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Originally Posted by Jim in CT
CA wants a law saying police can’t arrest people
for suspicion of prostitution, this is what you get. Congrats for passing that law. Way to serve the citizens. Liberal state legislature somehow claims this law serves the interests of the LGBTQ community. Good for them. If the price is a little human sex trafficking, who cares?
Wow who’s surprised why fox ran this and you took the bait.
soliciting outside a Catholic grade school.
This is why everyone is moving out of FL and TX, and moving to CA.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/suspected...g-driveway.amp |
Yep more fanatic theory’s. Guess what lots of hookers still in Fla and TX
Majority supports decriminalizing sex work Of course unless you’re a Christian conservative.. you like it the old fashion was dark back alleys
And of course you are a little behind the curve and showing your true colors again thinking that arresting people be you think they may commit a crime. Is OK ��
July 1, 2022, at 7:24 p.m. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday signed a new state law that will stop police from arresting people for loitering for prostitution
To be clear, this bill does not legalize prostitution," Newsom said in a signing message
A 2019 bill bars arresting sex workers if they are reporting various crimes as a victim or witness. The same law bans using possession of condoms as reason for an arrest.