Hey, Can A Woman "Ask To Get Raped"?

Milwaukee Police Announce Human Trafficking Prosecution
By Erin Toner
January 11, 2011

For the first time in Wisconsin, human trafficking has been prosecuted at the state level. Milwaukee Police Chief Ed Flynn helped announce Tuesday that a jury found 26-year-old Jermaine Rogers guilty of 11 felonies related to human trafficking. Authorities describe Rogers as a pimp who used manipulation and violence to enforce his rules on young women and ensure their loyalty. Flynn says human trafficking is not just an international crime, where victims are transported between countries and forced into sex slavery.

“But what we’ve learned in the United States in recent years is that the majority of our coerced sex workers are American born, people born right here in this country, taken away from their people, taken away from a safe environment and placed in a situation where they are exploited, assaulted and abused and forced to work sex for money,” Flynn says.

Flynn says police are increasingly finding that women who work the streets are forced there by people controlling their lives, and that takes the case beyond prostitution offenses. The chief credits last Friday’s successful prosecution to a task force that includes law enforcement, the District Attorney’s office and social service agencies that reach out to victims.
http://www.wuwm.com/programs/news/view_news.php?articleid=7554

For the first time in Wisconsin, human trafficking has been prosecuted at the state level

She testified that she felt "powerless" to leave Marcus

Yes, we are well aware that the Feminists are highly in favor of making men criminals based upon the self reported feelings of women!

Lord if there is a god then some unstable woman who you had piss of in one way or another will sooner or later file false rape charges on your ass.

So you can enjoy being guilt until proven innocent and even then have people wonder for the rest of your life.

It seems they got it right. That's a good thing.

Flynn says police are increasingly finding that women who work the streets are forced there by people controlling their lives, and that takes the case beyond prostitution offenses.

In Roseland, there are no pimps and
women solicit customers from the street. Just a few blocks away in Pullman, all women
work with pimps who locate customers and set-up tricks, so that the prostitutes rarely
solicit on street corners. Under the pimp model, there are fewer transactions, but the
prices charged are substantially higher and the clientele is different. Prostitutes who
work with pimps appear to earn more, and are less likely to be arrested. It appears that
the pimps choose to pay efficiency wages. Consistent with this hypothesis, many of the
women who do not work with pimps are eager to work with pimps, and indeed we
observe a few switches in that direction over the course of the sample. Pimps are limited
by their ability to find customers, however, so they operate on a small scale.

The third and final ingredient for successful pimping is that a
pimp must have a woman or women that want to see him on top.
He is looking for dedication. He is looking for someone who
wants to see her man in fine clothes and driving fine cars.His successor
lack of success is a reflection on her. If her man is not looking
his best, then she is not a very successful ho, and this will make
for an embarrassing impression. As a prostituted woman, she
must work very hard to earn his respect and his love and to keep
him achieving the best in material possessions. He in return
invites her into his underground social network with the sense of
belonging it brings and the promise of material possessions it
provides.

Your stupidity is only exceeded by your paranoia

C'mon, hawkeye and Bill - admit it. You're both real hounds and chick magnets, aren't ya? You both could probably produce hotselling tomes about all your sexual conquests and the way babes just flock to ya, couldn't ya?

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Your stupidity is only exceeded by your paranoia

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Try telling that to the cops in the posted video that was thanking the gods for their dash cam.

Or to a large percent of all men who had gone through a divorce and found that their soon to be ex-wives have no problem lying under oath to the courts for that matter.

Yes, we are well aware that the Feminists are highly in favor of making men criminals based upon the self reported feelings of women!

As a male it just might be useful information for me to have that at least at one time in her life she was willing to cry rape when no rape had occur

Or to a large percent of all men who had gone through a divorce and found that their soon to be ex-wives have no problem lying under oath to the courts for that matter.

The third and final ingredient for successful pimping is that a
pimp must have a woman or women that want to see him on top.

Bayshore rape defendant questions accuser at trial
By TOM BRENNAN | The Tampa Tribune
January 11, 2011

As he began defending himself against rape and other charges that could land him a life sentence, Luis Munuzuri Harris sought to keep it impersonal when confronting his accuser.

In cross-examining the woman, Harris used terms such as "that man" and "your assailant" when referring to the rapist.

The 28-year-old woman wouldn't accept any vagueness.

