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    Question aren’t incalls more risky tho


    House Bill 2613

    In addition to the new laws in TX, House Bill 2613 makes it a crime
    to operate a stash house to facilitate prostitution or human trafficking

    Will providers who host incall from their residence be affected by this? o.o

    even before this new law, I thought using any establishment to conduct
    prostitution would be an additional penalty for an incall sting
    (plz correct me if I’m wrong)

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    It's an interesting question Phoenixx.

    No you will not be in any more trouble using an incall.

    HB 2613 says you commit an offense if you own a stash house (condensed for brevity) if you would commit an offense under any of: 20.05, 20.06, 20A.02, 20A.03, 43.04, 43.05.

    Sections 43 are for promotion of prostitution. Doesn't apply to you as sex worker (also still very rocky legal ground for prosecutors even regarding site owners, managers, etc...).

    Sections 20.05/06 are for smuggling of persons. Doesn't apply to anyone, not the sex worker or anyone else unless they are engage in smuggling people.

    Sections 20A.02/03 have to do with trafficking. Furthermore you have to traffic the person (they must be underage) *AND* it has to be through force, coercion, or duress to engage in any of the prohibited activities. Again this would mainly be the managers or site operators that were targeted (not hobbyists or providers). But it's still not an issue even for them unless they are engaging in force, coercion, duress, or underage trafficking.

    In short....no this does not affect you the provider, nor the hobbyist, and in fact, it doesn't even affect responsible site owners or managers (the real target of that bill) so long as no underage trafficking or labor or services or prostitution through force, coercion, or duress are occurring.
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    A warrant will knock your door down my friend. You don't have to be sex trafficking anyone for the cops to bust through a door and that has been on the news.
    They don't need a warrant at a hotel or an apartment these days on the grounds of exigent circumstances same as based upon probable cause. Police arrive because neighbors called crimestoppers and officer's saw frequent traffic raising suspicious activity.

    Relating to the offense of operation of a stash house and to funding certain crime victim services through the use of money derived from a civil asset forfeiture of contraband related to that offense, human smuggling and trafficking offenses, and certain prostitution offenses; creating a criminal offense.

    BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
    SECTIONA1.AAChapter 20, Penal Code, is amended by adding
    Section 20.07 to read as follows:
    Sec.A20.07.A A OPERATION OF STASH HOUSE.
    (a) A person commits
    an offense if the person knowingly[
    :
    (1)A A uses or permits another to use any real estate, building, room, tent, vehicle, boat, or other property owned by the person or under the person ’s control to commit an offense or to facilitate the commission of an offense under Section 20.05, 20.06,
    20A.02, 20A.03, 43.04, or 43.05; or
    (2)A Arents or leases any property to another, intending that the property be used as described by Subdivision (1).
    (b)AAAn offense under this section is a Class A misdemeanor.
    (c)AAIf conduct that constitutes an offense under this section also constitutes an offense under another law, the actor may be prosecuted under this section, the other law, or both.
    SECTION A2.AAArticle 59.01(2), Code of Criminal Procedure, is
    https://www.abc15.com/news/region-we...stitution-bust

    Both women face a long list of charges including maintaining a house of prostitution and money laundering.
    Last edited by Universal; 09-06-2019 at 03:42 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Universal View Post
    A warrant will knock your door down my friend. You don't have to be sex trafficking anyone for the cops to bust through a door and that has been on the news.
    They don't need a warrant at a hotel or an apartment these days on the grounds of exigent circumstances same as based upon probable cause. Police arrive because neighbors called crimestoppers and officer's saw frequent traffic raising suspicious activity.

    Relating to the offense of operation of a stash house and to funding certain crime victim services through the use of money derived from a civil asset forfeiture of contraband related to that offense, human smuggling and trafficking offenses, and certain prostitution offenses; creating a criminal offense.

    BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
    SECTIONA1.AAChapter 20, Penal Code, is amended by adding
    Section 20.07 to read as follows:
    Sec.A20.07.A A OPERATION OF STASH HOUSE.
    (a) A person commits
    an offense if the person knowingly[
    :
    (1)A A uses or permits another to use any real estate, building, room, tent, vehicle, boat, or other property owned by the person or under the person ’s control to commit an offense or to facilitate the commission of an offense under Section 20.05, 20.06,
    20A.02, 20A.03, 43.04, or 43.05; or
    (2)A Arents or leases any property to another, intending that the property be used as described by Subdivision (1).
    (b)AAAn offense under this section is a Class A misdemeanor.
    (c)AAIf conduct that constitutes an offense under this section also constitutes an offense under another law, the actor may be prosecuted under this section, the other law, or both.
    SECTION A2.AAArticle 59.01(2), Code of Criminal Procedure, is
    https://www.abc15.com/news/region-we...stitution-bust

    Both women face a long list of charges including maintaining a house of prostitution and money laundering.
    I wouldn't argue about the warrant Uni that's definitely true but realize that's not so easy to get unless you have already been under investigation. Yes, if you are using hotels and there are sting like operations going on then that could have a warrant involved or in play; however it would take time and you would have already under investigation. That's nothing new though and has zero to do with this amendment. Prostitution, strictly speaking, is illegal (yes, of course).

    About the "stash houses" (notice the very interesting wording that was added that House Bill 2613 - which is simply an amendment to Ch 20 TX Penal Code - Operation of Stash Houses). It's not at all surprising to me that they chose the wording "stash house". If you read my prior posts about what this is all really about the fact they chose "stash house" is not at all surprising.

    Uni, I know you have concerns about this whole thing. My aim has been to subside peoples fears, but not simply be cheer leading, that alone won't do anything. No, rather I would like to point out the facts and be objective about the data. My main point is that, yes, prostitution is illegal, but that's not somehow a big change. You, we, us, any of us involved in the business has been doing something technically illegal for a long long time. Yea. We know that. Right? I mean come on. But these laws don't aim for you, the provider, or the individual hobbyist (they flat out *do not* - period).

    I will explain why and show you using the exact text from the amended bill (and, again, let's remember that interesting usage of the word "stash house").



    Sec. 20.07. OPERATION OF STASH HOUSE. (a) A person commits
    an offense if the person knowingly:
    (1) uses or permits another to use any real estate,
    building, room, tent, vehicle, boat, or other property owned by the
    person or under the person's control to commit an offense or to
    facilitate the commission of an offense under Section 20.05, 20.06,
    20A.02, or 20A.03; or
    (2) rents or leases any property to another, intending
    that the property be used as described by Subdivision (1).



    Let's look further at 20.07 subsection (1) above:
    You commit an offense if you use any real estate, building, room, boat, etc etc... to commit an or to facilitate commission of an offense under Section 20.05, 20.06, 20A.02, or 20A.03

    Link to Penal Code 20.05 - SMUGGLING OF PERSONS
    Read that link.
    You are not committing this offense. Nor is any hobbyist. Nor is any site operator or manager UNLESS they are doing one of those smuggling items which primarily involve the "stashing" of someone in some form of vehicle, house, motorcraft, etc... to evade law enforcement or conceal the person from law enforcement. This is typically slave activity (trafficking) and is not aimed at the hobby community.

    What about penal code 20.06? It's just CONTINUOUS FORM OF SMUGGLING (basically aggravated/habitual smuggling behavior). It's the same as 20.05 but more aggravated. No issue.



    How about 20A.02?
    Link to Penal Code 20A.02 - TRAFFICKING OF PERSONS
    Read that one in full but the key item most would be interested in "here" is this one:

    (3) traffics another person and, through force, fraud, or coercion, causes the trafficked person to engage in conduct prohibited by:

    (A) Section 43.02 (Prostitution);

    (B) Section 43.03 (Promotion of Prostitution);

    (C) Section 43.04 (Aggravated Promotion of Prostitution); or

    (D) Section 43.05 (Compelling Prostitution);

    See the paragraph above? You must "traffics another person **AND**, through force, fraud, or coercion, causes the trafficked person to engage in conduct prohibited by: ........."
    As a result, you are not committing an offense under 20A.02 unless it is through force, fraud, or coercion to any of the subsections of 20A.02 (A), (B), (C), or (D) above.



    Now we get to penal codes 43.04 and 43.05. These have to do with promotion of prostitution and aggravated promotion of prostitution.
    I will come back and comment on this. I have to go pickup kids right now.
    This one is also not an issue for the individual provider, nor the hobbyist as I said in my first reply earlier. It *could* apply to site operators and managers and a few other conditions but that's still very iffy and very rocky ground for a prosecutor.

    Point is though for the purposes of the individual, the provider, or the hobbyist, this "stash house" amendment to the penal code is not aimed at you.

