10 men arrested re:prostitution in kennedy & queen

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CP 24 had a minor blurb on this during there morning broadcast but I can't find any thing else on the INTERNET. Anyone else hear this?
 
Check "thebramptonguardian.com" site. The Johns were looking for street trade, in a known active area.
 
There's a blurb about it in the Sun today naming all the johns.
Poor guys.
Not many details around the circumstances of the arrests other than it was an undercover operation between Dec 1 and Dec 8.
 
Honestly, I would not want street walkers around my house either. But they should designate an industrial area for this sort of thing.
 
Honestly, I would not want street walkers around my house either. But they should designate an industrial area for this sort of thing.

where do u propose that they do it? its a tough thing because...you really only have residential or commercial areas. if u were a business owner...u wouldnt want them near your store...and if it were residential...u wouldnt want them near ur kids. the topic is just too grey.
 
where do u propose that they do it? its a tough thing because...you really only have residential or commercial areas. if u were a business owner...u wouldnt want them near your store...and if it were residential...u wouldnt want them near ur kids. the topic is just too grey.

The laws need to be changed to allow Red Light districts as they do in European cities. We have archaic puritanical 19thc laws in this country regarding the world's oldest profession.
 
But they should designate an industrial area for this sort of thing.

Probably not the safest solution for the girls though. Luckily in Canada a well run (ie: professional, ethical and smart) incall is probably safest and historically wouldn't be hassled by LE.
 
insted of using the word "commercial" are I'd use the word "industrial" area most of these places closed down in the evening. In Toronto how about comissioners road area
 
where do u propose that they do it? its a tough thing because...you really only have residential or commercial areas. if u were a business owner...u wouldnt want them near your store...and if it were residential...u wouldnt want them near ur kids. the topic is just too grey.

Commissioners Street area. Close to downtown, no residential. Hell, who knows, it may actually spur on a bit of new life for the area.
 
what about arrests on yonge and Gerrard for bawdy house charges?



i saw this on CP24 below the screen any word on that?
 
And this makes downtown Toronto safer how exactly? Oh well, I guess with the heavy police presence on Yonge downtown, it was only a matter of time before they took advantage of a few slow days to bust this place.
 
Should feel sorry for these guys...yeah!

Not everybody can swing $250 or more for an hour.

Its total discrimination of poorer folks. If in fact they could not afford even $160 for a half hour incall..but hold on that is technically illegal--how many incall places were busted this week :cool:
 
This is unfair, we paid the tax not for this. Why did'nt they spend their time and energy going after those bad guys robbing the restaurant ?
 
Peel Police - Recent “John Sweep” Results in Ten Arrests



Brampton – On Tuesday, December 1, 2009, and Tuesday, December 8, 2009, officers from the Peel Regional Police Vice Unit conducted a directed investigation into active “Johns” within the Queen Street and Kennedy Road area of Brampton. As a result of the sweep, ten (10) suspects were arrested and charged.

(Satisfied now, I removed the names. :eek:)

The following suspects were arrested and charged on December 1, 2009:

XXX, age 41, of Brampton,

XXX, age 31, of Toronto,

XXX, age 39, of Brampton,

XXX, age 49, of Brampton,

XXX, age 44, of Brampton,

XXX, age 50, of Brampton.





The following suspects were arrested and charged on December 8, 2009:

XXX, age 22, of Georgetown,

XXX, age 39, of Brampton,

XXX, age 39, of Brampton,

XXX, age 40, of Brampton.





All of the suspects were charged with one count of Communication for the Purpose of Prostitution.



Anyone with information regarding active “johns” or prostitution activity is asked to contact the Peel Regional Police Vice Unit at (905) 453-2121, ext. 3555. Information may also be left anonymously by calling Peel Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), by visiting www.peelcrimestoppers.ca, or by texting “PEEL”, followed by your tip, to CRIMES (274637).
 
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Hey Bandit, did you really want to publish their names here? It is likely the least harmful place they could be posted, but still. I was interested that the article mentions that the police are looking for "prostitution activity", it does not really specify streetwalkers. But I assume that is all it is about.