Home Reporter: dogs choose hookers 3:1 in study

If a recent prostitution crackdown in Sunset Park proves a success, it just may mean the return (possibly… MAYBE) of prostitution in Bay Ridge; or at least that’s what Community Board 10 Chairman Dean Rasinya fears, according to an article in this week’s Home Reporter.

Rasinya, a retired police captain, says even though Bay Ridge hasn’t seen prostitution in a “very long time,” “we have to be aware of it.”

According to the Home Reporter, CB 10’s president fears ‘Johns‘ will migrate from Sunset Park – which, as we all know, is the only place in South Brooklyn where there’s prostitution – to reinvigorate old humpin’ grounds like Wakeman Place, or where the highway and 3rd avenue intersect by the 68th precinct house.

Hey, Home Reporter: rather than worrying about the return of the $20 dollar blowjob in Bay Ridge, how about hiring a layout editor who wouldn’t make it look like the woman with the dog had anything to do with your riveting exposé blowing the lid off the great jerk-off case of 2008.

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