Worried about neighbors / police (york region area)

[Poontang Fan]

Hi there,
I just went to a massage in my area in York region, and it was on a street with with a few houses. I know I should have thought of this earlier but is it possible to end up having the cops visit my house? I am worried that the neighbors could have taken a pic of my license plate and reported me. Does anyone have any insight or any experiences regarding this?

Thanks.

Park your car one or two streets away and walk to the house. If anyone follows you when you leave, just keep walking until they give up.

 

[snoopdoggie]

Has happened to me 3 times in my 20+ years of hobbying.

First time was in the old EBC.
Both of us was buck naked and I was enjoying a meal at the "Y".
Without knocking the LE suddenly tried to bust in and interrupt my "dinner" barely identifying themselves as LE.

Inadvertently and LUCKILY I had my BIG FOOT wedged under the door handle due to the room configuration and positioning of the table.
In state of shock and I quickly locked my knees securing the door while giving her enough time to get up, dress, and cover me.
DAMN that was a close call.
Saw her several times after that. Believe meI got my just dessert.

Third time was just last year around 0830 pm at a well known spa (won't give name but Spa has since moved).

So, I am still dressed waiting in the room #3 for my attendant to come see me.
Suddenly I hear talking in hallway, then rooms doors being opened, "get dressed", etc, etc.

The LEAD LE gets to my room, immediately demands my info and refused to answer any of my questions except purpose of their visit.
He went on to assume, chastise and accuse me for having had or about to have some sort of sexual services.
I basically stayed calm, held my grounds by refusing to give any ID until he answered questions about my rights and the consequence of me exerting my rights.
Boss man insisted "you don't have a choice.....basically do as I tell you to Instead he threaten to keep me for as long as the investigation takes even up top 2 hours.
In addition he made sarcastic remarks bsemirching me character. Acted like a TOTAL DICK trying to intimidate me.
I held my grounds (was in no rush to go anywhere), then after being watched for about 20 minutes, a subordinate escorted me out to my car.

I was actually driving a rental ....still they could not have immediatelky done a licence check.
I explain to the subordinate (who was polite) that the Lead LE's behaviour was arguably unprofessional using bullying and intimidating tactics.
Further explained his was the main reason why I did not feel obligated to giving my ID knowing that I was not guilty of anything except
being found in a MP (that alledgedly offering sexual services).

Now if I had been BUCK naked, my actions would probably have been more compliant.
I do know there were some tickets handed out that night. I know /overheard at least one customer was caught getting a BJ.

Since I was driving a rental that night I wasn't too worried that they would do a licence search.
I actually drove away but returned after 15 minutes voluntarily give my info just for the sake of peace of mind.


Take away is to always stay calm, stay polite, know your rights, and depending on situation don't give them an opportunity or get away with being DICK on your case.

STAY SAFE

I'm not a lawyer, so do we have the same obligations to co-operate with by-law officers as we do with police officers? I had a CP Rail police officer that threatened me with a traffic violation, just for rolling a stop sign, but then changed his mind. I wanted to question his authority because he wasn't a regular police, but I didn't want to piss him off.

 

[FreemanMcMillan]

I'm not a lawyer, so do we have the same obligations to co-operate with by-law officers as we do with police officers? I had a CP Rail police officer that threatened me with a traffic violation, just for rolling a stop sign, but then changed his mind. I wanted to question his authority because he wasn't a regular police, but I didn't want to piss him off.

Was the stop sign at a railway crossing? Their jurisdiction begins and ends at the tracks.
You have very few obligations to by-law enforcement. And probably fewer obligations to police than you think.