    Why do we think they call them "stash houses"? Again, this is mostly about smuggling humans, trafficking humans (slavery), really awful nasty stuff that happens on the dark web (not the dark web I'd guess many "might" think is the dark web either - that's not the dark web). The dark web has entire task force dedicated to it within the cyber crimes division both at the federal and state level. There are horrors there like you cannot fathom. I'm telling you. It's disgusting. That's what this stuff is all about. Technology has made it so that horrible horrible things can occur all around the world with ease and there are no laws to protect against those awful syndicates and persons committing such atrocities. In fact, there were laws EVEN protecting them (i.e. safe harbors act as just one such example).

    Yes, let's realize that prostitution is still illegal. Obviously. Who doesn't know that? Of course. I'm not saying that. I'm just saying that none of *these* kinds of new laws, not even FOSTA/SESTA are really aimed at the individual sex worker, hobbyist, and not even really responsible legitimate site operators/community owners/managers/etc..... They are aimed at stamping out a plague across our world, of which the US is the #1 destination and drop point.

    But this new amendment to penal code 20 that's in house bill 2613? This law doesn't affect you at all. Not this one. No. It simply doesn't. It's about smuggling, forcing labor, forcing sex, trafficking (slavery). You have to commit one of the penal codes in Chapter 20 that are listed in subsection (1) of the 20.07 amendment in House Bill 2613 in order to commit such crime. No hobbyist or provider is doing anything remotely close.
    -MG

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    Oh another thing. Uni I'm absolutely not trying to argue with you or be negative whatsoever. Not at all. I appreciate your feedback.

    I know you were upset with my other posts about the recent legal topics. I'm truly sorry if those came off harshly. I honestly cannot imagine how they did though.

    Those threads were asking for how this will affect things. I was giving my perspective & sharing my hypothesis. I was trying to make everyone feel better, but with objective data based on legal & societal data & precedent, knowledge of the slave trade across our world, as opposed to simply cheerleading or giving false promises or ways you could "disguise" ads (b/c that's still illegal, unfortunately, speaking strictly).

    I assure you that there will not only be great platforms such as OH2 right now, but there will be others, great ones, and this industry will thrive. I have a unique perspective on that fact. I'm not simply cheerleading with an empty promise. I hope that you, or anyone else, can understand that was my position all along. I wasn't at all trying to invalidate the fact that you or others have concerns. No no no. No way. Of course you do. My goal has been to help alleviate it.

    Anyway, I decided to add this reply because I really want you, or anyone else, to know that I'm not trying to invalidate concerns or "argue". I am in a position to have a unique perspective about this situation (btw it has zero to do with me being a man... wouldn't matter if I were a woman). I wanted to be able to share with the community in a way that alleviates concerns. I guarantee, absolutely *guarantee*, you and others will continue to have success, you will continue to have platforms to advertise, as well as hobbyists having playgrounds (again, without hobbyists what good is an ad; both are equally important to that economic dynamic).

    -MG

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    I am devoting attention to the subject and will not turn this into a political, sparring match by calling out someone's name for argumentive battle. I follow OH2's rules they don't want Political related agendas & it becomes political when someone shoves their opinion down another persons throat.
    The law is set in stone and one question was asked .
    Getting on topic and holding it there out of fairness to Phoenixx, Incalls are just as risky as outcalls depending on location and traffic.

    Here is a news clip about a house that was busted recently in 2019. In this investigation the community called in tips about the excessive traffic.

    https://www.wxyz.com/news/warren-pol...ion-drug-house




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    I beg to differ respectfully. It's not opinion. As you said it's quite plainly spelled out (but you have to read all of it, and understand all related statutes). Prostitution, either hobbyist or provider is risky. Always has been. It's partly why there eis money in it. But, yes, I was trying to answer her question directly. It's not political other than law itself is being political related. I'm just talking about the law. Not politics.

    I'm not sure what you are upset about. I just don't get it. Do you want me to say yes it's bad, it's horrible, you are gonna be screwed, etc.? I. Actually asking you. It's not rhetorical. I would like to know b/c I really don't get it. It's untrue first of all. And even if you just want me to cheerlead for women or men (I don't see the difference) what good would that do for anyone? Can we find bad stories? Sure. Prostitution, providing or hobbying, is after all, illegal. Right? *shrug*

    The amendment to chapter 20 of the penal code added by house bill 2613 doesn't in any way, not at all, affect the individual provider or the hobbyist (but, yes, prostitution/hobbying *is* illegal so of course we can find bad stories & various issue that occur). That is not the law that applies to that bust you linked (that was from May 24th btw before this law could have even been involved).

