Hooker Turned Customer In To Police After Seeing Kiddie Porn In His Home

[matcom]

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HOLLYWOOD , Fla. -- A hooker has turned in a customer after seeing child pornography on the man's home computer.

Detective Carlos Negron says police were contacted by the woman two days ago.

She told police that while at the man's apartment working as a prostitute she saw numerous pictures of children who appeared to be between the ages of 3 and 16. She saw pictures of children performing sex, and a video of an apparent toddler rape.

The woman told police that it was the disturbing video that pushed her to make the call after she left the apartment.

Negron says 29-year-old Federico Amezaga let investigators search his apartment, where they found the photos and videos.

Hollywood officers arrested Amezaga on 15 charges of possessing child pornography and took him to the Broward County Jail.

He was booked under total bond of $150,000.

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[bleedingheart]

1. She should get a medal.

[ret5hd]

2. A prostitute with more morals than a preacher...

no wonder jesus preferred the company of the lowest rather than the highest.

(disclaimer: posted by an atheist)

[bleedingheart]

4. so true...

[jobycom]

5. Another middle ages story about lawyers and prostitutes

During the twelfth century as money was again becoming part of the economy (as opposed to barter), the Church tried to reason out what money they could accept for pennance of sins, and what money was too tainted. They had two criteria: One, the money had to be honestly earned, and two, the work had to be morally acceptable. On prostitutes there was a guideline that they could accept the money for penance, because even though they sinned while performing their job, the work itself was real work, thus the money could be used as part of the pennance for their sins. Lawyers, however, could not use the money they earned for pennance, because not only was their work sinful, since they had to lie in the performance of their jobs, but they weren't really doing any work at all, since they were charging people for what they knew, rather than what they did. So, better to be a hooker than a lawyer.

Sorry to lawyers and hookers. Not saying that's my opinion, just relating a story.

[MnFats]

3. the old 'hooker with a heart of gold' story, eh?

well, maybe not.

a hooker with a conscience, i guess, which helps.

good for her. i hope she gets a pass next time she's in trouble with the cops.