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DECLARATION OF CRAIG BROWER
I, CRAIG BROWER, declare as follows:
1. I am over the age of eighteen (18) years and not a party to the
instant action. I am an active Sergeant for the Fullerton Police Department
Narcotic/Vice Detail. I have been employed by Fullerton for the past 17 years. I
am currently assigned as a Detective and perform undercover operations such as
narcotics, vice, intelligence, massage parlors, alcoholic beverage control and adult
entertainment clubs.
2. On March 24, 1999, I assisted the La Habra Police Department
regarding an ongoing investigation of the Pelican, an adult business, located at 1001
East Imperial Highway, City of La Habra, California. Members of the Fullerton
Police Department met with Detective Braasch of the City of La Habra Police
Department for a briefing regarding the conditional use permit regulations for adult
businesses operating in the City of La Habra and the January 11, 1999 preliminary
injunction issued by Judge H. Warren Siegel. Detective Braasch showed us a
photograph and provided us with a description of the owners of the Pelican, Bill
Badi Gammoh ("Gammoh") and Bassam Diab Moussa ("Moussa").
3. After the briefing, Investigator Magliano and I went to the
Pelican. I parked my undercover vehicle in the east portion of the parking lot.
When I exited my car, I saw Moussa standing in the parking lot talking to a female.
We approached the door and were met by the security guard. He explained to us
that there was a Ten Dollar ($10.00) cover charge and a two-drink minimum.
After agreeing to those terms, we were escorted into the lobby where we paid the
cover charge and were frisked before being allowed to enter the Pelican.
4. As I entered the Pelican, I saw Gammoh sitting behind a desk
in the office (southwest corner of the premises) with the vertical blinds open. From
this location in the office, he could see the stage and the main floor area.
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5. Investigator Magliano and I sat in chairs along the north side of
the stage. On the stage hi front of the chairs, just outside a rail that surrounded the
stage, were small white signs with red letters saying "tipping area". However,
throughout the night the patrons were throwing money onto the stage. The DJ
continually made announcements telling the patrons to tip the girls by placing the
tips on the rail. They were never told to place the tips in the tipping area and were
at no tune approached by staff and told to stop throwing money.
6. The stage floor had a red line taped to it forming a rectangular
box. The taped box appeared to be six (6) feet away from the edge of the stage. If
the dancers stayed inside this box they would remain the prescribed six (6) feet
away from the patrons. There was a pole at the west and east ends of the stage.
These poles went from the floor to the ceiling.
7. During the night there were eight dancers who took the stage
and danced. They were: Sunny, Honey, Amanda, Natalie, Danielle, Cleo, Adrian
and Catarina. Each of these dancers used basically the same routine. During the
first song, all of the dancers but Cleo, would take the stage clothed. They would
dance hi a suggestive manner rubbing their hands over their covered breast,
buttocks, and vagina.
8. During the first song, all of the dancers would come up to the
rail that is approximately one foot from where the patrons sit. While at the rail
these dancers would kneel down, lie on their back, or turn around and put their feet
on the rail. While at the rail, they would rub their hands over their breast, buttocks
and vagina. Many of them would put their fingers under their panties, rub their
vagina, pull their finger out and flick their finger at you or suck on then* finger.
During the first song, Cleo on three different occasions took the stage wearing
small tight dresses. These dresses covered her breast, but did not cover her
buttocks or vagina. During the first song Cleo would go to the poles located at the
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east and west ends of the stage, grab hold of the bar with one hand, place her back
to the audience, bend over and place her finger into her vagina.
9. After the first song, the dancers would disrobe. While dancing
naked to the second song the dancers would continually cross over the red line.
During then- dances they would touch their private parts, get on their hands and
knees or on their back, pull on their nipples, rub their vagina, and spank their
buttocks.
10. After the two songs were over some of the dancers would put
their clothes back on while standing inside the red rectangle. However, Cleo, Cat,
Adrian and Danielle, during their performance threw their clothes into the
northwest corner of the stage (requiring them to walk outside the rectangle within
one foot of the patrons while naked) to get redressed.
11. During the course of the night I received what the DJ referred
to as, "private dances", or what is also known as a "lap dance" from Honey,
Sunny, Amanda and Natalie. These dances cost Ten Dollars ($10.00) each and
were performed while the patron sat on a long couch along the south wall of the
premises away from the main stage.
12. My first lap dance was from Honey. Honey walked me over to
the couch along the south wall. She told me to sit on the couch, place my hands by
my side and spread my legs. During this dance Honey wore a black spandex top
and a black G-string bathing suit bottom. Honey started the dance standing
between my legs, leaning forward and placing her covered breast against my
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24 fl against my crotch and her breasts against my face. I handed her the ten dollars for
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13. My second private dance, which also occurred in the area along
the south wall, was from Sunny. Sunny wore a peach tube top, white G-string and
white fish net stockings. During the dance Sunny would turn her back to me, bend
over and with her buttocks and vagina within six inches of my face, she would
spank her buttocks. At one point, while Sunny was standing in front of me she
grabbed the sides of her G-string, pulled it away from her body exposing her
vagina and her tattoo of a flame. I handed her the ten dollars for the lap dance.
14. My third private dance, which also occurred in the south wall
area away from the main stage, was from Amanda. During this dance Amanda
wore a florescent orange top and G-string. Amanda's dance consisted of her
grinding her thigh against my crotch then turning around and grinding her buttocks
and vagina against my crotch. I handed her the ten dollars for the lap dance.
15. My fourth and final dance, which also occurred at the south
wall area, was from Natalie. Natalie wore a black and gold corset top and black
G-string. During this dance Natalie continually put her hand behind my head and
then pulled my head to her breasts. Natalie would then rub my face on and
between her breasts. Natalie would turn her back to me, sit on my lap and grind
her buttocks and vagina against my crotch. At one point, Natalie stood on the
couch, straddled my face, pulled down her G-string and exposed her vagina. I
handed her the ten dollars for the lap dance.
16. Throughout the night Gammon and Moussa would walk through
the premises, in clear view of the dancers on stage and the private dance area. At
no tune did they or any of their security staff intercede and correct the improper
behavior of the dancers. During my private dance from Amanda (while she was
grinding her buttocks and vagina against my crotch) Gammon walked by, looked at
me, smiled, nodded and winked.
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I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and
correct and is of my own personal knowledge, that if called to testify I could and
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DECLARATION OF MIKE CHOCEK
I, MIKE CHOCEK, declare as follows:
1. I am over the age of eighteen (18) years and not a party to the
instant action. I am an active Police Officer for the Fullerton Police Department
Narcotic/Vice Detail. I have been employed as a Police Officer by Fullerton for
the past 5 years. I am currently assigned as a Detective and perform undercover
operations such as narcotics, vice, intelligence, massage parlors, alcoholic beverage
control and adult entertainment clubs.
2. On March 24, 1999, I assisted the La Habra Police Department
regarding an ongoing investigation of the Pelican Theater ("Pelican"), an adult
business, located at 1001 East Imperial Highway, City of La Habra, California.
Members of the Fullerton Police Department met with Detective Braasch of the
City of La Habra Police Department for a briefing regarding the conditional use
permit regulations for adult businesses operating in the City of La Habra and
Detective Braasch showed us a photograph and provided us with a description of
the owners of the Pelican, Bill Badi Gammoh ("Gammon") and Bassam Diab
Moussa ("Moussa").
3. On March 24, 199, at approximately 2230 hours, Detective
Mancini and I arrived at the Pelican. We approached the front door of the
business and were met by security. Security informed Detective Mancini and I that
there was a Ten Dollar ($10.00) coverage charge and a two-drink minimum. After
agreeing to these terms, we were escorted into the lobby where we paid the cover
charge. Both Detective Mancini and I were then patted down and were told that we
could not bring cellular phones or pagers into the business.
4. As we entered the business, I could see that there was a long
bench-type couch along the south wall. There was also a couch along the east wall
of the building, and a stage in the center, surrounded by several chairs. On the
stage there were two poles, one on the east side and one on the west side. There
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was also a red rectangular taped box on the floor of the stage, which appeared to be
approximately six (6) feet from the edge of the stage. In the southwest corner of
the business was an office, which was surrounded by glass. There were vertical
blinds hanging; however, they were opened so that I could clearly see inside.
Detective Mancini and I sat on chairs along the south edge of the stage.
5. As I sat down, I looked to the office, which was hi the
southwest corner of the business, and I saw Gammoh seated at a desk which faced
the interior of the business and had the stage in clear sight. As we were seated at
the stage, I watched eight dancers perform. The female dancers which I observed
went by the stage names of Amanda, Danielle, Natalie, Honey, Cleo, Adrianne,
Sunny and Katarina.
6. As the dancers were performing on stage, I watched all of them
dance around and come within one to two feet of the patrons who were seated
around the stage. Several of the nude dancers also grabbed their breasts, pinched
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dances, she went to her knees and was bent over approximately three feet hi front
of me. She reached between her legs with her right hand and inserted her middle
finger into her vagina. She then removed her middle finger and flicked it toward
me. These incidents all occurred with Gammoh seated in his office in the
southwest comer of the business.
7. After each stage dance I threw money up on the stage as a tip.
Sometimes the money would land inside the red rectangle. I also placed tips on the
railing of the stage. At no time was I informed by the owners, the security or the
DJ to stop throwing the tips or to stop placing them on the railing.
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8. After completing one of her dances, Amanda walked over to
me and solicited a lap dance. I asked her how much it would cost, and she told me
it was Ten Dollars ($10.00) per song. Amanda escorted me over to the couch
along the south wall away from the main stage and had me sit down. During the
lap dance, Amanda rubbed her breasts against my chest, grinded her thigh into my
crotch and grinded her buttocks and crotch into my crotch simulating sexual
intercourse. As Amanda was performing this lap dance, I saw Moussa walk by
with an unidentified white female. After the lap dance, I handed Amanda Ten
9 Dollars ($10.00).
10 9. I also received a lap dance away from the main stage from
11 Adrianne. As Adrianne performed her lap dance, she rubbed her breasts against
12 my chest and her buttocks against my crotch. I handed her the Ten Dollars
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14 10. I also received a lap dance from Natalie. On several occasions
15 during the dance, Natalie rubbed her breasts against my face and chest. At one
16 point during the dance, Natalie removed the straps holding her corset up, allowing
17 it to fall down, exposing her nipples. She continued to dance in front of me and
18 placed the cleavage of her breasts against my face. Natalie also grinded her
19 buttocks against my crotch, simulating intercourse. Natalie also stood in front of
20 me, facing away from me and bent over, reaching back between her legs with her
21 right hand and began rubbing her vagina. After Natalie completed her
22 performance, she kissed me on my left cheek and I handed her Ten Dollars ($10.00
23 11. Throughout the night the two owners, at least three security
24 guards and the DJ, saw the improper behavior of the dancers. At no time did any
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26 12. At approximately 0100 hours on March 25, 1999, Detective
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I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and
correct and is of my own personal knowledge, that if called to testify I could and
would competently testify to the same, and that this declaration was executed this
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DECLARATION OF KEVIN ORTEGA
I, KEVIN ORTEGA, declare as follows:
1. I am over the age of eighteen (18) years and not a party to the
instant action. I am an active Peace Officer/Investigator for the State of California
Department of Alcohol Beverage Control. I have been employed as an Officer by
the State for the past five (5) years and three (3) months. I am currently assigned
to the Special Investigations Unit, which performs undercover operations involving
vice related violations, narcotics, intelligence, Business and Professions Code
violations and all other statute violations. Over the past five (5) years, I have
personally worked several undercover operations in numerous bars, nightclubs and
adult entertainment clubs throughout southern California. I have investigated adult
entertainment clubs where female performers danced both on stage and the floor
area. In most of the adult entertainment clubs I have investigated the female
dancers were fully clothed, partially clothed, or topless. During these operations, I
have gained knowledge and experience in how the adult entertainment industry
operates and conducts business, including female employee dancers, waitresses,
DJ's and customers.
2. At the request of the City of La Habra Police Department I was
assigned to assist the Police Department in an undercover capacity to insure that the
Pelican Theater ("Pelican") located at 1001 East Imperial Highway hi the City of
La Habra was in compliance with the Preliminary Injunction issued by Judge H.
Warren Siegel on January 11, 1999. On March 5, 1999, at approximately 2100
hours, Detectives Kanger and Braasch of the Police Department briefed me on the
Preliminary Injunction and the subsequent violations which had occurred at the
Pelican. The Preliminary Injunction specifically prohibits the performer(s) at the
Pelican from conducting lap dances or engaging hi direct physical contact with any
patron. It also prohibits any performer from being within six (6) feet of any patron
at any time during the performance. The Order also requires the placement of
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video monitoring devices, the use of a receptacle for tipping performers, and the
presence of security guards on the premises.
3. On March 5, 1999, at approximately 2100 hours, Detective
Kanger and I arrived at the Pelican. Detective Kanger entered the Pelican at
approximately 2205 hours and exited the Pelican after approximately five (5)
minutes. I later learned from Detective Kanger that he was recognized as a police
officer and was asked to leave the Pelican by the owner Bill Gammoh.
4. I arrived at the front door of the Pelican at approximately 2215
hours. Prior to entering the Pelican, I was approached by one of four security
guards that were on duty. He informed me that there was a Ten Dollar ($10.00)
entry fee (cover charge) and he searched me for weapons. I paid the Ten Dollar
($10.00) cover charge and entered the business.
5. Upon entering the business though the south front door, I
walked through a dark black curtain and into the entertainment portion of the
business. I observed four or five additional security guards in various areas of the
interior. There was moderate lighting within the structure. I could discern faces of
the people inside the Pelican and their actions.
6. I then sat down at a table west of the stage. I was immediately
approached by a waitress who took my beverage order. From my table, I observed
that the stage was elevated approximately three (3) feet from the floor/ground level.
I also observed two (2) large dance type poles running vertically from the stage
floor to the ceiling. The poles were located near the east and west sides of the
stage and within a red taped line which formed a rectangle -in the center of the
stage. The lines of the rectangle appeared to be approximately six (6) feet from a
counter that surrounded the perimeter of stage at which patrons were seated. There
was a horizontal brass railing that ran the entire length of the counter top.
7. After I received my beverage I approached the stage and sat at
the counter area. I noticed that there were white boxes with black lettering "tip
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area" painted on the counter top in several places. I also observed that there were
approximately twenty (20) male customers sitting inside the establishment at various
places within this large room. Approximately five (5) of these customers were
sitting at the stage. There was disco-type lighting located directly above the center
of the dance floor area. Throughout my investigation, music was continually
played by a disc jockey.
8. After approximately ten (10) minutes, I was approached by a
female dancer who introduced herself to me as Christy. Christy told me that she
would give me a lap dance for Ten Dollars ($10.00). Christy left shortly thereafter
and attended to other patrons.
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9. During the course of the evening, I observed the following
a. A white female dancer with blonde hair danced on the stage
completely nude within approximately four (4) feet from customers. She accepted
tips from customers off the stage floor without any type of tipping receptacles. I
observed this same dancer, wearing only a white g-string bikini and black thigh-
high boots, perform a lap dance off the main stage for a patron, during which she
pressed her buttocks into the patron's lap. During the lap dance she also bent
backwards and laid her head on the left shoulder of the patron while she rubbed
both her partially covered breasts with her hands.
b. Another white female dancer with brunette hah" also danced on
the stage completely nude within five (5) feet of the patrons. She also accepted tips
from customers off the stage floor without any type of tipping receptacles.
c. A hispanic female dancer with brown hair danced on the stage
completely nude within five (5) feet of the patrons. She also accepted tips from
customers off the stage floor without any type of tipping receptacles.
d. A dancer who had introduced herself to me as Christy danced
on the stage completely nude within approximately four (4) feet of me. During the
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dance, she licked her right middle and index fingers. Then she rubbed her exposed
vagina within the folds of the lips with the same fingers several times. She then
placed the fingers in her mouth and sucked on them for approximately three (3)
seconds. Later on in the dance, Christy laid on her back with her right leg lifted
above her head and slapped her exposed vagina three (3) times with the fingers of
her right hand. Christy accepted tips from customers off the stage floor without the
use of any type of tipping receptacle.
e. Christy, wearing an orange g-string bikini, later performed a
lap dance for me on the padded benches along the south wall, during which she
rubbed the front of her covered crotch over my covered penis several times.
During the dance she also rubbed her covered breasts on the front of my pants,
directly over my covered penis. At one point in her dance, she turned with her
back to me, sat on my lap, and rubbed her covered vagina on my covered penis for
approximately 15 seconds in a grinding motion. She then rubbed her covered
vagina on my inner right thigh, also in a grinding motion. With her partially
covered breasts pushed together by her hands she rubbed them on my nose for a
few seconds. Towards the end of the dance, she kissed my left cheek and moaned
into my ear. After the dance I handed her a twenty (20) dollar bill to pay for the
dance. She accepted the money, handed me back Ten Dollars ($10.00), and kissed
me again on my cheek.
f. A dancer introduced as Chardonay danced on the stage
completely nude within five (5) feet of me. Chardonay accepted tips while on stage
without the use of any tipping receptacle.
g. A dancer introduced as Scarlet performed a lap dance for me
on the padded benches along the south wall. During the dance, Scarlet, who was
wearing a see-through lacy black g-string teddy nibbed her inner thighs on my
outer thighs. When the dance was concluded, I handed Scarlet Ten Dollars
($10.00) which she accepted without the use of a tip receptacle, and placed the
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money in the cleavage of her breasts just at the top of the teddy she was wearing,
h. A black female dancer wearing a black g-string, whose name I
do not know, accepted tips from customers on the stage without the use of tipping
receptacles.
i. Another white female dancer with brunette hair, wearing a light
blue g-string bikini, whose name I do not know, also accepted tips from customers
who had placed money onto the stage floor without the use of any tipping
receptacles. I also observed this same dancer perform a lap dance for an unknown
patron off the main stage. During the lap dance I observed her sit on the patron's
lap and grind her covered crotch onto the covered crotch of the patron.
j. I observed a second hispanic woman wearing a black g-string
bikini perform a lap dance in the area along the south wall. She made direct
physical contact with the patron when performing lap dances. She sat on the
patron's lap and grinded her crotch into his lap.
k. At no time was there an announcement or was I instructed by
any employee or dancer that I could not touch the dancer or that the dancers could
not touch me.
