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Armando Shot in Sosua
The crimes are making some headlines outside of Sosua
Acciones delictivas siguen calientes en Sosúa, desconocidos hieren comerciante a balazos
Las quejas por los asaltos, robos contra propiedades privadas y otras fechorías, siguen escuchándose desde los diferentes sectores de Sosúa.
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I have walked and riven every corner and there are parts of it which are crap, other parts and establishments good.It sounds like you've done a lot of walking around Sosua.
Those crap areas (like where the man was shot at Blue Ice) are what generates much of the tigres looking to rip off people.
I had hopes when D'Latin was closed and then the hookers were 'supposed' to relocate to the East end of Pedro Clisante that the town would become a bit more classy.
But there are a few blocks which attract all the fat aging hookers, grabbing at men on the sidewalk, uttering s*cky-f*cky to every passing man even if they show no interest, and standing in the street and trying to flag down men in vehicles to 'party'.
I avoid the places full of the cigar-chomping 50-60ish groups trying to prove they 'still got it' to uneducated jiggly girls in fake eyelashes flicking their pierced tongues out like stuffed lizards reaching for flies.
There are plenty of places the hookers can not find gullible suckers or they are not allowed in unaccompanied.
I have nothing against girls doing this to survive - just doing it in such a classless manner irritates me. Sosua didn't used to be so full trashy poorly-dressed street walkers.
It’s quite possible in Santo Domingo. I do it all the time. While wearing jewelry and very nice watches (Rolexes). Hell, I do that in Haina as well. Obviously not every part of Santo Domingo is the same, but I’ve done it many different neighborhoods. Some claimed to be the most dangerous in the country (Capotillo, Gualey, Los Alcorizzos, Pantoja, Los Minas, etc.) Over 2 years now and never once had a situation. Although, I’m usually not alone. Now, I wouldn’t advise any and everyone to do it. I can pass as a Domincan and can at times look intimidating (sometimes I appear to be a tiguere too depending on how I feel that day and choose to dress) which does help the situation, but it is quite possible to do with no worries.
The closure of D'Latin was when things really seemed to start going down hill. About the same time the YouTubers started vlogging in the streets.
The clients changed, the girls changed.
The rest is history.
I can recall young well dressed ladies of the evening sitting in bars or in restaurants on '' dates'' and, although slightly tawdry, it wasn't the hoards of rude fat sloppy women we have as a sidewalk infestation .
I guess everything changes but it seems the world gravitates to the lowest common denominator, especially on Pedro Clisante.
And I suspect not one of those fat hookers knows what a denominator is.
Maybe a few more people shot in Sosua will wake up Cestur?
I don't think Armando was shot by a fat sloppy hooker.
Goodness.
i hate to think he might have been shot over one as opposed to by one. The night life in Sousa has become much seeder than was 7 or 8 years ago but again...
different type of customers looking for different type of women. To each their own. Buyer beware.
The hookers used to come, make some money and leave, come back once the money's gone, the heavy drugs have changed that, and barely any of them have any savings. Now they've permanently moved to Sosua, and the real problem is that their chulos piperos come to visit, realize they can bum around Pedro Clisante all day, gringos buy them a beer or two, food, they beg for money, sell drugs, and now they can act like gangsters, something they couldn't do back in Cristo Rey, or Capotillo, or Los Alcarrizos because they'd get set straight by the real thugs real quick, and they stay in Sosua, and they talk their hookers into stealing from the hotel rooms and all that, just to support their drug habits. Luckily the cops still have control of the streets and those piperos aren't running around robbing people like they do in the larger cities. The real problem is drug addiction, and I'm not talking about weed. Sorry for the long text.
The cops still have control of the streets? Really? They don't even have control of the parking here.
I have lived in Sosua for 12 years. I am une femme d'un certain âge, and I have, yes, taken risks, that in retrospect were really schtoopid. But I have never been personally harmed.
I guess the point I want to make, which other people have made, is that there is more to Sosua than Pedro Clisante. 'Nuff ced.
How does all this chatter assist in the shooting of Armando ??
How do we undo his shooting ? We only point out the factors that lead the criminal element into town. Drugs, prostitution and johns throwing around cash too freely. It might be a head up to the next guy who gets jacked......Maybe
I didn't know this thread was started with the goal of solving Armando's shooting. Sorry. Let me go to the scene and collect some DNA evidence. BRB.