Topic: Dozens of police failed to pay prostitute for sex. City will pick up tab. (Read 947 times)
July 05, 2017, 09:16:01 AM
In every country there are public lawyers. Why this prostitute is not addressed to them? Probably she was not at all likely to get the money if not for the help of an expensive lawyer. It's better than not getting anything.
July 05, 2017, 08:54:01 AM
Well I suppose every guy would do the same thing if he could.I know police officers should protect us and not exercise authority against the people.Besides that sex is not estimated and this is kind of illegal.At least we should be cared for other issues...
July 05, 2017, 08:51:31 AM
Well I suppose every guy would do the same thing if he could.I know police officers should protect us and not exercise authority against the people.Besides that sex is not estimated and this is kind of illegal.At least we should be cared for other issues...
June 09, 2017, 03:56:15 AM
Is this for real?!
Fire those police officers, give the 16000 to the lawyer and give the rest of the money to the girl.
Fire those police officers, give the 16000 to the lawyer and give the rest of the money to the girl.
June 02, 2017, 11:55:01 AM
It is hard to imagine that a prostitute would be outwitted with the police considering that she have that job because of easy money. And it would seems so unfair that the lawyer would get more money than her. Aside from the Oakland city paying her what should be done to yhe police officers? Should they be sanction accordingly?
If any other occupation group were involved there would have been full accountability.
Imagine the headline
Dozens of Walmart Employees Pass Around Underage Girl for Sex like a Bag of Doritos. Investigators Decide to Let Most of them Remain Anonymous and Keep their Jobs
June 02, 2017, 11:22:40 AM
It is hard to imagine that a prostitute would be outwitted with the police considering that she have that job because of easy money. And it would seems so unfair that the lawyer would get more money than her. Aside from the Oakland city paying her what should be done to yhe police officers? Should they be sanction accordingly?
June 02, 2017, 09:36:58 AM
People might remember a news item last year about an underage prostitute who had sex with dozens of police officers in Oakland. The girl was not paid for her encounters with police, instead they gave her secret information about upcoming "prostitution stings" so she would not get caught.
Today her lawyer managed to get the city to pay for the romantic interludes of its officers.
Oakland will pay $989,000, of which $973,000 will go to her lawyer, and she will receive $16,000, which works out to $20 per blowjob and $40 per normal sex act.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/teen-oakland-police-sex-scandal-paid-1-million-article-1.3210280
Should she have gotten more?
Today her lawyer managed to get the city to pay for the romantic interludes of its officers.
Oakland will pay $989,000, of which $973,000 will go to her lawyer, and she will receive $16,000, which works out to $20 per blowjob and $40 per normal sex act.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/teen-oakland-police-sex-scandal-paid-1-million-article-1.3210280
Should she have gotten more?
I read the article and there was no mention of her receiving such amount, and there was no way she would have agreed to such an amount whiles the lawyer got all of it.
You may be right.
June 02, 2017, 09:01:28 AM
People might remember a news item last year about an underage prostitute who had sex with dozens of police officers in Oakland. The girl was not paid for her encounters with police, instead they gave her secret information about upcoming "prostitution stings" so she would not get caught.
Today her lawyer managed to get the city to pay for the romantic interludes of its officers.
Oakland will pay $989,000, of which $973,000 will go to her lawyer, and she will receive $16,000, which works out to $20 per blowjob and $40 per normal sex act.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/teen-oakland-police-sex-scandal-paid-1-million-article-1.3210280
Should she have gotten more?
Today her lawyer managed to get the city to pay for the romantic interludes of its officers.
Oakland will pay $989,000, of which $973,000 will go to her lawyer, and she will receive $16,000, which works out to $20 per blowjob and $40 per normal sex act.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/teen-oakland-police-sex-scandal-paid-1-million-article-1.3210280
Should she have gotten more?
I read the article and there was no mention of her receiving such amount, and there was no way she would have agreed to such an amount whiles the lawyer got all of it.
