Identification of Sex Work Advertisers by Law Enforcement

1.Have police, border patrol, immigration, or homeland security ever identified you as having appeared on a sex work advertising website outside of a prostitution sting? ESPLERP.org is collecting stories to help lawmakers understand the human impacts of law enforcement identifying sex work advertisers not during prostitution stings (for example, at border crossings or traffic stops).  This survey will end January 15, 2023. Are you willing to have your story appear in a report for lawmakers?
2.Thank you so much for being generous with your story!  Please share it below. 

Please include as many details as possible, such as the year, type of police agency, and how you were impacted by what happened.
3.What information did police have (for example, pictures from your ad, a screenshot of your ad, your geolocation data) and where do you think they got it?
4.Were you aware of any surveillance technologies, such as facial or biometric recognition software, databases, phone scanners, etc being used? Please explain below.
5.Have you ever been arrested for prostitution?
6.Did they express concern that you might be sex trafficked?
7.Would you like to be anonymous, or quoted by name?
8.Are you willing to be interviewed? If so you can enter your contact info below or email Tara at sextraffickingalaska@gmail.com