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I was in La Zona last Friday between 8 PM and 2 AM, walking around La Zona and hang out in the bars.

Did not see any dying guys or any dead bodies. Did not hear any gun shots. Just saw lots of pretty, sexy chicas with big boobs, bubble butts and tight, wet pussies wanting sex, drinks and money.

So all is quiet on La Zona front.

[QUOTE=HornyTraveler;1799796]So in brief can you share an update to know if I should wear my bulletproof tactical vest or I can just go casual just joking!

I appreciate any info Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]

It is not the okay Corral with dead mongers littering the streets. It is drug guys getting killed by drug guys, yes some others will get a stray once in awhile. It is not any better, and the cops are having a great time robbing mongers. The police robbing will get worse not better through the holidays season from now until after Christmas. If you a Hong Kong club type I would not worry about anything. If you are a SG guy keep your eyes open, if you are a walker guy good luck because they are sparse during these heavy police times. I would never put off a vagina vacation because of drug wars, you can die at home from some cop or choking to death on a banana. Just go enjoy your trip and try not to worry about it.

[QUOTE=KevinMorison;1799849] It is not any better, and the cops are having a great time robbing mongers. The police robbing will get worse not better through the holidays season from now until after Christmas. [/QUOTE]I forgot about the cops and the holidays that's a classic every year. How the cops do the shakedowns do they just stop anyone now without a reason when walking the alley?

I've never got robbed by the cops but the ones at border in my way back are more intimidating they give you the look when returning home.

That hotel with the pink light in the window is Coahuila, the same owner as the one servicing Adelita's putas. Other bros had problems before with the cabron who runs that place. Last time he asked me for a tip I told him to kiss my ass " Besamar mi culo, cabron!

The putas sitting in its stairwell are overweight and ugly. I would never screw them The cabron would screw them if hey go next door to hotel Mini to fuck.

[QUOTE=Jackie888;1799833]Joanne is really sweet and one of the girls that actually enjoys screwing. The only downside to her is that she works out of the Hotel above the Valentina bar. They count the minutes and booted me exactly at 15 minutes, not a second after, just when Joanne and I were really getting it going. Both Joanne and the clean up guy had to apologize for the Desk Manager's time keeping. If on a repeat, I would try to take her to the Hotel one over Eastward where there are mirrors on the wall, or to Cascadas where I can get an extra 10 minutes with my VIP card. She has a cute smile and is very playful. The shower fee is charged by the hotel. I think it's $2. Not much, but obnoxiously nickles and dimes treatment.[/QUOTE]I am kind of jealous that Jackie seems to have some uniquely fun experiences with street girls, like this training session Ximena did on the shortie. It would be funny to know how Ximena instructed the other chica to fuck when she would just lay down on her back and take a break from standing on the street. The bros who speak Spanish should instruct to putas to show some love, care, passion with words and gestures that would make the sessions far more satisfying.

That's what I liked about the street girl who went to work in HK, forgot her name. After some sucking on her tits and playing with her wet pussy, she would get so horny and start moaning, groaning, pulling me on top of her, pleading urgently. ". Fuck me. Honey. Fuck me. " She would grab my ass and pull me in with each thrust. She's so sexy. Have not seen her in HK again.

Some of these Tijuana girls, on the streets and in the bars, are so young, shy and inexperienced, small too, that it does feel like seducing the baby sitters. Hehehe.

Jackie owes the bros a comprehensive, blow by blow report of this potentially hilarious training session. Do it blow by blow the same way Long Don does his report.

[QUOTE=Jackie888;1799833]

The short girl who works next to Ximena is her good friend. I was up with her and Ximena for a threesome and Ximena was doing the coaching. I felt like we were shooting a porn of Ximena and I seducing the baby sitter. Unfortunately she was a horrible student, and the next time I did a solo with her she had forgotten almost all of her newly acquired skills. She must have been a terrible student in school.

[/QUOTE]The shrimp and bacon shishkabobs at HK tasted old but I did not get sick. Knowing HK's clumsy meseros and Restaurant Praga's retarded cook, they probably dropped and stepped on them on the sidewalk a few times on the way over, before laying them out on top of the puta. Her pussy was probably far more juicy, tasty and fresh then. Hehehe. Last time Hachia was doing the food show with plates of fruits, she only made about $5. That stupid cabron DJ Chay was hanging with her all night, picking up fruit from every plate, licking, sucking the toothpicks then pinning them back on the fruit. Man, that DJ Chay is such a stupid, low class cabron.

Ya. Avoid the food they set up on the putas. You never know where they have been. Just eat the putas' pussies. They are safer. Hehe.