1. During my visit to this establishment, I did not observe any
signs or informative bulletins stating rules or expected behavior regarding the
female employees' actions. I did not see any other signs, flyers, bulletins or
banners stating rules for customers' behavior. I did not see the Preliminary
Injunction posted anywhere on the premises. I did not hear any employees state
specific rules of conduct to any customer or female employee in this establishment.
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I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and
correct and is of my own personal knowledge, that if called to testify I could and
would competently testify to the same, and that this declaration was executed this
3^ day of March, 1999, at Cerritos, California.
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LA HABRA POLICE DEPARTMENT
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POLICE REPORT
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a 14 THE CRME IS OMM RELATED
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D 1 BANK / SAV LOAN FINANCE
CREDIT UNION
P2 BAR
D 3.CLEANERS / LAUNDRY
C INSTRUCTION SITE
Q 5 THEATER
P 6. F AST FOODS
D 7. GAS STATION
D 8 HOTEL /MOTEL
P9 DEPT /DISCOUNT STORE
Q 10. GUN / SPORT GOODS
D 11 JEWELRY STORE
D 12 LIQUOR STORE
Q 13. PHOTO STAND
D 14. CONVENIENCE STORE
D 15. RESTAURANT
n 18. SUPERMARKET
P17 TV/RADIO
D 18 AUTO PARTS SALES
P 19 BICYCLE SALES
P 20 CAR / MOTORCYCLE SALES
P 21 . CLOTHING STORE
P 22. HARDWARE
P 23 MEDICAL
P 24 OFHCE BUILDING
P 25. SHOE STORE
P 26. WAREHOUSE
Bl27. OTHER
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P 28 APARTMENT ^
029 CONDOMINIUM *•* /
30. DUPLEX /FOUR PLEX H
P 31 . GARAGE ATTACHED
P 32 GARAGE DETACHED
P 33. HOUSE
P 34 MOBILE HOME
P 35 OTHER
PUBLIC
P 36. CHURCH
P 37 HOSPITAL //%
P 38. PARK/ PLAYGROUND
P 39. PARKING LOT
P 40. PUBLIC BUILDING
P 41. SCHOOL
P 42. SHOPPING MAUL
P 43. STREET / HIGHWAY / ALLEY
P 44. OTHER
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P 45 CAMPER *"*/«.
P46. MOTOR HOME rf
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C_J 49. TRAILER '
P 50. TRUCK
P 51. VAN
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Qt: FRONT
P2. REAR
P3 SDE
P 4. DOOR
P 5 WINDOW
P 6 SLIDING GLASS DOOR
P 7 BASEMENT
Pa. ROOF
P 9 FLOOR
P 10 WALL
P 11. DUCT /VENT
P 12 GARAGE
P 13. ADJACENT BUILDING
P 14. GROUND LEVEL
P 15 UPPER LEVEL
P 16. OTHER
METHOD OF ENTRY ^ QM
PO. UNKNOWN
(^0 N/A
P 1 NO FORCE USED
P 2 ATTEMPT ONLY
P 3 BODILY FORCE
D 4 DOLT CUT I PLIERS
P 5. CHANNEL LOCKS / PIPE
WRENCH / VICE GRIPS
Q 6. SAW 1 DRILL / BURN
P 7. SCREWDRIVER
D 8 TIRE IRON
Q 9. UNKNOWN PRY BAR
P 10. COAT HANGER WIRE
P 11 KEY SLIP SHIM
P 12 PUNCH
D 13 REMOVE LOUVERS
Q 14 WINDOW SMASH
QlS BRICK /ROCK
B16. HID IN BUILDING
17 OTHER
VEHICLE ENTRY 10 QC«
D.O UNKNOWN
Mg N/A
Bl DOOR / LOCK FORCED
LJ 2 TRUNK FORCED
CJ3. WINOOWBROKEN
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D 7 OTHER
MtOPEftTY ATTACKED 11 O*T
PO UNKNOWN
PM N/A
"Pi CASH NOTES
P 2. CLOTHES 1 FUR
P 3. CONSUMABLE GOODS
P 4 FIREARMS
P 5. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
P 6 JEWELRY METALS
P 7 LIVESTOCK
P 8. OFFICE EQUIPMENT
P9 TV /RADIO/ CAMERA
P 10. MISCELLANEOUS
P 11 OTHER
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P 1. SUSPECT CLIMAXED
P 2. UNKNOWN / CLIMAXED
P 3 VICTIM BOUND 1 TIED
P 4 VICTIM INJURED
P 5 COVERED VICTIM FACE
P 6 PHOTOGRAPHED VICTIM
P 7 VICTIM ORALLY COPULATED
SUSPECT
P 8 SUSPECT ORALLY COPULATED
VICTIM
P 9 RAPE BY INSTRUMENT (FOREIGN
OBJECTS)
P 10. SODOMY
P11 SUGGESTED VICTIM COMMIT'
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P 12 INSERTED FINGER INTO VAGINA
P 13 FORCED VICTIM TO FONDLE
SUSPECT
P 14 SUSPECT FONDLED VICTIM
P 15 MASTURBATED SELF
P 16. OTHER
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P 1 ALARM DISABLED
P 2 ARSON
P 3 ATE / DRANK ON PREMISES
P 4 BLINDFOLDED VICTIM
BOUND /GAGGED
P 5 CAT BURGLAR
P 6. DEFECATED 1 URINATED
P 7 DEMANDED MONEY
P 8 DISROBED VICTIM FULLY
P 9 DISROBED VICTIM PARTIALLY
P 10 FIRED WEAPON
P 1 1 FORCED VICTIM TO MOVE
P 12 FORCED VIC INTO VEHICLE
P 13 HAD BEEN DRINKING
P 14 INDICATION MULTI SUSPS
Pl5 INFLICTED INJURIES
P 16. KNEWLOCATION OF
HIDDEN CASH
P 17 MADE THREATS
P 18 PLACED PROPERTY IN
SACK /POCKET
P 19 PREPARED EXIT
P 20 RANSACKED
P 21 RIPPED / CUT CLOTHING
P 22 SELECTIVE IN LOOT
P 23. SHUT OFF POWER
P 24 SMOKED ON PREMISES
P 25 SEARCHED VICTIM
P 26 STRUCK VICTIM
P 27 SUSPECT ARMED
P 28 THREATENED RETALIATION
P 29 TOOK ONLY CONSUMABLES
P 30 TOOK VICTIM'S VEHICLE
P 31. TORTURED
P 32. UNDER INFLUENCE DRUGS
P 33 USED DEMAND NOTE
P 34 USED LOCKOUT
P 35. USED DRIVER
P% USED MATCH /CANDLE
P 37. USED VICTIM NAME
P 38. USED VICTIM'S SUITCASE /
PILLOWCASE
P 39. USED VICTIM'S TOOLS
P 40 VEHICLE NEEDED TO
REMOVE PROPERTY
P 41 CUT / DISCONNECTED
PHONE
P 42 CASED LOCATION BEFORE
CRIME
P 43. OTHER
SUSPECT PRETENDED TO BE 1*
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BLO N/A
P! CONDUCTING SURVEY
P 2 CUSTOMER / CLIENT
P 3 DELIVERY PERSON
P 4 DISABLED MOTORIST
PS DRUNK
P 6. EMPLOYEE / EMPLOYER
P 7. FRIEND/ RELATIVE
P 8 ILL / INJURED
P 9 NEED PHONE
P 10 POLICE /LAW
P 11. RENTER
P 12 REPAIRMAN
P 13. SALE OF ILLICIT GOODS
P 14. SALESPERSON
P 15. SEEK ASSISTANCE
P 16. SEEK DIRECTIONS
P 17 SEEKING SOMEONE
P 18 SOLICIT FUNDS
P 19 OTHER
P 0 UNKNOWN
j|J]0. N/A
Pi AUDIBLE ALARM
P 2. SLENT ALARM
P 3 PRIVATE SECURITY
PATROL
P4 DOG
P 5 STANDARD LOCKS
P 6. AUXILIARY LOCKS
(Deadbote. Windows Etc.)
P 7. WINDOW BARS / GRILLS
P 8. OUTSIDE LIGHTING ON
P 9 INSIDE LIGHTING ON
P 10. GARAGE DOOR LOCKED
P 11. OBSCURED INTERIOR
VIEW (Commercial / Business)
P 12 SECURITY SIGNING
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P 13. OTHER
VICTMMtOnLE
PHYSICAL CONDITION 17 Q«
P 0. NO IMPAIRMENT
U 1 UNDER INFL ALCOHOL / DRUGS
32. SCK/ INJURED
U 3. SENIOR CITIZEN
84 BLIND |0 y
5. HANDICAPPED /.fH
3 6. DEAF
]7 MUTE
3 8. MENTAL /EMOTION IMPAIRED
] 9. OTHER
. RELATIONSMP TO SUSPECT 1* OM
P 0. UNKNOWN
P 1 HUSBAND P 10. ACQUAINTANCE
P 2 WIFE P 11 FRIEND
P 3 MOTHER P / P 12 BOYFRIEND
H4 FATHER / f*S Q 13 GIRLFRIEND
5 DAUGHTER LJ 14. NBGHBOR
P 6 SON P 15. BUSINESS ASSOCIATE
P 7. BROTHER P 16 STRANGER
PUSSIER D " OTHER
n«OTHPPl=^MIIY
MARITAL STATUS 1* ««
PO. UNKNOWN //id
Pi. ANNULLED "
P 2. COMMON LAW
B3 SINGLE
4. MARRIED
P 5. DIVORCED
P6 WIDOW (ER)
P 7. SEPARATED
D 8 OTHER
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Crime: 647 (b) C.P.C. Prostitution Case Number: 04-1412
Victim: State of California Date: 03-16-04 Page No. 1 Of 7
By: C. McPhail A171 Approved:Date:
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NARRATIVE
Section 647b of the California Penal Code
Every person who commits any of the following acts is guilty of disorderly conduct, a
misdemeanor:
(b) Who solicits or who agrees to engage in or who engages in any act of
prostitution. A person agrees to engage in an act of prostitution when, with
specific intent to so engage, he or she manifests an acceptance of an offer
or solicitation to so engage, regardless of whether the offer or solicitation
was made by a person who also possessed the specific intent to engage
in prostitution. No agreement to engage in an act of prostitution shall
constitute a violation of this subdivision unless some act, in addition to the
agreement, is done within this state in furtherance of the commission of an
act of prostitution by the person agreeing to engage in that act. As used in
this subdivision, "prostitution" includes any lewd act between persons for
money or other consideration.
Investigation Summary:
Detective Bancroft and I received information that a stripper named "Tyler" was
performing acts of prostitution at the Taboo Gentlemen's Club located at 1001 E.
Imperial Hwy. In the City of La Habra, County of Orange. After establishing
"Tyler's" true identity we sent an undercover officer into the club on 02-19-04 to
observe activities within the club.
This incident was monitored for officer safety purposes. The incident was not
recorded for evidentiary purposes.
The officer was repeatedly approached by a stripper named "Tiffany" who told him
that her "pussy was very wet." She said that she was "horny" as she rubbed her
hands on his genital area. She offered to perform a lap dance that was
"guaranteed" to make him "very, very happy." He declined.
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The officer was approached by a stripper who identified herself as "Tyler" who
offered to perform lap dances for him. He accepted the offer. "Tyler" told the
officer that she could perform a "much better, personal dance" inside a "private
room." The officer didn't accept the offer and left.
Detective Bancroft and I decided that the conduct of "Tyler" and "Tiffany" merited
further investigation. We established "Tiffany's" true identity before sending sent
two undercover officers into the club on February 24, 2004 at 1610 hrs. One of
the officers wore a transmitter. His conversation was monitored, recorded
and subsequently transcribed and documented in his written report.
Count 1
647b C.P.C
February 24, 2004 at approx. 1610 hrs.
Two undercover officers entered the Taboo Gentlemen's Club on February 24,
2004 at approx. 1610 hrs. One of the officers was carrying a transmitter. His
conversation was monitored, recorded and subsequently transcribed. Both
documented the incident by submitting written reports.
"Tyler" approached one of the undercover officers. She offered to perform a
$60.00 dance. Before agreeing, the officer asked what he would receive for his
money. He asked if she would "jerk him off." She said that she couldn't do that
because cameras had been installed in the business but agreed to play with his
genitals by sliding her hand up the leg of his shorts. He agreed to the act and
asked her if she could make him "cum." She said she would try. She placed her
hand up the leg of his shorts and grabbed his penis and began to stroke it. The
officer told "Tyler" that she was chaffing him and declined further service. He
engaged "Tyler" in a lengthy conversation during which she repeatedly admitted to
performing acts of prostitution including sexual intercourse and "jacking" men off
for money in the club.
Count 2
647b C.P.C.
, March 2, 2004 approx. 1640 hrs.
Two undercover officers entered the Taboo Gentlemen's Club on March 2, 2004 at
approx. 1640 hrs. One of the officers was carrying a transmitter. His conversation
was monitored, recorded and subsequently transcribed. Both documented the
incident in written reports.
"Tyler" approached one of the officers an offered to perform a lap dance. At the
conclusion of the dance she asked the officer if he knew about the V.I.P. room.
He said that he didn't and she told him "If you don't want to waste any more
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money the V.I.P. room is the way to go. She explained that she would perform 6
dances for $125.00.
The officer paid the barmaid $125.00. She gave the stripper $40.00 and put the
rest in the cash register. "Tyler" led him to a booth that was enclosed by a
partition. She told him "You have a choice. You can watch me and jack off or I
can try and get you off." The officer asked "Tyler" if it would cost extra for her to
get him off or if that was part of the original $125.00. "Tyler" replied that it was the
same price. He asked her to "jack me off." She said she would try. He asked her
about cleaning up after she made him "cum." She replied "Just wipe it on the floor.
I do it all the time." The officer complained that "Tyler" was causing him pain and
declined to act.
Count 3
647b C.P.C.
March 2, 2004 at approx. 1640 hrs.
"Tiffany" approached an undercover officer and offered to perform a private
dance. She told him that the price was "three for $40.00 right here" She added that
he could have "three for $60.00" in a more private area. She recommended the
"three for $60.00." The officer agreed to pay $60.00 for three dances.
"Tiffany" led the officer to another area in the club. She performed a lap dance for
the officer. After the officer loosened his shorts "Tiffany" became progressively
sexually suggestive. She told the officer that she was "horny." The officer asked
if the progressively sexually suggestive behavior was part of the price. She
said " Depends on what it is. As of now it's O.K." Her behavior continued and the
officer asked " Part of the price?" "Tiffany" replied "Until now." The officer said,
"What's that ?" She replied "Yeah. If you want or like twenty more " The
officer asked, "Jack me off?" "Tiffany" replied "Yeah." The officer said "Twenty
more bucks." "Tiffany" said "Really? O.K. That's good." "Tiffany reached through
the leg of the officer's shorts and tried to masturbate his penis. The officer declined
further participation in the act by pretending to experience pain from a hernia injury.
"Tiffany" responded by asking the officer "Really? You're not an undercover cop or
something?" The officer said he wasn't and told her he was going to the
bathroom. "Tiffany" said " You're not going to call someone? You're not going to
get me in trouble?" The officer assured her that he wasn't going to call anyone or
get her in trouble. "Tiffany" asked "What happened to our business?" indicating
that she expected to get paid for her services. The officer paid her and she
assured him that he would receive good service during his next visit.
See Detective Blackburn's, Det. Kirkpatrick's and Sgt. Lozeau's reports for
complete details.
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Corporal C. McPhail A171
La Habra Police Department
I am a police officer and have worked for the La Habra Police Department for the past
23 years. I am currently assigned to the Special Investigations Unit. My responsibilities
include the detection of vice and the enforcement of applicable laws.
I've successfully completed the Los Angeles County Sheriffs, North Orange County and
Golden Police Academies. I've completed the California Department of Justice, Bureau
of Narcotics Enforcement Undercover Investigator's course. Each course included a
block of instruction regarding vice activities.
Pursuant to my duties as a police officer, I've bought, sold and transported controlled
substances, sold stolen property and solicited acts of prostitution that have resulted in
physical arrests, convictions and the seizure of contraband.
I've debriefed and controlled informants who have admitted to engaging in criminal
activities including prostitution. I've discussed prostitution techniques with an
experienced prostitute.
Based upon my experience and training I know that vice crimes include the sale, use,
transportation of controlled substances, gambling and prostitution. The victims of these
crimes are manifold.
Based upon my training and experience, I know that a gentlemen's club is a venue of
adult entertainment where strippers pole dance on a stage and offer private dances to
individual customers. Physical contact varies from a simple up close dance with no
touching, to physical contact with the stripper to, in some clubs, sexual acts. A lap
dance is an erotic dance that's performed while the stripper straddles a customer's lap.1
The length of a song measures the duration of a lap, couch or table dance. Lap dances
are sold by the song. Specials are frequently offered in the form of "three for two" or
"six for four." Dances in more secluded or private areas are generally more expensive
due to the intimacy involved.
The focal point of the club is a stage with one or more vertical poles mounted in it.
Strippers take successive turns dancing on the stage. Customers seated at the margin
are expected to tip strippers during the course of her performance. At the end of their
pole performance, strippers rotate from the stage to the floor where they circulate
among the customers.
' The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition. 2000.
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Based upon my training and experience, I know that lap, table or couch dances may be
performed anywhere in the club. Some clubs offer private or semi private areas
intended to convey intimacy or privacy to the customer. These areas may be located in
other rooms or behind booths or partitions. Sometimes the private or semi-private area
may simply be a darkened corner of the main customer area. These are frequently
referred to as "V.I.P." rooms.
Based upon my training and experience, I know that most establishments have rules
governing the extent of physical contact between the stripper and performer. Some
strippers chose to make minimal contact with a client to heighten the experience.
Aficionados disparagingly frequently refer to this as an "air dance". Some strippers will
offer bodily contact and others will engage in prostitution by performing sex acts for fees
and tips. Lap dances generally cost between $15.00 and $20.00 a song in the Orange
County area.
Based upon my training and experience, I know that some clients prefer a greater
degree of physical contact or sex acts during the course of a lap, couch or table dance.
The slang term for a greater degree of physical contact or sex acts during the dance is
"mileage." A "high mileage" dance is one that involves a lot of physical contact or sex
acts. This is also referred to as "full service" or "extras".
Based upon my training and experience, I know that strippers who offer "full service",
"extras" or "high mileage" prefer to perform these acts in private or semi private areas of
the club. They are aware that they can be arrested for offering to perform a sex act for
money. They avoid using words to describe the act that they are willing to do and the
discussion of money. They tend to speak in general terms and inflate the prices of their
"dance" to cover the sex act.
