Stanley st massage

[Rodgersodger]

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

[dna63]

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...

[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

[Rob.Kilbey]

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...

[jaccky]

I agree. A believeable view point for a change

[reddoor]

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

Is that new shop in stanley st mate

[butyl]

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.

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.

[RottenLittlePunt]

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.

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.

[gpeck80]

Another reason to use a "burn" phone.

[Rodgersodger]

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

[gpeck80]

But if you have a mate that works at a store that sells em .......

[Jerry10]

Is anyone still visiting this shop?

[JustMetoday]

I'm concerned about being arrested

[tommy thumb]

with the coverage the shop has got and the chargers made. i would be more concerned about being seen entering or leaving.

[Rodgersodger]

I wouldn't even be talking about that shop on this forum anymore

[RottenLittlePunt]

I certainly am not going back there any time soon. Plenty of other shops nearby, why chance going to a place that is known to police?

[gpeck80]

They're all known to police. They just focus on one at a time, is all.

[ecchi.gaijin]

They're all known to police. They just focus on one at a time, is all.

Wrong again. There were 2 raids in that week in Brisbane. The other happened a few days before Stanley.

[JustMetoday]

Where was other raid ?

[gpeck80]

"Wrong again. There were 2 raids in that week in Brisbane. The other happened a few days before Stanley."

How does that disprove what I wrote? Police are understaffed and underfunded. If you think they have the manpower to hit all shops in a week or two, you've been massaging yourself way too much. If you think they just "suddenly" became aware of it and immediately leap into the fray without building a case, you don't understand police work. Also, they usually can't (or won't) do anything without a complaint from a member of the public and depending on how much resources and time it would require to investigate, sometimes there has to be many complaints before they do anything. They're way too busy dealing with definite crimes, to check every "maybe" complaint sent in.