[QUOTE=Jackie888;1799833]I have never heard of anyone getting sick eating from the bar owned restaurants. I think Solo got sick once when he ate a shrimp off a girl that they brought into the club and put them on the body of the girl that they carried around HK. But by then who knows where it's been. If dropped on the floor and stepped on, there is no way that the waiters would take responsibility for it, and it would go back on the girls for someone like Solo to sample. Ugggh. So food from a bar owned restaurant should be safe unless it's been stepped on.[/QUOTE]

Fuck Dulces and Guabana.

If I were Tijuana's mayor, I would have city council pass new resolution, making me responsible for thorough test drives and quality checks of all new putas applying for work permit in La Zona. Hehe. Oh, all Young, beautiful, pretty, sexy putas must be retested everyday before going to work personally by the Mayor himself; all fat, ugly putas are to be automatically routed to the office of Tijuana's new Vice Mayor Jackie888, no exceptions.

Chicago Club has a much better location than the & G, but it does virtually no business. WTF? Don't know how they manage to keep their door open. AT least the & G has some younger putas, even though they just sit around on their flat asses. Chicago has some very old, ugly, obese putas sitting stiffly in the dark. It felt creepy like walking through a horror house on Halloween.

We need another Pancho Villa to do a proper revolucion for the poor, starving putas in Tijuana. Jackie888 may be him.

[QUOTE=Jackie888;1799839](If elected mayor of Tijuana) I would close this place down for indecent use of the Zona, then move all the girls to the Chicago Club and give them a tax break to combat the HK monopoly (and price gouging) of unsuspecting customers.[/QUOTE]

By Angel Jennings•Contact Reporter.

November 13,2015, 4:08 AM.

It's a scene that plays out at bars around the world: under the dimmed lights, a man orders a lady a drink. But at El Arroyo Bar in South LOS Angeles, authorities said, some men ordered drink after wildly overpriced drink, over and over again, as a usually scantily clad young woman sat by their side.

She was a fichera, and her job was to gently coax the usually male immigrants from Mexico or Central America to buy her drinks that could cost four times their regular price. In exchange, such women sit with them, dance a little, flirt and maybe lend a sympathetic ear as the men relax after a long day. The bartender pays the women for every cocktail they can get the customer to buy them.

"The patron's wallet is wide open," said Capt. Jorge Rodriguez of the LOS Angeles Police Department. "In a short period of time, they can rack up a big bill and get scammed out of a lot of money.

In September, undercover cops watched from the back of El Arroyo Bar as three ficheras dressed in hot pants and low-cut shirts sipped on miniature cocktails purchased for them. The bartender stuffed wads of cash in the women's hands after the men bought a round of drinks. Fichera is derived from the word ficha, which is a slang term for bottle cap.

The practice violates laws that prohibit the solicitation of alcoholic beverages. Over the years, El Arroyo Bar has incurred tens of thousands of dollars in fines for employing ficheras. The women and the bar manager, Marcelo Barrales, have also been charged with misdemeanors.

This week, city officials voted to shut down the bar as part of an ongoing effort to crack down on problematic businesses that drain city resources and attract illegal activity.

The years-long investigation into El Arroyo Bar offered a peek into the little-known world of fichera bars that have sprung up across South L. A. As waves of immigrants from Mexico and Central America moved into once historically black neighborhoods.

Such practices are not unique to bars in the Latino community; for example, the LAPD says women are employed to do the same thing in establishments in the Korean community. And in Little Saigon in Orange County, hostesses at coffee houses are employed to encourage customers to order pricier fare, including drinks.

Ficheras can be found in small neighborhood bars around Huntington Park, East L. A. And now South L. A. , particularly along Florence Avenue.

"I don't know if it's growing or if it's spreading," LAPD Officer Justin Fuller said. "It has always been a common thing. ".

A typical beer at these places costs about $5, but patrons are charged $15 to $20 for one mixed drink for a fichera, Fuller said. Those beverages are watered down, "soda with a splash of alcohol," as Capt. Rodriguez described it, and served in smaller, 7-ounce cups. The women are paid by commission and split the profit with the bar. They often do not earn an hourly wage or any benefits.

Management at El Arroyo Bar has repeatedly denied that it allows women to solicits drinks.

In a phone interview, Alejandro Barrales, the 26-year-old son of the manager and grandson of the owner, Juan Barrales, said he never saw any ficheras during the occasional times he worked the register at the bar.

"We have waitresses and servers," who follow a dress code, he said.

