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OMG, My client was a cop
« on: 06 October 2010, 05:56:06 am »
So, halfway thru the session...my client pops up says, "I have a degree in criminal justice." then he continues on saying, " I am a federal investigator". Then finally I shriek, "you're a cop??" he then says, "yeah, but not a street cop, I do arrests on appointment".

Needless to say, I am so switching rooms in this hotel tomorrow  :P

He did let me know he carries a work phone because he's "on call"...which initially led to the revelation. Either way, I still had to force him to give the money upfront. But, I dont think he was out to 'get me'...Just goes to show, what happens in the dark...

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Re: OMG, My client was a cop
« Reply #1 on: 07 October 2010, 05:00:35 pm »
Oh My Goodness!!! I would have fainted.

Hope you get better clients in future.

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Re: OMG, My client was a cop
« Reply #2 on: 12 October 2010, 10:32:31 am »
Oh my days... guess that proves anyone would pay for sex - policeman, lecturer, the friendly neighbour! I'd be shocked if I recognised the guy from my everyday life!

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Re: OMG, My client was a cop
« Reply #3 on: 12 October 2010, 01:58:17 pm »
Among my regulars I have a local CID officer have seen him numerous times over the years and only recently found this out when he let slip that he once saw me whilst he was doing surveillance on a local pub  :o

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Re: OMG, My client was a cop
« Reply #4 on: 13 October 2010, 05:55:31 am »
lol, well actually the guy came for an erotic massage...but shit, even thats a bit risky because what if he'd asked for my license!

The good thing was, he was a pretty cute MEXICAN guy so we had lots of fun (contrary to the believe that Im racist  ;)

But it was just very weird. He came into my room with a pen and paper, and I thought he was a journalist! He said he needed to "take notes" when he got a call. So I'll admit, I did work my ass off during the booking and even went overtime to make sure he didn't leave disappointed  :P
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Re: OMG, My client was a cop
« Reply #5 on: 20 October 2010, 11:49:40 pm »
I have a police man that visits me. He arrived the first time in his bloody uniform, minus his hat! You know, black trousers, the shirt with the wing-y things on it, super shiny black shoes - dead giveaway those shoes without the shirt wing-y things! I thought it was a joke at first. He offered to go if it was a problem. I looked out the door, saw no police panda there so he stayed. I was pretty new to this when he first came here so perhaps, looking back, I should not have entertained him?As it turns out, he is totally okay. Does not come by often, not a complete regular but pops up now and again. He's a nice chap all in all. I managed to restrain myself and not say 'get your batton out then Sir... Do you have any handcuffs? Can you get me off my parking fine? If I shoot my neighbour, will you dispose of all crime scene evidence for a free hour?'
If he is in a rush, he arrives in uniform, albeit dressed down from the full lot. Otherwise, he's in civvies. I guess you just do not know hey? Any one of them could be a cop...
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Re: OMG, My client was a cop
« Reply #6 on: 22 October 2010, 02:43:26 am »
lol, Abby...here in America...I would have fainted from sheer shock if a client came dresed in uniform. I would have just passed out.

The other day, I had something so crazy happen...and I thought it was a vicious joke from a timewaster...the timewaster being a security guard!

Client calls asking me to meet him in resturaunt downstairs in hotel. When I arrive, it had just closed and a security guard wearing exactly the type of jacket he mentioned he would be wearing, was standing there instead waiting. He told me it was closed. I couldn't reach the client because he was calling me from a payphone. I felt like a fool.

I left, then 20 minutes later client calls again...I nearly go off on him as I thought he was pulling some prank. Turns out, the guy was from Mexico and was just paranoid of calling from anywhere near the hotel (and of course long-distance). I went back to the hotel and he was actually there outside...and the security guard who I thought was him earlier, was nosy as hell standing right next to him!