Did the massage workers counter-sue? Or were formal charges brought against the officers for sexual assault? Because if someone took my hand and forced it upon their genitals, Iād consider that a sexual assault against ME.
If anything, isnāt the guy who grabbed a womanās hand and placed it on his penis the one who we should be looking into?
There are, certainly, consensual contexts in which that happens; but if the allegation hinges on their being an adversarial interaction (without one, āassaultā charges would be illogical); āI grabbed her hand and shoved it onto my dickā isā¦not the worlds most exculpatoryā¦ claim.
It really does sound like the cop is guilty of sexual assualt. Why hasnāt the DA pressed charged against the cop? They have all the evidence they needā¦ a confession.
Intentional Ladies Man reference or Typo?
āAww yeah, putting the Sensual back into Con-Sensualā
Just a typo, Iām afraid. I do love a bad pun(and a good one; but bad ones are most of the population); but that was just sloppy keyboarding.
While Iām glad the police confessedāalthough Iāll be surprised if theyāre prosecutedāit also amazes me that the police confessed. Did they not realize they were admitting to a crime?
I suppose it could be worse. They could have gotten confidential informants with criminal records to solicit sex in exchange for reduced sentences.
If the police run a sting, and it turns out they were wrong, there was no actual crime to catch someone doing, do they feel like they havenāt done their job?
There is something very āhuman natureā about this, like when a scientist has to fake data to make it look like he actually discovered something-- disproving your own hypothesis is perfectly valid science, but I can see it feeling like a letdown.
It is pretty simple and anyone should understand: if in a place of business I grab a womans hand and place it on my genitals I was not sexually assaulted, I was the assaulter.
Dismissing the charges sounds like too little.
But an awful lot of massage workers are in the country illegally, and find it nearly impossible to assert their rights.
Should that be consensual or consensuous?
I could be wrong, but it seems like these women were already brought up on charges, in court, and had proper representation by a lawyer. Any fear these women had of deportation should have gone along with their original arrest ā horse had left the barn, so to speak. So, if Iām already in court to defend myself, Iām in a pretty good position to assert my rights. I would hope that the City Prosecutor who brought the charges against the women in the first place might realize that he mixed up the assaulter and assaultees in this case. Perhaps the women chose not to press charges, and if they did, I suspect it might be due to the bias against their (real or perceived) profession as opposed to their immigration status.
The city prosecutor?
Bring charges against the police?
~ snrk ~
Let it be known that I believe in unicorns too. 
gives a whole new meaning to cop a feel
Experience has shown that itās not a crime when police do it.
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