Stanley st massage

"That should be a lesson tool you "bucket mouth" punters on this forum who persist I providing too much detail and girls names and initials."

As well as Narcs like Popeye.

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Originally Posted by gpeck80

"That should be a lesson tool you "bucket mouth" punters on this forum who persist I providing too much detail and girls names and initials."

As well as Narcs like Popeye.

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Sweet, I am flavour of the month for gpeck80 to hurl insults at. At least RLP can have a break. ;)

Smile on your brother, everybody get together, try to love one another right now.

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Originally Posted by popeye96

This was sent to me, and probably others via PM. Why it wasn't just posted here I don't know, so I will do so.

""Dutton Park Detectives Raid Illegal Business – East Brisbane
Senior Sergeant Greg Bishop on Dec 24, 2015 @ 9:21am
Dutton Park Detectives and General Duties Police raided a business suspected of being used for illegal prostitution.

The raid occurred on Friday December 18 as part of Operation North Oriel in response to illegal prostitution activity in the Brisbane area.

It will be alleged that the Stanley Street and Kingfisher Lane, East Brisbane business claimed to be a massage studio.

As a result police seized a large quantity of cash and arrested ten (10) men and women.

The charges against the people arrested include knowingly carry on the business of providing unlawful prostitution to and being a person found in places reasonably suspected of being used for prostitution.

They are due to appear in Brisbane Magistrates Court from dates commencing 18th January 2016.

Senior Sergeant Greg Bishop, the Officer in Charge of Dutton Park Police said the detailed investigation by the Detectives from Dutton Park CIB was the result of some excellent police work but also highlighted the valuable information from the community who were rightly concerned with the presence of this illegal activity in the area."

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Does anybody see the irony that our tax dollars funded this .can i claim it next year

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Originally Posted by HappySammy

http://mypolice.qld.gov.au/duttonpar...east-brisbane/

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Of course, I only ever partake in legitimate massage; but if I ever strayed in this regard then I imagine the following are the sort of rules I'd follow:

* When phoning shops, ensure your phone identification is turned off. (For example, on the iPhone: Settings --> Phone --> Show My Caller ID --> off).
* Avoid SMS as it would only leave a trail.
* Don't ever ask for illegal services via ph or text. Of course, I don't ever ask for illegal services.... but if I did I'd wait until I was hard and nude on the table!
* Use cash not credit card.
* Use a nickname not your real name. I would use a name similar to my actual name in the event an ML just happened to use my 'name' with someone I know around (in the off chance) - can just blame the language barrier.
* Don't use loyalty cards; that's what partners and the boys in blue call evidence.
* Generally avoid places without proper rooms - ensure they have enclosed rooms, walls to the ceiling and doors that can be locked. And ask for the door to be locked. *Don't know how it's normally done but I imagine it would be easier to spring one of those curtained joints in peak hour.... and I imagine it would also be easier to get caught with your pants down or your member up. (Although I must admit, one I find irresistible ..... for legit massage only, of course!).
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Anyway, that's what I imagine I would do if I ever added a tug to my rub....

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None of that is relevant to being charged. They only charge customers with " being a person found in places reasonably suspected of being used for prostitution." That means you have to actually be caught on premises. There is an exclusion, but you have to have your story right and be able to support it.

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Originally Posted by RottenLittlePunt

None of that is relevant to being charged. They only charge customers with " being a person found in places reasonably suspected of being used for prostitution." That means you have to actually be caught on premises. There is an exclusion, but you have to have your story right and be able to support it.

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Maybe every punter should take a cordless and tool box in with them when they go for a punt. "I don't know what you mean officer, I was just here fixing such and such" ;)

Anyone got a link to any pics of customers to Stanley St ?

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Originally Posted by HappySammy

Ok. Interesting. So, you have to be caught at the premises? What about pics of people entering and exiting? I notice on their web site where they cycle through the 'do you recognise this person?' there is a few of guys on Stanley St.

They also confiscate SIM cards.

You sure they don't go further to try to track people down? That would be a relief if they don't....I mean, I imagine it would be if I did that sort of thing!

