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All are $5, a rate Krecicki said he set to try to discourage users from getting into adult or escort services prohibited in the site’s terms of services. He said he personally validates all posts and acts as a filter to ensure it isn’t abused.
He’s had some complaints, he said, and has made a few refunds. He tries to find people who abuse the site.
But Katie Browder, who offers “lifelong friendship” on the site, said that could be difficult to track.
All online services are $5, a rate founder Cody Krecicki said he set to try to discourage users from getting into adult or escort services prohibited in the site’s terms of services. He said he personally validates all posts and acts as a filter to ensure it isn’t abused.

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NEW YORK The accused suburban-mom madam of a multimillion-dollar Manhattan escort service has moved on to a new legal team her fourth.
A judge agreed Tuesday to let Anna Gristina make her third legal switch. She’s now represented by seasoned Connecticut civil rights and criminal defense lawyer Norman Pattis.
The Manhattan district attorney’s office says Gristina peddled prostitutes for 15 years and bragged that she had law-enforcement contacts. Gristina’s lawyers have said she was merely starting a matchmaking business.
She’s pleaded not guilty to promoting prostitution.
Altogether, nine lawyers have appeared on her case at various times. One former Gristina attorney, Peter Gleason, offered to put up his apartment for her $2 million bail.
The judge urged other arrangements. Gristina has yet to raise bail.

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… In Nevada, the saying is, ‘If it doesn’t scare the horses, who cares?’” he told Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Thomas Farber before being led away in his handcuffs and black velvet jacket.
“I predict here and now that eight years from now, in the year 2020, New York and other enlightened states will decriminalize the world’s oldest profession, namely prostitution,” he said, ending his statement with, “And I’d like to give a shout-out to Billy Ray Cyrus!”
The perennially stoned Itzler, 44, had mistakenly believed that the alleged john in the case — a Pennsylvania man who paid Itzler $19,500 for a cocaine and hooker binge at the Trump International Hotel last year — was country singer Billy Ray Cyrus using an alias.
This is Itzler’s second escort service conviction; in 2007 he pleaded guilty to running New York Confidential, an escort service prosecutors say earned $1.2 million.

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YOU READ IT HERE FIRST: A Hackensack undercover detective answering an ad for an escort service run from a Polifly Road apartment
followed instructions to go to the back of the building, punch in a code and head to a designated apartment. There, he
arrested two accused prostitutes and a man said to be their pimp.
Christopher J. GriffithLanaysia LimehouseMaria LugoMUGSHOTS: Hackensack PD
With backups waiting outside, a woman later identified as 19-year-old Lanaysia Limehouse of Elizabeth offered the investigator an hour’s worth of sex for $100, police said.
He gave her the money, identified himself and arrested her, along with two other people.
Limehouse, charged with prostitution, was released without bail pending a Municipal Court hearing.
Charged with promoting prostitution was Christopher J. Griffith, 33, of Hackensack.
He was being held on $20,000 bail in the Bergen County Jail.

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Judge frowns on accused NY madam’s 3rd atty switch
Only three months into her case, a suburban mother accused of running a multimillion-dollar Manhattan escort service is on her fourth set of lawyers.
Anna Gristina tried Wednesday to swap her legal team for a fourth time, aiming to bring on a veteran Connecticut criminal defense and civil rights attorney.
A judge said no _ at least for now _ during a testy hearing. He upbraided Gristina for interrupting him, criticized the outspoken conduct of one of her former lawyers and also expressed concern that the legal merry-go-round is slowing down the case.
“I’m concerned about judicial efficiency in this case,” state Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan said.
While raising four children and rescuing pigs at her home in Monroe, N.Y., Gristina arranged Manhattan assignations for wealthy clients for more than a decade and boasted of having law-enforcement connections who could protect her, the Manhattan district attorney’s office says. Her former lawyers have said she was simply trying to start a dating business.

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Strauss-Kahn’s court filing comes two weeks after Bronx Supreme Court Justice Douglas McKeon rejected his motion to throw out Diallo’s civil lawsuit on the grounds he had diplomatic immunity at the time of the incident.
The countersuit cites claims by prosecutors that Diallo proved to be an unreliable witness, after they concluded she had lied about her past and offered varying accounts of her behavior in the moments that followed the incident.
“It should come as no surprise that Mr. Strauss-Kahn is asserting claims against Ms. Diallo for her false allegations against him,” one of Strauss-Kahn’s lawyers, William Taylor, said in a statement. “She is directly responsible for his being arrested, imprisoned, and subjected to extraordinary pain, anguish and expense.”
Strauss-Kahn’s legal troubles have persisted since his return to France after the dismissal of the criminal case. In March, French authorities announced he was under formal investigation in connection with a prostitution ring in the northern city of Lille.

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The bill, likely to pass, would teach city cabbies how to help prostitute passengers. From The New York Post:
The course — designed to help hacks ID prostitutes and tell them about available resources — would be mandatory for anyone applying for a TLC license, according to a bill expected to soon pass the City Council. Mayor Bloomberg said he would sign the bill, which requires the city to design and update the course regularly.
In December, the Committee on Women’s Issues and the Committee on Transportation introduced two bills targeting sex-trafficking. WNYC reported:
One bill proposes a $10,000 penalty for drivers who knowingly participate in sex trafficking and asks the Taxi and Limousine Commission to institute an education program on sex trafficking for all drivers. The other bill raises penalties for driving an unlicensed vehicle for hire.
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In April, a father/son team was arrested for allegedly operating a brutal sex trafficking business in Manhattan–a “brothel on wheels”–in which they branded the prostitutes with tattoos.

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Arthur Huntington, a married Secret Service agent who became embroiled in controversy swirling around a prostitution scandal last month, is facing new allegations of sexual indiscretion, according to …
Arthur Huntington, a married Secret Service agent who became embroiled in controversy swirling around a prostitution scandal last month, is facing new allegations of sexual indiscretion, according to …

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Ashley Dupre, Former Eliot Spitzer Call Girl, Opens Lingerie, Swimsuit Shop ‘Femme By Ashley’ In New Jersey
Posted: 05/16/2012 3:20 pm Updated: 05/16/2012 5:53 pm
Ashley Dupre, the woman once linked to the downfall of former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, has now opened a lingerie shop in New Jersey.
Her new business venture, “Femme by Ashley,” focuses on selling luxurious swimsuits and intimate apparel for women.
Since the Spitzer scandal, Dupre has written a sex and relationship column for the New York Post and posed nude for Playboy. But now the 27-year-old is looking to get out of the media spotlight and behind the doors of her new boutique.
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Still, Dupre has tried to escape negative press since her first interviews surrounding the prostitution ring investigation that began roughly four years ago.

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… In Nevada, the saying is, ‘If it doesn’t scare the horses, who cares?” he told Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Thomas Farber before being led away in his handcuffs and black velvet jacket.
“I predict here and now that eight years from now, in the year 2020, New York and other enlightened states will decriminalize the world’s oldest profession, namely prostitution,” he said, ending his statement with, “And I’d like to give a shout-out to Billy Ray Cyrus!”
The perennially stoned Itzler, 44, had mistakenly believed that the alleged john in the case — a Pennsylvania man who paid Itzler $19,500 for a cocaine and hooker binge at the Trump International Hotel last year — was country singer Billy Ray Cyrus using an alias.
This is Itzler’s second escort service conviction; in 2007 he pleaded guilty to running New York Confidential, an escort service prosecutors say earned $1.2 million.

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