"I was raped by you," she said. "You forced sex on me."

Every time Harris used the third person, the woman used the second.

"I did everything I could to escape you," she said.

Harris' often-sputtering questioning drew objections from prosecutors and admonishments from the judge.

At one point, Hillsborough Circuit Judge Chet A. Tharpe called for a lunch break despite jurors wanting to press on to give Harris time to organize his questions. It came as Harris was reading a lengthy deposition, apparently looking for potential queries.

Tharpe told Harris he was conscious of the potential anguish the woman may suffer from being laboriously grilled by the person she said raped her. He said he wouldn't tolerate needless delays or repetitiveness.

Harris, who bickered with his public defenders for months before dismissing them last week, tried to personalize himself in his opening statement today.

"I am no monster," he told jurors. "I'm just like everyone else."

But the woman painted a different picture.

She said she was heading to work July 29 when she saw a flashing blue light out. She said Harris then pulled alongside her and waved her to the curb.

The woman said Harris told her he was an undercover narcotics officer and was going to take her to jail on drunken driving charges because she was swerving. First he wanted to take her to an ATM so she could get bail money.

The woman said she knew Harris wasn't an officer when he got lost in Hyde Park.

"I'm thinking this guy is going to kill me," she said. "He's got my life in my hands."

She said they eventually returned to Patriots Park on Bayshore Boulevard where they had left her car. There, she said, Harris raped her.

Harris told jurors he stopped to help the woman after she hit a curb. He said they chatted, hit it off and went for drinks. Then, he said, they had consensual sex.
http://www2.tbo.com/content/2011/jan/11/111829/bayshore-rape-suspect-tells-jurors-hes-no-monster/news-breaking/

Drama continues in Bayshore rape trial as defendant represents himself
By Alexandra Zayas, Times Staff Writer
Jan 12, 2011

TAMPA — Bayshore rape suspect Luis Munuzuri-Harris, representing himself in trial this week, had some complaints to share before testimony began Wednesday:

He wanted a mistrial. He said his mother observed a juror saying he hoped Harris had a good defense. A had judge found on Tuesday that the mother misinterpreted a question that juror asked a bailiff.

Another problem: The reporters were tweeting, showing photos of him in a jail uniform and shackles. He wanted the judge to limit Internet communication and appoint an investigator to see if jurors had been exposed.

And another thing: He'd witnessed the judge and the prosecutor smiling at each other in front of the jury.

"This is not a high school," Harris said.

Circuit Judge Chet A. Tharpe responded, "Let me stop you right there."

He said Harris, who has been charged with posing as a cop to pull over and rape a 28-year-old woman along Bayshore Boulevard, has been making "baseless" accusations in an attempt to build an appeal case.

He did it with his once-appointed public defenders, Tharpe said, and he was doing it now — to either cause a mistrial or to make it appear that there has been some type of misconduct in the event that he is convicted.

He denied Harris' motion for a mistrial and said he would not appoint an investigator.

He said that if Harris didn't follow the rules, he would terminate his self-representation.

Harris responded, "I'm not a dog that you need to bark orders at."

Following yesterday's unusual cross-examinination of his alleged victim, Harris has questioned Tampa Police officers and a Crisis Center nurse examiner about the alleged victim's behavior and her account of the episode between them, including inconsistenies in her statements about exactly when she was handcuffed.

The nurse examiner said abrasions and lacerations on her intimate areas were consistent with rape.

Harris asked, "People engaged in consensual sex don't get a little rough from time to time?"

At one point, as Harris was cross-examining the case detective, he came dangerously close to "opening the door" to evidence that has been excluded from the trial. Had the detective given an answer, prosecutors would have been able to introduce details of a second crime in which Harris is accused of posing as an undercover narcotics officer, pistol-whipping someone at Pete's Place in South Tampa.

Assistant State Attorney Jennifer Johnson reacted before the detective answered and objected, on the defendant's behalf. She may not do it again.

"You are at your own peril," Tharpe told Harris. "You may get an answer you don't want to hear."
http://www.tampabay.com/news/courts/criminal/article1145002.ece

Because someone is found not guilty after a trial does not necessarily mean a rape did not occur. Rape is a difficult crime to successfully prosecute. A not guilty verdict does not mean the allegation was false.

I can only imagine how difficult it must be for this woman to be cross-examined by the man she alleges raped her.