June 02, 2017, 02:14:17 AM
When she was young she had "potential", the possibility or probability of a fair life. She got misdirected enough that now it is unlikely she will live much longer, she is a recovering addict who just got a windfall, and if she does make it to 21 her life is not likely to be much more than some version of a tragedy. Worse for the general public, there was only a token effort to hold those responsible to accountability, since they are police officers, and most of the people involved will remain anonymous and proceed with more caution. Interesting in today's news there was another "police suicide" that was strangely improperly investigated but sorted itself out on its own http://chicago.suntimes.com/news/chicago-police-department-couples-mysterious-deaths-under-investigation-the-watchdogs/
The girl may not understand the implications of her actions, though I blame her parent or guardian for not instill the fear of God in her before this time which lead her to choose this part of hopeless life. I still pray God help deliver her and all the pendophine children. June 01, 2017, 11:54:04 PM
When she was young she had "potential", the possibility or probability of a fair life. She got misdirected enough that now it is unlikely she will live much longer, she is a recovering addict who just got a windfall, and if she does make it to 21 her life is not likely to be much more than some version of a tragedy. Worse for the general public, there was only a token effort to hold those responsible to accountability, since they are police officers, and most of the people involved will remain anonymous and proceed with more caution. Interesting in today's news there was another "police suicide" that was strangely improperly investigated but sorted itself out on its own http://chicago.suntimes.com/news/chicago-police-department-couples-mysterious-deaths-under-investigation-the-watchdogs/
June 01, 2017, 11:35:29 PM
How awful. Those money for me isn't enough at all for everything that happened to her. Tho as you have mentioned yes it is still not enough because being a prostitute under 18 is probably horriific experience of a girl
I just hope that she will use that money to earn herself some educational or technical degree/certification. But the fact is that most of the teenage girls who are forced in to prostitution never manages to lead a normal life after their rescue. The traffickers usually make them addicted to drugs and alcohol, which ruins their life forever.
June 01, 2017, 11:58:47 AM
How awful. Those money for me isn't enough at all for everything that happened to her. Tho as you have mentioned yes it is still not enough because being a prostitute under 18 is probably horriific experience of a girl
June 01, 2017, 11:54:59 AM
... a bit surprising she was the daughter of a police dispatcher...
It reminds me of the guy who sent his daughter to work for John F Kennedy. He was sure Kennedy would protect his daughter from the predators of D.C. http://www.businessinsider.com/9-things-jfk-did-with-that-young-intern-that-will-make-you-sick-2012-2?op=1
June 01, 2017, 11:29:44 AM
Well it's good to be a police officer in that city you get to pick the girl up a bit surprising she was the daughter of a police dispatcher, that said I am surprised that the court gave her that for her services, I wonder how they will ever get that money back ha-ha.
June 01, 2017, 08:56:14 AM
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I don't disagree with your views. I am just saying that the entire system is rotten. The victim has been awarded $1 million as compensation, and in the end she is going to get around 2% of that amount. This is just ridiculous and unjust.
I don't disagree with your views. I am just saying that the entire system is rotten. The victim has been awarded $1 million as compensation, and in the end she is going to get around 2% of that amount. This is just ridiculous and unjust.
She just got out of rehab. I honestly wish good for her, since she had a very rough start in life and got sabotaged and misdirected by a lot of people, but fresh out of rehab with a pocket full of cash... If the city wanted to help her they would have offered her the cash as college tuition, a vertical job in some agency, etc. The money is just so she won't say too much more to the media...
$16,000 may last for 6-7 months, given the high rents and other living costs. What she will do after that? Returning to the old profession? OK... leave that. But what about the payment to the lawyer, which was made at the expense of the tax payers?
June 01, 2017, 07:40:08 AM
People might remember a news item last year about an underage prostitute who had sex with dozens of police officers in Oakland. The girl was not paid for her encounters with police, instead they gave her secret information about upcoming "prostitution stings" so she would not get caught.
Today her lawyer managed to get the city to pay for the romantic interludes of its officers.
Oakland will pay $989,000, of which $973,000 will go to her lawyer, and she will receive $16,000, which works out to $20 per blowjob and $40 per normal sex act.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/teen-oakland-police-sex-scandal-paid-1-million-article-1.3210280
Should she have gotten more?
Today her lawyer managed to get the city to pay for the romantic interludes of its officers.
Oakland will pay $989,000, of which $973,000 will go to her lawyer, and she will receive $16,000, which works out to $20 per blowjob and $40 per normal sex act.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/teen-oakland-police-sex-scandal-paid-1-million-article-1.3210280
Should she have gotten more?
