caught people having sex - What do you do?

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  Posted by Renae Sun Jul 6, 2008 10:55am PDT

  Walk on by....What they do is up to them, it is not your business....

  Let the police deal with them....

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  Posted by ***`ge ya*** Sun Jul 6, 2008 11:04am PDT

  Honestly ~ Laugh about it!!

  Some people get a sex high by doing it in public!!! They will get busted sometime on their own if they keep doing it!!!

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  Posted by sabir Sun Jul 6, 2008 11:10am PDT

  OK DEPEND ON EXCITMENET N SITUIATION

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  Posted by Sun Jul 6, 2008 11:12am PDT

  probably ask to join in lol not.......keep it moving mind ur business

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  Posted by __A_YAHOO_USER__ Sun Jul 6, 2008 11:57am PDT

  Whether they are in a vehicle, out on the sidewalk or in a back alley, it is still wrong and not acceptable to have sex in a public place. A lot of people like the thrill of "almost being caught", or, having sex while people walk by oblivious to what is going on, or, people who walk by and notice, but, don't do anything because they don't want to get involved, use the excuse they are afraid of retaliation, etc. These people, also referred to as "Voyeurs, like the excitement and thrill because they know it is a crime and against the law. “Public Indecency” is a misdemeanor charge, a couple can also be charged with lewd and lascivious behavior. People view these acts as “slaps on the back of the hand” and “nothing charges”. Well, unless they can make a living off of a amateur porn site, a lot of people are taking a stand toward this conduct and not only ensure charges are filed, but, also follow through with court appearances and will go as far as finding out where these people live and work, then notifying neighbors and employers of their lewd conduct. I have seen a lot of voyeur’s loose jobs such as stock traders, executives and lawyers. I know of a lawyer whose law license was revoked and disbarred for solicitation and lewd and lascivious conduct. A majority of police departments are taking a more positive stand against it because a juvenile could walk by and that is the LAST thing we want our children exposed to. A lot of voyeurs do not view it this way, much less care, until it’s their children who are exposed.

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  Posted by __A_YAHOO_USER__ Sun Jul 6, 2008 12:07pm PDT

  Several of the comments reflect what I was stating about people not wanting to get involved, walk by, leave them alone and don't call the police. Think about one thing, what if it was in front YOUR house with YOUR children playing outside. Do you want to expose them to that illicit behavior? That is a conduct and act that should be performed in private, not in a car or on the street whe3re everyone, including children, can fully view it.

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  Posted by jac Sun Jul 6, 2008 12:26pm PDT

  I would mind my own business and look away.

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  Posted by Woody Sun Jul 6, 2008 1:02pm PDT

  i would stop an direct traffic an sell tickets haha

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  Posted by Woody Sun Jul 6, 2008 1:02pm PDT

  i would stop an direct traffic an sell tickets haha

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  Posted by springtime Sun Jul 6, 2008 2:30pm PDT

  A couple of months ago, my neighbor was taking lunch break in a quiet area of a park. She realized she wasn't alone when she heard some sexual noises coming from behind a hedge. She and her sandwich left. But later she wondered about those noises. Was the female really a willing partner... or was something else going on? She regretted not calling park security.

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