Colombo

[QUOTE=Jonny Small85]I had never ever been to LP. Despite the rain, I decided to pay a visit to this so called legendary location. I intentionally delayed my visit by around 45 minutes in order to dry myself. Finally once I was ready for the visit and informed the guard about my interest, he asked me if I am a media person, or a policeman. When I said NO, he asked if I am going to have a look. I asked him what is wrong, and if everything is alright on the *** floor. He responded saying that the place was raided just now. Had I been there 15 minutes early, I would have got caught red handed.

I would rank the above as one of my luckiest escapes. I have been trapped in a similar event which took place overseas, even though they were not directly related to LEs. I just remembered how the Police in the other country helped me escape from the club owner while the opposite happens here in SL. Well by experience I know that red light districts are not quite safe, especially for foreigners unless if you know about the places well enough. If anyone is willing to listen to the story I would be quite happy to publishing here on ISG.

With regards to LP, I believe that it would be closed for a few weeks and reopen again. One observation which I like to spot is that the raid took place while it was raining heavily. It would have been quite unlikely for a monger to choose exactly that time of the day to visit LP, though I did. So I believe that it could happen at anytime anywhere under any conditions. Rainy days, public holidays, working hours or even days on which all roads are closed, are not safe.

Be careful everyone.[/QUOTE]Yesterday night it was on media derana TV shows the facilities and visuals of bed it might be an advertisement when it re-open.

Cannot understand why they are requesting to stop these things when the country expecting to promote tourism and quality life in our people.

[QUOTE=Jonny Small85]I had never ever been to LP. Despite the rain, I decided to pay a visit to this so called legendary location. I intentionally delayed my visit by around 45 minutes in order to dry myself. Finally once I was ready for the visit and informed the guard about my interest, he asked me if I am a media person, or a policeman. When I said NO, he asked if I am going to have a look. I asked him what is wrong, and if everything is alright on the *** floor. He responded saying that the place was raided just now. Had I been there 15 minutes early, I would have got caught red handed.

I would rank the above as one of my luckiest escapes. I have been trapped in a similar event which took place overseas, even though they were not directly related to LEs. I just remembered how the Police in the other country helped me escape from the club owner while the opposite happens here in SL. Well by experience I know that red light districts are not quite safe, especially for foreigners unless if you know about the places well enough. If anyone is willing to listen to the story I would be quite happy to publishing here on ISG.

With regards to LP, I believe that it would be closed for a few weeks and reopen again. One observation which I like to spot is that the raid took place while it was raining heavily. It would have been quite unlikely for a monger to choose exactly that time of the day to visit LP, though I did. So I believe that it could happen at anytime anywhere under any conditions. Rainy days, public holidays, working hours or even days on which all roads are closed, are not safe.

Be careful everyone.[/QUOTE]

Jonny,

Thanks for your report. This place is raided about every two years. As you say, it will probably re-open in a few weeks. It is unlikely that foreign customers would have been arrested.

These rainy days LE is in need of some women to keep them warm. Friday and Saturday are high risk days for raids. LE keep the women in the cells, fuck them over the weekend and produce them in Court on Monday.

Hi Milky,

Welcome to the forum and thanks for your useful post.

TB

This is the news:

[quote]Colombo: Sri Lanka's police on Saturday raided a brothel operating out of a luxury condominium located at a short distance from President's official residence here and arrested five women, including two foreigners, in this connection.

Police said they have arrested two East European and three Sri Lankan women who are said to have been working at the brothel which operated out of the eight floor of the Liberty Plaza shopping and apartment complex.

Police said the owner had made structural changes to the eighth floor of the apartment and established a secret staircase leading to another apartment on the seventh floor where action took place.

"This is one of the biggest raids we have carried out," a police official said.

The raid was also a serious embarrassment to the local police and security authorities as it is within a stone's throw from the Temple Trees, official residence of the president, and declared a high security zone. [/quote]

If the report is accurate, going to Nirovin could also be risky.

[QUOTE=Tea Boy]Jonny,

Thanks for your report. This place is raided about every two years. As you say, it will probably re-open in a few weeks. It is unlikely that foreign customers would have been arrested.

These rainy days LE is in need of some women to keep them warm. Friday and Saturday are high risk days for raids. LE keep the women in the cells, fuck them over the weekend and produce them in Court on Monday.[/QUOTE]Teaboy,

If you mean once every two years then I think you mean bi-ennial, not bi-annual. However, I don't agree with that figure as the place was already raided once before this year, 6 months ago in June. So perhaps you mean twice a year during peak season.

[QUOTE=Jonny Small85]I had never ever been to LP. Despite the rain, I decided to pay a visit to this so called legendary location. I intentionally delayed my visit by around 45 minutes in order to dry myself. Finally once I was ready for the visit and informed the guard about my interest, he asked me if I am a media person, or a policeman. When I said NO, he asked if I am going to have a look. I asked him what is wrong, and if everything is alright on the *** floor. He responded saying that the place was raided just now. Had I been there 15 minutes early, I would have got caught red handed.

Be careful everyone.[/QUOTE]This must have been a knee jerk reaction to hammer out in all directions after the President's humiliation in the UK. May have thought to catch a few brits.

Any raid is scary for us. But buggars in the article write or "quote the police" as if this was the first time they came accross this place.

The joining of the two floors happened like 5 or 6 years ago (as I remember. Perhaps even more). And they have raided LP many times after that. So police knows about it.

Also talking about how this was the biggest raid. Etc etc is bull shitting too.

TB you are right. If they consider this to be too close to president's place. Then Nirvo is even closer.

Perhaps best to get all the contact numbers of the girls we like. And just wait and C.

