The security guy at the desk knows what happen. James mention it in the investigation. I assume he is paid to stay quiet as long as there ain't no trouble. As for owners often they really don't care as long as thet get money and again no trouble arise. I did hear the door pannel got busted a few times tough but maybe James covered this/dealt with it?I totally agree!
I always wondered how this incall model survived for so long.
It’s crazy, SPs are seeing clients in residential buildings and they have multiple units in various buildings. So every day, there are at least 10 random guys walking in and out of each unit, different girls going in/out when they start/end their shifts, etc. I mean between cameras, security agents, neighbours, owners, etc, you’d figure some people would find out about it.
I wonder if the owners know and they don’t say anything because as long as they’re paying rent, it’s fine.
And it’s so easy for LE to bust them, if they want to. Everything is on the web page, and it’s easy for LE to know where there incalls are at.
LE could bust them anytime, if they want to. The only thing holding them back is limited resources and maybe because they have other priorities.
My 2 cents!
As for the other tenants, i assume in a big city like Montreal, where its so impersonal, nobody really care. I mean yes there is "a certain number of peoples" entering and leaving every day but the buildings are big, the clients usually are discreet, and there was a rule to NOT knock on the door. You would simply go to the unit number and enter. These units ain't cheap HLM where you hear everything from the corridor and neighbors. I never heard anything from other units or the corridor while i was with an SP. So i assume any regular folks living there likely didn't hear much either?




