Pensacola Woman Charged With Prostitution After Accidentally Texting Cop

NBC Miami ^ | Monday, Dec 30, 2013

[nickcarraway]

A Florida woman was charged with prostitution after she accidentally texted an investigator asking if he wanted to "have fun," according to a report.

The text came from 27-year-old Schquita Alaysha Warren of Pensacola, who thought the number belonged to an acquaintance named "Sam," reported the Pensacola News Journal.

The investigator posed as Sam and agreed to meet Warren for sex at a motel, where he arrested her and charged her with prostitution, the Journal reported.

She was later released after posting $1,000 bond.

[nickcarraway]

This is why I hate to text...

[donmeaker]

Must have been a slow day for the cop.

See the problem is that the state didn’t get their sales tax from the transaction. It she merely agreed consentual relations with no cash, then there would have been no crime.

[Theoria]

Happens to me at least twice a week.

[Jet Jaguar]

Schquita?

[cynwoody]

The only dollar amount mentioned is the bond. I sense a missing case ...

[Paladin2]

This is why I hate to text...

I know what you mean.

"Schquita", it's so difficult to spell correctly.

[Doc Savage]

Damn, I was going to name my next kid that...........

[Mathews]

I don’t know how to post a picture, but I found hers... some things should just be left alone.

[Democrat_media]

another example of government insanity

[Mr. K]

"Schquita Alaysha "

OK are these just made up to 'sound' african or something?

[Vigilanteman]

I’d say so. Any lawyer worth his salt is going to get this charge tossed quicker than you can read a Miranda card.

[Pan_Yan]

Schquita Alaysha Warren

Not to be confused with Schquita Alaysha Warner, just in case you know one.

[Anton.Rutter]

Her momma named her because of the sound she made popping out...schQUIta...”Damm, who knew the baby could shoot out of there and fly across the room like that?” ;)

[elkfersupper]

See the problem is that the state didn’t get their sales tax from the transaction. It she merely agreed consentual relations with no cash, then there would have been no crime.

Well said. Prostitution should not be a crime and taxes have been paid on money exchanged in such activity more than once. The problem arises when some governmental entity wants to tax the exchange of funds for goods or services every time it takes place.

[Charles Henrickson]

"Aw jeez, not this Schquita again!"

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

IB4 “I stopped at Schquita” mention?

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

Darn you! see #16

[Red in Blue PA]

And if she agreed to go out on a date at an expensive restaurant and got expensive gifts, somehow that is a date and different.

But in reality, it is quite the same to this.

Govt needs to get out of everything!

[devolve]

Banana?

[chris37]

Yo, ain’t dat be banana, yo?