    I don't get it. Nothing I'm saying here is an opinion. It's not even bad. It's positive stuff too. It's also not "shoving an opinion down people throats". It's not opinion. But even if it were (let's pretend it is for argument sake) why would a positive message be so infuriating? I just do not get the hostility or anger or whatever it is. I still don't even know what it is that I've said that you believe is so bad

    That story you linked is from May 24th. This amendment to chapter 20 with HB 2613 didn't take effect until Sep 1 2019. It's not related anyway but there is no possible way it even could be b/c that law didn't exist. It can't be related to what Phoenixx asked about. So that is actually more off topic than the other stuff we were discussing above.

    I truly don't understand why you are upset. If you still are? It certainly sounds vituperative or bordering on bellicose. I wish it weren't. I really do. Gosh I wish you could at least give a hint or clue what I did wrong. I'm not saying anything bad and I'm not stating an opinion. I'm stating fact after a detailed analysis of that statute and all related statues which are referenced.
    -MG

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    Saved by the counsel. This is the legal section and didn't realize till now, oopsie. Apologies Phoenixx and I know when to bow out.
    Tip toe out of here and get a salad.


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    Lol that's prolly true Doc
    You know I'm a computer scientist not a lawyer and I know you are in fact a lawyer. But you also know as well as I do that that link to that May 24th bust which was posted is absurd. It's actually less on topic than the earlier response which at least attempts answering the question. I do consider it fact too (everything I said - you just need to interpret it correctly - logic is logic and those predicates can all be broken down and digested easily). Practicing law is one thing. Indeed. Due to all the various caveats, procedures, palm greasing, deals, process, etc.... Interpreting it though as you surely know entirely another. Quite easy in many cases, in other, not so much. This is so straightforward though a 5th grader should be able to decode it.

    All it takes it a very logical mind to decipher the statutes. I've practiced my own law (not licensed but have done my own - one year long adoption, older son, bankruptcy 15yrs ago, took 8mos, etc...). And to be fair anyway you have to be an attorney in that area of specialization too (taxes, crimes, property code/civil, patents....). But it's so plainly spelled out that this whole thing is nonsense. It does not affect the sex worker or hobbyist. Period. Maybe the site operator/community owners/managers. Still though that May 24th link has no relevance to this amendment to the penal code which only took effect on Sep 1st.

    Edit: Oh wait. Is there a rule about that? I didn't know if that was the case. I still stand by my argument in any case. It's so simple like I said a 5th grader could easily breakdown that logic without knowing the first thing about predicate logic or predicate calculus. Kinda silly that a community for illegal activity would require licensed attorney responses hehe. Irony
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    Exclamation go on Reddit for arguments ugh

    Quote Originally Posted by Universal View Post
    I love you Phoenixx
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    luv u too... now let’s GTFO

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    Quote Originally Posted by Universal View Post
    A warrant will knock your door down my friend. You don't have to be sex trafficking anyone for the cops to bust through a door and that has been on the news.
    They don't need a warrant at a hotel or an apartment these days on the grounds of exigent circumstances same as based upon probable cause. Police arrive because neighbors called crimestoppers and officer's saw frequent traffic raising suspicious activity.

    Relating to the offense of operation of a stash house and to funding certain crime victim services through the use of money derived from a civil asset forfeiture of contraband related to that offense, human smuggling and trafficking offenses, and certain prostitution offenses; creating a criminal offense.

    BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
    SECTIONA1.AAChapter 20, Penal Code, is amended by adding
    Section 20.07 to read as follows:
    Sec.A20.07.A A OPERATION OF STASH HOUSE.
    (a) A person commits
    an offense if the person knowingly[
    :
    (1)A A uses or permits another to use any real estate, building, room, tent, vehicle, boat, or other property owned by the person or under the person ’s control to commit an offense or to facilitate the commission of an offense under Section 20.05, 20.06,
    20A.02, 20A.03, 43.04, or 43.05; or
    (2)A Arents or leases any property to another, intending that the property be used as described by Subdivision (1).
    (b)AAAn offense under this section is a Class A misdemeanor.
    (c)AAIf conduct that constitutes an offense under this section also constitutes an offense under another law, the actor may be prosecuted under this section, the other law, or both.
    SECTION A2.AAArticle 59.01(2), Code of Criminal Procedure, is
    https://www.abc15.com/news/region-we...stitution-bust

    Both women face a long list of charges including maintaining a house of prostitution and money laundering.

