I know a former executive at Homeland Security who was also a federal prosecutor. He's now the head of security for a large company that owns luxury condos.
When I reported a former roommate for prostituting teenage girls (my friends), the security executive said they didn't want to know about it. This led to a dispute and the executive called five of my colleagues, intimidated them and told them lies about me.
The situation quickly devolved from there, involving a complicated tale of criminal and civil charges.
It was shocking to realize how many guys think its okay to offer girls money for sex, even if they're young.
When I reported a former roommate for prostituting teenage girls (my friends), the security executive said they didn't want to know about it. This led to a dispute and the executive called five of my colleagues, intimidated them and told them lies about me.
The situation quickly devolved from there, involving a complicated tale of criminal and civil charges.
It was shocking to realize how many guys think its okay to offer girls money for sex, even if they're young.