This is a simple case of the failure of the society and she became a victim of it and there is nothing anyone can do about it. Despite the morality view might want to attach to it as it relates to the eventual payment she got, the fact still remains that the law will take its course as what is the rightful amount she is due for if the police officers had paid for her service? And for the lawyer, I believe the payment is just as a result of the failure of the police force and not really a payment largesse for him.
June 01, 2017, 06:24:25 AM
This is ridiculous. Their dciks came out of their pants and so it follows that money should come out of their pockets as well. Also, don't anyone find it disturbing what they used to pay her? Sting tips. This is beyond acceptable. This is not just indecent behavior unbecoming of a public servant, it's corruption.
The share of the lawyer was also unbelievably large. Was he a private lawyer? At that price, he might as well have given the cops a blowjob to deserve that money.
I couldn't find that part. Without it the story sounds less like an Aesop Fable and more like a stereotypical Hollywood movie with a happy ending. Good for her I guess. Couldn't find in the article whether these cops were fired, but this million should be paid by them, not the city.
This is ridiculous. Just 2% to the victim, and 98% for the blood thirsty lawyer? This incident proves that the United States is being run by various cartels, including those from the judiciary, banks, pharma and firearms.
No wonder it was said Hell is overflowing with lawyers, LOL.
The share of the lawyer was also unbelievably large. Was he a private lawyer? At that price, he might as well have given the cops a blowjob to deserve that money.
Oakland will pay $989,000, of which $973,000 will go to her lawyer, and she will receive $16,000, which works out to $20 per blowjob and $40 per normal sex act.
I couldn't find that part. Without it the story sounds less like an Aesop Fable and more like a stereotypical Hollywood movie with a happy ending. Good for her I guess. Couldn't find in the article whether these cops were fired, but this million should be paid by them, not the city.
This is ridiculous. Just 2% to the victim, and 98% for the blood thirsty lawyer? This incident proves that the United States is being run by various cartels, including those from the judiciary, banks, pharma and firearms.
No wonder it was said Hell is overflowing with lawyers, LOL.
June 01, 2017, 01:35:55 AM
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$16,000 may last for 6-7 months, given the high rents and other living costs. What she will do after that? Returning to the old profession? OK... leave that. But what about the payment to the lawyer, which was made at the expense of the tax payers?
$16,000 may last for 6-7 months, given the high rents and other living costs. What she will do after that? Returning to the old profession? OK... leave that. But what about the payment to the lawyer, which was made at the expense of the tax payers?
You'll have to research those details if they are interesting.
All things considered, it's very unlikely she will last much longer.
She just got out of rehab and now has enough money for drugs. She is going to be of obvious interest both to journalists who know some pretty wild stories can be bought from her, as well as of interest to any number of police officers who know she is one interview away from destroying their careers. The money wasn't to help her live, it was to help her die.
June 01, 2017, 12:42:29 AM
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I don't disagree with your views. I am just saying that the entire system is rotten. The victim has been awarded $1 million as compensation, and in the end she is going to get around 2% of that amount. This is just ridiculous and unjust.
I don't disagree with your views. I am just saying that the entire system is rotten. The victim has been awarded $1 million as compensation, and in the end she is going to get around 2% of that amount. This is just ridiculous and unjust.
She just got out of rehab. I honestly wish good for her, since she had a very rough start in life and got sabotaged and misdirected by a lot of people, but fresh out of rehab with a pocket full of cash... If the city wanted to help her they would have offered her the cash as college tuition, a vertical job in some agency, etc. The money is just so she won't say too much more to the media...
$16,000 may last for 6-7 months, given the high rents and other living costs. What she will do after that? Returning to the old profession? OK... leave that. But what about the payment to the lawyer, which was made at the expense of the tax payers?
June 01, 2017, 12:21:28 AM
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I don't disagree with your views. I am just saying that the entire system is rotten. The victim has been awarded $1 million as compensation, and in the end she is going to get around 2% of that amount. This is just ridiculous and unjust.
I don't disagree with your views. I am just saying that the entire system is rotten. The victim has been awarded $1 million as compensation, and in the end she is going to get around 2% of that amount. This is just ridiculous and unjust.
She just got out of rehab. I honestly wish good for her, since she had a very rough start in life and got sabotaged and misdirected by a lot of people, but fresh out of rehab with a pocket full of cash... If the city wanted to help her they would have offered her the cash as college tuition, a vertical job in some agency, etc. The money is just so she won't say too much more to the media...
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