Cape Cod Police: Prostitutes Hold Dog For Ransom

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(Dog taken in lieu of payment for services rendered. 84 year old invalid owner laments dog's absence. Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction)

"CENTERVILLE — Ladybug, a 4-year-old, black-and-brown Yorkshire terrier, may have learned a few new tricks over the past several weeks.

The 3½-pound pup has been held ransom by prostitutes since Aug. 15, when the two women, who were visiting the son of the dog's owner at the family's Centerville home, allegedly took Ladybug in lieu of payment, according to the police and the victim.

The loss of Ladybug was devastating, said the dog's 84-year-old owner.

She recently had a stroke and Ladybug is an important part of her life, she said.

"She's like a service dog," the woman said, crying repeatedly over her pooch's predicament.

The son has not been charged with any crime related to the incident, the police said, and the Times is not naming him or the woman to protect her identity.

Inside her home Thursday, the woman said that she got Ladybug when the dog was eight weeks old and that she was the smartest dog she has ever owned. Although her 21-year-old cat is still with the woman, she has little other company, she said, adding it is difficult for her to get around."

Police: Prostitutes hold dog for ransom | CapeCodOnline.com
 
What's a working girl to do?

Its pretty obvious what happened.

the JOHN tried to STIFF the help and the help wasn't going to allow him to get away with it.

His GM and her dog is the victim.

And since the JOHN gave the girls the Dog in leiu of payment?

I'm not even sure they knowingly did anything wrong.
 
The Cape of Cod be a strange place indeed.
Teddy Kennedy, late Senator from Massachussetts, and a member of the party that unequivocally abhors the use of petroleum and its derivatives for fuel for warmth and/or transportation and supposedly adores the derivation of energy for human use from natural resources, as if the decomposition byproducts of dinosaurs and ancient tropical forests were unnatural in origin, once had the planning and contruction of a Cape windfarm halted in its tracks because it would supposedly spoil the view from his back porch. Then there are the denizens and visitors to another Cape Cod oddity, Provincetown, MA, often referred to as the San Francisco of the East, reknown for the abundance of same gender pairs who wander its streets, apparently mistakenly thinking the person they had just been holding hands with and abundantly showering with gestures of affection was a person they were capable of mating with.
Long history of trying to put square pegs into round holes there. Maybe the girls weren't worth the money they demanded. It wouldn't be the first time a contractor shows up to do a job, only does half the work he originally agreed to, and then demands to be paid for the entire job.
Ride 'em cowboy!
 
(Dog taken in lieu of payment for services rendered. 84 year old invalid owner laments dog's absence. Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction)

"CENTERVILLE — Ladybug, a 4-year-old, black-and-brown Yorkshire terrier, may have learned a few new tricks over the past several weeks.

The 3½-pound pup has been held ransom by prostitutes since Aug. 15, when the two women, who were visiting the son of the dog's owner at the family's Centerville home, allegedly took Ladybug in lieu of payment, according to the police and the victim.

The loss of Ladybug was devastating, said the dog's 84-year-old owner.

She recently had a stroke and Ladybug is an important part of her life, she said.

"She's like a service dog," the woman said, crying repeatedly over her pooch's predicament.

The son has not been charged with any crime related to the incident, the police said, and the Times is not naming him or the woman to protect her identity.

Inside her home Thursday, the woman said that she got Ladybug when the dog was eight weeks old and that she was the smartest dog she has ever owned. Although her 21-year-old cat is still with the woman, she has little other company, she said, adding it is difficult for her to get around."

Police: Prostitutes hold dog for ransom | CapeCodOnline.com

"...the Times is not naming him or the woman to protect her identity."


Oh, sure...but how is Ladybug supposed to feel, now that all her doggy-friends are talking about her family???

No wonder you never see her in church.....
 
Where do you think the Greeks got their ideas for some of their mythological creatures? They were well aware of what the occassional young males would be up to on some of those long nights in the fields watching the flocks of sheep, or tending the cattle and the horses.
 

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