    .....and this is why i've never done QV's or have traffic going in and out of my place, this is why i keep everything quiet as mouse around here, there's a way to go about things, a way to do things, i may not be bringing in alot of money that maybe i could be, but when it comes to money laundering, those of us on disability...umm would be up shit creek with no paddle with no damn paddle store in sight either, lol...which is ANOTHER reason for the way I screen, because I'm VERY thorough in my screening techinques. one thing is for certain, any hobbiest that I approve, is in a tight niche circle that's pretty damn secure,...lets say this, as secure as i can possibly make it. im always extra extra cautious and is a damn good reason why i don't move, it's cool here, things are "set" so to speak, if i was to move some where else, all these worriees here in these laws, yea i'd be concerned, but where im at, im comfortable and i am VERY thankful for that!

    the way i have things "look' here...it's look like i have a friend that is visiting....simply said, i don't have but a few calls a week or so...enough for me to make it, sorta lol..but i hardly have any traffic at all here...im not high traffic at all, and i kinda like it that way, due to laws, im more flying UTR, than anything really...if i was to be watched, i can tell ya, they'd be bored as fuck lmao

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    Exclamation Asset Forfeiture-When Cops become Robbers at YOUR Incall!

    Food for thought......if a service providers incall is their main personal residence then that provider may be vulunerable to counter-intelligence collection efforts by law enforcement. Reasonable suspicion and probable cause still afford a guilty suspect the benefit of the doubt or the presumption of innocence....until a suspect admits guilt by confession or allocution as part of a plea bargain agreement.

    On the other hand, the assumption of innocence may not exist if law enforcement leverage asset forfieture laws. Since law enforcement may operate your incall is filled with (guilty) property the presumption of innocence may not exist when your guilty property is arrested (seized). Ask a lawyer if you want to know why that is. When law enforcement leverages asset forfieture laws your property (incall) may be considered guilty and (arrested) seized until you can prove your property is innocent.

    In this way, corrupt police without ethical leadership are converted in to robbers-legally. These new federal and state laws push sex workers off the Internet into less safe and hostile operating environments. I operate on the assumption that these new laws will make it easier to connect the dots and collect revenue at the expense of sex workers (the ripe low hanging fruit).

    Those service providers who continue to operate online without adaquate precautions may find their incall being raided and their property seized. All these assumptions are for merely for red teaming and contingency planning. The objective of this post to inspire an innovative approach, leverage the collective knowledge of forum participants and empower individuals to devise effective bespoke business solutions...aka brainstorming or red teaming.

    I would suggest that a service provider's incall, business front for money laundering, bank accounts and toys (cars, boats, planes, motorcycles, cash and real property) may be less safe and at greater risk than before. Moreover, service providers that panic and abruptly increase their digital foot print on the Internet, sexually oriented advertising websites and social media platforms without a social media contingency plan may inadvertently show up on the police radar at the worst possible time.

    Ask yourself....Do you have a lawyer on retainer? Do have a plan for a trusted friend or lawyer to bail you of of jail? Do you have adaquate offline cash reserves to sustain your lifestyle and business operations if your bank accounts are frozen or seized. Are you making large cash deposits without substantial gainful employment or side gig to justify your revenue stream? Are your incall clients screened and discreet or do your clients attract unwanted attention? Do BSC companions, admirers or unethical and abusive managers pose a security threat because they curated your real world info? Just a few factors to consider that could put your incall at risk or make it safer with a crisis management plan.....you know like a business.

    I suggest all providers formulate a social media plan as a contingency that addresses the use of secure and non-hostile online banking venues, a VPN, encrypted phones or encrypted phone/messenger apps (Pryvate, Silent Circle, Telegram, Signal, Wire, etc) social media management tools (Buffer), encrypted foreign email servers (protonmail or tutanola) is the digital equivalent of lighting bonfires, setting off flares and emergency location beacons summoning the police to your bank accounts and incall locations.

    Protect your incall operation by be discreet. Protect your identity, secure your communications and fortify your online defenses than explore new social media options and advertising opportunities. My opinion is not legal advice. Moreover, my opinion is based on my situational experience.....which does not include sex work unless you consider being married a form of sex work. But, what do I know.....I don't have a vagina and I am definitely not a lawyer. I'm just oilfield trash that stays at a Holiday Inn Express now and then. Comments?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lovinglifeinaustin View Post
    Incalls aren’t risky. People are risky.
    Well said!!! Perfectly matter of fact!!!!

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