Based upon my training and experience, I know that customers who want "full service",
"extras" or "high mileage" will often wear loose fitting shorts or cut off sweat pants, no
underwear and a condom. The shorts afford easy access to the penis through the legs.
The lack of underwear allows the stripper to freely masturbate the shaft of the
customer's penis during the course of the lap dance and the condom prevents seminal
fluid from staining the shorts at the moment of ejaculation. This mode of dress further
functions as a discrete, non-verbal form of communication to the stripper regarding his
expectations. Strippers prefer this mode of dress because it is easier for them to
camouflage a "hand job" during the course of a lap dance. This mode of attire is often
referred to as "dress for success."
Based upon my training and experience I know that strippers who perform
masturbation, oral sex and sexual intercourse with clients for a fee or tip realize that
they are engaging in prostitution. They engage in counter-surveillance and many
believe that undercover police officers must identify themselves if asked to do so.
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Based upon my training and experience I know that anyone who, coupled with an act in
furtherance of the crime, expresses an offer or acceptance to engage in an act of
prostitution is guilty of violating Section 647b of the California Penal Code. The
California Penal Code defines prostitution as any lewd act between persons for money
or other consideration.
Based upon my training and experience, I know that a lewd act involves sexual conduct
that is considered to be indecent, offensive or licentious in that it disregards legal
restraints with respect to sexual relations2.
Based upon my training and experience, I know that the phrase "jerk off' means to
masturbate.3
Based upon my training and experience, I know that the works "fucked" and "blow job"
in the context of "gave him a blow job and fucked him" refers to acts of fellatio and
sexual intercourse.4
Based upon my training and experience, I know that the word "cum" refers to semen
ejaculated during orgasm. 5
Based upon my training and experience, I know that the phrase "jacking him off' means
to perform masturbation on a man. 6
Based upon my training and experience, I know that the word "spooge" as used in the
term "nasty spooge" means seminal fluid.7
Based upon my training and experience, I know that the word phrase "giving head" is a
vulgar term for oral sex.8
Based upon my training and experience, I know that the term "masturbate" means the
manual excitation of the sexual organs, most often to the point of orgasm. It can refer to
excitation either by oneself or by another.
Based upon my training and experience I know that strippers will often use stage or
alias names as part of their performance.
2 Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of Law 1996.
3 Webster's Dictionary
4 The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition.
5 The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition.
6 The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition.
7 The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition.
8 The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition.
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Based upon my training and experience, I know that overt or covert video cameras are
often found in gentlemen's clubs. The cameras may be used for security, electronic
supervision and it's not unusual for the management feed live streaming video images
to promotional web sites.
I monitored and recorded transmissions from radios carried by undercover investigators
on February 24, 2004 and March 2, 2004. The tapes were stored in the special
investigation unit safe and were used during the preparation of this report. At the
conclusion of the investigation both tapes were submitted to the La Habra Police
Department property detail.
I am aware that members of the Anaheim Police Department also monitored and
recorded transmissions on February 24, 2004 and March 2, 2004.
• See Detective Taylor's supplemental report.
• See Detective Blackburn's supplemental report.
• See Detective Kirkpatrick's supplemental report.
• See Detective Sergeant Lozeau's supplemental report.
• See the attached transcript of the covert broadcast of the February 24, 2004
undercover operation.
• See the attached transcript of the covert broadcast of the March 2, 2004 undercover
operation.
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Crime: CPC 647 (b) Prostitution
Victim: State of California
Report By: C. McPhail A171
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Detectives from the La Habra Police Department conducted an ongoing
investigation after several complains had been received regarding acts of prostitution at the
Taboo Gentlemen's Club at 1001 E. Imperial Hwy. During the investigation a complaint was
received regarding a dancer going by the stage name of Tyler. The complaint stated that Tyler
was committing acts of prostitution inside the club. Through the investigation Tyler was
identified through a prior police report as Rancour, Vanessa Suzanne, DOB: 1/14/81. A
photograph was obtained from the DMV of Rancour.
On 02/19/04 Det. Taylor from the Orange Police Department's Vice Unit conducted an
undercover at the Taboo Gentlemen's Club. Det. Taylor was shown the DMV photo of Rancour
and advised of the possible acts of prostitution inside the club.
Rancour, Vanessa Suzanne (AKA: Tyler) DOB: 11/14/81, F/W, 5-
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Det. Taylor was provided with $ 304.00 as operating funds while inside the club. While
inside the club Det. Taylor talked to Rancour who he recognized by the photograph we had
shown him. Det. Taylor talked to another dancer who used the stage name of Tiffany. For
details of Det. Taylor's investigation refer to his supplemental report.
During the undercover operation detectives monitored a transmitter carried by Det.
Taylor while inside the club. Detectives maintained a surveillance of the club during this time.
During that surveillance Det. Taylor advised that Tiffany was leaving the club. Tiffany was
scene leaving the club and entering a white 1995 Toyota CA # 3MAN618. The vehicle turned
right out of the south driveway of the club and immediately pulled to the left and into the left
turn lane of Imperial Highway leading into the Target Store at that 1000 E. Imperial Hwy. At
this signal there is a clearly posted traffic control sign that prohibits "U" turns. When the signal
turned green the vehicle made a "U" turn and drove E/B on Imperial Highway.
I advised Cpl. Quirarte of the "U" turn and asked him to conduct a traffic stop on the
vehicle and identify the driver and sole occupant in the vehicle. Cpl. Quirarte conducted a
traffic stop on the vehicle for a defective taillight, a violation of CVC 24252(a). Cpl. Quirarte
identified the driver as Maria Carreras Temple. Cpl. Quirarte cited Temple for the violation of
CVC 24252(a) and released her. See attached citation LH350247.
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On 02/24/04 detectives conducted a second undercover operation at 1001 E. Imperial
Hwy, Taboo Gentlemen's Club. During this operation Det. Blackburn and Det. Sgt. Lozeau
were provided with $400.00 in operating funds each for their use while inside the club. Det.
Blackburn and Det. Sgt. Lozeau were shown photographs of Rancour and Temple and told that
they were employed as dancers at the club. Det. Blackburn advised once he had left the club
that he had obtained a violation of CPC 647(b) Prostitution solicited by Rancour. For details of
Det. Blackburn's and Det. Sgt. Lozeau's investigations refer to their supplemental reports.
On 03/02/04 detectives conducted a third undercover operation at 1001 E. Imperial
Hwy, Taboo Gentlemen's Club. During this operation Det. Kirkpatrick and Det. Sgt. Lozeau
were provided with $400.00 in operating funds each for their use while inside the club. Upon
entering the club Det. Sgt. Lozeau was approached by Tiffany and solicited for a dance. After
the dance Det. Sgt. Lozeau advised that Tiffany had solicited him for prostitution. Refer to his
supplemental report for details.
Detectives met with Det. Kirkpatrick and Det. Sgt. Lozeau after they left the club.
During that time Det. Kirkpatrick explained that Tyler had solicited him for prostitution during
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a private dance inside the club. Refer to his supplemental report for details.
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CPC 647(b) Prostitution
State of CA
Orange P.O.
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On 2-19-04 at approximately 1630 his, I was involved in an undercover operation
at 1001 E. Imperial Hwy (Taboo Gentleman's Club), assisting the LHPD Vice Unit.
LHPD had received several complaints regarding illegal prostitution activities occurring at
the business. For this operation I was provided with $304.00 in cash from the department
US Secret Service Fund. This money was provided for use in the establishment for tipping
and additional costs.
I approached the south entrance to the building and was greeting by a male employee.
The subject told me the cost to enter the business was $5.00, and upon entering, I would be
required to purchase one drink at a cost of $6.00. I paid the subject the $5.00 cover charge. I
entered the business through the main door located on the south side of the business facing
Imperial Hwy. I walked to the south side of the stage and sat in a chair at the railing. I saw that I
was the only customer in the business at that time.
While I was seated at the stage a waitress came up behind me and asked what I would like to
drink. I ordered a soda and she left. In the business I saw 4-5 female dancers and a male who was
working as the DJ.
The waitress returned and I paid and tipped her for the drink. As the waitress was walking away,
a female subject walked up to me, kneeled down beside me, and told me her name was Tiffany.
Tiffany repeatedly solicited me to have a private dance with her. Tiffany placed her hands on
my genital area and rubbed it several times. Tiffany asked me, "Do you want to know the
condition of my pussy?" I said "sure." She told me, "My pussy is very wet." I told her I wanted
to watch the girls on stage for a while before having any private dances. Tiffany then walked
away to the office area behind the bar.
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I Temple, Maria Carreras, AKA: Tiffany, DOB: 04/25/64, F/H, 5-4,
135, Brown, Brown, CDL:
The DJ announced that the next dancer was Sky. A female Asian subject walked up on stage.
The female was approximately 25 years old about 5'9" and 105 Ibs. Sky had short blond/brown
hair above her shoulders. I watched Sky dance on the stage during which time she exposed her
genital areas (Breasts', vagina and anus), and simulated masturbation while dancing. I tipped Sky
by leaving money of the stage in front of me. Based upon my training and experience, I know
that a patron is expected to "tip" each dancer who dances on stage. These tips are normally
placed either on the floor of the stage or on the rail in front of the patron. Based upon my
training and experience, I know that if a patron places the tip in front of him the dancer
will spend an amount of time commensurate to the amount of the tip. I also know that if a
patron fails to tip a dancer the bouncer or management will tell the patron to leave. Sky
picked up the money and left the stage.
Johnson, Oriana Hui (AKA: Sky/Johnson), DOB: 10/23/1980
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Tiffany again approached me while I was seated at the stage. She again solicited me to have a
private dance with her. Tiffany told me that she was very "Homy." She again placed her hands
on my genital area and began rubbing. Tiffany told me, "All of my dances a guaranteed." I
asked her what she meant by guarantee. She said that she would guarantee I would be very, very
happy, and again she grabbed genital area through my pants and began rubbing. I again told her
that I did not want a private dance just yet, and wanted to see some more girls dance on stage.
Tiffany told me she would be leaving in 15 minutes. Tiffany walked back toward the bar area. A
short time later I saw Tiffany leaving the club. I advised detectives outside the club that Tiffany
had jest left the business.
The DJ announced that the next dancer was Tyler. A female white subject walked up on stage.
The female was approximately 25 years old about 5'9" and 150 Ibs. She had long curly brown
hair below her shoulders. I watched Tyler dance on the stage during which time she exposed her
genital areas (Breasts', vagina and anus), and simulated masturbation while dancing. I tipped
Tyler by leaving money of the stage in front of me. Tyler collected the money then left the stage.
COPY
Rancour, Vanessa Suzanne (AKA: Tyler) DOB: 11/14/81, F/W, 5-
5,145, blond, blue, CDL:
Moments later, Tyler walked up to me and asked me if I wanted a private dance. She told
me the several prices for certain numbers of dances including the VIP room. I told her that I
would start with one dance. Tyler escorted me to the private dance area directly south of the
stage. The waitress approached us and asked me if I would by Tyler a drink. I said sure. Tyler
had me sit on one of the benches in the dance area. She grabbed my knees with her hands and
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spread my legs apart. She then sat down straddling my lap while facing me. As the song started
Tyler began gyrating her hips and genital area against my genital area.
Based upon my training and experience as a Vice Detective, I know that female
dancers believe that it is the "normal" actions of a patron to touch or fondle a dancer. I
further understand that if a patron will not touch or will pull away from a female who
exposes herself or who asks, directs, or invites them to touch her she believes that the
patron is an undercover police officers conducting a sting operations. I asked Tyler if
touching was allowed. She said yes. I placed my hands on her hips/buttocks. She continued
dancing and began pressing her breasts into my face. I placed my hands at the sides of both of
her breasts. Tyler then pulled down her top and completely exposed both her breasts while
pressing my face into her chest between them.
Tyler reached between her legs and fondled/rubbed my genital area through my pants.
Tyler continued to dance rubbing her genital area against me.
I had two additional dances from Tyler, after which she told me I owned her $60. I paid
Tyler $60 plus tip in pre-recorded funds and returned to my seat near the stage. I paid the
waitress for the drink that I had bought Tyler, and ordered another drink for myself.
The DJ again announced the next dancer was Sky. I watched Sky dance on the stage
during which time she exposed her genital areas (Breasts', vagina and anus) while dancing, and
simulated masturbation. I tipped Sky by leaving money of the stage in front of me. At the end of
the song Sky approached me and asked if I wanted her to dance for me. I told her that I really
wanted another dance from Tyler. Sky collected her tips and left the stage.
The DJ announced that the next dancer was Tyler and a white female walked up on stage.
I watched Tyler dance on the stage during which time she exposed her genital areas (Breasts',
vagina and anus) while dancing, and simulated masturbation. I tipped Tyler by leaving money of
the stage in front of me. Tyler picked up the money she asked me if I wanted a private dance. I
said yes. Tyler exited the stage then walked up to me and escorted me back to the same dance
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Crime: 647(b) P.C.
Victim:
Report By:
Solicitation of Prostitution Case Number: 04-1412
State of California - La Habra P.O.
Inv. R. Blackburn #509
Anaheim P.O.
Approved
By:
Date: 2-24-04
Date:
Suspect: Rancour, Vanessa Suzanne (aka: Tyler); DOB: 11/14/81; Female/White; 5-5/145;
Blonde/Blue; CDL:
Details: On February 24, 2004, Sergeant M. Lozeau #S116, Investigator R. La Rochelle #427
and I were working for the Anaheim Police Department/Vice Detail in an undercover capacity.
We were assisting the La Habra Police Department with an ongoing investigation at Taboo
Gentlemen's Club in the city of La Habra, county of Orange.
We spoke to the case agent, Detective Mcphail of the La Habra Police Department. Detective
Mcphail advised us of their ongoing Prostitution Investigation at the full-nude dance club,
aforementioned. He provided a DMV photograph of several females who worked at the club.
Sergeant Lozeau and I were directed to enter the establishment in an undercover capacity to
check for prostitution violations. Detective Mcphail provided me with a one-way radio
transmitter for evidentiary purposes. Assisting investigators and detectives monitored the
transmitter. Investigator R. La Rochelle was assigned to record any conversations, which might
transpire.
At approximately 1610 hours, Sergeant M. Lozeau and I entered the Taboo Gentlemen's Club,
located at 1001 Imperial Highway in the city of La Habra. We spoke to the doorman who was
collecting money at the front entrance. He was described as a MWA, approximately 20-25 years
old, 140 Ibs., 5'-9", with blonde hair and he wore black pants and a white shirt. The subject
advised Sergeant Lozeau and I that the cover charge for entry was $5. We each paid the
doorman and asked him whom he would recommend getting a dance from. The doorman told us
that he has heard that "Tyler" gives great dances. I asked him what "Tyler" looks like and he
described her as a heavy set white girl.
We entered the main portion of the club and saw approximately four patrons inside. Several
female dancers where walking around the location. We took a seat at the center stage and waited
for one of the dancers to perform their nude dance. We watched several of the female dancers
perform their nude acts on stage. Based upon my training and experience, I know that a patron is
expected to "tip" each dancer who dances on stage. These tips are normally placed on the floor
of the stage or on the rail in front of the patron. It is my experience that the more money a patron
tips the dancer, the longer the dancer will spend with him. We gave each of the dancers tips
while they danced. Several of the females asked us if we wanted dances (referring to personal
lap dances) after they were done on stage.
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Several minutes passed when I saw a heavyset female White, walking around in the club. The
DJ announced the heavy set female as "Tyler". I recognized this female as one of the females
who Detective Mcphail had a photograph of. She was later identified as suspect Vanessa
Rancour (S/Rancour) per her DMV photograph. Sergeant Lozeau was approached by another
dancer, who asked him if he wanted a dance? He agreed to get a personal lap dance and walked
to the south side of the club. I remained at the stage and watched as S/Rancour performed her
nude dance on stage and I gave her approximately $10 in tips. She performed her entire dance in
front of me. S/Rancour danced on the stage and exposed her pierced vagina, breast, and anus.
She rubbed her exposed vagina and flicked her finger in my direction on one occasion. She
completed her dance and asked me if I wanted a dance? I told her that I had heard that she was
the right person to get a dance from. S/Rancour collected the money that I provided and took a
seat next to me. S/Rancour asked me what kind of dance I wanted and I told her that I wanted a
nasty dance.
S/Rancour asked me what I meant and I told her of my conversation with the doorman at the
front of the club. I told her that he advised that I should get a dance from her. I spoke with
S/Rancour about getting a personal lap dance and she explained that her prices were $20 for one
song, $60 for three, or six for $125. She told me that the private dance was the best. She
explained that there would be, "a hell of a lot more touching," during the $125 dance. I
explained that I was not a rich man and agreed to get three dances for $60. I asked S/Rancour
what I would get for my $60? She explained that it was just plain and simple; that they had just
installed cameras two weeks ago. S/Rancour told me that she could touch me a lot and the fact
that I had shorts on meant I was "all good." I asked S/Rancour if I was going to get skin-on-skin
contact (Street term for masturbation)? Apparently, S/Rancour did not understand what I was
asking and she told me that she would let me touch her. She told me that I needed to be more
discreet than usual due to the cameras. I asked S/Rancour if she could "jerk me off1 (Street term
for masturbation by another person)? S/Rancour told me that she couldn't do that anymore, but
she told me she could "play" with me. I asked her if she meant that she could play with me on
top of my clothes and she responded by saying, "Yeah - No, I can go through; I said you have
shorts on!" Based on my training and experience, it is common for females who are committing
acts of prostitution inside strip clubs to reach up the pant leg of a person's shorts in order to
masturbate that person. I agreed to get the $60 dance, in which S/Rancour would "play" with
me. It is based on my training experience that females committing acts of prostitution will
sometimes avoid certain key words such as, "jerking off, masturbating, or hand job", which are
all street terms for masturbation. It is my belief that S/Rancour was avoiding these words and
instead agreed to "play" with me in exchange for the $60.
