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We were just notified that #OperationCrossCountry will be happening on the third week of July. Please share with your whisper networks so they don't find out we know and change the dates or locations. Cops may set up in Vacation Rentals or Airbnbs in addition to hotels. We will send more information as it becomes available. Already happening in Oakland and Houston and nyc and Los Angeles. Eros and tryst. Wipe your devices. Remain silent. Don’t consent to searches. Ask for a lawyer. #sexwork #sexworkiswork #sexworker #sexworkersunite #helpnothandcuffs #rightsnotrescue #knowyourrights #kyr
Here’s why you should know about how #Knowyourrights training helps #sexworkers navigate encounters with #LawEnforcement. It’s easy just to know your rights in your head but it’s a lot harder to put into practice. If you have arrived in an out call and thought that everything was ok but it turned out to be a sting - try to remember not to say anything. #remainsilent. They will try to get you to talk and incriminate yourself which makes for a very easy prosecution. The very instant you find out that you are in the midst of #lawenforcement stay out loud “I wish to #remainsilent and I would like to speak to a lawyer”. Many times they will gang up on you and ask you several questions that wants to try and confuse you. Don’t fall for it! You do not have to answer their questions but every time they ask you a question or talked to each other, reaffirm the statement “I wish to #remainsilent I would like to speak to a lawyer” If you refuse to talk, they will have very little evidence to present to the district attorney to prosecute you and there’s a good chance that your charges could be dropped. Some people have reported there charges were dropped at first appearance the next day. Remember that even if you asked to speak to a lawyer, it doesn’t mean that the lawyer is going to appear anytime soon. The first time you see a lawyer might be at your first appearance before the judge the next morning. There will be a public defender at the arraignment. After they arrest you, they will read you your rights and take you to jail. He will be giving a bond and notified of what your charges are. You are a first appearance will probably be the next morning and your charges will be read again to you and the judge will set a new bond OR After they arrest you, they will read you your rights and take you to jail. A bond for a prostitution related charge can be anywhere from $500-$1500. You can post a cash bond or you can call a bail bondsman and he will bond you out for 10 to 15% of the requested bail. It is very difficult to find a bondsman that will write a bond on a prostitution charge. Unfortunately bondsman frequently take advantage of people that they have bonded out and ask t
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