Luna Circle busted again

[Stan_Smith13]

Twice in one year. I thought they were crazy to open up at the exact same location again.

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[Thumping6039]

Lol they dropped the case to find "more evidence". So she bounced but her "sister" took over and it sounds like they wernt even trying to hide it. Wont be supprised if the same thing happens with her sister.

Sounds like the neighborhood keeps reporting them. Suprised they didnt just close them down for "not passing inspection/health reasons".

[TheHolySong]

They should of bailed locations. I do feel like some amps are ballsy with their locations.

Luna circle looked super sus and have a locked gate so mongers hang around too much at the entrance waiting for them to unlock the gate.

[Safran]

I’ve been to this location a couple of times about 4-5 months before the first bust… my question and concern about going to AMP’s which is alway on the back of my mind. With all the cameras they have what are the chances the LE would go through the security feeds and try to go after or prosecute any of the partakers?

[Titman69696]

Gotta have a password to access those dvrs and most of those devices self delete after 2-3 weeks.

[desertfish]

Originally Posted by Safran

I’ve been to this location a couple of times about 4-5 months before the first bust… my question and concern about going to AMP’s which is alway on the back of my mind. With all the cameras they have what are the chances the LE would go through the security feeds and try to go after or prosecute any of the partakers?

I highly doubt that LE has the time or resources to employ very expensive facial recognition softwares to identify AMP clients from surveillance videos for prosecution. According to recent KRQE news, the clients are issued just 1/2 of a misdemeanor ticket. This is really insane. The client has to get busted twice before he gets a full misnomer ticket!!!


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I think sex work is in the same situation as marijuana laws were twenty years ago. I think it will be a fully legitimate business as the marijuana business is today. This is the case in many countries in this regard.

[desertfish]

Originally Posted by Safran

I’ve been to this location a couple of times about 4-5 months before the first bust… my question and concern about going to AMP’s which is alway on the back of my mind. With all the cameras they have what are the chances the LE would go through the security feeds and try to go after or prosecute any of the partakers?

The video only proves that you were at the establishment. That is not a crime. LE has to prove that you paid for illegal acts.

[Safran]

Thanks gents, that’s a little more comforting to know. I figure LE isn’t to hard out to get anyone on this, seems like they are more just having to hit some of them more due to reports from all the Karan’s who don’t want anybody to have any fun. Lol

[Titman69696]

I talk to a mamasan from time to time, who's been here awhile. Word is that the establishment is owned by a lawyer who is pissed about the business he/she signed a lease with and can't seem to get them out.

[TheHolySong]

Originally Posted by Safran

I’ve been to this location a couple of times about 4-5 months before the first bust… my question and concern about going to AMP’s which is alway on the back of my mind. With all the cameras they have what are the chances the LE would go through the security feeds and try to go after or prosecute any of the partakers?

I doubt they have cameras inside the rooms individually. That would open them up to some crazy lawsuits by random civilians.

Merely going there isn't an indication of you getting any specfic service. You got a service since they offer a service. They could run a search and ask you questions sure but even on Google these places have reviews from other people.

[TBoneFkr]

I'm wondering if this is the start of another push by APD & Co. This AMP was the first of six plus two owners residences last year. Will we see a repeat or is this a one off? Thoughts?