Also interested in what you mean by exclusion and how one could be prepped? How about: "I injured my dick and needed a remedial massage to reduce swelling" - could that work?

And what happened to innocent until proven guilty?

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I would imagine the only reason they would confiscate SIMs is to go through and check any messages from the ML's stating they provide "X" illegal service, which they could use as evidence. It is not illegal to phone a place suspected of being used for illegal prostitution, so your chances of being tracked down is pretty much zero. At worst, if they contacted you, just say you must have accidently dialed a wrong number.

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Originally Posted by JustMetoday

Anyone got a link to any pics of customers to Stanley St ?

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A million to one the pics in question are of the Massage shop customers. I imagine they would have just been taken by security camera's somewhere along Stanley St, which is a very long street. People need to stop being so paranoid. lol

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Originally Posted by HappySammy

Popeye is probably right - not likely customers. Anyway, pics were to the right of the story in link provided earlier and here:

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It's CCTV footage not police surveillance and obviously not Stanley St shop based on the background.

well that sucks, hope its like water off a ducks back for them. lets see what happens after jan 18th.

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Most cases which go before the courts are given fines and recorded convictions if she continues doing the same thing after my guess is police would keep a close eye on the shop. Also given the large quantity of cash found on the premises I would say ato would be notified that's the one which would probably fuck her up

I'm sure they will hang a few signs in the shop advising legit massage only for a few weeks and then in a month or so will resume the tugging.....same thing happened at Stafford a couple of years ago...the owner will be hoping the police will move on to another target...

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Originally Posted by Rodgersodger

Most cases which go before the courts are given fines and recorded convictions if she continues doing the same thing after my guess is police would keep a close eye on the shop. Also given the large quantity of cash found on the premises I would say ato would be notified that's the one which would probably fuck her up

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This is what happened at QJ. Supposedly the owner went to court and just got a fine, but had to declare bankrupcy after the ATO imposed $1mil tax debt.

Yeah that's right , also I have never seen a shop continue operation after going to court they seems to sell the shop or close

I have rung them this morning and they are still open... Is it safe or even legal to go for a massage there?? As u can be arrested for being in the premise suspect of being used for prostitution... :surprise:

Yeah i went on the 23rd all the same. The girl said the cops have my card.just wanted to know how many more i had tell i got a free one lol.there is a new shop opened 2blocks up the street i seen.so many in Brisbane now

You can be arrested but these days the police seem uninterested in the punter, slightly interested in the ML but very interested in the owners.....in the old days punters used to have to front court but I haven't heard of that for years and years...

I agree. A believeable view point for a change

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Originally Posted by randy84

Yeah i went on the 23rd all the same. The girl said the cops have my card.just wanted to know how many more i had tell i got a free one lol.there is a new shop opened 2blocks up the street i seen.so many in Brisbane now

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Is that new shop in stanley st mate

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Originally Posted by HappySammy

Thanks Rob Kilbey and Jaccky. I hope you are right. Did a bit of searching on the net for similar incidents in Qld in the last few years and found that most articles indicated this to be the case. Heavy fines for owners; lesser penalties for MLs if any at all; punters generally not mentioned unless in the shop during the raid but very little detail given (some cases it says a punter was charged - whatever that involves).

Will continue to watch this one with interest. I appreciate your insights.

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From what I heard after the QJ raid, three punters fronted court, 2 were fined with no conviction recorded and I believe the third was fined with a conviction recorded. Fines were between $200 and $1000.

Was there not a case recently (in the last 12 -18 months) where police were following up on punters who had contacted a WL regarding natural services. They were tracking back via the WL's phone.

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Originally Posted by butyl

Was there not a case recently (in the last 12 -18 months) where police were following up on punters who had contacted a WL regarding natural services. They were tracking back via the WL's phone.

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True, I wasn't thinking about that as I forgot how fucking stupid some punters are. If you sent any text messages to a raided shop asking for a HJ, don't be surprised if you get a call.

Another reason to use a "burn" phone.

Most phones or SIM card u need to register with I.D