 

[derekgbob1980]

I've been in spa's multiple times when the by law guys come in. The girls typically just whisk you out the back before they let them in. They don't seem panicked, just don't want to inconvenience you. If you are getting a bj and hear cops, you should immediately put on clothes. Being in a MP is not illegal, its a registered business. You being in a room with a girl is not illegal. You paying for a bj and them catching you getting that bj may cause a problem, but most cops i've encountered in my life tend to be checking for trafficking stuff. Guys busting nuts in MPs is the least of their worries. I try to go to established places and usually they have older Asian women which is my preference anyways. Stay calm and clothed if you hear the cops come in. Happy hobbying

 

[Mephistopheles]

Just because you parked your car on someone's driveway, doesn't mean you committed a crime. The neighbours don't have any evidence of any wrong doing. You're not allowed to visit friends at their residences? Hopefully Canada hasn't been taken over yet by Putin or Drunk Trump!

Trump doesn`t drink or do drugs ........... never has.

 

[snoopdoggie]

Was the stop sign at a railway crossing? Their jurisdiction begins and ends at the tracks.
You have very few obligations to by-law enforcement. And probably fewer obligations to police than you think.

Nope. It wasn't anywhere near any railroad tracks. He threatened to give me a traffic ticket because I didn't make a full stop, with no other vehicle traffic in sight at 3am. He was driving his vehicle down the street I was crossing, but he was far away. There was no danger of a collision at all.

 

[Flatulent Fox]

Nope. It wasn't anywhere near any railroad tracks. He threatened to give me a traffic ticket because I didn't make a full stop, with no other vehicle traffic in sight at 3am. He was driving his vehicle down the street I was crossing, but he was far away. There was no danger of a collision at all.

I googled this out of curiosity and I found this page:

CN Police Service | Safety | Delivering Responsibly | cn.ca

Proud of our long history in railway policing that dates back to early 19th century, the CN Police Service commits to making CN the safest Railway in North America by protecting its people, property and resources and by ensuring the safety and security of the communities that CN serves.

www.cn.ca

Here is the relevant paragraph from the 2nd paragraph of the "About Us" section:

CN Police Constables have been granted all the powers of a peace officer under the Railway Safety Act, including those powers vested through the Criminal Code of Canada, to enforce violations occurring on or within 500 metres (550 yards) of CN’s railway network throughout Canada, in so far as the enforcement relates to the protection of property owned, possessed, or administered by the railway as well as the protection of persons while on CN property.

So if you're within 500m of railway property, they have the same powers as a regular cop. As with regular cops, they can still ticket/arrest you for speeding or other vehicular offenses even if there's nobody around for you to endanger.

 

[cyanbg]

I googled this out of curiosity and I found this page:

CN Police Service | Safety | Delivering Responsibly | cn.ca

Proud of our long history in railway policing that dates back to early 19th century, the CN Police Service commits to making CN the safest Railway in North America by protecting its people, property and resources and by ensuring the safety and security of the communities that CN serves.

www.cn.ca

Here is the relevant paragraph from the 2nd paragraph of the "About Us" section:


So if you're within 500m of railway property, they have the same powers as a regular cop. As with regular cops, they can still ticket/arrest you for speeding or other vehicular offenses even if there's nobody around for you to endanger.

They’re allowed to do it, but it’s dumb. People with the power to hand out tickets should use discretion. Thanks for shedding light on their powers.

 

[snoopdoggie]

I googled this out of curiosity and I found this page:

CN Police Service | Safety | Delivering Responsibly | cn.ca

Proud of our long history in railway policing that dates back to early 19th century, the CN Police Service commits to making CN the safest Railway in North America by protecting its people, property and resources and by ensuring the safety and security of the communities that CN serves.

www.cn.ca

Here is the relevant paragraph from the 2nd paragraph of the "About Us" section:


So if you're within 500m of railway property, they have the same powers as a regular cop. As with regular cops, they can still ticket/arrest you for speeding or other vehicular offenses even if there's nobody around for you to endanger.

It was probably 5km from a railway, let alone 500 metres. I don't know what he was doing there. He was probably on his way to work from home or something. He probably didn't know his own limits. Anyways that's an interesting website, especially for people looking for a career in the railway business. It's good to know that there are some good opportunities out there if you're willing to relocate. Some jobs are offering a $10,000 signing bonus.