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Award Recipient. Sex Offenses. Prostitution and Indecent Exposure. Prostitution Case Results. He does not agree verbally to this, but by nodding his head, which is not recorded on an audio recording device. Case not filed. Our client, age 20, was not a U. He was hoping to become a U.
He was employed at a well-known, major South Bay employer, but aspired to join the U. The client was driving northbound on Long Beach Boulevard at about p. He pulled to the curb and rolled down his window. He then spoke to her, unbeknownst to him that she was a police decoy, who asked him what he wanted. A brief chat ensued in which he asked for sex and the decoy specified a price. The client then, by nodding his head only, agreed to pay her this amount.
Nothing was said in agreement. She then directed the client to move his car away from Long Beach Boulevard, down Bullis Road nearby, to meet her there in a more discreet location. He agreed and moved forward, turning the corner. However, before he could stop his car to wait for the decoy, the police pulled him over and he was arrested.
He was then taken to the Compton police station by another police officer. Compton Courthouse. Our client was extremely nervous because he was not a U. He feared that he would be subject to deportation proceedings immediately and that a representative from Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICE would pick him up from the Compton police station. Nothing of the sort took place. They also found that he had a condom in a small package. The client otherwise remained silent and did not confess to seeking sex with the decoy.
