As the number of illegal sex workers in Latrobe Valley, Victoria has increased, police have warned motel owners to alert them to suspicious activity. Lisa, a local registered sex worker, also noticed an increase in the number of "competitors".
According to LatrobeValleyExpress, Lisa said the number of illegal sex workers in the region has increased over the past six months and has made a "low-cost service" gimmick. "my cell phone hasn't been ringing for a long time," she said. "you can look at the Internet and it's all over the place with ads from illegal sex workers."
Chief Dean Thomas said the police had stepped in to investigate the incident and that prostitution activities could take place at motels and other locations, according to information already available. "I don't know how many people are working here yet," he said. "We're still trying to solve the problem." Motel owner John is not worried about it because he has had a similar situation only once in the past year.
John said that in November, an Asian booked a room for four days and paid in cash, and the next day he received an anonymous phone call calling the Asian as a prostitute in preparation for prostitution here before John drove the resident away. "We don't really know what the guest is doing in the room," said another innkeeper.