[Columbus Dawg]

Ohio liquor control agents have been out of control for way too long. This stuff has got to stop. There are now confirmed reports of Ohio liquor agents doing surveillance at Michigan carry outs looking for Ohio residents buying alcohol so they catch the resident coming back into the state. What you have now is 70 year old gray-haired folks being asked for I.D. because businesses are now concerned about the Ohio Liquor Control Department. You can't drink beer at parties and tailgates before OSU and Cleveland Browns football games because it's (gasp) "not family friendly." All the while you try to drink and hope the one guy walking around in a football jersey is not some undercover liquor control agent.

Ohio Department of Liquor Control needs to be looked at big time.

[Army Air Corps]

"as liquor-control officers drank beer and watched in the audience for three months, court papers show."

Oh yeah, this sounds like a legit op.

[sirthomasthemore]

Seems things get weirder and weirder by the day...

[Paleo Conservative]

gave it to a 22-year-old college student who they had recruited to work undercover as a nude dancer.

Actually working with no cover.

[Tench_Coxe]

I'm just wondering how that stint will look on her resume.

[Old Professer]

Shoot, here in Nashville, they were so desperate to convict the small-time floozies they had to pay the informants to collect hard evidence so they could match DNA samples; our police chief is still trying to run away from his twice indicted DWI son at the same time.

We set a record for seatbelt violations and speeding tickets in the last year though, on the up side.

[btcusn]

If alll this is ok, than why didn't the cops use one of their daughter's id's? I'm sure someone at the department has a family member of the correct age.
Jack

[quietolong]

>>>>
Haley Dawson
Dawson’s father, David Dawson
He is the brother of Mike Dawson, the chief policy adviser to U.S. Sen. Mike DeWine. <<<<

Chance??

Things like this are just the start.
Wait tell we have the new ID law.

[rawhide]

"However, the Troy police said Szuhay almost cost them the investigation when she befriended club employees and began hanging out with them after hours — using Haley Dawson’s driver’s license to be served at bars."
"...he thinks that she started having second thoughts about this mission — especially as its conclusion and a very public trial neared. "
"Watching her dance was quite different than the other girls," Adams said. "She was doing some things I think she was ashamed of. . . . I think it was more about what she thought her family would think, and her dad in particular."
"...Szuhay "may have been of tender years," but Nasal has no sympathy for her, he said."


The liquor police corrupted a very young college woman. I know she agreed to do it, at age 22, but these liquor jerks provided the resources, and she became caught up in the evil around her. Did not anyone stop to think what this was doing to her personally? And these liquor policemen watched her perform. These liquor police bastards are a bunch of sick men.
And 'Miami County Prosecutor Nasal', there are no words to describe him and his comments.
What next, paying young college students to shoot up on drugs to try to apprehend drug pushers?

[ccmay]

This is the young "lady" who is the topic of the article.

Here she is on video.

-ccm

[Navy Patriot]

Why do I think that this is the rule rather than the exception?

[JerseyHighlander]

This is some insane Banana Republic Bravo Sierra.

[stylin19a]

"I don&#8217;t apologize for the investigation and the conduct," Nasal said. "The result speaks for itself."

sigh...the end always seem to justify the means.

[kcvl]

"I don’t apologize for the investigation and the conduct," Nasal said. "The result speaks for itself."

So it's okay for you to break the law while trying to investigate someone else for doing the same thing. EXCUSE ME!

[Bon mots]

The more of this stuff I read, the more the good ole US of A is starting to sound like the old USS of R.

[marsh2]

They stole the reputation of the woman who owned that driver's license and ss#. Now, her identity is linked to being a stripper. Boy would I sue for defamation if I were her.

[tet68]

a civil-nuisance charge that shut the club for one year and led to the confiscation of its property.

In order to avoid further charges, the club owners agreed to pay $15,000 to the city and state and leave Miami County — Nasal’s goal from the start.

What was his goal, confiscating their property or the
$15,000, or their leaving.

Outrageous!

[Gondring]

Out-of-control law-enforcement ping