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Wrong. It is specifically an offense to transport someone to a "common bawdy house." i.e. a fixed location which the "keeper" (owner\operator) employs others to sell sex to "the commons" (public) for his personal material benefit. This has no bearing whatsoever on a driver transporting an SP to...

Thanks again for the responses. Much appreciated @ Mustache - I have to disagree with your interpretation of the law. By your logic any taxi driver transporting an SP would be open to prosecution. It's an anti exploitation law aimed at pimps, and it all boils down to who works for who. In the...

Yes... which is precisely why I'm interested as to whether there is any interest within the industry for legitimate security professionals such as myself. I have to maintain a clean criminal record in order to maintain my licensing from the government. I have to pass numerous backgrond checks by...

Fair enough. Thanks for the info. Would any SPs care to weigh in with some suggestions?

@ Lenny: I'll have to give it some thought. There's drive time vs. waiting time vs. mileage all to consider. Put it to you this way: I think $300 - $500 cash for every 4 hours worked would be appropriate. @PostiePete: Not sure if you're making a joke or if I've really done something to offend...

This is a sincere question, and I apologize if it is in the wrong forum. I work in the security industry. With the economy the way it is, I'm looking for ways to make ends meet. Curious whether there is any need or interest from the indie SP community for persons of reliable, professional...