Philadelphia PD was more worried about the wives of the "gentlemen" who found credit card reciepts from the club. Their husband were spending their families money. What business is that to the police department?? Are we arresting retail store because husbands are finding hidden reciepts from retail shoe stores??
Is the Sugar house Casino next? I'm sure that little operation is putting a bigger dent on the average "John's" family finances. Im not pro prositution but seriously I saw the end of the fox news report and felt sick to my stomach.
What are we in the 's?? I don't this is a "Philly" thing, I think it's a "we live in a sick world created by men" thing. Women are a cheap commodity the world around. And picking up on this, Sweden is apparently the only place that prosecutes more johns than prostitutes. Anon No. Your data is good, and points to a broader issue. But as long as the Philadelphia Police pursue cases this way—and I'm a citizen here—I'm going to single 'em out.
It's a travesty. If i want to pay for sex and the girl wants to it should be between us not anyone else this country is a joke. I agree with Anonymous post Feb 5, Arrest members of congress for financial terrorism! We are among the only country in the world where this is still illegal. What a financial waste. It should be regulated for health and safety reasons. Lay off these useless vice units and start managing the government properly.
Adult film is legal, strip clubs are legal, massage parlors are legal to operate. This country is a joke. Post a Comment. Monday, November 7, Philadelphia: Where women are still prostitutes and men are still innocent. It's not just the Mummers club. Apparently, it's really, really hard to get arrested for buying sex in Philadelphia—and really easy to get arrested for selling it. Our latest example is a bust at the Penthouse Club in Port Richmond , where seven dancers and one manager were arrested Friday night on prostitution charges.
