Stung by Prostitution, Town Shames Customers
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Many of the inhabitants of these villages have difficulty coming to regret the feeling for prostitutes, following roads, and in desperation crack money, less than $ 20 for their services. But compassion does not extend to people who come from the city, looking for sex. “It is aufwühlend to the point where it resembles a contempt for you,” said Daria Cooper, tells how to avoid them, even walk to the store, because the exit oftown Wyandanch often, the men based on the principle that every woman From on the road is a prostitute. For a quarter of the effort to build a swamp of poverty, drugs and crime, such an attitude is more than many people can bear. Tired by prostitutes in the corners and men offering their daughters, and frustrated by the police sweeps, the problems are not resolved lem, the Civic Association has Wyandanch a dramatic step in this winter. With the help of a list of the police, letters to the homes of 63 men arrested because they get prostitutes with the words “Patronizing a prostitute” written in bold red ink on the cover and inside A copy of the police report, with the man in particular, which bears the name highlighted. “It’s so that people know that we do not want you to use our community as a playground,” says Muriel Simmons-McCord, secretary of the Civic Association. Demütigende customers of prostitution as a means of prostitution is an attack of the controversial tactic was used with limited success in the past. In 1979, in one of the most published, Edward I. Koch, mayor of New York City from the public radio station, WNYC, dissemination of the names of the men arrested advertise prostitutes. But the plan was abandoned after one day because so many people have complained. Upon receipt of the correspondence from Wyandanch, much more intense male members of the Civic Association to complain that their rights and privacy have been violated. A man who calls for “John”, which appeared on television Sally Jesse Raphael show, explaining that sex was a fanatic of the struggle and reform, to the letter that he had missed the chance to confess to his wife. (She was not too happy, either, she left him for a period of six weeks.) “It’s one thing if you will be stopped, and that is another thing, if it does harassment at home,” said Samuel Ackerman, has been one of the letters. M. Ackerman, lives in the town of near Plain View, said prostitution should be legalized, but acknowledged that it is irreconcilable with a view here. “That was embarrassing, not to speak,” he said. But miracles, whose inhabitants of dignity is more important - or that they are prostitutes’ clients. “This is Long Island, you claim, you can enjoy your privacy, and it is an invasion on day-to-day basis,” said Daria Cooper, who grew up here, if Wyandanch was a typical suburban class average owner of the house. But now, she says, they are fighting to hang, because it is the victim titutes block prostate, drug traffickers and welfare recipients temporarily, the rental costs for landlords’ absenteeism. |