S/Rancour walked me back to the southwest portion of the establishment and sat me down on a
couch. The couch was secluded from the rest of the club. S/Rancour and I spoke for several
minutes until a new song started to play. While speaking with S/Rancour, I asked her if she was
going to be able to make me "cum"? (Street slang for ejaculation.) S/Rancour told me that she
would try. S/Rancour began her personal lap dance and positioned my body so that my lower
extremities were partially hanging off the edge of the couch. S/Rancour began to dance for me,
at which time she kneeled down and placed her right hand up the left pant leg of my shorts. She
reached all the way up my shorts and grabbed hold of my penis, which was covered by my
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underwear. She began moving her hand up and down, in an attempt to stimulate me for several
seconds. She told me that my pants were too tight and that it was difficult with her hand under
my shorts. S/Rancour removed her hand and began rubbing my groin over the top of my shorts.
She moved her hand up and down over my penis, again simulating masturbation. She told me
that she was trying. I told S/Rancour that she was going to end up chaffing me in the manner she
was rubbing me over my clothing. S/Rancour asked me what I meant and I told her that she was
hurting me. S/Rancour asked me if I wanted her to do it the other way (Referring to putting her
hand up my shorts). I told her that I didn't know what she could do and that I didn't want her to
get into any trouble. S/Rancour told me that my shorts were too tight. I asked her if she could
give me a "blow job?" (Street term for oral copulation)? S/Rancour responded by telling me
that there were cameras everywhere. She told me that before there were cameras, she could have
"jacked me off like that" - easy, and that another female who worked with her was just fired.
S/Rancour told me that she would just go ahead and give me a really, really good dance as
opposed to playing with me, and asked me how that would be? S/Rancour began to give me a
traditional style lap dance, where she rubbed her genitals on my groin simulating a sex act. She
placed her bare breasts in my face several times during the dance. S/Rancour continued these
acts for several minutes and then told me that I needed to bring/wear looser shorts the next time.
She told me that sweats would also work. S/Rancour told me that she would have hurt me more
if she performed the act "the other way" (referring to masturbating my penis underneath my
shorts). She told me that her hand didn't fit up my shorts and she couldn't even move it. S/
Rancour said, "At least I tried!" S/Rancour attempted to masturbate my penis on top of my
shorts again. I told her that it hurt and stopped her. I told S/Rancour that I would bring some
looser shorts next time. S/Rancour completed her dance after three songs. I handed her $70,
which was issued to me from the La Habra Police Department. Upon the completion of my
dance I walked back to the middle of the club and took a seat at the center stage. Several
minutes passed when S/Rancour took a seat directly next to me. She was upset because there
were not vary many people in the club. I asked her why there were so many cameras at the
location and she told me the following:
S/Rancour said that she has regular customers at the club. She said that her customers like to try
different girls. She told me that one of her customers had sexual intercourse and received a
blowjob from one of the dancers at the club. S/Rancour said that she does "things" for this
particular customer too; however, she said that having sex in the club was inappropriate.
S/Rancour got upset with the female dancer who took her customer and she told the manager to
watch what was going on. She said that the manager terminated the female's employment due to
the act and she realizes that she made the mistake of having the manager's monitor the cameras.
S/Rancour was appalled at the fact that the female dancer had sex and gave the male client a
blow job for $700. She confirmed that this took place in the VIP Room at the dance club.
S/Rancour told me that she only gets $300. I asked her what she had to do for the $300? She
told me that she would receive $300 for "jacking him off (Street term for masturbation).
Sergeant Lozeau responded back to our location and took a seat to the left side of me. S/Rancour
and Sergeant Lozeau had a brief conversation. S/Rancour told Sgt. Lozeau that I needed to wear
looser shorts next time. I asked S/Rancour if she ever "dated" (street term for prostitution date)
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outside of the club? She told me that she has had "dates" but they were with customers that she
has known for a long time. She said that the customers that she dates are around 50 or 60 years
old, and one of the male subjects even wears a diaper. I asked S/Rancour how far she has gone
(referring to sexual acts) inside of the dance club? She told me that she had sex before. I
confirmed that she was inside the club when she had sex and she told me that she was. She said
that she charged $800 for the act. She said only had sex inside the club once and that her motto
was that, "You jack somebody off and then wash your hands when you're done. That's it - it's
fine." She said she is not going to catch a disease from jacking somebody off. I asked
S/Rancour if she took a napkin back to the lap dance area for the mess (semen)? She told me
that she would just wipe "it" (referring to semen) on the couch or on the floor. I was appalled
and told her that I just sat on semen? She told me that she wiped it on the sides of the couch as
opposed to wiping it on the cushions. We spoke for several more minutes and then Sergeant
Lozeau and I left the premises. S/Rancour invited us to come back and told us that she worked
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Investigator R. Blackburn #509
Anaheim Police Department/Vice Detail
RB/gf
1 Date: February 24, 2004 Time: DR: 04-1412
2 Location: Taboo Gentlemen's Club
The following is a transcript of Inv. R Blackburn's conversation with suspect Vanessa Vancour
4 on 2-24-04 at the Taboo Gentlemen's Club.
5 SIDE A
6 SI VANCOUR: You want a dance
7 BLACKBURN: I hear you give a good one.
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9 S/ VANCOUR: Wadda ya want?
10 BLACKBURN: What do you mean what do I want?
11 S/ VANCOUR: What kind of dance do you want.
12 BLACKBURN: I want a fuckin nasty ass dance is what I want.
13 S/ VANCOUR: [UNINTELLIGIBLE] like what.
14 BLACKBURN: Uh, I don't know - I talked to the doorman and he said if I want a dance, I
15 gotta go through you.
16 S/VANCOUR: Really?
•-> BLACKBURN: Oh yeah!
is S/VANCOUR: He said "Tyler"?
19 BLACKBURN: Oh! Yes he did. Straight up, straight up.
20 S/VANCOUR: What, he asked you?
21 BLACKBURN: Wadda ya think I'm in here for? Shit, I don't come in her just to watch girls
22 dance. Ya know what I'm sayin?
23 S/VANCOUR: OK, uhm, $20, three for $60, or six for $125. The private is the best, the
24 private your going to get away with a hell of a lot more touching [UNINTELLIGIBLE] serious.
25 BLACKBURN: I'm not a rich man now - you know what I'm sayin?
26 S/ VANCOUR: OK. So you want a $20 dance?
27 BLACKBURN: No, I don't want a $20 dance.
28 S/ VANCOUR: Three for $60?
29 BLACKBURN: I don't know, what can I get for $60?
30 S/ VANCOUR: Ah, well period plain and simple, they just installed cameras like two weeks
31 ago, so - they're fuckin everywhere.
-. BLACKBURN: Really?
33 S/ VANCOUR: But I mean I can touch you a lot, you have shorts on, you're all good.
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Well, yeah; am I going to get skin to skin though, or a?
hu?
Skin to skin contact.
Well 'm going to let you touch yeah but you have to be more discreet that
I know. Yeah, but can I get like - at least jerked off or something?
Can you?
Yeah. Can you jerk me off?
I can't do that anymore. I can play with you.
Like just on top of my clothes or what?
Yeah - no, I can go through, I said you have shorts on.
Oh, Okay.
Duh!
Alright, let's do the sixty dollar one.
WAITRESS: Anything to drink?
BLACKBURN: Hah, I'm alright right now, thanks.
WAITRESS: OK.
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S/ VANCOUR: Why did he get a dance from Violet? Ivory is way better.
Ah, talked to the door dude who told me, uh, told me to talk to Violet.BLACKBURN:
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No, but is that your friend got a dance from Violet.
Oh, yeah. I don't know, he liked her.
Ivory is better.
Oh yeah?
We'll wait for the next song.
Okay, cool.
What do you guys do?
Construction.
Yeah?
Yeah. [UNINTELLIGIBLE] the rain's kinda fuckin everything up, ya know?
Yeah, fuckin rain, you know.
Yeah, jackin us up.
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It's cool for you guys though, right.
What's that?
Well, you don't have to work in that rain.
Yeah, but you don't make money if you don't work.
I know it.
You know what I'm sayin?
Hey, are you gonna be able to make me cum or what.
I can try.
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[UNINTELLIGIBLE] Tell your friend to get a dance from Ivory.
Is that the other girl with the blonde hair? Yeah? She's good too?
Yeah.
More or less than you?
Less, less, but she'll give a better dance than Violet, a way fuckin better.
She still dancing right there?
Huh?
She don't dance very good?
Violet?
Yeah!
No! She's always looking at her fuckin self in the mirror.
That's not a good fuckin dance.
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Dam, your shorts are fuckin tight too.
Laughter
It's harder that way.
Yeah.
I'm tryin.
I know, I know you are.
I'm gonna end up getting chafed that way though, you know what I'm
Huh?
I'm going to end up getting chafed that way.
Wadda ya mean?
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1 BLACKBURN: You're gonna end up hurting me over my shorts.
2 SI VANCOUR: You want me to do it the other way?
BLACKBURN: I don't know what you can do? I mean, I don't want you to get in trouble.
4 S/ VANCOUR: No, I'm just saying, it's tighter this way, how in the fuck am I supposed to be
5 doing it easier that way?
6 BLACKBURN: I don't know, can you do a blowjob or something?
7 S/ VANCOUR: Can I?
8 BLACKBURN: Yeah.
9 S/ VANCOUR: Oh yeah, the cameras are everywhere, but I can put my lips there. You
10 don't understand, before the cameras were here, I could've jacked you off like that, easy. Now,
11 the, a bitch just got fired.
12 BLACKBURN: Oh, really?
13 S/ VANCOUR: Yeah, it's serious.
14 S/ VANCOUR: I'll just try and give you a really, really good dance, how is that.
15 BLACKBURN: [UNINTELLIGIBLE], you know what I'm saying
16 S/VANCOUR: You don't know?
n S/ VANCOUR: Is that your last song?
is BLACKBURN: I think we've got one more. I think that was [UNINTELLIGIBLE]
19 S/ VANCOUR: Okay.
20 S/ VANCOUR: You need looser shorts, and you would be all good.
21 BLACKBURN: Yeah? But, I felt like a [UNINTELLIGIBLE] looser shorts.
22 S/VANCOUR: Yeah, [UNINTELLIGIBLE] Ha-ha-ha. [UNINTELLIGIBLE] It would have
23 hurt you way fuckin worse if I had done it that way - way worse.
24 BLACKBURN: Oh yeah?
25 S/ VANCOUR: Yeah! My hands are like this. I - I couldn't even move 'em. I would have
26 fuckin killed you.
27 S/ VANCOUR: [UNINTELLIGIBLE]
28 S/ VANCOUR: Hey, but at least I tried.
29 BLACKBURN: Yes you did, yes you did.
30 S/ VANCOUR: Does that feel better though?
31 BLACKBURN: It kinda hurts that way.
._ S/VANCOUR: Fuck you! No it doesn't.
33 BLACKBURN: I'm telling you
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Okay, well want me to do it like this?
No that's fine, I'll just bring some looser shorts next time.
Yeah, [UNINTELLIGIBLE]
What?
Or some sweats
[UNINTELLIGIBLE] What days do you work?
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday...He got a dance with Ivory.
Did he?
Yeah. Good fuckin deal. Way better than Violet.
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Oh, the / that other girl?
I think not.
Yeah
Thank you.
Thank you
Come back and visit.
Yes, I will.
Ha hah, there's no one here, huh?
What?
Hey, what's up? How come there's no one here?
I don't know.
So why - why did they put all the camera's here and shit?
Fuckin, OK, I have regular customers here, right? My customers like - who
like to try different girls; this fuckin bitch gave him a blowjob and fucked him and I got pissed off
because it was my customer! You know, like I do things for him too but... He fuckin went to
somebody else, so the point is I got pissed off and they just installed the cameras, so I told the
manager. I was like, hey, you know what Bill, go and fuckin see what she's doing cause I
knew what the fuck she was doing. He's like, Oh, my God - that is fuckin it! You know? So
now they just go back there and watch what their doin. I fucked up.
BLACKBURN: Yeah, you did.
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1 BLACKBURN: All for greed man.
2 SI VANCOUR: Yeah, she got seven hundred bucks though, that's what really pissed me
off.
4 BLACKBURN: She fucked the guy though?
5 SI VANCOUR: Yeah and gave him a blowjob.
6 BLACKBURN: Back there?
7 S/ VANCOUR: In the VIP room, yeah, I only get three from him though.
8 BLACKBURN: You only get three?
9 S/VANCOUR: Yeah, for jacking him off. So I was like, what the fuck? What a dumb
10 fuckin cunt, you know? Seven hundred, that's fuckin [UNINTELLIGIBLE], I was just pissed.
11 BLACKBURN: Yeah?
12 SI VANCOUR: And everybody in here - like everybody's my friend, so they're like, Oh my
13 God! SI VANCOUR's going to fuckin kill her.
14 BLACKBURN: Yeah, but would it be worth the seven hundred?
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16 LOZEAU: What's up, Foo?
'7 BLACKBURN: What up, this is Tyler.
is LOZEAU: How you doing?
19 SI VANCOUR: Fine. I said you're an idiot for getting a dance from Violet.
20 LOZEAU: What?
21 SI VANCOUR: I said you're an idiot for getting a dance from Violet.
22 LOZEAU: Why? They all come up to me and they go ... same line you gave me. Hey, take
23 me for a dance or I'm gonna have to dance on stage.
24 S/ VANCOUR: Yeah, but her yeah, her dancing isn't good.
25 LOZEAU: It's not good?
26 SI VANCOUR: No. Violet is not good. I think Ivory's is better than Violet's.
27 LOZEAU: Yeah, Ivory's was good.
28 S/ VANCOUR: I told you. I know what the fuck I'm talking about.
29 LOZEAU: Yeah, Ivory was better. Yeah.
30 SI VANCOUR: Ha-ha.
31 LOZEAU: Oh, yeah. Ha-ha.
BLACKBURN: (to Lozeau) She said there's cameras everywhere.
33 LOZEAU: Oh really?
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1 BLACKBURN: Yeah!
2 LOZEAU: Yeah, I was hitting up Ivory and she said, yeah there's cameras.
S/ VANCOUR: I told him he needs to wear looser shorts.
4 LOZEAU: Ha-ha-ha. That's good to know.
5 BLACKBURN: (to S/ VANCOUR) You ever do dates outside the club or...
6 S/ VANCOUR: Huh?
7 BLACKBURN: You ever do dates outside the club, or just inside?
8 S/ VANCOUR: I have, but it's with customers like I've known for a long time. Like, I have a
9 kid so I'm - I'm not tryin to fuckin be killed or anything, you know. I don't want care - I don't
10 fuckin know somebody - that's it.
11 BLACKBURN: Yeah.
12 S/VANCOUR: But my customers are fuckin ... they're like 50-60 years old and it's crazy,
13 like one guy's in a diaper.
14 BLACKBURN: Oh!
is S/ VANCOUR: I so, I'm like, you're all fuckin hot and let them try something,. Ha-ha-ha.
16 BLACKBURN: [UNINTELLIGIBLE]
v7 S/ VANCOUR: But, yeah. Fuckin fuckin sucks today, sorry.
18 BLACKBURN: That's all right.
19 S/ VANCOUR: There's food though! Oh! No they took it away.
20 BLACKBURN: Yeah, that shit's just probably been there for a long time anyway.
21 S/ VANCOUR: No, they change it.
22 BLACKBURN: Oh, do they?
23 LOZEAU: Who else is good besides Ivory?
24 S/ VANCOUR: What?
25 LOZEAU: Who else is good besides Ivory?
26 S/ VANCOUR: I give the best dance.
27 LOZEAU: Oh, you do?
28 S/ VANCOUR: Yeah, ask this fella.
29 LOZEAU: Yeah?
30 BLACKBURN: Yeah! (laughter)
31 LOZEAU: Au-ite (All right!)
BLACKBURN: If I would have had looser shorts, it would have been even better.
33 BLACKBURN: Straight out. Straight out.
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Yeah, fuck it, I'm not gonna waste my money. What's the most you've
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Huh?
What's the most you have done in here?
I've had sex before.
You've had sex in here?
Yeah, one time.
Ooohh! Whereat?
One fuckin time. It was a long time ago and I got eight hundred fuckin for
it.
$800 bucks? Cash money?
I needed it though, that's why.
Shut up! It was one fuckin time.
I didn't say nothin', hey you know.
Other than that though, I - my little motto thing is, you fuckin jack
somebody off, you wash your hands after you're done, that's it, period. Whatever. You're not
fuckin givin head, your not fuckin stickin anything inside you - you're not gonna catch a disease
jacking somebody off.
BLACKBURN: You take a napkin and shit back there?
I fuckin wipe it on the couch?
Awww!
Or on the floor.
I fuckin sat on the fuckin nasty spooge
No-no, No-no bitch! Not on the fuckin cushion.
Well, what then?
On like the side on the ...
Oh, OK.
... or on the floor.
Aww, that's straight nasty.
Yeah, I fuckin wipe it on the cushion that I have to go back on. No.
(to Lozeau) Do you want to roll?
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1 LOZEAU: Yeah.
2 BLACKBURN: I'll bring some better clothes next time.
LOZEAU: laughter
4 SI VANCOUR: You don't want a dance?
5 LOZEAU: I'm a little tapped out.
6 SI VANCOUR: OK
7 LOZEAU: We're - we're gonna come back though.
8 BLACKBURN: We'll both do one next time.
9 SI VANCOUR: OK. Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday.
10 BLACKBURN: OK, sounds good.
11 S/ VANCOUR: Bye, nice meeting you guys.
12 LOZEAU: Nice meetin you.
13 BLACKBURN: Nice meetin you.
14 BLACKBURN: Thanks for the info bro.
is BLACKBURN: We're out and it's 1657 hours.
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19 Transcribed by: Gail Freed / VNCI
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La Habra Police Department CA 0301200
Supplemental Report
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Crime: 647(b) P.C.
Victim:
Report By:
Solicitation of Prostitution Case Number: 04-1412
State of California - La Habra P.O.
Inv.J. Kirkpatrick#514
Anaheim P.O.
Approved
By:
Date:2-24-04
Date:
Suspect: RANCOUR, Vanessa Suzanne (aka: Tyler); DOB: 11/14/81; Female/White; 5-5/145;
Blonde/Blue; CDL:
Details: On Tuesday, March 3rd, 2004, Sergeant M. Lozeau #S116, Investigators R. La
Rochelle #427, K. Costa #462 and I were working for the Anaheim Police Department Vice
Detail. We were working in a plain clothes, undercover capacity, assisting the La Habra Police
Department with an ongoing investigation at Taboo Gentlemen's Club in the city of La Habra.
We spoke to the case agent, Detective McPhail of the La Habra Police Department.
Detective McPhail advised us of their ongoing Prostitution Investigation at Taboo. He provided
DMV photographs of several females who worked at the club. Detective McPhail provided cash
funds for Sergeant Lozeau and I to use during the investigation.
