Okay, I charge 60 bucks for 15 minutes. When the men call, the woman promises, "Oh baby, I do it all. You just come and I'll show you what I got. Dave Coleman, the head of the new unit. Coleman says lunchtime is primetime for prostitution. It's a little bit easier during lunchtime and when they're at work to slide out for a little while. A chauffeur for a sedan service swinging by during some down time.
An electrician on his way to a job. A husband who drove more than hour from Virginia. A man who downs a can of beer before getting out of the car and another who scopes out the place by driving in circles before knocking on the door. None realizes vice officers are watching through peepholes and listening through doors, waiting for the men to pull out money in exchange for sex.
Officers swarm the men one by one, tackling anyone who tries to fight back. Once in handcuffs, Sgt. Coleman uncovers a Taser, cash and a lot of lies. Even though they all initially deny being arrested before, the I-Team found more than half have criminal records for drugs, assault and domestic violence.
The husband from Virginia tells Sgt. Coleman he has sciatica and came for a massage. Coleman asks. That's fine, try to stick with that story, the judges love comedy. When Sgt. They're not afraid of where they're going. They're afraid of where they've been and what brought them to this point. The only way not to see it in any town across the nation is to not look for it.
We started looking for it, saw it was a problem with potential growth and we're trying to get ahead of it. Court records show they are scheduled for trial over the next several weeks.
