I’ve said the same thing about this forum with too much information lately. I’ve also noted 3 reviews for one girl in one day which is not necessary. The girl is well known no more reviews needed. This is like reviewing Gloria at classy Philly again. Why? If ur an educated monger u know who she is and if good time or not. A lot of us know the places, the lady’s, reputations, etc. I don’t need details on how you did it position wise and how u got things to progress. With homework on this site u can learn a lot without details. Example being a new review for EPM or classy Philly. I know the reputation is good. Just tell me if the lady is a good time or not. No details needed. It’s no wonder some escorts have a strict no review policy. They don’t want in the spot light. 10 places closed in a day is one serious sign. Bill i can’t believe you said it was no big deal being busted. Some of us have a lot more to lose.
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Central PA dead?
- Thread starter Saxyman1985
- Start date
Another bust WTF. This area will be dead for a long time. Please be smart and cautious with escorts not reviewed if u chose to visit in this area.
https://www.newsbreak.com/cumberlan...n-undercover-sting-at-cumberland-county-hotel
https://www.newsbreak.com/cumberlan...n-undercover-sting-at-cumberland-county-hotel
So first, if a dude lets the police into his home to question him in front of his family or anyone who is not his attorney, he deserves everything that happens. We have rights for a reason. The officer can arrest him and take him to the station for questioning, after his attorney is present, if he has probable cause for an arrest. Otherwise, he can leave that private property and come back with a warrant, or go fuck himself. Dudes making it easy for the police and manufacturing evidence or statements to be later used against themselves, under the guise of "if you help us, we'll help you, we totally swear", are stupid and again deserve everything that happens.
Second, this website, in court, is heresay at best. If an officer reads that X girl at Y spa is letting dudes buttfuck her, he still has to make a case. He has to go to the spa, he has to witness this activity, and he has to be able to document it; to bust the spa itself he needs a warrant from a judge, which also requires the above to have happened already. Think this out for a moment. Officer Jonny Law drives past Happy Spa, and thinks, "oh dudes are getting jerked off in there, I just know it!". Then Jonny Law looks at the wrap on the window, looks at all the male-type cars out front, and he checks out the website which features supercute mostly nude "oriental girls". Is any of this actionable intel? No of course not. No judge would ever allow this as probable cause or anything useable for a warrant; even his boss would laugh if he heard Jonny Law was going to launch an investigation based on this intel. So then Jonny Law checks out our website. He reads the reviews, that X girl is letting dudes up her ass. Ok, is this actionable? Judge tells him to fuck off, his boss tells him to fuck off, even the township solicitor tells him to fuck off and go find some jaywalkers.
The point is, nothing here is any more or less valuable as actionable intel for an officer, or is of any value to anyone in a DA's or AG's or USA's office. Have you been to any spas? Have to looked at their websites? Put the outside and inside of their store and their website alongside that of say "Hand and Stone" or whatever chain massage place is in that area. Even morons can see there is a difference, without ever visiting AMP Reviews dot internet. Even for a neighborhood Karen, if she calls and says "I think dudes are getting jerked off in that store," her "proof" is that she "totally saw them leaving happy", or she "read it on the internet", are either of these evidence in court, or grounds for a search warrant or warrant for arrest or are probable cause?
What we say here may create a stampede to a store, which is a different story in terms of producing events which may put a store in jeopardy, but the review itself is no more valuable than any other inferences a township could make based on the hundreds of other intel sources not named AMP Reviews. Police and DAs and AGs and USAs need evidence and probable cause and need to put this into affidavits and present them in court. Heresay is not any of this.
Second, this website, in court, is heresay at best. If an officer reads that X girl at Y spa is letting dudes buttfuck her, he still has to make a case. He has to go to the spa, he has to witness this activity, and he has to be able to document it; to bust the spa itself he needs a warrant from a judge, which also requires the above to have happened already. Think this out for a moment. Officer Jonny Law drives past Happy Spa, and thinks, "oh dudes are getting jerked off in there, I just know it!". Then Jonny Law looks at the wrap on the window, looks at all the male-type cars out front, and he checks out the website which features supercute mostly nude "oriental girls". Is any of this actionable intel? No of course not. No judge would ever allow this as probable cause or anything useable for a warrant; even his boss would laugh if he heard Jonny Law was going to launch an investigation based on this intel. So then Jonny Law checks out our website. He reads the reviews, that X girl is letting dudes up her ass. Ok, is this actionable? Judge tells him to fuck off, his boss tells him to fuck off, even the township solicitor tells him to fuck off and go find some jaywalkers.
The point is, nothing here is any more or less valuable as actionable intel for an officer, or is of any value to anyone in a DA's or AG's or USA's office. Have you been to any spas? Have to looked at their websites? Put the outside and inside of their store and their website alongside that of say "Hand and Stone" or whatever chain massage place is in that area. Even morons can see there is a difference, without ever visiting AMP Reviews dot internet. Even for a neighborhood Karen, if she calls and says "I think dudes are getting jerked off in that store," her "proof" is that she "totally saw them leaving happy", or she "read it on the internet", are either of these evidence in court, or grounds for a search warrant or warrant for arrest or are probable cause?
What we say here may create a stampede to a store, which is a different story in terms of producing events which may put a store in jeopardy, but the review itself is no more valuable than any other inferences a township could make based on the hundreds of other intel sources not named AMP Reviews. Police and DAs and AGs and USAs need evidence and probable cause and need to put this into affidavits and present them in court. Heresay is not any of this.
@markkennedy Most of what you say is correct. However, this site gives LE a better idea where to focus their efforts and helps corroborate their findings. Sure, it doesn't offer concrete evidence, but it can act as a roadmap of sorts for which spas to target.
Good advice!
Exactly. Sure, LE is aware that AMPs are often questionable places of business. But expending resources to check out each one is not going to be easy. If they can read a review that says Coco gives great head at Happy Times Spa, it makes their job a whole lot easier.
The DA specifically mentioned online reviews as one of the pointers that LE used in making the recent Cumberland County raids. How much clearer could it be that explicit reviews can do serious harm in areas like Central PA? @markkennedy, do you think the DA threw that in there just to keep us from writing reviews, or something?
Exactly. Sure, LE is aware that AMPs are often questionable places of business. But expending resources to check out each one is not going to be easy. If they can read a review that says Coco gives great head at Happy Times Spa, it makes their job a whole lot easier.
The DA specifically mentioned online reviews as one of the pointers that LE used in making the recent Cumberland County raids. How much clearer could it be that explicit reviews can do serious harm in areas like Central PA? @markkennedy, do you think the DA threw that in there just to keep us from writing reviews, or something?