At approximately 1640 hours, Sergeant Lozeau and I entered the Taboo Gentlemen's
Club, located at 1001 Imperial Highway in the city of La Habra. We spoke to the doorman who
was collecting money at the front entrance. The subject advised Sergeant Lozeau and I that the
cover charge for entry was $5, plus a one-drink minimum. Sergeant Lozeau paid the cover
charge for both of us and we entered the club.
We walked into the club and observed that there were no other patrons present. Sergeant
Lozeau and I sat down next to the stage and were approached by a waitress. We each ordered
drinks as a couple of dancers walked out of the backstage area. A dancer approached and agreed
to give Sergeant Lozeau a lap dance. Shortly after Sergeant Lozeau departed for the lap dance, a
female adult I immediately recognized from a DMV photo as S-RANCOUR approached me.
RANCOUR, Vanessa Suzanne (AKA: Tyler) DOB: 11/14/81,
F/W, 5-5,145, blond, blue, CDL:
COPY
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RANCOUR introduced herself as "Tyler" and asked me if I wanted a lap dance. I agreed
to get a lap dance and followed RANCOUR to the south side of the club. RANCOUR directed
me to sit down in an area that is semi-private, located on the south side of the club. RANCOUR
straddled my legs and pulled her top up, leaving both breasts exposed for the entirety of the
dance. RANCOUR proceeded to grind her pelvic area against my groin, rub her exposed breasts
against my chest and upper arms, and rub her face and forehead against my groin throughout the
song. At the conclusion of the song, RANCOUR asked me if I wanted to continue for another
song. I said I wanted her to continue. RANCOUR said, "You know about the VIP room right?"
I told RANCOUR that I did not know about the VIP room. RANCOUR said, "If you don't want
to waste any more money, the VIP is the way to go." I asked RANCOUR what the difference
was. RANCOUR explained that the VIP room cost $125 for six songs, but it was much more
private and there was a lot more touching. I paid RANCOUR $20 and agreed to go to the VIP
room.
RANCOUR directed me to the bar area to pay for the dance. I paid the waitress behind
the bar $125. The waitress handed $40 directly to RANCOUR and placed the balance in the
cash register. RANCOUR directed me to a booth on the west side of the club. The booth had a
large cushioned seat and was enclosed on three sides. The front of the booth had a curtain,
which RANCOUR closed behind us. RANCOUR laughed as she placed her cash box on the
floor. I asked her why she was laughing. RANCOUR said, "I hope you didn't think that was my
blunt." (Blunt is a slang term for a marijuana cigarette) Not knowing what she was talking
about, I laughed and said, "It's cool, I don't care." RANCOUR pointed to her cash box and
explained to me that all of the other girls smoke "weed" (marijuana) in the back of the club.
RANCOUR said she asked one of the girls to "roll her a blunt for the lady who watches her kid."
RANCOUR went on to say, "She likes to smoke weed, but I'm not into it," From the
conversation, I concluded that RANCOUR thought I had seen the marijuana cigarette inside her
cash box when she placed the $40 dollars inside it.
At the start of the next song, RANCOUR pulled her top up exposing both breasts.
During the first three songs of the six-song dance, RANCOUR grinded her pelvic area and
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buttocks against my groin in a similar fashion as the first lap dance. While RANCOUR was
straddling me, she pulled her bikini bottom away from her genital area. RANCOUR proceeded
to pull on and fondle a piece of jewelry, which was pierced through her genital area. At the
conclusion of the third song, RANCOUR sat down on her knees on the floor and explained to me
that we were halfway through the dance. RANCOUR told me that it was unfortunate that I was
wearing pants because, "It's harder to get you off when you are wearing pants." ("get you off' is
slang for making someone ejaculate) RANCOUR told me to make sure to wear shorts next time,
to give her "better access." RANCOUR told me, "You have a choice. You can watch me and
jack off (slang for masturbate), or I can try to get you off." I asked RANCOUR if it would cost
extra for her to "get me off, or was it included in the original $125? RANCOUR replied, "It's
the same price, but I'm not sure I can do it through your jeans." I asked RANCOUR if she could
"jack me off." RANCOUR told me she could try, but they had recently installed video cameras
and she did not want to get caught. I told RANCOUR that I wanted her to try to "jack me off."
RANCOUR faced away from me and began to vigorously rub her buttocks on my groin area. I
asked RANCOUR how I was supposed to clean up when she made me cum (slang for ejaculate).
RANCOUR said, "Just wipe it on the floor, I do it all the time."
RANCOUR rubbed her buttocks against my groin for several seconds before I told her
that she was using too much pressure and it was causing me pain. RANCOUR turned around
and placed her head in my lap, using her hair to cover my groin. RANCOUR then grasped my
penis with her hand, over my jeans, and started to vigorously rub it back and forth. I
immediately grabbed her hand and took it away from my groin, telling her that I was now too
sore to continue. RANCOUR apologized and told me to make sure to wear shorts next time I
came in. RANCOUR completed the lap dance by rubbing her breasts on my chest and forehead
while dancing to the music. At the conclusion of the lap dance, I returned to the side of the main
stage. Sergeant Lozeau and I remained inside the club approximately thirty minutes longer.
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Crime:
Victim:
Report By:
Solicitation of Prostitution -- 647(b) PC Case #: 04-1 41 2
State of California - La Habra P.O.
Sgt. M. Lozeau#S116
Anaheim P. D. A/ice Detail
Approved Sgt. M.
By: Lozeau#116
Date: 3-10-04
Date: 3-11-04
SUSPECT: Maria Carreras Temple (TIFFANY)
F,H,brown hair, brown eyes, 5'04", 135
C.D.L. D.O.B. 04-25-64
Residence:.
DETAILS: On March 2, 2004, Anaheim Police Department Vice Investigator Jon Kirkpatrick
#514 and I assisted the La Habra Police Department with an ongoing investigation at Taboo
Gentlemen's Club in the city of La Habra, County of Orange.
Anaheim Police Department Vice Investigators Kacey Costa #462, Ryan Blackburn #509 and
Richard La Rochelle #427 were also assisting us. We were working in an undercover
capacity, driving unmarked police vehicles. We first spoke to the Case Agent, Detective
McPhail, of the La Habra Police Department. Detective McPhail advised us of their ongoing
prostitution investigation of the aforementioned full-nude dance club. He provided us with
several DMV photographs of several female dancers who work at the club. Investigator
Kirkpatrick and I were directed to enter the establishment in an undercover capacity to check
for prostitution violations. Detective McPhail provided me with a one-way radio transmitter for
evidentiary purposes. Assisting investigators and detectives monitored the transmission.
Investigator La Rochelle was assigned to record any conversations, which might transpire.
We entered the Taboo Gentlemen's Club, located at 1001 Imperial Highway in the city of La
Habra at approximately 1638 hours. We spoke to the doorman who was collecting money at
the front entrance. He was described as a male, white, approximately 20-25 years old, 140
Ibs., 5'-9", with blonde hair and he wore black pants and a white shirt. The subject told us
that the cover charge was $5. I paid for both our cover charges. We entered the main
portion of the club and saw that there were no patrons inside of the club. We could also see
there were no female dancers. I could only see a female waitress. We took a seat at center
stage and the waitress approached us. We each ordered a non-alcoholic beverage, and the
waitress told us there were several girls working today and that they were in the back
employee area of the club.
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A female dancer then approached investigator Kirkpatrick, identifying herself as "Tiffany." I
recognized Tiffany from one of the DMV photographs that Detective McPhail had shown me
at the La Habra Police Department, prior to entering this establishment. Investigator
Kirkpatrick was making small talk with Tiffany. I told Tiffany that I would like to get a lap
dance with her. Tiffany agreed and she escorted me to the couches along the south wall of
the business. Tiffany advised me I could get three songs for $40 or I could go next door,
adjacent to the benches, which she said was more private and I could get three lap dances
from her for $60. I asked her what she recommended and she said, "Three for $60." I
agreed to get three lap dances from her for $60. I asked Tiffany if I was going to be
'happy'(street slang for having sex and climaxing)? She told me that I was. Tiffany asked
me to sit on one of the bench seats, which I did. She told me she was going to wait for the
next song, prior to beginning her lap dances for me. Tiffany and I began making small talk
with each other. A new song began playing and Tiffany advised me she was going to begin
her lap dances for me. I told her I was going to get my shorts loose for her, indicating to her
that she could reach up my shorts with her hands to masturbate me. Tiffany grabbed my
hands and placed them on her breasts and told me not to be shy. I began fondling her
breasts on the outside of her bikini top. Tiffany was wearing a light-colored bikini top and a
light-colored bikini bottom. Tiffany pulled her bikini bottom aside, exposing her vaginal area
to me. She told me she was very 'horny.' At that moment, she placed the skin of her vagina
against the skin of my left knee (skin-to-skin) and began grinding her vagina against my knee
in circular motion. I moved my knee away from Tiffany's vagina and I placed my hand on top
of my knee. Tiffany then placed her vagina against my right finger and asked me if she could
sit on my finger, as she was rubbing her vagina (skin-to-skin) against my finger. I asked
Tiffany is she was going to talk me into it and as I said this to her, I made a hand motion with
my right hand in regards to masturbation. Tiffany stopped rubbing her vagina on my finger
and she kneeled down in front of me, between my legs. She reached up my shorts with her
hands and began fondling my penis, on the outside of my underwear inside my shorts.
I asked Tiffany if the masturbation she was going to give me was part of the lap dance price
of $60? Tiffany advised me it would cost me $20 more for her to masturbate me. I agreed to
that monetary amount and she then pulled my underwear aside and touched my penis with
her right hand, skin-to-skin, and began to masturbate me. I moved away from Tiffany and I
faked to her that I had a hernia and some pain in my stomach, due to hurting myself on the
construction site today. Tiffany asked me if I was a police officer and I told her I was not.
Tiffany and I continued to make small talk. I gave Tiffany $60 of city of La Habra funds. I
asked Tiffany if she would take care of me some other time (street slang for prostitution) and
she shook her head up and down in an affirmative manner. Tiffany asked me if I liked her
and I told her that I did. After paying Tiffany the $60, I sat back down next to Investigator
Kirkpatrick at the center stage area.
Later on, a female dancer contacted Investigator Kirkpatrick by the name of "Tyler." I
recognized Tyler from a DMV photograph that Detective McPhail had shown me at the La
Habra Police Department. Investigator Kirkpatrick received some lap dances from Tyler. For
further details, see Investigator Kirkpatrick's Supplemental Report. During that time I tipped
some other female dancers that were dancing on stage, with some $1 dollar bills. I was
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approached by some other female dancers for lap dances, which I declined due to me still
faking my hernia injury.
I was later approached by a female dancer by the name of "Ivory;" a female white, long
blonde hair, approximately 5' 9", 150 Ibs. Ivory was wearing a bikini-type outfit. The bikini
outfit was light in color. I told Ivory I had a hernia and I was not feeling good. Ivory asked me
for a lap dance and I declined. During this time, we had also made some small talk. During
my conversation with Ivory, she asked me if I had a dance with Tiffany earlier and I told her
that I had. She had asked me if Tiffany had "gotten me off?" (Street slang for orgasm.) I told
her that did not occur because of my hernia. Ivory then left and danced on the stage and I
began tipping her some $1 dollar bills. While she was dancing on stage I told her I was now
in the mood for a lap dance from her. After Ivory finished dancing on stage, she walked back
over to me. I told Ivory I wanted three lap dances for $60. Ivory escorted me over to one of
the bench seats against the north wall of the business. She began rubbing her body against
my body. She would rub her breasts, her vagina and buttocks against my crotch area over
my clothing. I asked Ivory if she could reach underneath my shorts and make me 'happy?'
(Street slang for masturbation.) Ivory then began to tell me she couldn't because there were
cameras everywhere inside of the business. Ivory told me she would like to masturbate me if
there weren't any cameras inside the business. I received three lap dances from Ivory and I
paid her the $60. During that time I also bought Ivory a non-alcoholic beverage. After the lap
dances with Ivory, I sat back down next to Investigator Kirkpatrick at center stage.
Investigator Kirkpatrick and I later left the business.
Sergeant Mike Lozeau #S116
Anaheim Police Department/VNCI
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1 Date: March 2,2004 Time: 1638 hours
2 Location: Taboo Gentlemen's Club; Harbor Blvd./Imperial Hwy.
This is Sergeant Mike Lozeau #8116 with the Anaheim Police Department Vice Unit and
4 Investigator J. Kirkpatrick #514, also with the Anaheim Police Department Vice Unit, will be
5 assisting Vice Investigators with the La Habra Police Department in regard to Taboo
6 Gentlemen's Club, located at Harbor Blvd. and Imperial Hwy., in reference to a prostitution
7 investigation.
8 START: SIDE A
9 LOZEAU: All set?
10 OTHER INVESTIGATOR: All set.
11 LOZEAU: OK. Radio off-we're going in.
12 (No dialogue for 45 seconds - en route to establishment.)
13 KIRKPATRICK: So, you're working on my pad in Orange?
14 LOZEAU: Yeap, I'm doin your patio cover.
is KIRKPATRICK: And it got rained out?
16 LOZEAU: Yeap, and we're here to party.
'- KIRKPATRICK: Handicapped!
18 LOZEAU: Is it?
19 KIRKPATRICK: Yeap.
20 LOZEAU: Where? I didn't see that thing.
21 (No dialogue for 35 seconds - parking vehicle, walking towards establishment)
22 (At front entrance of establishment)
23 LOZEAU: (to KIRKPATRICK) Here - for both of us.
24 KIRKPATRICK: Thanks, bro. (to LOZEAU)
25 LOZEAU: Thanks, bro (to doorman / ticket seller)
26 DOORMAN: All right.
27 LOZEAU: Man, this rain's gotta stop, right? (laughing)
28 WOMAN: Guys! (greeting?)
29 LOZEAU: So, we're in.
30 KIRKPATRICK: Yes, we are.
31 LOZEAU: Where is everybody? (calling out to server) (laughing)
LOZEAU: How're you doing? (to server)
33 WOMAN: They will be out
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1 LOZEAU: All right -- good.
2 WOMAN: They are chit-chatting.
LOZEAU: (laughing) Is that all we get? So, are we it?
4 WOMAN: Yeah, well for right now; it depends. It's been like [UNINTELLIGIBLE] what kind
5 of people needed [UNINTELLIGIBLE] ... it's been like raining for say, I don't know ...
6 LOZEAU: Yeah.
7 WOMAN: ... and they get warm and they change a couple of dancers [UNINTELLIGIBLE].
8 LOZEAU: How many girls you got today?
9 WOMAN: Uh, about five. Five.
10 LOZEAU: Cool!
11 WOMAN: More than one are gettin up on stage. You got a pair of [UNINTELLIGIBLE]
12 LOZEAU: We'll get lots attention then?
13 WOMAN: Ah, yeah, (laughing) What can I get you guys?
14 KIRKPATRICK: Um, waddya got to drink?
is WOMAN: Ah, all the sodas. Um, Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Dr. Pepper, orange soda,
16 cranberry juice, orange juice, Old Gold, Cappuccinos, uhm ...
'--• LOZEAU: Diet Coke.
18 KIRKPATRICK: I'll have Sprite.
19 LOZEAU: Hey, what are you doing? (to dancer)
20 TIFFANY: Oh, how are you?
21 ? KIRKPATRICK: Good.
22 TIFFANY: You came back.
23 KIRKPATRICK: Came back?
24 TIFFANY: One time were you here before?
25 KIRKPATRICK: It's been a long time.
26 TIFFANY: Long time?
27 KIRKPATRICK: Yeah!
28 TIFFANY: What's your name?
29 KIRKPATRICK: What's your name?
30 TIFFANY: Tiffany.
31 KIRKPATRICK: Tiffany? I'm Jon. Sorry, if I don't [UNINTELLIGIBLE].
_ LOZEAU: Hello, Tiffany.
33 TIFFANY: (to KIRKPATRICK) Nan, don't worry about it.
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1 LOZEAU: I'll take a dance.
2 TIFFANY: (directed to KIRKPATRICK) Oh, wow, warm [UNINTELLIGIBLE] I'll cut the fee for
you. Don't worry. So, well if you did it long time, it's time to go for it.
4 LOZEAU: Exactly. Yeah.
5 KIRKPATRICK: That's what it's all about.
6 TIFFANY: Oh yeah.
7 LOZEAU: How are you doing I'm mike?
8 TIFFANY: Hi, nice to meet you.
9 LOZEAU: I'll take a dance, with you. (laughter)
10 KIRKPATRICK: Go for it!
11 LOZEAU: It's rainin, man and I'm cold, (laughing)
12 LOZEAU: All right, Tiffany, let's go.
13 (No dialogue/pause for 5 seconds.)
14 LOZEAU: How're you doing? (directed toward another)
15 OTHER: UNINTELLIGIBLE
16 LOZEAU: Good, good.
'- TIFFANY: Ah, we have...
is LOZEAU: Oh, yeah!
19 TIFFANY: (laughing) We have the three for $40 and then we have [UNINTELLIGIBLE - DJ
20 drowns out all dialogue.]
21 LOZEAU: OK. What have we got now?
22 TIFFANY: Ah, three for $40 if we UNINTELLIGIBLE here?
23 LOZEAU: OK.
24 TIFFANY: Three for $40. Next door is, ah, a little more private and $60 for three. It's
25 [UNINTELLIGIBLE] or three for $60.
26 TIFFANY: OK. What do you recommend?
27 TIFFANY: Three for $60.
28 LOZEAU: Uh-uh?
29 TIFFANY: Yeah.
30 LOZEAU: Gotcha ... all right.
31 TIFFANY: laughing
LOZEAU: Let's go for three (songs) for sixty.
33 (No dialogue for 10 seconds.)
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Sooo, am I gonna to be happy?
Yes.
All right.
I think so. Why don't you sit...
Right here?
Want to wait for the next song?
Sure.
What's your name, you said?
Mike.
Mike.
How you doing.
Very good. Ah, when was your last time come, long time come
What's that?
Long time come?
Here?
Yeah.
Naw, I was here last week.
Here.
Yeah, I was here last week.
Yeah, but I thought I saw you or him here?
Ah, it wasn't with him last week, I was here with another buddy.
Was it day or night?
It was during the day. Well, late afternoon, like, around 5 or something like that.
So it's pretty private here?
What?
Pretty private right here?