[QUOTE=Tea Boy]This is the news:

If the report is accurate, going to Nirovin could also be risky.[/QUOTE]

This is a narrow escape indeed. Why do these guys catch the mongers? Its strange. Esp the fact TB has posted which is about arresting foriegners. Bloody loosers

[QUOTE=Jonny Small85]I had never ever been to LP. Despite the rain, I decided to pay a visit to this so called legendary location. I intentionally delayed my visit by around 45 minutes in order to dry myself. Finally once I was ready for the visit and informed the guard about my interest, he asked me if I am a media person, or a policeman. When I said NO, he asked if I am going to have a look. I asked him what is wrong, and if everything is alright on the *** floor. He responded saying that the place was raided just now. Had I been there 15 minutes early, I would have got caught red handed.

I would rank the above as one of my luckiest escapes. I have been trapped in a similar event which took place overseas, even though they were not directly related to LEs. I just remembered how the Police in the other country helped me escape from the club owner while the opposite happens here in SL. Well by experience I know that red light districts are not quite safe, especially for foreigners unless if you know about the places well enough. If anyone is willing to listen to the story I would be quite happy to publishing here on ISG.

With regards to LP, I believe that it would be closed for a few weeks and reopen again. One observation which I like to spot is that the raid took place while it was raining heavily. It would have been quite unlikely for a monger to choose exactly that time of the day to visit LP, though I did. So I believe that it could happen at anytime anywhere under any conditions. Rainy days, public holidays, working hours or even days on which all roads are closed, are not safe.

Be careful everyone.[/QUOTE]

[url]http://www.puvathlanka.com/NEWS/img/condom/prostitute.html[/url]

Here is the link. Positive info abt LP.boys.be carefull

Hi Vikada,

Well, mongering is illegal here. And there is no safe place, specially since this weekend. Things are pretty heated up. Following the raid at the largest and safest brothel operating in downtown.

There also hardly much good marchandize compared to what you can get in Mumbai. I'll strongly suggest to visit few massage parlours and experience Srilankan massage. With some 'relaxation' attached to it. PM me if you have PM facility. I'll suggest some MPs where you'll get sure shot 'relaxation'. Sorry, can't write on the open forum.

If you don't have PM, then ask the hotel to give you the last week's Hit ad. This is a classified subscription that comes with Sunday times every Sunday. It will have 2-3 pages of ads for MPs. You can drop at any one of those.

Have fun. Cheers

[QUOTE=Vikadaa]Hey guys,

Visiting Sri Lanka on the 23rd. Wanted to know if mongering is legal in Sri Lanka and the whereabouts..if not do you recommend any safe place for travellers..i'm from India - Mumbai.

Appreciate your help..[/QUOTE]

Wow, you were really lucky and I guess, so was I. Just had been there 2 weeks ago, screwing precisely on the 7th floor. Timing is everything these days but it's a bit of Russian Roulette.

[QUOTE=Jonny Small85]I had never ever been to LP. Despite the rain, I decided to pay a visit to this so called legendary location. I intentionally delayed my visit by around 45 minutes in order to dry myself. Finally once I was ready for the visit and informed the guard about my interest, he asked me if I am a media person, or a policeman. When I said NO, he asked if I am going to have a look. I asked him what is wrong, and if everything is alright on the *** floor. He responded saying that the place was raided just now. Had I been there 15 minutes early, I would have got caught red handed.

I would rank the above as one of my luckiest escapes. I have been trapped in a similar event which took place overseas, even though they were not directly related to LEs. I just remembered how the Police in the other country helped me escape from the club owner while the opposite happens here in SL. Well by experience I know that red light districts are not quite safe, especially for foreigners unless if you know about the places well enough. If anyone is willing to listen to the story I would be quite happy to publishing here on ISG.

With regards to LP, I believe that it would be closed for a few weeks and reopen again. One observation which I like to spot is that the raid took place while it was raining heavily. It would have been quite unlikely for a monger to choose exactly that time of the day to visit LP, though I did. So I believe that it could happen at anytime anywhere under any conditions. Rainy days, public holidays, working hours or even days on which all roads are closed, are not safe.

Be careful everyone.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Ricardino12]This is a narrow escape indeed. Why do these guys catch the mongers? Its strange. Esp the fact TB has posted which is about arresting foriegners. Bloody loosers[/QUOTE]

Ricardino,

To clarify, what I wrote was that foreign CUSTOMERS are unlikely to be arrested. In the latest LP raid I presume that two Eastern European girls were arrested. These girls would have been working while on tourist visas, so they have clearly broken the law.

In fact, we are not aware that even local customers have been arrested during a raid on LP. Raids on LP up to now have not been "killing" raids, in the sense that LE does not want to kill the LP goose which lays the golden eggs for them. They want maximum publicity for the raid to show the gullible public that they are doing something.

TB

[QUOTE=Shehanrathnayake][url]http://www.puvathlanka.com/NEWS/img/condom/prostitute.html[/url]

Here is the link. Positive info abt LP.boys.be carefull[/QUOTE]


Shehan,

Thanks for the link. This is hilarious. Is LE so bloody inefficient that they allowed 11 people to escape? No, they are very efficient. They would have deliberately allowed the people to escape. Madam is a very, very good friend of LE, and among the 10 others there may have been some VIP customers. This is in fact good news for mongers because it would seem that customers were not arrested.

TB

Guys the raid I believe is as a result of the turf change that took place in LE in charge of Colombo. This is I believe the franchise negotiation face so all the popular places will have to realign their allegiances and protection fees to the new comers liking. Things will be normal in the medium term but short term there will be a bit of hurray for the media boys.

Dear members,

I have had information from a reliable member that JH is at risk of a raid. It may be best to stay away from there for a while.