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Twenty-four men, including an Army lieutenant colonel and a West Islip firefighter, were arrested by Suffolk police for soliciting sex with minors on the Internet.
In a month-long sting, detectives from the Computer Crimes Unit posed as 13-year old boys and girls on the Internet and set up dates with the men, agreeing to meet them at a private house the police department rented in central Suffolk.
Thirteen of the men actually showed up, many of whom carried condoms, video equipment or pornography, police said. When they arrived, the suspects were greeted by police and arrested. All have been charged with disseminating indecent material to a minor, a felony crime.
http://www.boston.com/news/local/articles/2006/02/28/papers_detail_a_dark_side/?page=2
From April to September 2003, he oversaw training of Iraqi police in Balad, a restive Sunni area about 70 miles outside Baghdad.
O'Hare also led military security efforts at Logan after 9/11 and in Boston during the 2004 Democratic National Convention.
O'Hare was awarded two Bronze Stars for service in Iraq and Afghanistan and received Army medals for good conduct, meritorious service, and achievement. ''His record on the military side speaks very highly of him," Danielson said.
O'Hare has been a member of the Massachusetts State Police for 19 years, last assigned to the Holden barracks.
''I can say without reservation that Brian O'Hare has for 19 years been a trooper that people can be proud of," said Timothy M. Burke, a Needham lawyer who routinely represents Massachusetts State Police troopers and has known O'Hare nearly 20 years.
But yesterday authorities described a more disturbing side of O'Hare.
He was ensnared in the FBI sting when he joined the America Online chat room ''SCHOOLBOIS SHOWERSM4." There, he introduced himself to someone he thought was a 14-year-old male, saying he was ''5-10 180 bro/blu . . . masc guy . . . hairy chest," according to court documents.
FN FAL said:Thumbnail number three, from "Dix Hills", 19 year old creepy guy...almost looks like a regional fo.
Number nine looks like a regional fo as well...24 year old creepy guy.
:nuts:
mcjohn said:D'oh!!![]()
Number 6 looks like a cargo feeder route pilot.
http://www.newsday.com/news/local/longisland/ny-sex-internet-pg,0,592602.photogallery?index=6
Ha...It would be simple if we could just pass a law that made creepy looking people felons. Life would be so much more simpler, or would it?mcjohn said:My first instructor looked like number 6! He was a cooel.
VaB said:When are all these dumba$$ 40, 50, and 60 year old men going to figure out that there are not 15 year old girls on the internet that want to have sex with them?
FN FAL said:You guys were making comments about creepy 40, 50, 60 year-olds having sex with minors. In Wisconsin, it doesn't matter if you're a creepy 15 year-old or a creepy 50 year-old...it's a felony for "whoever" to have sex with anyone under the age of 16.
EatSleepFly said:But it's a funny song!
I hope he grins like Jack Nicholson,
And forces you to play a game called Balls On Chin,
And whatever happens next is all a blur,
But you remember "fist" can be a verb,
And when you finally regain consciousness,
You're bound and gagged in a wedding dress,
And the prison guard looks the other way,
'Cause he's the guy ya flipped the bird the other day
You're trying to argue the difference between morals, ethics and committing criminal acts.atrdriver said:And you weren't girl crazy when you were 15. I'll bet you didn't even think aobut getting laid till you were 18, huh? We were all looking for it at 15, whether it was legal or not. Any guy who wasn't is either gay, lying, or wears a pocket protector.
It's all about getting convictions. Think of it this way, most of the ones that I saw pictured in the articles looked like they might be liberals. If you can convert liberals into convicted felons, who cares if they wind up on GPS monitoring bracelets in a supervised monitoring situation, just so long as they can't vote in the next election and compete with the rest of us for jobs and political positions?GravityHater said:If they are not out there, are they just making their own law enforcement industry?