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Forest Hills woman charged with prostitution in White Plains raid
by Michael Lanza

A Forest Hills woman was arrested last week in an ongoing investigation into a White Plains-based prostitution ring.

The 29-year-old woman was charged with prostitution by Westchester County law enforcement officials last Thursday.

Also arrested were the group’s alleged ringleaders, both of White Plains.

Prosecutors alleged that the duo operated an upscale prostitution business from their homes in White Plains.

The group allegedly recruited, managed and scheduled nearly three dozen women — sending them on calls to various Westchester County hotels. Rates of $600 to $2,000 were charged to the ring’s clients, according to prosecutors.
The White Plains ring advertised its services in various media, including a website which used explicit imagery and language to entice potential clients.

“Our ladies aim to please, ensuring impeccable service with the utmost discretion, while endeavoring to meet and exceed the expectations of our first-class clientele,” the website read. “Our companions look forward to satisfying you. We are committed to providing an excellent and most enjoyable time that will promote the development of long-term relationships and the full GFE (girl friend experience). Tell us what you desire!”

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High end prostitution ring busted

A high end prostitution operation that recruited, managed and scheduled nearly three dozen women sending them on calls to many Westchester County hotels, has been broken.

Arrested were a male-woman duo of White Plains. They were each charged with promoting prostitution in the third degree, a felony. They were both remanded on $100,000 cash or bond.

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Police investigated the enterprise that operated both out-call and in-call prostitution services. The rates ranged from $600 to $2,000 with multiple hours available. The proceeds were then split.

It’s a story that never gets old. Read more at The Mid Hudson News…

John gets ripped off by prostitute

A Brooklyn man got more than he expected when he paid a Monticello woman for sex on Monday.

Village Police said a 24-year-old man had paid a 39-year old woman to perform a sex act in a vehicle on Park Avenue in Monticello and then robbed him of $600 in cash.

She was later charged with felony third-degree robbery and misdemeanor prostitution.

I must have missed the comparable lyrics in Ir4ving Berlin’s Easter Parade.

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Woman charged with soliciting sex from bystanders waiting for firemen’s parade

A Port Jervis woman has been charged with prostitution, a misdemeanor, after she allegedly solicited sex from bystanders on Ball Street waiting for Saturday’s Firemen’s Day Parade.

The woman was arrested on Fowler Street after an off duty Port Jervis Police detective was approached by a civilian complaining about her alleged sexual solicitations.

The off duty officer notified uniformed patrol and as the off duty detective approached the woman; she offered to perform a sex act for cash.

She was taken into custody, charged and released pending a future court appearance

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6 more johns arrested in Mount Vernon prostitution sweep
By Barbara Livingston Nackman

Police arrested six more men on prostitution-related charges during a sweep that began Thursday and continued early today.

This is a continuing effort of the city’s Patrol Task Force and brings its two-day total of arrests to 17.

Police officers served as decoys to make the arrests.

Earlier in the week, police apprehended 11 people – two women and nine men – on charges of prostitution and patronizing prostitutes.

“The message should be clear,” said Mount Vernon Police Commissioner David Chong. “This isn’t a one-night sweep and don’t come here looking for prostitution or you will run into the police.”

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Prostitution sting nabs eight suspects in Ulster

Police in Ulster County nabbed eight women who they said were making house calls as part of an internet-based prostitution business.

Undercover officers from the Ulster Regional Gang Enforcement Narcotics Team ordered the alleged prostitutes over Craigslist, a popular classified listing site on the Web. The women were listed under the “erotic services” directory, police said.

Each of the women—some coming from as far as Albany of Schenectady—came to a location in the Town of Saugerties and offered sexual acts in exchange for money, police said. All eight, including a mother and daughter team, were charged with prostitution, a misdemeanor. One was also charged with a misdemeanor for possession of a weapon when police found her with a stun gun.

The streets are filled with danger, troops!  For your consideration, a story of a man who stopped for some brief TLC and evidently lost more than he bargained for.  LoHud reports…

Cops say Port Chester prostitute lifted john’s wallet
By Shawn Cohen

A village woman accused of stealing a man’s wallet as she performed oral sex faces larceny and prostitution charges, but authorities have yet to arrest the man who agreed to pay for the act.

The 27-year-old woman approached the 37-year-old man as he left Marty’s bar on Adee Street on Wednesday night, offering him sex for $20, Port Chester police Lt. James Ladeairous said today.

“They went into the parking lot, where, I guess, the guy leaned against a car and they did their thing,” Ladeairous said.

It started with oral sex but, the lieutenant said, “The act never was completed because he stopped her and wanted to have other sex. That’s when she said ‘forget it’ and walked away. Then he realized his wallet was gone.”

He chased after the woman, screaming. Police then arrived and arrested her on charges of fourth-degree grand larceny, a felony, and prostitution, a misdemeanor. She was released on $500 bail and is due in Village Court on Feb. 2.

Police didn’t arrest the man who made the complaint, saying it’s up to the Westchester County District Attorney’s Office whether to charge him for patronizing a prostitute, Ladeairous said.

A spokesman for the district attorney said prosecutors have to yet to decide whether to charge the john.

“It depends on the evidence, and we don’t have all the facts at this point,” said Lucian Chalfen, the spokesman.