First, the blogoriffic Boston Police Department reported on Part II of its Operation Dial-A-Date (kinda sounds like a bad reality TV show, no?) :

Bedoya took and (sic) undisclosed amount of marked United States Currency from the officer and handed him a blue poker chip to deliver to the female. At this point, the undercover officer alerted other officers that the deal had been made. The other officers entered the dwelling and arrested Bedoya and charged him with Support from a Prostitutes Earnings.

Blue chip hookers huh? And "Support from a Prostitute's Earnings" — is that what the kids are calling it these days? Alls I know is, bitch better have my money.

Then the Herald jumped on the sting:

The numbers are printed on plastic cards handed out in Maverick Square that use code words like “Comida Caliente” — hot food — and “Leonissa” — lioness, misspelled. The man spearheading Operation Dial-a-Date, Detective Sgt. Mark Handrahan, had a Spanish-speaking officer make the call.
“I have a 23-year-old Colombian girl,” the police say one accused pimp told them. “It’s $30 for anything you want.”

Haven't these guys ever heard of spellcheck?

Somebody should tell the cops about Craigslist. They'd have a field day.

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