The bar's uniform consists of black shorts and different colored T-shirts, which the women coordinate to match, and a name tag, he said. Barrales believes El Arroyo Bar's bad reputation preceded it from the days when it operated as LOS Amigos under a previous owner.

In 2009, his grandfather purchased the bar. That same year, the city attorney's office deemed the establishment a nuisance.

"How come we are the only ones they are trying to shut down when other bars have more trouble?" he said.

City officials said neighbors complained of used condoms in El Arroyo Bar's parking lot and reported lewd conduct near the bar.

Police said the bar was a breeding ground for illegal activity. There were 29 arrests in the last four years and the bar was cited for more than 50 violations of state and local law.

Resident Stephanie Campbell said children had to walk through the alleys to avoid sidewalks soiled with [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord109][CodeWord109][/url] and [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord113][CodeWord113][/url] from drunk patrons.

LOS Angeles Councilman Curren Price, who represents the 9th District, stood outside the bar Tuesday to announce the closure as neighbors watched, some looking bewildered.

"The notorious El Arroyo Bar has been a nuisance that has robbed this community of a peace of mind," Price said. "This problem is finally being solved. ".

To some neighbors, the bar was just a spot to enjoy a cold brew.

That's how Edgar Rodriguez saw it. Two weeks ago, he and a friend drank some beers there. Though he noticed men buying women drinks, he thought nothing of it.

"The bar activities do not spill into the outside," Rodriguez, 22, said. "I don't understand how the kids don't feel secure. The bar is closed during the day. ".

Later that night, a block away, the signs for Fuego nightclub flickered on. Police said some of the same ficheras who had been employed at El Arroyo Bar also work there.

[QUOTE=HornyTraveler;1799796]I don't have the luxury as many of you have to go to Tijuana every weekend for me it can take months before I can make the long drive. I like to check this site on and off and read the news to know how hot is the zone right now. I understand in that past 6 months the violence moved into the zona so I took a long brake.

Can please someone share any info about crime in the zona I mean Is everything back to almost normal it doesn't have to be Disneyland but I prefer not going when drive by shootings are going on, and dead corpses are found in cars inside the zona.

So in brief can you share an update.,.[/QUOTE]Tijuana is safer than Paris.

Looks like Saddle Back hangs out in these seedy Mexican bars in downtown LOS Angeles and screw putas on someone else's back yard. Hehehe.

There were a few Mexican dance clubs in downtown LOS Angeles, where every night dozens of young chicas would sit around waiting for someone to invite them to dance, then presumably ficha drinks, very similar to the set up in Bar Tropical. Guys have claimed to fuck a few girls after going there regularly and bought the girls many drinks.

Wonder if these dance clubs are still doing business? And if the girls are easy to fuck like putas in Tropical?

[QUOTE=SaddleBack;1800308]It's a scene that plays out at bars around the world: under the dimmed lights, a man orders a lady a drink. But at El Arroyo Bar in South LOS Angeles, authorities said, some men ordered drink after wildly overpriced drink, over and over again, as a usually scantily clad young woman sat by their side.

She was a fichera, and her job was to gently coax the usually male immigrants from Mexico or Central America to buy her drinks that could cost four times their regular price. In exchange, such women sit with them, dance a little, flirt and maybe lend a sympathetic ear as the men relax after a long day. The bartender pays the women for every cocktail they can get the customer to buy them.

City officials said neighbors complained of used condoms in El Arroyo Bar's parking lot and reported lewd conduct near the bar.

Later that night, a block away, the signs for Fuego nightclub flickered on. Police said some of the same ficheras who had been employed at El Arroyo Bar also work there.[/QUOTE]

Either way, I would imagine that they are both lovely gestures.

[QUOTE=HugoTheMan;1798547]Can someone explain the difference between Te quiero and Te amo?[/QUOTE]

Since I was never kicked off the other place but will never write there ever again. I am yanking this post from there for those that do not go there. Another long time veteran and a good guy wrote this about his pal. This encounter sounds like the two cops that robbed the board member her in front of the Ox across from Adiletias.

Posted Yesterday, 01:49 AM.

When I was walking in the zona tonight my friend Shanghai Sam who is a very brilliant Chinese Man told me 2 cops approached him as he was leaving Sonora Grill, across from Hotel Garcia!! One short fat cop stuck his index finger right in Sam's nose and said "ok buster do you have any drugs?? Sam said "no" and the 2 cops dragged him over to the police car and told him to look straight ahead while they go thru his pockets!! They told him to take off after a few minutes, and Sam checked his pockets later on and realized that about $140 to $150 dollars was gone from his pockets!! He was really upset and while he and I talked, a few Vietnamese guys walked by and Sam grabbed them and gave them the warning!!

