Also could be that I unfortunately thought the worst and did believe the sources.
Who could possibly have the details regarding what Snyder allegedly said on the Dark Web? I'm calling bullspit.
Before I learned it was online I suspected he stopped by a girl on the street and talked to her. Could of been about anything. Round them up. Let the lawyers sort it out. I guess everyone should reserve opinion until all the facts are out.
That doesn't make any sense. It was a state-run sting operation, geograpically contained to a hotel located in that state. Men responded to ads, showed up, were arrested. There was literally no sex worker involved to be trafficked, and there's no federal component of this. Accordingly, there's no indication that federal law enforcement was involved at any point, nor would there be any reason to think there would be. Even if men from other states showed up to answer the ad, they're still going to be charged with state crimes. Which is also why the term "reduced" makes no sense--you can't reduce an apple to an orange, they're two different things--any federal charge would require entirely different set of facts. Besides which, "reduced" in a criminal procedure context applies to charges that have been already brought and were then dismissed, usually due to a plea, a stage Snyder isn't near.
I just went and took a look, that was certainly what he was spreading around. Lmao
It's whatever. The gov't meddles in stuff that isn't their business and this is one of them. For sure, crack down on trafficking and people forced into the profession but for those who choose it, people and governments should just mind their own business.
So you're admittedly fast and loose on the facts, but we should just take your word on this "bareback" detail.
It could not have been the Central Ohio Human Trafficking Task Force. That group would have solicited for coerced and/or underage workers. Sex slavery. This was a typical run-of-the-mill sting looking for johns.
It was not the central Ohio human trafficking task force , a simple google search of any Ohio based news media would show you it was the Police and Community Together division ( PACT) as they are commonly known, pretty much a committee of local karens and cops
It is possible it was a trafficking task force. They set up a sting and see where it goes. Some might just want a BJ others may inquire about under age sex.
This isn't stopping trafficking, it's a sting operation to arrest people for misdemeanors. People who will pay fines. They are not doing anything to stop actual human traffickers.
Remember misdemeanors bring in cash.
No, they bring in tons of overpriced fines. It's basically a racket. Lol
No, you're not, but you came forward with a signfiicant detail that no one else is reporting. You've posted here for a long time, but that alone doesn't give you credibility. And as soon as I started poking holes in what you'd previously reported you're suddenly "Hey, what do I look like here, Reuters?" Consequently, I'm less inclined to believe the "bareback" detail.
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No, someo0e else made something up and you ran with it. I'm no legalize prostitution guy because I believe that enables actual traffickers but I'm also no fan o fa local level sting that claims to be working against trafficking and does this.
Somebody provided materially false information. If you are telling exactly what you were told, then your trusted source (or his /her source) provided materially false information. A charge for human trafficking (mandatory 10 - 15 year prison sentence in Ohio) is a lot worse than a charge for solicitation (maximum 60 days in jail in Ohio). While you and your trusted source obviously have some connections, someone in the chain is being extremely fast and loose with the facts they are being provided.
that people wouldn't find out he was charged. yes, people find out things, a lot of the time.
