This is why you don’t speak to police

[SoStrong]

Holy shit!!! Where was this place anyway? I'm just curious.

It was on south street in Philly. This like 20 years ago or so. Place was operating as a restaurant but was really a swingers club. The owners got greedy and started letting anyone in, including gay men and it went downhill fast, I left when things started going downhill. It’s was not long after that it was shut down.

 

[Mr.chan]

It was on south street in Philly. This like 20 years ago or so. Place was operating as a restaurant but was really a swingers club. The owners got greedy and started letting anyone in, including gay men and it went downhill fast, I left when things started going downhill. It’s was not long after that it was shut down.

Oh shit. I live by 11th and south.

 

[Mr.chan]

My first time going to an incall was in olde city. By 3rd and market

 

[SoStrong]

Oh shit. I live by 11th and south.

It was on the 700 block of south street. I lived in society hill back then and could walk there.

 

[248Lancer]

There was a similar place in NE Philly, Saints & Sinners. They tried expanding and moving into the old Rosewood Caterers on Frankford Ave. on the down-low, and got shut down before renovations were complete once the pearl-clutchers found out.

 

[Uniquelyme]

Or just do what my oldest daughter did when she was once pulled over years ago for speeding, that is, she began to cry hysterically, big tears, snot lol, the whole production, the trooper just wanted her to shut up and compose herself, he ended up cutting her a break with just a warning, her vehicle at the time was also in need of current tags.

Women get away with this. I was in a fast food parking lot once. This girl I was dating had some liqour in a cup or a beer. I forget what it was . I wasnt drinking . I told them it wasnt mine. She begins to cry almost hysterically. They ask me is she ok. I told them she has anxiety disorder and may be having a panic attack. I threw the cup or can out and they let me go and didnt give her a ticket. She stopped crying right away and smiled and said that she didnt get a ticket. White girl who said she's done it before.

 

[calr2112]

My most recent run it, I was doing ~85 on US30 (50 limit) out of AC a few years back, I saw the cop too late, nothing I could do. It was a weekday (Monday?), still early sun up and I was hungover. I saw the cherries, by the time he caught up, I pulled over by the Absecon double wide trailer park. I just kept my cool, apologized as I did not realize how fast I was going, no confrontation just gave him respect. He let me go, saying something about my boat license and insurance but was putting me on some kind of list for a year. I said, thanks bro, have a great day!

 

[zazuzaz]

When I learned it’s legal for them to lie to you, but not legal for you to lie to them, I stopped talking to them.

it's not necessarily illegal to lie to police. It is illegal to lie to the FBI, though

 

[zazuzaz]

but it depends on the state...this is FLA: https://www.jgcrimlaw.com/lying-is-not-illegal.html