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Patriots Robert Kraft Arrested in Prostitution Sting

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Old rich guy hits up local rub and tug for a happy ending. Big deal.

 

The people running the sex trafficking ring will get locked up for a long time, as they should be...

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I would think it has to be some kind of weird fetish with him. If not he could have some beautiful escort come to his home.

 

Sounds like a great way to get extorted for a heck of a lot more than $58...

Does not seem like Kraft had a problem with Deflate gate.

Old rich guy hits up local rub and tug for a happy ending. Big deal.

 

The people running the sex trafficking ring will get locked up for a long time, as they should be...

 

Makes one wonder. Depending on the age of the person doing the nasty, it could be a very big deal.

I saw a tweet that said that these girls see 1500 men a year and that hygiene is minimal.

 

 

I gagged in my mouth.

 

With 1500 guys a year, would maximum hygeine really be any better?

 

That's almost 30 guys a week. 5 or 6 a day if the girls are lucky enough to get a day off. I'm thinking you definitely don't want to be the guy who visits right before closing time.

I thought maybe he should've gotten a citation or summons to appear in Court as opposed to an arrest.

I thought maybe he should've gotten a citation or summons to appear in Court as opposed to an arrest.

For participating in human trafficking?

 

Edit: It looks like at the moment he is only charged with solicitation.

For participating in human trafficking?

 

Edit: It looks like at the moment he is only charged with solicitation.

I was basing my comment on there being only the solicitation charge, which was the only charge of which I was aware.

1. A rich guy paying for this not surprising

2. It should be legal

3. Why would a rich guy go to a shady cheap spot when he can afford the best

4. Why did Law Enforcement allow this to continue for 8 months if women were doing this against their will?

5. Zero percent chance Kraft loses his team.

1. A rich guy paying for this not surprising

2. It should be legal

3. Why would a rich guy go to a shady cheap spot when he can afford the best

4. Why did Law Enforcement allow this to continue for 8 months if women were doing this against their will?

5. Zero percent chance Kraft loses his team.

 

#4 above is a very good point that I have to admit I did not think of...

#4 above is a very good point that I have to admit I did not think of...

 

I am no expert on police investigation by any means. But it just seems cruel to me if these women were being held against their will for 8 months and the police didn't act sooner.

I saw a tweet that said that these girls see 1500 men a year and that hygiene is minimal.

 

 

I gagged in my mouth.

 

I believe that is the reported benefit of legalized prostitution...there are standards in legal brothels for sanitation and protection and also the health of the prostitutes. Plus it adds to the tax base.

1. A rich guy paying for this not surprising

2. It should be legal

3. Why would a rich guy go to a shady cheap spot when he can afford the best

4. Why did Law Enforcement allow this to continue for 8 months if women were doing this against their will?

5. Zero percent chance Kraft loses his team.

 

I'm in agreement with prostitution being legal. However, that doesn't lessen the injustice that is currently present in the "industry", with so many of the workers being victims of human trafficking. Because of this aspect, I feel the "customers" should be dealt with as harshly as possible, as obviously, it helps perpetuate the continued abuse of these women. If a woman (or man) freely chooses to earn a living this way, fine. If they are being forced into...then to me, all gloves are off.

I'm in agreement with prostitution being legal. However, that doesn't lessen the injustice that is currently present in the "industry", with so many of the workers being victims of human trafficking. Because of this aspect, I feel the "customers" should be dealt with as harshly as possible, as obviously, it helps perpetuate the continued abuse of these women. If a woman (or man) freely chooses to earn a living this way, fine. If they are being forced into...then to me, all gloves are off.

 

I get where you are coming from we can all agree human trafficking is evil and vile, and should be punished harshly. But I only feel the same about the customers if you can prove they knew about the trafficking aspect. Otherwise I feel for example it would be like punishing the drug user as harshly as the drug traffickers or dealers. If the customer knows the woman is there against their will then all bets are off.

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