Opinion Careful in condo's for incalls

[Charli3]

Because ppl complained, it got investigated. Watch out at condos

“The Peel Regional Police vice unit received a community complaint regarding an illegal bawdy house operating out of a condominium apartment in the city of Mississauga,” Det. David Laing told reporters at Peel police headquarters on Wednesday. “Vice investigators identified a criminal network operating multiple illegal bawdy houses within the city of Mississauga. It was determined that these illegal bawdy houses were being openly advertised for sexual services on the internet.”

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[snoopdoggie]

I only do Condo Calls late at night when traffic is low. Little or no elevator company.

In Canada and specifically in Ontario, any instance where the police ask you for ID; you are under no obligation to identify your-self. Is called carding and it has been a practice of long controversy In Ontario and specifically in TO.

You can always refuse to ID your-self, you do not have to show the police your ID or answer any questions.

Police have broader powers to stop you and ask you questions if:

• they stop you when you're driving. - In this case before you hand over your ID, they have to inform you the reason for stopping you.
• they detain or arrest you. - Once again, they have to inform you of the legal reason detaining you or arresting you. In Ontario if a detention or an arrest is illegal you can sue a police officer and get compensation after you win the case.
• they are executing a warrant.
• they are investigating a crime that has occurred. - They have to inform you what the crime being investigated is.

Why you should be careful with your personal information
Information given to the police during an investigation, detainment or a street check is stored in the police database for 5 years. Police officers can access the information, but the public can't. The information from street checks does not show up on a criminal record check.

However, this information has been used in many cases to do follow ups in crimes and investigation occurring before and after the time you hand over your ID.

For instance, your info might be match against an investigation of a crime the happened in the general area where you were stop. If you matched the general description of a perp. you might be further investigated.

For these and many other future harassments, you should be very carefull with your personal information.

This is the argument I had with Ursula. That idiot was insisting that the police can't stop you and ask you questions. I was trying to tell him that yes, they can stop anyone, anyplace, anywhere for any reason. But you also have the right to ask them why you are being stopped and asked questions. If they don't have legitimate reasons, and they don't have a search warrant, you can refuse to co-operate. Ursula didn't believe me.

 

[snoopdoggie]

Busted: How police brought down a tech-savvy prostitution network in Bellevue

this old news article was shared with me. They asked me for my opinion. Thought I would give it you everyone in general

Careful with high vol, high traffic places close to reg civilians.

They always know whats going on and you risk them reporting. So keep your brain on at all times instead of just thinking with your dicks.

You never want to go through the hassle of po asking you for ID, what your doing etc. God forbid its an incall, thsts 1 million times worse

Which state is this? I know of a Bellevue in Ohio. There's also a Bellevue here near Kingston. But every state has different laws as well.

 

[tsgarp101]

Which state is this? I know of a Bellevue in Ohio. There's also a Bellevue here near Kingston. But every state has different laws as well.

The article is based on incident in Washington State. It is published by the Seattle Times (big hint about the location) It's the US - different laws and attitudes.
Also you are probably thinking of the town Belleville about 1 hour from Kingston.

 

[Balsafire]

Busted: How police brought down a tech-savvy prostitution network in Bellevue

this old news article was shared with me. They asked me for my opinion. Thought I would give it you everyone in general

Careful with high vol, high traffic places close to reg civilians.

They always know whats going on and you risk them reporting. So keep your brain on at all times instead of just thinking with your dicks.

You never want to go through the hassle of po asking you for ID, what your doing etc. God forbid its an incall, thsts 1 million times worse

Different country, pretty old article.

 

[snoopdoggie]

The article is based on incident in Washington State. It is published by the Seattle Times (big hint about the location) It's the US - different laws and attitudes.
Also you are probably thinking of the town Belleville about 1 hour from Kingston.

My mistake. The one in Ontario is just north of the Soo. Yeah there's a Bellevue everywhere, practically. I was in one in Ohio. But the States work differently than Canada. Most laws there are governed differently from state to state. So potentially, you may have 50 different variations of laws across the states. It's really silly.