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Night with escort costs man more than expected
A 60-year-old man contacted police Thursday morning, July 8, to complain about a woman who had taken his money. He explained to officers he’d called an escort service, which sent a young woman in her 30s to his apartment Wednesday night.
After an hour, the woman informed the gentleman that it was time for her to leave. But, she said, she was having such a good time and really liked the gentleman. Would it be alright, she wondered, if she stayed the night, the gentleman remembered.
He told police he approved the arrangement and they partied into the night, consuming several bottles of wine.
When the gentleman awoke the next morning, the young woman and the gentleman’s wallet were gone, as was $157 in cash from his pants’ pocket. The gentleman told police he walked to his bank to cancel his debit card that was in his wallet. He discovered his bank balance had gone from around $1,600 to $33.
And, by the way, he told police, the young woman had told him she was a parole, just recently released from prison.
It appears to have been an expensive night.
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