Later on tonight I saw 2 cops shaking down some very scared looking Americans just around the corner of Ninos Heroes and the Callejon! They were in a dark area so as to make it easier for the police to take whatever they want!! So I would say that it is wise to put a lot of your money down in your socks in a transparent plastic bag; so the money will not get sweaty and shredded!! I only kept 2--50 peso notes in my pants in case I was shaken down!! All the rest I kept in my sock!! It is getting closer to Christmas, so it is wise to be vigilant; and do not carry too much cash on you!!

Shanghai Sam told me the policia are mainly targeting Asian men because apparently they usually carry more money on average, than White; or African American men!! I usually only take about 600 pesos with me when I leave to go to Tijuana!! SO EVERYONE BE SAFE, HAPPY AND HEALTHY OK!

The only way to stop these cabron policia from shaking down and stealing from the bros is to report them to Sindicatura.

I posted their web site and contact info before. Give them the place, date time, car number and any other identification. They will be reamed.

The bros should not let Mexican policiia assholes [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord123][CodeWord123][/url] them up their asses and steal from them, then just swallow the offense.

[QUOTE=KevinMorison;1801409]Since I was never kicked off the other place but will never write there ever again. I am yanking this post from there for those that do not go there. Another long time veteran and a good guy wrote this about his pal. This encounter sounds like the two cops that robbed the board member her in front of the Ox across from Adiletias.

Posted Yesterday, 01:49 AM.

When I was walking in the zona tonight my friend Shanghai Sam who is a very brilliant Chinese Man told me 2 cops approached him as he was leaving Sonora Grill, across from Hotel Garcia!! One short fat cop stuck his index finger right in Sam's nose and said "ok buster do you have any drugs?? Sam said "no" and the 2 cops dragged him over to the police car and told him to look straight ahead while they go thru his pockets!! They told him to take off after a few minutes, and Sam checked his pockets later on and realized that about $140 to $150 dollars was gone from his pockets!! He was really upset and while he and I talked, a few Vietnamese guys walked by and Sam grabbed them and gave them the warning!!

Later on tonight I saw 2 cops shaking down some very scared looking Americans just around the corner of Ninos Heroes and the Callejon! They were in a dark area so as to make it easier for the police to take whatever they want!! So I would say that it is wise to put a lot of your money down in your socks in a transparent plastic bag; so the money will not get sweaty and shredded!! I only kept 2--50 peso notes in my pants in case I was shaken down!! All the rest I kept in my sock!! It is getting closer to Christmas, so it is wise to be vigilant; and do not carry too much cash on you!!

Shanghai Sam told me the policia are mainly targeting Asian men because apparently they usually carry more money on average, than White; or African American men!! I usually only take about 600 pesos with me when I leave to go to Tijuana!! SO EVERYONE BE SAFE, HAPPY AND HEALTHY OK![/QUOTE]Kevin, what is the date of this post?

[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;1801503]The only way to stop these cabron policia from shaking down and stealing from the bros is to report them to Sindicatura.

I posted their web site and contact info before. Give them the place, date time, car number and any other identification. They will be reamed.

The bros should not let Mexican policiia assholes [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord123][CodeWord123][/url] them up their asses and steal from them, then just swallow the offense.[/QUOTE]I second this. You guys can also call in, write a letter, or email and complain after coming back into the USA if you are intimidated or fear retaliation. Direct it to internal affairs and the Tijuana police chief himself.

The last thing one should do is let it go.

[QUOTE=Jackie888;1801507]Kevin, what is the date of this post?[/QUOTE]15 Nov 2015.

Other bros again asked for Sindicatura's web site to report policia shakedowns:

[URL]http://www.sindicatura.gob.mx/SindicaturaNet/html/comun/mpg/queja.aspx[/URL]

They will ask you to come in their office to sign complaints with evidences and witnesses:

Palacio Municipal,

Segundo Nivel Avenida Independencia No. 1350.

Zona areío Tijuana, Mexico.

+52 664 973 7273.

Open 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM.

[URL]http://www.sindicatura.gob.mx/[/URL]

The Attorney Trustee is the agency empowered to safeguard the legality, honesty and efficiency of public and personal servant of the Municipal Public Security Secretariat and the care provided to citizens.

The Prosecutor of the City of Tijuana XXI Trustee personally oversees the good performance of the different areas that make up this receivership.

Full name:

Email:

Phone:

Municipal police Public server.

Official name:

Enrollment:

No. De Patrol:

Description.