Intervention policière - réseau de proxénètes?

[raptor]

Désolant à lire pour ces femmes qui sont sous cette emprise.

Je vous recommande cet article de La Presse : Le SPVM rescape plusieurs femmes d’un motel

https://lp.ca/ld2jCy?sharing=true

 

[LC18]

C’est pour ça qu’il faut être prudent lorsque l’on consulte les annonces.

Thread très intéressant ici qui peut être utile: https://merb.cc/xenforo/threads/comment-savoir-si-la-demoiselle-à-un-pimp.220687/#post-1549987

 

[neverbored]

These shithole motels are never a place you want to meet a girl.

Motel St-Jacques raided: Montreal police call it a hotbed for sex work, drugs and violence

Residents of Montreal's Motel Saint-Jacques have been given a week and a half to leave following a major police raid Thursday. Montreal police say for years, the hotel was a hotbed for sex work, drugs and violence.

montreal.ctvnews.ca

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/trafficking-ndg-motel-st-jacques-1.7246313

 

[2fast2slow]

I saw this story and came here to post about it, but i see someone beat me to it. I find it disturbing how the LaPresse article focuses on the so called sex trafficing aspect of the story while the CBC article mostly focuses on the owner selling crack and fentlanyl and ''facilitated and earned extra money from sex trafficking that took place on the premises''. Yeah no shit, he rented rooms to sex workers and got money for it. That is not sex trafficing.

I litterally lived around the corner from this shithole motel in the late 80s and even back then it was a magnet for drugs and prostitution. In the 2 years I lived there I heard gunshots at night at least 3 times So unless Mr Patel is in his 70s or 80s I doubt he was the owner back then.

The most logical and probable story is that these poor girls were heavily addicted and used the motel for their services, and the owner absolutely knew about it, but did nothing to stop it. Yes he is definitely part of the problem and is probabaly a douchbag, but to me 'traffcing' is absolutely the wrong word. He is not even a 'pimp'. He is a drug dealer and sleaze bag motel owner. Can we stop calliing anything related to prostitution 'trafficing'?? Trafficing exists, but this aint it.

But of course there is always the chance that i am completely wrong and the LaPresse is right, but for now i highly doubt it.

 

[LC18]

I saw this story and came here to post about it, but i see someone beat me to it. I find it disturbing how the LaPresse article focuses on the so called sex trafficing aspect of the story while the CBC article mostly focuses on the owner selling crack and fentlanyl and ''facilitated and earned extra money from sex trafficking that took place on the premises''. Yeah no shit, he rented rooms to sex workers and got money for it. That is not sex trafficing.

I litterally lived around the corner from this shithole motel in the late 80s and even back then it was a magnet for drugs and prostitution. In the 2 years I lived there I heard gunshots at night at least 3 times So unless Mr Patel is in his 70s or 80s I doubt he was the owner back then.

The most logical and probable story is that these poor girls were heavily addicted and used the motel for their services, and the owner absolutely knew about it, but did nothing to stop it. Yes he is definitely part of the problem and is probabaly a douchbag, but to me 'traffcing' is absolutely the wrong word. He is not even a 'pimp'. He is a drug dealer and sleaze bag motel owner. Can we stop calliing anything related to prostitution 'trafficing'?? Trafficing exists, but this aint it.

But of course there is always the chance that i am completely wrong and the LaPresse is right, but for now i highly doubt it.

“À leur arrivée sur les lieux, des agents du Groupe tactique d’intervention ont retrouvé quatre personnes inconscientes et intoxiquées dans un appartemen[…]”

4 unconscious people in a motel room and you don’t think they have been drugged and trafficked?

 

[Giselle Montreal]

“À leur arrivée sur les lieux, des agents du Groupe tactique d’intervention ont retrouvé quatre personnes inconscientes et intoxiquées dans un appartemen[…]”

4 unconscious people in a motel room and you don’t think they have been drugged and trafficked?

Non, les gens qui consomment sont même mieux de le faire ensemble. Toutefois, « ainsi qu'une dizaine de femmes entre 18 et 35 ans, certaines d’entre elles ayant été exploitées sexuellement, d’autres montrant un état de santé grave. » c'est plus probant.

 

[LC18]

Non, les gens qui consomment sont même mieux de le faire ensemble. Toutefois, « ainsi qu'une dizaine de femmes entre 18 et 35 ans, certaines d’entre elles ayant été exploitées sexuellement, d’autres montrant un état de santé grave. » c'est plus probant.

Bon point, je l’avais plus lu comme si elles étaient tenues captives et droguees pour recevoir les clients. Par contre la partie que tu cites laisse peu place à l’interprétation je pense que c’est très clair qu’elles n’étaient pas là de leur plein gré.