Warning about hotel incalls in Ottawa

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maurice93

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Was he confronted by police? Or was it the hotel that busted up the situation, and did not allow him in as a guest?
 

Joeybats12345

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Ok well then I guess when I spoke with them they were lying. The facts as I know them is that none of the established agencies are involved. Meanwhile let's just wait for the OP to clearthings up with some more details from his buddy.
How do you know they were telling the truth? Theoretically if it did happen to one of them, what would they gain by telling you the truth? I think they would deny it regardless to protect their business....
 

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Was he confronted by police? Or was it the hotel that busted up the situation, and did not allow him in as a guest?
You've got a point, he could mean hotel staff. Though I think that's unlikely. I suppose we are waiting for more details.
 

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The reason i said its likely one of the newer agencies is because we spoke to some of the established agencies and they didn't have a clue. I wasn't attacking anyone. I do think there wasn't enough info given, and rather than panic ppl maybe he should get all of the facts straight.
 

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I took it as, he was busted by hotel staff and asked to leave, not police. I had an appt once and just before the appt got a call and the appointment had to be cancelled. It turned out the girl kept calling down asking for more towels and the staff got curious and had someone on the floor watching in and outs going on. Most of the time if you have a new girl who doesn't know tricks like going to the pool and picking up some towels etc or asking for more than usual other stuff, some hotels get curious
 

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Mustang, that is a very likely scenario.

And just to respond to Joetbatts.. If an agency was actually "busted" they wouldn;t be open for business the next day. So it's not like it would be something that could be hidden, so that you can be sure of.

I was basically saying what CK was saying, it's a bit irresponisble to throw something like this out there and scare people unnecessarily. The Ottawa Police have made steps in building relationships towards SPs over the last while. To suddenly turn around and start arresting them would go agaisnt that. In addition to the fact that the laws have made things extremely murky in what is legal, borderline and Redzone I think it's highly improbable that this is something they will be spending their resources on.

I think the Onus is on the OP to clarify the info that he has provided so at least we all know what the real deal is.
 

Joeybats12345

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It's also irresponsible to throw newer agencies under the bus when you don't even know if this really happened.
 

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It seems like the OP is a respected long-term member here at TERB. But what does seem a little irresponsible it to drop a bomb like this without the details. He had to know this was going to get everyone going!
 

oldjones

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Just what would the charge be if a guy was busted supposedly going to, but not yet actually in the incall/bawdyhouse? Being in a hotel corridor without having a room of your own?
 

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It's also irresponsible to throw newer agencies under the bus when you don't even know if this really happened.
as CK stated many of the "newer" agencies are just reincarnations of older ones that have reps for not being discreet, there for more likely to have issues with getting kicked out or having the cops called.

Not throwing anyone under the bus Joey, but it wasn't us, and it wasnt EH so by process of elimination it is likely one of the newer ones. Again, it probably isn't a "bust" is is most likely a disturbance call.

Hopefully the OP will give us the info.
 

Joeybats12345

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as CK stated many of the "newer" agencies are just reincarnations of older ones that have reps for not being discreet, there for more likely to have issues with getting kicked out or having the cops called.

Not throwing anyone under the bus Joey, but it wasn't us, and it wasnt EH so by process of elimination it is likely one of the newer ones. Again, it probably isn't a "bust" is is most likely a disturbance call.

Hopefully the OP will give us the info.
Why do you even need to put anyone to blame? Just to clear your own name?
 

spud271

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I would tend to think it was the hotel staff who busted them after receiving a complaint. The police in Ottawa don't go after women doing incalls.
 

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It could also very well be one of the established agencies, where the cops bust the girl. She agrees to help the cops and continues working... Random client busted for being there so he will testify in court in exchange for dropped charges. Same arrangement for the girl, dropped charges for cooperation. All this happens without the agency knowing until the investigation is over and sufficient evidence gathered.

Cops now have testimony of an employee, a client, and details through the employee of business practices. Given there is more than three people involved. Along with the main purpose being to commit an offence, it constitutes as a criminal org.

Don't kid yourselves, there is always a possibility. Regardless of whatever comforts you feel are provided by the current rulings. This is a risky business for everyone involved until the laws change. Which I hope they do sooner than later.
 

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It could also very well be one of the established agencies, where the cops bust the girl. She agrees to help the cops and continues working... Random client busted for being there so he will testify in court in exchange for dropped charges. Same arrangement for the girl, dropped charges for cooperation. All this happens without the agency knowing until the investigation is over and sufficient evidence gathered.

Cops now have testimony of an employee, a client, and details through the employee of business practices. Given there is more than three people involved. Along with the main purpose being to commit an offence, it constitutes as a criminal org.

Don't kid yourselves, there is always a possibility. Regardless of whatever comforts you feel are provided by the current rulings. This is a risky business for everyone involved until the laws change. Which I hope they do sooner than later.
Agreed 100%. Could very well be an "established agency"
 

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Well I really think the OP needs to step up here and just clear things so that everyone can breathe a bit easier. INcalls have not been a priority for the Ottawa police up until this point, So with the new challenges that they would face what would be the logic to start now. It really doesn't make sense. They have even went as far as to say that they are complaint driven. Which logically leads me to believe it's probably a nuicence call that might have gone wrong for the client. If he in fact got in trouble at all.

Honestly all of the back and forth stuff is really pointless without the OP's actual info. I am sure every agency, and many SPs have had an incident where the cops were called to either remove an unruly client or unruly SP. It's their job to do so. But if there was any kind of "sting" going on with ppl getting arrested, it would be public knowledge. The media loves this stuff and it would be all over the Sun.
 

the general

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I looked at mpdvg's profile and he was only late last night, so must be aware of commotion this has created, and would be nice to provide some clarity. It also says in his profile "hasn't made any friends yet", and isn't likely to make any by not responding.... lol, just kidding on that part, not many friends her on terb, not like the red board.... Would be nice to get an update.
 

RemyMartin

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Wow, a couple of sentences by mpgvd and its met with 2 pages of comments! I didn't know the Ottawa forum was that busy!

Come on guy, spill the beans!
Wow, half of those comments came from a new member joined few weeks ago.:rolleyes:
 

maurice93

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It could also very well be one of the established agencies, where the cops bust the girl. She agrees to help the cops and continues working... Random client busted for being there so he will testify in court in exchange for dropped charges. Same arrangement for the girl, dropped charges for cooperation. All this happens without the agency knowing until the investigation is over and sufficient evidence gathered.

Cops now have testimony of an employee, a client, and details through the employee of business practices. Given there is more than three people involved. Along with the main purpose being to commit an offence, it constitutes as a criminal org.

Don't kid yourselves, there is always a possibility. Regardless of whatever comforts you feel are provided by the current rulings. This is a risky business for everyone involved until the laws change. Which I hope they do sooner than later.
Customer could not get charged in such a scenario. That would be considered entrapment.
 
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