Three State Trooper police lieutenants from Pennsylvania trooped all the way to Southeast Asia to enjoy some Sex Workers. The high ranking troopers were a part of an elite detail that guarded the Pennsylvania governor. This is another example of the hypocrisy Sex Workers have to live with. The same F.B.I agents, local police, state police, prosecutors and any other law enforcement authority you can think of probably supports a Sex Worker in some shape, form or fashion.
The whole situation came to light because of a lawsuit filed by Corporal Joe Farthing, a former member of the Executive Service Section, responsible for protecting the governor, Lt. Governor and their wives. Joe Farthing, a black man, claimed racism caused his peers to say he got paid for overtime he never did. So at the root of this case we have a black man fighting for justice on the job and to show and prove how corrupt his peers could be, he outs their appetite for Sex Workers and sparks a F.B.I investigation. Sounds like a new reality show.
The U.S Attorney’s office in Harrisburg, Pa. closed the investigation on the Asian Sex trips without filing charges against the two Lieutenants in question, Lt. Kruse and Lt. Brad Lawver. A third Lt., Douglas Martin, of the Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement is said to have joined the sex trip fiasco. The three men admitted to F.B.I agents that they hired Sex Workers in Thailand and Vietnam from 2002-2008. Most of the troopers have since trooped on and retired. Sex workers rule! Point blank. Period.—Legalize it!
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