Yeah.
All right, let me get my shorts loose.
(No dialogue for 45 seconds during lap dance)
Yeah
(No dialogue for 8 seconds during lap dance)
TIFFANY: Don't be shy.
LOZEAU: Oh no, not me.
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2 TIFFANY: Very horny.
LOZEAU: You're very horny, huh? (laughing)
4 TIFFANY: I am. I'm staring at your UNINTELLIGIBLE here and I'm like UNINTELLIGIBLE.
5 LOZEAU: (laughter) Wow. Whew! Oh yeah!
6 TIFFANY: Let me sit on your finger baby.
7 LOZEAU/TIFFANY: (both laughing.)
8 LOZEAU: You gonna talk me into it, or what?
9 TIFFANY: UNINTELLIGIBLE.
10 LOZEAU: Is it, ah, part of the price, or what?
11 TIFFANY: Ah, (unintelligible), I think now it's OK.
12 LOZEAU: Is this part of the price?
13 TIFFANY: Uh, until now.
14 LOZEAU: What's that?
15 TIFFANY: Yeah, if you want or like $20 more
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19 TIFFANY: Yeah
20 LOZEAU: All right - you got it.
21 TIFFANY: Really? OK! That's good.
22 (No dialogue for 8 seconds)
23 TIFFANY: (laughing) What happened?
24 LOZEAU: Oh, hold on here. Oh - ah. Sorry, I was on a construction sight and I pulled
25 something, sorry! (laughing) Aw!, lemme me - lemme go to the bathroom, I'm hurtin. I pulled
26 something on a construction, lifting something heavy and I think I got a hernia or something.
27 Yeah, I'm not kidding. Where's the bathroom at?
28 TIFFANY: Really?
29 LOZEAU: Yeah.
30 TIFFANY: You're not an undercover cop or something?
31 LOZEAU: No, I'm not, Absolutely not.
3V TIFFANY: Your not gonna call someone?
33 LOZEAU: Nope, not gonna call anybody.
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I swear to God.
What happened to our (UNINTELLIGIBLE)?
What?
What happened to our (UNINTELLIGIBLE)
I'll give you your $60 bucks. You're gonna keep dancing for me, right?
Ah, I couldn't make you come in UNINTELLIGIBLE.
All right. How bout I give you $40?
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You gonna take care of me some other time?
(shakes her head up and down in an affirmative manner)
Alright.
UNINTELLIGIBLE.
No, no, it's between you and me. Just you and me.
You not gonna me in trouble?
I'm not gonna get you in trouble.
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I'm not a cop.
UNINTELLIGIBLE.
Yeah, it hurts really bad.
UNINTELLIGIBLE.
Yeah, I thought it was over earlier today or...
Or maybe you don't like me?
No! I like you. Are you kidding me? I like you a lot.
Is it something that I'm doing that you don't like?
No! No, not at all. It just hurts. Every time I kind of sit up, it hurts real bad. So?
Yeah, I know. But If I come back though; you'll take care of me next time?
I want to (UNINTELLIGIBLE),
(laughing) You got it. Thank you.
TIFFANY: You UNINTELLIGIBLE.
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1 TIFFANY: I know, I you very well.
2 LOZEAU: I'll go chill out over there. I'm all right.
(No dialogue for 2 minutes.)
4 LOZEAU: Hey, I'm hurtin bad Dude. I think I UNINTELLIGIBLE at the construction site. I
5 got a hernia or some shit.
6 KIRKPATRICK: UNINTELLIGIBLE
7 LOZEAU: What?
8 KIRKPATRICK: UNINTELLIGIBLE
9 LOZEAU: Yeah, I sat down over here and it's hurtin.
10 (No dialogue for 2 minutes)
11 LOZEAU: Yeah, I'm hurtin Dude. Well, I'll try and stick it out, you know.
12 KIRKPATRICK: UNINTELLIGIBLE
13 LOZEAU: Go ahead. Just cause I'm wounded, it doesn't mean you have to leave.
14 LOZEAU: You feel bad? (laughing)
15 (No dialogue for 1 minute)
16 TYLER: Hey, you came. Didn't you come in here last week or something?
LOZEAU: Yeah, me and my buddy Ryan.
is TYLER: I remember you.
19 LOZEAU: Yeah, so do I.
20 TYLER: What the fuck, I know this guy.
21 LOZEAU: (laughing) You didn't recognize me?
22 TYLER: I did. UNINTELLIGIBLE - he's not the same guy you came with.
23 LOZEAU: You gonna take care of my buddy, or what?
24 KIRKPATRICK: That explains why he's bringin me here, I guess.
25 LOZEAU: (laughing)
26 TYLER: No, remember? You bought me for two lap dances.
27 LOZEAU: Yeah, yeah.
28 TYLER: I told him to wear shorts.
29 LOZEAU: Yes you did, that's why I'm wearin em.
30 KIRKPATRICK: Thanks for tellin me.
31 LOZEAU: Ahh!
^ (No dialogue for 30 seconds)
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How you doin? You know I got a UNINTELLIGIBLE. I think I got a freakin hernia
or something? I was over there gettin a good dance ...
Huh-huh
... and I had to quite on her - I shit you not. I was crampin up and stuff. But, ah,
let me see how this feels in a little bit UNINTELLIGIBLE and then we'll go from there, all right?
e for 45 seconds)
Whats your name?
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What's your name?
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Hi, how are you doin?
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Very nice, very nice.
Not yet (laughing). Nah, I'm hurtin right now.
For what?
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Hey, how you doin Ivory? What's up?
UNINTELLIGIBLE
Good.
UNINTELLIGIBLE
Sorry. Thanks.
UNINTELLIGIBLE
How are ya?
Alright, whats up?
I'm in fuckin pain.
UNINTELLIGIBLE
I'm hurtin.
Why?
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I lifted something heavy on the construction site and I'm in pain. Every time I go
can feel it like knottin up.
Oh yeah
I gotta lay back. I'm all messed up. How've you been?
UNINTELLIGIBLE
There's nobody in here, huh?
UNINTELLIGIBLE
Slow, huh?
UNINTELLIGIBLE
Yeah.
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Are you dancing to or what?
UNINTELLIGIBLE
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A little bit.
UNINTELLIGIBLE
Aw, I don't know? I'm hurtin.
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Am I gonna feel real good, or what?
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UNINTELLIGIBLE Absolutely, I need it.
That's way on you buddy.
You gonna help me out with that though?
UNINTELLIGIBLE
I got loose shorts?
Oh, yeah?
Yeah.
(laughing)
Is that cool?
(no response)
Page 9 of 15
1 LOZEAU: I don't scream.
2 IVORY: Oh, no (laughter)
IVORY: She didn't get you off?
4 LOZEAU: No (laughing)
5 IVORY: No?
6 LOZEAU: Nah, I got - I'm kinda bailed on her to tell you the truth. She started to take of me
7 and I was leanin forward UNINTELLIGIBLE, I think I gotta stay leaning back a bit, you know
8 what I mean?
9 (No dialogue for 2 minutes)
10 WAITRESS: Another Coke?
11 LOZEAU: Nah, I'm OK.
12 WAITRESS: OK.
13 LOZEAU: Thank you.
14 (No dialogue for 45 seconds)
is WOMAN: Are you ready yet?
16 LOZEAU: Not yet. (laughter)
- WOMAN: All right, thank you.
is LOZEAU: You're welcome.
19 (No dialogue for 2 minutes)
20 LOZEAU: Well?
21 KIRKPATRICK: What are you doing?
22 LOZEAU: Are you happy? Yeah?
23 TYLER: He didn't wear
24 LOZEAU: Wish I was happy, (laughing)
25 TYLER: (to KIRKPATRICK) You didn't wear shorts.
26 LOZEAU: Yeah, you gotta wear shorts, Dude.
27 KIRKPATRICK: Aw, thanks for...
28 LOZEAU: I found that out last week.
29 KIRKPATRICK: Thanks for tellin me.
30 TYLER: laughing
31 LOZEAU: (to KIRKPATRICK) I can't spoon feed ya all the time.
,. TYLER: UNINTELLIGIBLE
33 LOZEAU: (to TYLER) All right.
Page 10 of 15
1 LOZEAU: (to KIRKPATICK) I got Tiffany.
2 KIRKPATRICK: What's that?
LOZEAU: I got Tiffany.
4 KIRKPATRICK: Yeah, that's good.
5 LOZEAU: Aw Dude, this is killin me.
6 KIRKPATRICK: Yeah?
7 KIRKPATRICK: You're gonna have some UNINTELLIGIBLE.
8 LOZEAU: Yeah. Hurtin bad. Every time I go forward; you know it hurts a little bit? So
9 LOZEAU: I'm gonna have Ivory dance next.
10 KIRKPATRICK: Who?
11 LOZEAU: I'm gonna have Ivory dance next.
12 KIRKPATRICK: Yeah?
13 LOZEAU: She said she would ah, give me a nut.
14 WOMAN: (speaking to KIRKPATRICK) UNINTELLIGIBLE
15 KIRKPATRICK: UNINTELLIGIBLE.
16 WOMAN: UNINTELLIGIBLE
- KIRKPATRICK: UNINTELLIGIBLE
is (No dialogue for 45 seconds)
19 KIRKPATRICK: (to LOZEAU) Be right back (goes to restroom).
20 LOZEAU: All right.
21 (No dialogue for 90 seconds)
22 LOZEAU: How ya doin? (Ivory dancing on stage)
23 (No dialogue for 1 minute, 45 seconds)
24 LOZEAU: (to IVORY) We're dancing after.
25 IVORY: What?
26 LOZEAU: We're dancing after.
27 (No dialogue for 55 seconds)
28 LOZEAU: You gonna come see me after?
29 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
30 (No dialogue for 80 seconds)
31 LOZEAU: (to KIRKPATRICK) At least they got some good tunes.
>z KIRKPATRICK: Oh, yeah!
33 LOZEAU: So, I'll get this dance and knock it out real quick, and get the violation.
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1 KIRKPATRICK: There you go.
2 LOZEAU: (laughing) All right. You got my jacket?
LOZEAU: How much is it again? $60 for three?
4 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
5 LOZEAU: Huh?
6 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
7 LOZEAU: Cant here you.
8 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
9 LOZEAU: Alright
10 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
11 LOZEAU: It's more private there right?
12 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
13 LOZEAU: (LAUGHING)
14 (No dialogue for 15 seconds)
is SERVER: You want to get Ivory something to drink?
16 LOZEAU: Yeah.
- SERVER: Ivory UNINTELLIGIBLE
is IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
19 LOZEAU: Your hot
20 IVORY: Yeah
21 LOZEAU: Oh yeah.
22 (Ivory begins dance)
23 LOZEAU: You smell good to
24 IVORY: Huh?
25 LOZEAU: You smell good.
26 LOZEAU: Can you, ah, reach underneath there and, ah, make me happy, or what?
27 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
28 LOZEAU: Is there anywhere we can sit, where they can't see?
29 IVORY: The cameras are everywhere. It's like UNINTELLIGIBLE
30 LOZEAU: Wow!
31 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE. I wouldn't mind if there wasn't any cameras.
,, LOZEAU: (laughter) Alright.
33 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
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1 LOZEAU: Whats that? (laughter)
2 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
LOZEAU: UNINTELLIGIBLE some where else?
4 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
5 LOZEAU: Alright.
6 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
7 LOZEAU: OK.
8 (No dialogue for 35 seconds)
9 LOZEAU: Is that three?
10 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
11 LOZEAU: Thought it was two.
12 IVORY: You tell me?
13 LOZEAU: Huh?
14 IVORY: You tell me?
15 "DJ: That was very sexy Tyler takin care of you guys. Why don't you guys get dances
16 with Tyler? It's three for two in the back. Have a little bit of fun."
• LOZEAU: UNINTELLIGIBLE
18 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
19 LOZEAU: Two?
20 IVORY: I think it was two.
21 LOZEAU: Two? Alright.
22 IVORY: OK. Oh, but are you done with me?
23 LOZEAU: Nooo! Three for $60, right?
24 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
25 LOZEAU: No I aint done.
26 LOZEAU: You crack me up
27 IVORY: You seem like in a hurry, UNINTELLIGIBLE
28 LOZEAU: Na, UNINTELLIGIBLE
29 (No dialogue for 46 seconds)
30 LOZEAU: You got nice boobs.
31 IVORY: Huh?
iz LOZEAU: You got nice boobs.
33 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
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1 LOZEAU: You firmin them up. (laughing)
2 (No dialogue for 10 seconds.)
IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
4 LOZEAU: I'm all right now. (laughing)
5 (No dialogue for 23 seconds.)
6 LOZEAU: I want to get to know you better
7 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
8 LOZEAU: Oh, yeah!
9 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
10 LOZEAU: You're doing it for me
11 IVORY: Huh?
12 LOZEAU: You do it for me
13 IVORY: That's three for you now.
14 LOZEAU: (laughing) Thank you.
15 LOZEAU: I guess I'm going to have to know you better huh?
16 IVORY: UNINTELLIGIBLE
r LOZEAU: Alright.
is WAITRESS: $8.50 (paying the bar tab?)
19 (No dialogue for 43 seconds.)
20 KIRKPATRICK: (to LOZEAU) You all right there, big man?
21 LOZEAU: Yeah. Ah! Thank you.
22 (No dialogue for 24 seconds.)
23 LOZEAU: Damn! (laughing)
24 KIRKPATRICK: (laughing)
25 LOZEAU: Hit it after this?
26 KIRKPATRICK: Yeah.
27 (No dialogue for 90 seconds)
28 LOZEAU: Yeap, We're goin. Remember - shorts.
29 TYLER: UNINTELLIGIBLE
30 KIRKPATRICK: Yeah.
31 TYLER: You're leaving?
:_ LOZEAU: Yeah, we gotta go.
33 WOMAN: OK
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1 LOZEAU: I've got a girlfriend UNINTELLIGIBLE, (laughter)
2 TYLER: Oh
KIRKPATR1CK: Take care.
4 TYLER: UNINTELLIGIBLE
5 LOZEAU: UNINTELLIGIBLE
6 KIRKPATRICK: Yeah, no kiddin. (laughing) Payin twice.
7 LOZEAU: Good seein ya.
8 WOMAN: Take care.
9 LOZEAU: Still fuckin rainin?
10 KIRKPATRICK: That girl was to quick.
11 LOZEAU: You mean Tiffany
12 KIRKPATRICK: UNINTELLIGIBLE
13 LOZEAU: Eerrgh! Hah, I had to backtrack, ooh ooh wait, (laughing)
H KIRKPATRICK: It's way too quick.
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16 KIRKPATRICK: Yeah.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
VS. Vanessa Rancour
WARRANT OF ARREST
NAME OF Defendant
RESIDENCE ADDRESS
BUSINESS ADDRESS
DLN: STATE:
BIRTH DATE 11/14/81
VIOLATION(S)
PC 647(b)
PC 647(b)
CASE NO: 04NM03856
Tracking Number: 2094452
AKA
COUNTY OF ORANGE
North JUSTICE CENTER
OR NO: 04-1412
Person Number: 2350740
OFFENSE LEVEL: Misdemeanor
AGENCY: LAHA
VIOLATION DT: 02/24/04
CONVICTION DT:
FILEDT: 03/18/04
WARRANT DT: 03/18/04
INDEX TYPE
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INDEX NUMBER
A12490307
STATE
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SEX Female
HAIR Blond
EYES Blue
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5ft. 5 in.
145
White
VEH YEAR
1999
MAKE
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MODEL STYLE COLOR
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The people of the State of California, to any peace officer of the State:
A verified Complaint was made before me on this date that the offense set forth above was committed, and accusing the
defendant, named and described above.
You are ordered to arrest the defendant forthwith and bring Vanessa Rancour before me, or in the case of my absence or
inability to act, before the nearest or most accessible magistrate in this county.
Warrant of Arrest
JUDGE: .-
Mandatory Appearance
Q Bail/No Release per 853.6 PC
Defendant to be transported to North Justice Center for court appearance
1275.1 PC Order
You are commanded forthwith to arrest the Defendant and bring him before a judge of the above
entitled court, or if arrested in another county, before a magistrate of that county if so requested by
the Defendant
If the offense charged is a misdemeanor, this warrant may be served between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m.
unless endorsed for night service or any time if served in a public place.
The Defendant is to be admitted to the above bail amount including penalty assessment if applicable.
I declare under penalty of perjury that the following is true and correct to the best opnyTnfe
and belief.
Executed in Orange County on
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Magistrafe^r Clerk john (£
| | For good cause shown, | direct this warrant may be served at any hour of the day or night.
Signature of Magistrate for night service
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
X Maria Carreras Temple
WARRANT OF ARREST COUNTY OF ORANGE
North JUSTICE CENTER
NAME OF Defendant
RESIDENCE ADDRESS
BUSINESS ADDRESS
DLN: B6126621 STATE: CA
BIRTH DATE 04/25/64
MOLATION(S)
PC 647(b)
CASE NO: 04NM03856 DR NO: 04-1412
Tracking Number: 2094451 Person Number: 6097438
AKA Maria Carreras Henriod
OFFENSE LEVEL: Misdemeanor
AGENCY: LAHA
VIOLATION DT: 02/24/04
CONVICTION DT:
FILE DT: 03/18/04
WARRANT DT: 03/18/04
INDEX TYPE
SSN
FBI
Cll
VEH UC NO
3MAN618
INDEX NUMBER
A1 1145306
STATE
CA
SEX
HAIR
EYES
VEH YEAR
1995
Female
Brown
Brown
MAKE
Toyota
HT
WT
RACE
5 ft. 4 in.
135
Hispanic
MODEL STYLE
4 Door
COLOR
White
1275.1 PC Order
The people of the State of California, to any peace officer of the State:
A verified Complaint was made before me on this date that the offense set forth above was committed, and accusing the •
defendant, named and described above.
You are ordered to arrest the defendant forthwith and bring Maria Carreras Temple before me, or in the case of my absence or
lability to act, before the nearest or most accessible magistrate in this county.
Warrant of Arrest
JUDGE: JcTH*) L-- b^T^T-V^
Mandatory Appearance
P Bail/No Release per 853.6 PC
Defendant to be transported to North Justice Center for court appearance
You are commanded forthwith to arrest the Defendant and bring him before a judge of the above
entitled court, or if arrested in another county, before a magistrate of that county if so requested by
the Defendant.
If the offense charged is a misdemeanor, this warrant may be served between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m.
unless endorsed for night service or any time if served in a public place.
