09/2011 - Politur Still Arresting Chicas in Sosua.....

I did notice that on the beach there were fewer chicas walking alone, and the Haitianas were almost non existent if solo. Once while sitting at Siempre Sol (Herman's) having a coke, the politur stopped their truck right in front of the bar to Herman's left. One of the police got out and told the two girls sitting down at the table to "come with me". They both just pointed to the bar in front of where they were sitting as if to say "We work here". The politur cop just turned to leave with a frustrated/confused look on his face.

These ladies were Haitianas, but legitimately had jobs working for that bar.

I saw at least 5 girls getting arrested last week. One of them was defending herself as her life would depend on it. She was from Haiti...



These two were just talking to them:

http://news.insearchofchicas.org/for...1&d=1316808053

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Originally Posted by adios

I saw at least 5 girls getting arrested last week. One of them was defending herself as her life would depend on it. She was from Haiti...



These two were just talking to them:

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Dam I need to get back...

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Originally Posted by dquick

She paused to talk a little trash, everytime she passed a Politur.

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now THAT's my kind of chica......

for whatever warped reason... :)

she also blows guys in the mens bathroom at Rumba bar :rofl::rofl::rofl:

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Originally Posted by MyTio

she also blows guys in the mens bathroom at Rumba bar :rofl::rofl::rofl:

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See...... now UP here in Jersey... That would be a Girl you seek out when you at the bar...
but down there... Thats just not Classy enough for me...

:rofl:

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Originally Posted by Mr. Smooth

I did notice that on the beach there were fewer chicas walking alone, and the Haitianas were almost non existent if solo. Once while sitting at Siempre Sol (Herman's) having a coke, the politur stopped their truck right in front of the bar to Herman's left. One of the police got out and told the two girls sitting down at the table to "come with me". They both just pointed to the bar in front of where they were sitting as if to say "We work here". The politur cop just turned to leave with a frustrated/confused look on his face.

These ladies were Haitianas, but legitimately had jobs working for that bar.

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They actually do. Every bar can employ a girl for a peso per day. Bar owners don't want girl to claim anything after they work couple of month there. Also, beach is unfortunately beyond "established free prostitution zone". And no matter what police still can take anyone it wants.

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Originally Posted by questner

Every bar can employ a girl for a peso per day. Bar owners don't want girl to claim anything after they work couple of month there. .

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I don't follow your point. Are you saying the beach bars get around the labor laws?

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Originally Posted by eldorob

I don't follow your point. Are you saying the beach bars get around the labor laws?

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No, my point was even if bar owners employ girls for a peso a day - to attract clientele and offer girls the way not to be detained - it won't work. This is not Angeles City where one can get a girl a working permit or Germany where SW hookers buy 6 euro tickets from the municipality to be able to solicit from 8 pm to 6 am.

Big sweep on Beach today. Rounding up only Haitians. One rumor on street was a tourist was robbed and killed. Anyone have the REAL story? Sosua "RUMORS" are alway touchy in my experience.

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Originally Posted by Festy

Big sweep on Beach today. Rounding up only Haitians. One rumor on street was a tourist was robbed and killed. Anyone have the REAL story? Sosua "RUMORS" are alway touchy in my experience.

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What time was this? I was on the beach yesterday and didn´t see or hear a thing.

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Originally Posted by Festy

Big sweep on Beach today. Rounding up only Haitians. One rumor on street was a tourist was robbed and killed. Anyone have the REAL story? Sosua "RUMORS" are alway touchy in my experience.

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Big round-ups of illegal immigrants (Haitians) going on from Sosua to Sabaneta starting yesterday and continuing today. Truckloads are being shipped out.

Presumably this is nationwide as the new immigration laws came into effect this week.

I have been told that if they pay the officers RD$1,500 - RD$2,000 they are let off the truck.

Could be an expensive week for Sidney and Robert.:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

This is very positive. Next will be chulos, drug dealers, men suk-ups, shoe shine boys, DR chicas, crooked cops, etc.. Sosua will be perfect !!!!!!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by TC

What time was this? I was on the beach yesterday and didn´t see or hear a thing.

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Around 3:30-4pm. LordG and I were sitting at #95 and we saw the police lights on when they started at the beginning of the beach. I turned to LordG and said, "Here comes the Haitian sweep". As they got closer we saw two pickup trucks with two motorcycles leading the way. The guys on foot were entering stores/bars as well as picking the Haitians off the beach. Would have been hard to miss if anyone was on the beach at that time as there were several Haitians that didn't want to go willingly and put up MINOR struggles before getting loaded into the trucks. One tourist had his Haitian girl plucked off his arm right at #94 Grande Melones.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWVZ8dCoIeU

A question, are they just arresting the Haitian putas, or are they arresting all Haitians without proper documents, including the Haitian male hustlers that you see there?

All you ever hear about are the chicas? I just wonder if they are locking up the Haitians that are doing all the hustling and those who do the manual labor on the cheap.

I was just asked by a Supervisor with the National Police stationed in the capital, to be the God father of his recently born daughter, the ceremony is scheduled to be held the second Sunday in Feb. Right after my trip to Sosua. I was surprised that he asked me, but also honored, so when he asked after a bit of consideration I agreed. Hopefully that relationship, will give me some insights into what their thought process is, next time I see him I will ask him about some of this, I am curious about his reply, although a supervisor I am sure the decisions are made much higher up. But maybe he will have some insight none-the-less.

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Originally Posted by yayow

I was just asked by a Supervisor with the National Police stationed in the capital, to be the God father of his recently born daughter, the ceremony is scheduled to be held the second Sunday in Feb. Right after my trip to Sosua. I was surprised that he asked me, but also honored, so when he asked after a bit of consideration I agreed. Hopefully that relationship, will give me some insights into what their thought process is, next time I see him I will ask him about some of this, I am curious about his reply, although a supervisor I am sure the decisions are made much higher up. But maybe he will have some insight none-the-less.

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That's cool. You never know what you could learn and what kind of relationships/connections you can form from this. He must hold you in high regard to ask such a thing of you.

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Originally Posted by el toro

That's cool. You never know what you could learn and what kind of relationships/connections you can form from this. He must hold you in high regard to ask such a thing of you.

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I have known him for a couple of years, we have hung out socially quite a bit, and he has introduced me to some others with the National Police, which as you say can be helpful. He knows my whole family, my ex and my daughter. I haven't taken the time to really get to know his nuclear family, but now I guess I will.

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Originally Posted by elmudo

That just fucking sucks..so at this point next year no more chicas on PC? I guess I better start making a trip every month instead of every year before this becomes a sweet distant memory

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Not necessary, just switch the flight to Medellin!