Seattle, Are You Sure It Wasn't S.B., from New Orleans, who loves to eat the goodies of prostitutes?

Deputies bust man who picked up teen prostitute

By HECTOR CASTRO
P-I REPORTER

King County sheriff's deputies on Monday said they arrested a man after they caught him having sex with a suspected prostitute who was just 15 years old.

Deputy Rodney Chinnick said that about 3:30 p.m. the two deputies were patrolling a bus line in Seattle, along Aurora Avenue North and North 145th Street, when they saw a young woman they believed was working as a prostitute.

The deputies watched as the suspected prostitute was picked up by a man in a 1997 Subaru Legacy, and followed.

Inside a nearby parking garage, the deputies said they saw the two engaged in a sex act, and moved in.

After determining that the suspected prostitute was underage, they contacted her family and released her to her mother.

Chinnick said having sex with anyone under 16 is rape of a child, a felony. The deputies booked the 34-year-old man into the King County Jail for investigation of child rape and committing a sexual assault.

Though the offense happened inside Seattle city limits, deputies working in the Metro Transit unit often make such arrests as part of their work patrolling the buses and transit lines.

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Wow, Seattle, you better watch out. Let's hope the 40 year old unemployed vagrant from New Orleans don't know about this. Surely he will be on the prowl, to commit more burglaries, before he is sentenced. After all, how will he support his drug habit and his kinky fetish for the attention of young prostitutes? Daddy Big Bucks will soon be going to the federal pen. Therefore, he cannot help his pathetic son.
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"Seattle-area home appreciation has been the hottest in the nation for 11 months in a row, despite steadily slowing for the past year and a half, according to data released Tuesday.

July's price for a typical home in King, Pierce and Snohomish counties was up 6.9 percent from July 2006 and 0.2 percent from June 2007, according to the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices, which do not give actual prices.

The August median home price was $439,000 in Seattle and $415,000 in King County, according to the Northwest Multiple Listing Service. Both medians figured in condominiums and single-family homes." |Read more|