The Defendant is to be admitted to the above bail amount including penalty assessment if applicable.
I declare under penalty of perjury that the following is true and correct to the best of nj
and belief.
Executed in Orange County on at
Magisfrate-oyClerk
John 0. Gastsfum
For good cause shown, I direct this warrant may be served at any hour of the day or night.
Signature of Magistrate for night service
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Supplemental Report
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Crime:
Victim:
Report By:
647b C.P.C. Prostitution
State of California
C. McPnailA171
Case Number: 04-01 41 2
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Date:03-25-04
Date
Maria C. Temple was in custody at the La Habra City Jail on 03-25-04 at 1420 hrs. I intended
to advise her of the Miranda warning. Before I could begin she told me that she wanted to talk
with a lawyer.
I saw Vanessa Rancour leaving the Taboo Gentlemen's Club on 03-25-04 at approx. 1820 hrs. in
her Toyota sedan bearing California license 4GEH405. I was aware that a warrant for her arrest
had been signed by Judge Gastelum on March 18, 2004 (04NMO3856) ordering her arrest for
violating Section 647b of the California Penal Code.
I requested a marked unit for the car stop. The closest unit was responding from the police
building. Rancour's vehicle was travelling E/B on Imperial Hwy. from Harbor Blvd. and into
the City of Brea. Due to these circumstances I decided to activate the lights and siren on my
unmarked unit and initiated a car stop.
The driver of the vehicle was Vanessa Rancour. I identified myself as a police officer by
displaying my badge. I told her that I was a plain-clothes detective and asked for her license and
ignition keys. I told her that I believed that a warrant for her arrest existed. I added that that
since my appearance was unconventional that we would wait until uniformed officers arrived
before discussing the matter further.
After the officers arrived I explained that a warrant had been issued for her arrest for violating
Section 647b of the California Penal Code. I instructed my dispatcher to pull the abstract.
Rancour was placed under arrest and transported to the La Habra City Jail in a marked police car
by a uniformed officer.
I gave Rancour a Miranda advisal on 03-25-04 at 1919 hrs. She waived her rights and agreed to
discuss this case with me. The interview was memorialized on video and audio tape. The
following is the substance of our discussion:
Rancour said in substance that she was a dancer and had worked at the Taboo Gentlemen's Club
for four years. She added that she danced on the stage and performed lap dances. She explained
that she performed stage dances while topless. Dancers were free to perform stage dances while
wearing clothes, topless or completely nude. Customers tip stage dancers by placing money on
the stage.
Rancour explained that a lap dance is done when a dancer sits on a customer's lap. She
explained that the dancer is in full contact with the customer during a lap dance and that it is
sexual in nature. She laughed at when I asked if customers appreciated the expressive nature of
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the lap dance and repeated that customers came in for physical contact and the expectation of
sexual release. She told me that based upon her four years as a dancer at the Taboo Gentlemen's
Club, the only reason that customers came into the business was because of sex. She added that
customers enter with the expectation of physical contact and sexual release. They cater to this
expectation in order to sell more dances.
Rancour told me that dancers will lie and do things to lead a customer to believe that they will
receive sexual favors so they will keep buying "one more dance." She admitted to touching the
inner thighs of customers towards this end and may have accidentally touched genitals in the
process. She denied having ever masturbated a customer or selling hand jobs. She admitted that
some customers got themselves off during lap dances but denied servicing them.
I asked her if she ever told any customers that her motto was something to the effect of that you
could give a hand job and wash yourself without the risk of catching anything. You're not
giving head or sticking anything inside of you. I asked if she ever told a customer that she had
sex in the Taboo Gentleman's Club for money. I also asked if she ever told a customer that he
could wipe ejaculate on the sides of the couches and on the floor because she did it all the time.
She told me that she's said these things as part of the lies designed to generate an expectation of
sexual contact in her customers to sell more lap dances.
Rancour was aware that another dancer had sex with a customer in the Taboo Gentlemen's Club
and was subsequently fired. Rancour was unaware if other dancers were performing sexual
favors for customers because that kind of thing is not discussed.
I explained that two of her customers had been undercover police officers. They had solicited
hand jobs from her and she agreed to perform the act. I added that her conversation was taped,
transcribed and the officers were going to testify to the facts. She indicated that the conversation
was part of the lie designed to sell more dances and denied agreeing to perform any acts of
prostitution.
I asked her what other types of dancing was offered at the Taboo Gentlemen's Club. She said
that "Billy" told the night staff to offer customers ballroom dancing a few months ago. He
wanted his club to offer something that was unavailable at his competition. She said that it lasted
for one night and that the staff considered the concept to be ridiculous. I asked if she knew what
an "air dance" was. She indicated that it was a dance that didn't involve physical contact. She
told me that customers wouldn't pay for air dances because there was no physical contact or
expectation of sexual release involved.
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Signed: Date:
1 . You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? *tC A K
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We would like for you to take a look at someone and tell us whether or
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Witness Statement:
Date: Time:
Signature:
Location:
1 freely and voluntarily consent to the search of:
D Person Q Effects D Vehicle Q Premises
Description:
by officers of the La Habra Police Department. 1 understand that 1 have a
constutional right to refuse to consent and no promises, threats or coercion
have been made to cause me to give my consent.
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Signed: Date:
1 . You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand?
2. Anything you say may be used against you in a court of law.
Do you understand?
3. You have the right to an attorney during questioning.
Do you understand?
4. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you before
questioning, if you wish. Do you understand?
Do you want to talk about what happened? D Yes 0 No
Signed: V Date: Time:*-^ >.
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not you recognize him or her.
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Signature:
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I freely and voluntarily consent to the search of:
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by officers of the La Habra Police Department. I understand that I have a
constutional right to refuse to consent and no promises, threats or coercion
have been made to cause me to give my consent.
Signed: Date:
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Crime: 647(b) Prostitution
Victim: State of California
Report By: C. McPhail A171
Case 04-02329
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Case Summary:
I entered a gentlemen's club. The suspect approached me and offered to perform a lap
dance. I accepted. I purchased two lap dances before telling the suspect that I would
give her $20.00 if she helped get me off. She agreed and reached under the left leg of
my shorts and vigorously stroked and kneaded the shaft of my penis.
This incident was monitored and taped. The tape has been transcribed and there is one
undercover witness and one witness who monitored the covert transmitter.
Narritave:
I have been a police officer for approx. 23 years. I have been trained to perform
undercover work and successfully completed the California Department of Justice,
Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement's Controlled Substance Investigator's course. I have
been specifically trained how to conduct myself while working undercover including
interaction with criminals.
Pursuant to my duties as a peace officer, I have sold stolen property, sold and
transported controlled substances and solicited acts of prostitution in an undercover
capacity. My undercover activities have led to the arrest and conviction of criminals
and the seizure of contraband.
Based upon my training and experience I know that much of undercover work is acting.
It's necessary for the officer to assume the role of criminal and do what a criminal would
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do, given the circumstances at hand. This is critical since the officer will be interacting
with real criminals who've become accustomed to, and will expect specific behaviors
from peers, associates and confederates. As an undercover officer I will exhibit
whatever behaviors would be expected of me given my role and circumstances with the
following exceptions:
• The use of controlled substances.
• The transfer, use or display of a firearm while representing myself as a
criminal.
• Participation in a crime against another person or property.
• Participation in coitus, fellatio or cunnilingus.
• Any behavior that creates a safety risk.
While working undercover my goal is to get close enough to a criminal to present an
opportunity for them to commit a crime in my presence. I understand that "no" means
no, and will break contact the moment the potential suspect clearly declines interest in
the opportunity I've presented.
I've debriefed and controlled informants who have admitted to engaging in criminal
activities including prostitution and discussed prostitution techniques with experienced
prostitutes.
I find it necessary to behave as a patron of prostitutes or a "John" while working
undercover during prostitution investigations. I realize the prostitutes expect customers
to be sexually aggressive and expect "Johns" to rub, touch and fondle their bodies,
including intimate areas. Prostitutes deal with "Johns" on a daily basis and know that
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their customers enthusiastically engage in this behavior. Any hesitation or reluctance to
do so will arouse and heighten their suspicions.
I will follow a prostitutes lead and engage in activities including touching, rubbing or
fondling that is appropriate given the circumstances while working in an undercover
capacity during a prostitution investigation. I will continue my role until she agrees to
perform a sexual act for money and performs and act in furtherance of the crime of
prostitution or declines the opportunity to commit the crime. At that point I decline the
act or simply leave. This technique has been authorized by department's
administration.
I was tasked with entering the Taboo Gentlemen's Club to detect violations of Section
647 b of the California Penal Code:
647. Every person who commits any of the following acts is guilty of disorderly
conduct, a misdemeanor:
(b) Who solicits or who agrees to engage in or who engages in any act of
prostitution. A person agrees to engage in an act of prostitution when, with
specific intent to so engage, he or she manifests an acceptance of an offer or
solicitation to so engage, regardless of whether the offer or solicitation was made
by a person who also possessed the specific intent to engage in prostitution. No
agreement to engage in an act of prostitution shall constitute a violation of this
subdivision unless some act, in addition to the agreement, is done within this
state in furtherance of the commission of an act of prostitution by the person
agreeing to engage in that act. As used in this subdivision, "prostitution" includes
any lewd act between persons for money or other consideration.
I am aware that prostitution occurs in venues offering lap dances. A lap dance is an
erotic dance performed while the stripper straddles a customer's lap. It is not
uncommon for lap dances to be a main feature at a gentlemen's club. Lap dances are
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sold by the song. Specials are frequently offered in the form of "three for two" or "six for
four." Lap dances in more secluded or private areas are generally more expensive due
to the intimacy involved. Physical contact varies from a simple up close dance with
touching, to physical contact with the stripper to, in some clubs, sexual acts.
Based upon my training and experience, I know that lap, table or couch dances may be
performed anywhere in the club. Some clubs offer private or semi private areas
intended to convey intimacy or privacy to the customer. These areas may be located in
other rooms or behind booths or partitions. Sometimes the private or semi-private area
may simply be a darkened corner of the main customer area. These are frequently
referred to as "V.I.P." rooms.
Based upon my training and experience, I know that many establishments have rules
governing the extent of physical contact between the stripper and performer. Some
strippers chose to make minimal contact with a client to heighten the experience.
Aficionados disparagingly frequently refer to this as an "air dance". Some strippers will
offer bodily contact and others will engage in prostitution by performing sex acts for fees
and tips. Lap dances generally cost between $15.00 and $20.00 a song in the Orange
County area.
Based upon my training and experience, I know that some clients prefer a greater
degree of physical contact or sex acts during the course of a lap, couch or table dance.
The slang term for a greater degree of physical contact or sex acts during the dance is
"mileage." A "high mileage" dance is one that involves a lot of physical contact or sex
acts. This is also referred to as "full service" or "extras".
Based upon my experience and training I know that "high mileage", "full service" or
"extras" are terms for heavy petting, sexual foreplay and sex acts, most commonly
masturbation. It is not uncommon for "dancers" who give "extras", "high mileage" or "full
service" to sell "hand jobs" during the course of a lap dance.
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Based upon my training and experience, I know that strippers who offer "full service",
"extras" or "high mileage" prefer to perform these acts in private or semi private areas of
the club. They are aware that they can be arrested for offering to perform a sex act for
money. They avoid using words to describe the act that they are willing to do and the
discussion of money. They tend to speak in general terms and inflate the prices of their
"dance" to cover the sex act.
Based upon my training and experience, I know that customers who want "full service",
"extras" or "high mileage" will often wear loose fitting shorts or cut off sweat pants, no
underwear and a condom. The shorts afford easy access to the penis through the legs.
The lack of underwear allows the stripper to freely masturbate the shaft of the
customer's penis during the course of the lap dance and the condom prevents seminal
fluid from staining the shorts at the moment of ejaculation. This mode of dress further
functions as a discrete, non-verbal form of communication to the stripper regarding his
expectations. Strippers prefer this mode of dress because it is easier for them to
camouflage a "hand job" during the course of a lap dance. This mode of attire is often
referred to as "dress for success."
I am aware that some indicators that "high mileage" may be available in a gentlemen's
club are:
• Private booths or rooms.
Private booths or rooms suggest that the better odds of getting "higher
mileage" or "extras". The privacy allows sexual behavior that would
otherwise be unacceptable in other areas of the club. The privacy
conceals the fact that a dancer is providing "higher mileage" or "extras"
from her peers. Booths or private rooms may be monitored by video
cameras or management.
• Dark clubs
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Darkness provides a degree of cover and the illusion of privacy in many
clubs. It can be an indicator that "high mileage" or "extras" are available at
a particular venue.
Relaxed or no enforcement of a patron dress code.
Ill fitting, loose casual clothing, shorts and cut off sweat pants allow easy
access to a customer's genitals. The possibility of "High mileage" or
"extras" exists when the staff relaxes, eliminates or fails to enforce a
customer dress code loose fitting clothing into a club.
No separation rules or policy.
"High mileage" or "Extras" are more likely to be had at clubs with no policy
or enforcement of policies regarding physical contact between
customers and staff.
Wandering hands.
Patrons and dancers openly touching and rubbing their hands over each
other's bodies is a strong indicator that "high mileage" or "extras" may be
available.
Based upon my training and experience I know that strippers who perform
masturbation, oral sex and sexual intercourse with clients for a fee or tip realize that
they are engaging in prostitution. They engage in counter-surveillance and many
believe that undercover police officers have a legal duty to identify themselves if asked
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to do so. Prostitutes frequently ask clients if they are law enforcement officers or work
for the police as a matter of routine under the mistaken belief that any deception on the
part of the officer or informant creates an entrapment defense.
Prostitutes are aware that they can be arrested for agreeing to engage in sex act for
money. The conversation and agreement are sometimes referred to as a "street
contract." Prostitutes know that participation in a street contract is risky and they will
avoid such conversations. It is not uncommon for the price and payment for a sex act to
be disguised as the cost of a massage, private dance or escort service. It is not
unusual for negotiations to involve facial expressions and gestures to avoid comments
being recorded or monitored.
While working undercover in a massage parlor a prostitute, believing me to be naive,
explained that I should never discuss money. She instructed me to simply express my
needs and she would accommodate them. She expected me to leave an appropriate
amount of money on the nightstand at the end of the session. She cautioned not to
cheat girls because they wouldn't give good service in the future.
After a decade of watching "Cops" on television, prostitutes commonly believe that the
only persons who will discuss "sex for money" are undercover cops or inexperienced
mongers or "Johns." They have also become wary of customers who engage in too
much conversation or ask questions because legitimate mongers or "Johns" aren't
interested in conversation.
Prostitutes and "mongers" or "Johns" communicate verbally and non-verbally. It's not
unusual for one or the other or both to engage in pre-mature intimacy by exchanging
sexual innuendo, touching or hugging shortly after meeting. It is not unusual for either
to discuss resumes regarding clubs, parlors or escort services that they've worked at or
patronized in the past. Discussing past patronage or employment at establishments
commonly known for prostitution are indicators of intent.
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Prostitutes will engage in brief small talk i.e. asking about the "monger" or "John's"
occupation or legitimate interests. She isn't interested in the substance of the
conversation. She's assessing her potential customer and deciding if he is trustworthy.
Continued and progressively intimate contact is an indicator that things are going well
and she trusts him, albeit within reason.
She will be mindful of his reactions when she probes intimate areas. While caressing a
potential "monger" or "John" she will attempt to locate transmitters, badges, guns or
tape recorders. She will be mindful of muscular tension, stress or unnatural inhibitions
given the circumstances. The "mongers" or "Johns" will reciprocate to see how far he
can go and assess the potential "mileage" available. When both parties are comfortable
with each other it becomes the "monger" or "John's" job to express what he wants and
is willing to pay. It is not unusual for the prostitute to accept the offer verbally, by
gesture or to simply perform the act believing that she will be compensated later.
Based upon my training and experience I know that anyone who, coupled with an act in
furtherance of the crime, expresses an offer or acceptance to engage in an act of
prostitution is guilty of violating Section 647b of the California Penal Code. The
California Penal Code defines prostitution as any lewd act between persons for money
or other consideration.
Based upon my training and experience, I know that a lewd act involves sexual conduct
that is considered to be indecent, offensive or licentious in that it disregards legal
restraints with respect to sexual relations.
Based upon my training and experience, I know that the question and term "Can you
help get me off?" when asked of a person fondling your penis is a request for that
person to masturbate the penis to the point of climax and ejaculation. This activity is
commonly referred to as a "hand job" and the act as "jerking" someone "off."
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My immediate supervisor, Sgt. Baylos, monitored my interaction with the suspect during
the course of this investigation. The techniques employed have been approved by my
department's administration and were performed under the immediate oversight of a
supervisor.
I entered the Taboo Gentlemen's Club on March 23rd, 2004. I entered through the
south business door and stopped in a small room. I noticed a small doorway to my
right. The door was open and I could hear a male speaking on a telephone inside the
room. I waited for a minute or so. He came out and tendered my cover charge. I paid
the cover charge and asked who gave the best dances. He told me that "Tyler" did. I
asked what she looked like and he described her as a heavy-set white girl.
I entered the main customer area. It was very dark. The stage was lit but there were no
performers dancing. I noticed that background music was playing but saw no D.J. I
noticed that two people were sitting at a table in the N/W portion of the customer area. I
formed the opinion that I was the only customer in the business. I sat on a stool that
was next to the S/ E corner of the stage.
I have been in the Taboo Gentlemen's Club before. I noticed that the main customer
area seemed to be much smaller than I remembered it. Many modifications and
improvements had been made.
After sitting for approx. 2 minutes a female Hispanic approx. 5'4" tall, weighing 130 Ibs
with shoulder length auburn hair and wearing a bikini approached me from the N or E
portion of the room. I greeted her and asked how she was. She replied "Horny." I
asked "Are you?" She replied "Yeah." I followed her to a couch on the S. side of the
main customer area.
Although we had never met, I recognized "Tiffany" as Maria Carreras Temple, born April
25th, 1964 and currently residing at 650 N. Tamarack Ave. unit 3903, in the city of Brea,
California.
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I followed her to the S. wall of the main customer area. She directed me to sit on a
couch that appeared to be mounted against the S. wall of the main customer area. I
asked if she had any other places, indicating that I was interested in more privacy.
