Client 1.5: Cop Coleman
By: T.S. Evaline
While we taxpayers were paying him over $70,000 a year,
Pennsylvania state cop Kevin J. Coleman was having sex
with the whores he was supposed to be busting. By far, the worst
crime in this story is that any whore-harassing cop is being paid
$70,000. That's just plain wrong!
Prostitution is hardly a crime deserving of any attention. Who cares who has sex with whom? Nonetheless, ever since the tutu-wearing J. Edgar Hoover spied on his political enemies, your federal government in the persons of the FBI has been obsessed with all things sexual. That includes a morbid fascination with other persons' sexual lives. Your FBI actually spends huge sums of tax money investigating whores, whoring and related small businesses. There are so few gun crimes, murders, mobs and spies that the FBI has to find work as a vice squad! In their vast wisdom, the feds figured out that drivers were renting pussy along the interstate at Gable's Truck Stop east of Harrisburg, the Unfriendly City, capital of Pennsylvania. The feds got the state cops involved. Troopers were supposed to harass the pimps and prostitutes, arrest a few and generally make life miserable for both sellers and buyers. Apparently Gable's was a good place to rent young girls for sex. One report suggests that children as young as 12 and 13 were being offered. That's where Pennsylvania state trooper Kevin J. Coleman enters the picture. The cop was supposed to help the FBI by arresting pimps and whores, young and old. It was a godsend for the horny Kevin. By that time in his life he was in acute midlife crises. Instead of arresting whores, he warned them of raids and investigations. In exchange, he was given what the papers like to call "sexual favors." In exchange for sex, he would intimidate competing pimps and prostitutes. Needless to say, the girls gave him the sexual services a 42 year-old pervert craves. The $70,000 a year state cop was finally busted. He'll get a slap on the wrist. Cops are the scum of the earth!
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