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Originally Posted by parallaxicality
There doesn't appear to have been any money involved. If there had been, then yes, I can see how that could be called illegal (Prostitution, het or gay, usually is), but here it just seemed like a sexual advance. I can see how you could be arrested for "getting it on" in a public restroom but I don't see how you could be arrested for engaging in behaviour that suggested you might at some point get it on in a public restroom.
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The information in the brief I heard in the radio said the officer alleged that he was offered $20 for the particular act, on three seperate occasions. Although it mentioned nothing about the foot-touching hand swiping whatever either, so it just seems the actual events aren't quite clear.
But gross sexual imposition does not have to include money, which may be what they're charging him for (or whatever that state's equivilant crime is).