“Take heed, ye red-blooded American males. The police are operating a new sting designed to destroy your life.
“The police are planting attractive women half naked in parks. They entice passing males, engage them in conversation, lay back, spread their legs and rest their feet on the men’s shoulders.
“After being as friendly and suggestive as possible, they ask to see your penis.“Don’t show it to them. You are being filmed by police. If you show your penis, you will be arrested as a pervert. “Only American police, judges, and juries could think that responding to a seductress’s invitation is proof of perversion….No, this is not a joke. It is actually happening. Last May in Berliner Park in Columbus, Ohio, Robin Garrison, a 42-year-old firefighter was lured into arrest by a half naked woman under a tree.
In reporting the story…ABC News describes the above: ‘Topless Woman Lured Perverts in Police Sting.’
“Get that, red-blooded American males. You are a pervert if you show your penis to a woman who is seducing you.”–Paul Craig Roberts, in Criminals With Badges
This incredible ABC story, discussed by Paul Craig Roberts above, details an outrageous assault on men. “Entrapment” is putting it mildly.
I highly recommend readers watch the ABC video of the sting, which can be found here. It’s from something of a distance, but the unfairness and absurdity of this sting comes across very clearly. The woman seems to be very attractive–she’s certainly in shape, she’s topless and very seductive.
She seems to like the guy a lot, at one point putting her leg on his shoulder (as pictured), at another spreading her legs in front of him. All the time topless. OK, I certainly agree that the guy should have said “let’s take this to a hotel room” instead of whipping it out, but he’s hardly a “pervert.” In fact, I think you’d be hard to find many heterosexual males who wouldn’t be turned on by this woman. While watching her I certainly wanted a closer view.
I suppose one could argue the guy should have known better, but that’s hardly a justification for charging him with a crime. It reminds me of a story my dad told me when I was a kid about Ralph Nader during the 1960s (I think). I don’t recall the details, but Nader was pursuing the auto industry for its allegedly unsafe cars and one of the companies decided to hire a woman to spy on him or create other mischief. The woman was very beautiful, and ran in to Nader at a supermarket, and came on to him very strong.
Nader guessed at what was happening and declined her advances. Later someone asked Nader how he knew it was a setup. Nader replied:
“I knew because this doesn’t happen to men.”
One odd thing–the ABC story says “The sunbathing woman is not affiliated with the police department and she was not asked to take part in the sting operation, according to a spokesperson for the department.” Was she simply a conveniently placed free-lance seductress? That seems questionable–anybody know more about it?
Thanks to Tony, a reader, for sending me the story.
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