re: Bourbon street probe now claims its goal was to arrest pimps

but a better way to ensure they're off the streets is the higher charge

a lower charge = more likely to get out and it NOT disrupt the operation

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Asked whether investigators had been able to connect some of the ATC activity that occurred inside the clubs with investigative work done outside the club by NOPD, Harrison said, "I think it's premature to be able to answer that right now because we're still working with State Police."

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Fear not citizens! NOPD is on the cutting edge of crime techniques

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The NOPD didn't begin its own education on victim-centered approaches to prostitution to enforce human trafficking laws until the second half of 2016, said Doug Eckert, the commander of NOPD's criminal investigative division, in an interview last year. JPSO Lt. Billy Hare, who leads that agency's vice squad, said in a separate interview that he became educated about best practices for enforcing sex trafficking laws as far back as the early 2000s.

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chicago is a great city, all the violence is isolated to areas you would never be in

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NOLA is bad but I’m going with Chicago.

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A lot of people have nice careers and a nice lives in Chicago. You get economic dominance in return for their bullshite politics.

You get crumbling infrastructure and the the lingering smell of open sewers in return for it in New Orleans.

Why are we defending strip clubs lol

Well we're not ranking New Orleans's problems. When Reggie's got popped everybody said we should just raze it to the ground.

Reggies got popped rightfully so. They were serving minors

The strip clubs got shut down for human trafficking, which the city admitted there was no evidence of any of it happening.

They are also doing it during the busiest 2 week stretch of the year. This would be like shutting down Reggies for no reason at all every home LSU game

Economy must suck for New Orleans to crack down on hookers and strip clubs