Articles Tagged with website

Published on:

A man in Southwest Washington is facing charges when the authorities came to believe that he was trying to hire a sex worker to pleasure himself and his two miniature horses.

According to reports, a man with a home in Longview, Washington, resides on a property with two miniature horses of which he has shared ownership. The man has allegedly had sexual interactions with the equines.

Recently, the man allegedly tried to find someone else to join in his physical encounter, and he reportedly decided to try to hire a professional. He allegedly searched a website forum for a sex worker, but it proved to be a bit more difficult to track down a willing participant.

Published on:

When the authorities located and responded to an online prostitution advertisement they booked an appointment and allegedly met with a woman in a hotel room that they suspect is the victim of human trafficking. The man they purport is responsible for the illegal sexual activities was arrested.

At the end of May, the Newport Beach Police Department and the Orange County Human Trafficking Task Force worked together in a sting operation targeting an ad for prostitution services that they discovered online. The website where the content was hosted is reportedly notorious for containing ads for illegal prostitution.

After setting up an encounter through the ad the authorities, posing as a client, planned a meeting with the woman at a Newport Beach hotel. A 32-year-old woman showed up for the ordered date, and it is suspected that she was being forced to prostitute herself.

Published on:

A school board member who alleges she has been pushed to the point of fearing for her personal safety has filed a petition for a permanent restraining order against the blogger who has spent the past few years posting negative and intimidating content against her on his website.

Gina Clayton-Tarvis, a 46-year-old Ocean View School District board member, has been the subject of much criticism about her political beliefs and actions expressed through displeased locals in the online social network communities since she was elected in 2012. Because of the perceived possible threat displayed in some of the online content, Huntington Beach police have occasionally attended the board meetings to be sure the environment remained safe.

Clayton-Tarvin tried to obtain a restraining order against an anti-immigration activist in 2017, but the court deemed that there was not enough evidence to grant her request.

Contact Information