the bills have been too much of an embarrassment for lawmakers. But the moralists that want to control adult choices will be back next year, I'm sure with another attempt to restrict adult sexual rights.
"There is no good reason for sex for hire to be a crime in the United States. Other free countries with legal or decriminalized sex for hire have no greater incidents of health issues or ancillary crime incidents. The U.S. does allow confiscation and forfeiture of personal belongings from persons guilty of sex for hire. This is the government's way of robbing its citizens by placing unjust laws upon them for a purely consensual act where no hurt or harm comes to anyone. The states have conspired to oppress the citizens of the U.S. by developing a set of laws that violate the constitutional freedoms of those citizens regarding consensual sex. That is a crime. If any other organization were to do what the state governments are doing, they would be prosecuted under racketeering laws. The "bedroom police" are coming for you. You are urged to communicate this message to your law makers."
Dave in Phoenix