I followed her to the S/E portion of the main customer area. I noticed that there was a
doorway in what I thought was the S.W. corner. I walked through the doorway and
found myself in a room. I noticed that the room was approx. 9 feet wide and estimated
it to be approx. 25 feet long. There were couches lining the S. wall of this room. The
structure that I had believed to be the S. wall of the customer area was actually a
partition. It was at least 8' tall. The base was approx. 3' tall and appeared to be made
of a solid material. The balance of the partition was made of a smoked transparent
material. Although I couldn't see into the room from the main customer area, I had no
difficulty seeing the main customer area from the room.
Maria asked me if I wanted a dance. I said I did and she replied "Very good." She
told me to come with her as she walked towards a table near the couch. She asked if
this was the first time I had been to the Taboo Gentelmen's Club. I lied and said that I'd
never been there before but always meant to go. I told her that the last time I was in a
similar place was at a club called "T.J's" (a similar business in Stanton.) I asked her to
tell me how much the lap dance would cost. She told me $20.00.
I noticed that a second female subject further described as Hispanic, approx. 24 years
old, 5'6" tall, weighing 110 Ibs. with brown hair followed us into the room. She asked
what I wanted to drink. I told her to I wanted a diet Coke and greed and asked her to
order. I ordered a diet Coke for Maria and myself.
Maria asked what kind of work I did. I lied and told her I was a gunnite contractor. After
a very brief explaination I told her gunnite was boring and asked what kind of dance she
did. Maria directed me to the couch and told me she did lap dancing. Maria turned
away from me. I heard a song starting on the sound system. Tiffany stood directly in
front of me. She sat on my lap while facing me, straddling my torso with both legs. She
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pressed her body against my torso, pushed the cleft of breasts against my face, and
nuzzled her cheeks against the sides of my head. Her hands caressed and rubbed my
chest, torso, arms, and the crotch of my shorts, upper legs and inner thighs. I asked
Maria if I could touch her. She grasped my right wrist with her left hand, my left wrist
with her right and drew my hands around her torso. She guided my hands to her
buttocks and firmly placed them on each of her buttocks and ground my palms against
her skin. She pushed her right hand up the left leg of my shorts. She noticed that I
wasn't wearing underwear and began rubbing my upper inner thigh. I felt her fingertips
caress my testicles and shaft of my flaccid penis. I commented " Oh. You're nasty."
I inserted my hands under her bikini bottom, firmly grasping each buttock at the cleft
and flexing my grip. I rubbed the flat of my palms on her buttocks, exterior upper thighs,
torso, arms and shoulders. She stood up, sat her buttocks in my lap and ground her
buttocks into my crotch. She turned to face me. She stood on the couch, facing and
straddling me. Her right foot was near my left thigh. Her left foot was near my right
thigh. Maria's crotch was in front of my face.
Using her right hand she pulled the crotch of her bikini to the right. I could see her
vagina. The skin around it was shaven and a small tuft of pubic hair had been groomed
in a keystone shape approx. 2" X 2"directly above her vagina. She spread the lips of
her vagina open using the fore and middle fingers of her left hand. She pressed her
vagina towards my face. I redirected her efforts by reaching between her legs and
massaging her buttocks. She dismounted the couch and sat straddling my left knee.
She used her left hand to pull the crotch of her bikini bottom to the left, exposing her
vagina again. She began to rock back and forth on my knee. I could feel the lips and
moisture of her vagina on my upper leg and knee.
The song stopped and Maria asked if I'd like another one. I replied that I did and asked
if she wanted payment for what she'd just done. She indicated that we'd take care of it
when we were done. I told Maria that I was too excited and breathed heavily. I
explained that I had asthma.
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Maria sat on my lap with her legs straddling my torso as the music began. She pressed
her body and breasts against the front of my torso. She rubbed my chest and torso with
the palms of her hand. She put her right hand up the left leg of my shorts and began
caressing my testicles and the shaft of my flaccid penis with her fingertips and palm.
She withdrew her hand. I was kneading her right buttock with my left hand. She
grasped my left ring, fore and middle fingers with her right hand and guided them
between her legs. I was entirely too obvious to me that she intended to guide them into
her vagina. I moved my hand past her vagina and to her lower buttock. She pulled my
left hand back to her vagina. I redirected her efforts by caressing her upper inner thigh,
sliding my hand under her bikini bottom and kneading her left buttock. I asked if she
would take her top off. She told me that she couldn't do that as she grasped my right
wrist with her left hand, my left wrist with her right hand and guided my fingertips to the
bottom of her bikini top and under the garment. I kneaded both breasts with my hands.
She placed her right hand up the left leg of my shorts and resumed caressing my
testicles, penis and inner thigh with her fingertips. The music stopped.
Maria asked if I wanted one more. I started to answer but before I could she leaned
forward and rubbed the crotch of my shorts with the fingertips of her left hand and said
that she would take that as a yes.
I noticed that Maria didn't do much talking. She anticipated or responded to my
requests by guiding my hands to the portions of her body that she thought I was
interested or had expressed an interest in.
She knelt on the floor in front of me and slid her right hand up the left leg of my shorts.
She resumed caressing my testicles, inner thigh and shaft of my penis. She stroked the
shaft of my penis flaccid penis for approx. 10 seconds with her closed palm. I bent over
and asked if she could help get me off. She couldn't hear what I said and asked me to
repeat myself. I asked "Can you help me get off off? Is it just going to be extra? I
already owe you sixty." She smiled, raised her eyebrows, nodded said "Yeah." Maria
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began to vigorously stroke the shaft of my flaccid penis by lightly gripping the shaft with
her palm and fingers. Applying pressure to the shaft of my penis with her thumb and
fingers, she pushed her thumb forward while pulling her fingers backward. Then she
reversed the process. She continued the stoking my penis with her palm and kneading
the shaft of my penis with her thumbs and fingers for approx. 4 seconds before asking
I was an undercover cop or worked for the cops.
I wasn't surprised by this comment. I heard Maria ask Sgt. Mike Lozeau of the Anaheim
Police Department if he was an "undercover cop or something" while giving him a hand
job at the Taboo Gentlemen's Club on March 2, 2004 (memorialized in an audo tape
and supporting transcript for La Habra Police Department 647b P.C. case 04-02329.) It
seems to be a cursory question that Maria asks when selling hand jobs. I think the
question was intended to create an entrapment defense should something go wrong. I
don't think that Maria actually thought I was a cop because she was kneading and
stroking my penis with her fingers and palm when she asked it. She appeared
complacent.
Satisfied that Maria had agreed to engage in a sexual act for money and had committed
an overt act in furtherance of prostitution, I sat upright and said that I had never
considered that cops would come in that place. She withdrew her hand and looked
concerned. I asked her if any cops were in the business and began to look around and
if trying to spot a policeman hiding in the club . She said "No. You've got like paranoia."
As she tried to calm me I pretended to be extremely fearful of police contact or
discovery. I told her that I couldn't have contact with the police in this place and
explained that I had a wife and kids. She tried to reassure me that everything was all
right and said that I was being "paranoid."
I told her that I should never have come into a place like this and began to shake,
wheeze and cough. As she tried to reassure me 1 took an empty Primatene Mist
inhaler out of my pocket, assembled it and pretended to take 10 rapid doses. I told her
that coming there had been a big mistake and that I had to go. I paid her sixty dollars
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for the lap dances, $20.00 for trying to "get me off' and turned to leave. The waitress
reminded me that I owed money for the drinks. I paid her and left without further
incident.
During the course of this incident I didn't see Maria execute amalgamations, clusters,
combinations, partner alignment, balance step, jump or establish a line or reverse line of
dance. She didn't demonstrate the five positions of footwork, perform kick - ball -
change routines, fans, fan kicks or hook combinations common to expressive or
exhibition dance.
Maria wasn't concerned with syncopated rhythms or patterns and the closest she came
to performing a dance maneuver was partner alignment - the symmetric alignment of a
couple - when she sat on my lap. Beyond that, Maria's "lap dances" involved nothing
more than sexual petting, foreplay and masturbation in the form of a hand job at roughly
$20.00 every 120 to 180 seconds plus tips. When asked if she would "get me off' for
$20.00 she didn't refuse, ask any questions or hesitate. She grasped my penis and
began stroking it vigorously.
I exited the Taboo Gentlemen's Club, made a brief comment to a fire extinuisher
repairman before retuning to my unmarked unit. I let Detective Sergeant Baylos know
that I was out. It was apparent to me that Maria had completely accepted my asthma
attack performance and didn't suspect that I was a policeman. During my interaction
Maria had rubbed her vagina on my left leg and left hand. I felt moisture during both
contacts and realized that her bodily fluids had touched my skin. This was totally
unexpected. I was thouroughly disgusted and wanted to wash it off as soon as
possible. I told Det. Sgt. Baylos that I had been "slimed (transfer of bodily fluid),
indicating that I would return to the police station immediately for cleanup. I noticed a
man sitting in a vehicle next to my unit and informed Det. Sgt. Baylos that I intended to
perform counter surveillance techniques to insure that I wouldn't be followed back to the
police station.
C. McPhailA171 Date: Approved :V
La Habra Police Department CA 0301200
Supplemental Report
Page 15 Of 15
I believe that Maria Carreras Temple conduct was disorderly within the meaning of
Section 647b of the California Penal Code in that she she manifested an acceptance of
an offer to engage in an act of prostitution and comitted and act in furtherance of the act
or prostitution by agreeing to "help get me off' for $20.00 and giving me a hand job.
C. McPhail A171 Date: Approved :lj YV/N—Ot Date: 6^ ^ ( OS'
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LA HABRA POLICE DEPARTMENT
Temple, Maria ("Tiffany")
Detective McPhail
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TRANSCRIBED BY: Tisha L. Kotick
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TRANSCRIPTION
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BY DETECTIVE McPHAIL: — 18 Imperial Highway in the city
of La Habra, County of Orange. I'm going to be entering
the Taboo Theater. The purpose of my investigation is to
detect acts of prostitution that are occurring within the
establishment.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Is there a cover?
UNIDENTIFIED SPEAKER: Yeah, it's five bucks to get
inside.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Okay.
UNIDENTIFIED SPEAKER: Buy a drink inside, which is
6.50.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: What kind of drinks you guys got?
UNIDENTIFIED SPEAKER: It's fully (inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Oh.
UNIDENTIFIED SPEAKER: Order when you're ready.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Thank you, my friend.
(Inaudible).
UNIDENTIFIED SPEAKER: Tyler.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Tyler. What's she look like?
UNIDENTIFIED SPEAKER: Pretty girl, thick.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Thick?
UNIDENTIFIED SPEAKER: Big.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Okay.
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UNIDENTIFIED SPEAKER: (Inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: (Inaudible); right? Not like
huge; right?
UNIDENTIFIED SPEAKER: No. No. I mean she's good.
She's good (inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: All right.
UNIDENTIFIED SPEAKER: I'd rather have a big girl that
looks (inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: That's true. Thank you. Hi, how
are you?
"TIFFANY": Pretty good. (Inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Pardon?
"TIFFANY": (Inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: What's your name?
"TIFFANY": Tiffany.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Tiffany. My name's Cliff. How
are you?
"TIFFANY": (Inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Are you?
"TIFFANY": Yeah.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Are you (inaudible)?
"TIFFANY": Yeah. (Inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: What's the back out?
"TIFFANY": Pardon?
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Right here?
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"TIFFANY": If you want to or —
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Do you have any other places?
(Inaudible) I'll follow you.
"TIFFANY": Want a dance? Yeah?
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Yeah.
"TIFFANY": Okay. Very good.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Right there?
"TIFFANY": Yeah.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Okay.
"TIFFANY": Come with me. Is this your first time
here?
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: First time I've been here.
"TIFFANY": Oh.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Last time I was at one of these
places it was DJs. I didn't like it.
"TIFFANY": And, urn —
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: (Inaudible). How much is this
gonna cost?
"TIFFANY": (Inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: How much?
"TIFFANY": 20.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: 20?
"TIFFANY": (Inaudible).
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: What can I get you to drink?
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: What.do you got?
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Coke, Diet Coke, Dr. Pepper.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: I'll order a Diet Coke. I do
gunite work.
"TIFFANY": Huh?
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Gunite work. It's like the floor.
(Inaudible) whole (inaudible) steel on it. They call it
rebar.
"TIFFANY": Uh-huh.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Then we shoot it with gunite.
"TIFFANY": Oh.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: (Inaudible). That's my company.
I work hard for it. I started (inaudible) when I was in
high school. It's boring. You don't want to hear about
it. (Inaudible) it's a living. (Inaudible). Well what
kind of dance do you do?
"TIFFANY": Right here? There's lap (inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Okay. Oh, you smell good. You
mind if I touch you? Oh, you're nasty. I know
(inaudible). (Inaudible). Are you kidding? I pass this
place all the time.
"TIFFANY": (Inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: (Inaudible).
"TIFFANY": Oh. How long you (inaudible)?
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: About ten years ago.
"TIFFANY": Oh.
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DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Urn. (Inaudible). Oh, my
goodness. Look at you. (Inaudible). How long have you
been doing this? How long have you been here (inaudible)?
My beard doesn't bother you, does it? Are you sure? Look
at you.
"TIFFANY": Would you like another one?
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Yes, I would. Yeah, I do want
another one. 20? (Inaudible). (Inaudible). Do you want
me to pay you right here?
"TIFFANY": (Inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: (Inaudible). Oh, my God.
(Inaudible). God. My God. Oh, my God. Let me rest for
just a minute. I've got asthma. You're getting me too
excited.
"TIFFANY": (Inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Huh?
"TIFFANY": Is it?
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: No, not yet.
"TIFFANY": (Inaudible) yet.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Do we need to take that off?
(Inaudible).
"TIFFANY": (Inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: (Inaudible).
"TIFFANY": One more?
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Can you help me get off?
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"TIFFANY": Huh?
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Can you help me get off? Is it
just gonna be extra? I already owe you 60.
"TIFFANY": Yeah.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: I've give you another 20 if
(inaudible).
"TIFFANY": You're (inaudible) undercover (inaudible)?
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: No, are there cops here?
"TIFFANY": No. No. If you were —
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: I don't want any problem.
"TIFFANY": No.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: I'm married. I don't want any
problems.
"TIFFANY": Hey.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL; I — I got kids. I got —
"TIFFANY": No. You've got like paranoia.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: I don't want any problems.
"TIFFANY": (Inaudible) problem, let me know.
(Inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Are you sure?
"TIFFANY": (Inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: (Inaudible). I cannot have my
wife find out about this. (Inaudible). I (inaudible). I
can't have my wife — I can't have anything happen if my —
my —my family's gonna find out about. No problem. I —
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I just can't have that happen. (Inaudible). Thank you for
the dances. (Inaudible).
"TIFFANY": (Inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: I'm sorry. Thank you for the
dances. And that's the 20 for trying to help me get off.
I'm gonna leave now. I shouldn't have done this. Sorry.
(Inaudible).
"TIFFANY": No.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: I don't -- I didn't (inaudible).
Thank you. Bye-bye.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: What did you drink?
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Oh, no, I'm fine. Oh, I'm sorry.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Yeah. Your —
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: I'm sorry. How much is that?
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: It's $13.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Okay. (Inaudible). You know
what, I want you to just take that and give the rest to
Tiffany. She was very good to me.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Okay.
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: I just can't be (inaudible).
Sorry.
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Oh, (inaudible).
UNIDENTIFIED SPEAKER: (Inaudible).
DETECTIVE McPHAIL: Thanks. Fire extinguishers.
That's a lot of them, huh. (Inaudible).
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BY DETECTIVE McPHAIL: I hope you guys got that on wire
because that was like an Academy Award performance, man.
Oh, Jesus. I've been slimed. I got a guy sitting in a car
next to my van and I'm just gonna take off and I'm gonna do
a little counter before I go anywhere. There's a — I
don't know if you guys got on it the wire, but she did ask
me if was a cop, but I think it was in the vain of she does
that to everybody. Okay. We're out of here and I'm
westbound on Imperial Highway. I'm driving with one hand.
My God.
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Crime: 647 (a) and 148.9 P.C. Case Ni
Victim: State of California Date: 5-
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On the above date. I was dispatched to the rear of 901 E. Imperial Hwy (Howard's
TV), reference an occupied vehicle that seemed suspicious. The reporting! party
advised dispatch that there was possible someone lying down in the back sjeat of the
vehicle. The vehicle was described at a black Jetta, with its engine running.
When f arrived, I located a black Volkswagen Jetta, Lic.#^HHIR in the rear
alley. As I walked up to the vehicle, I could hear its engine running. As I got closer, I
could see that there was a female lying on the back seat, with her legs spread open.
Her right foot was on the driver's seat, while her left foot was on the left, reajr
passenger door. I could see that the female was wearing a pink halter-top,; and wasi
not wearing anything from the waist down. I also saw a male, later identifie'd as WT-
Wasan, squatting down behind the driver's seat. WT-Wasan was conducting oral
copulation on the female. At this time I knocked on the window and startled them.
When I did this, WT-Wasan raised his head to look at me. As he did thik, I could
see that the female had her vagina exposed. WT-Wasan quickly sat up, while thei
female began putting on her underpants, then her pants. When they exited the
vehicle, I could see a purple colored, Trojan condom, wrapper on the rear floorboard.i
I could also see a used condom, in the rear, center console. I asked themjboth to
step out of the vehicle and to provide me identification. WT-Wasan produced his
California driver's license, while the female could not. A records check revealed noi
wants on WT-Wasan. j
I asked the female for her name, and she gave me the name of Stephanie Perez
with a DOB of 10-27-82. When I conducted a records check on this name, jit came
back no record on file. I confronted her and told her that she was lying to me about
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same DOB. S-Russo told me that she lied because she thought she had ai warrant for
her arrest. j
When I asked her where she lived, she said Anaheim. When I asked her wherei
she worked, she told me in a club. When I asked her which club she worked at she
said the Taboo, and pointed towards 1001 E. Imperial Hwy. S-Russo told me that she
has worked as a dancer for the Taboo for the last three years. She told me; that she
dances at the La Habra Club and the Anaheim Club. I asked her if she wquld tell me
how much money she made, and said yes. She told me that she makes anj average
of 300 to 1000 dollars a night. She is an independent contractor that works for the
owners of the Taboo. She is required to pay the owner 10% of her eaming$, up to
eight drinks per patron and a 65-dollar rental fee. •
I asked her where she had met WT-Wasan. She told me that she had niet him at aI
college party in the City of Fullerton, and has been dating him for the last month. She
told me that today, he called her on her cellular phone. S-Russo told me thfet she was
already at work when she received the phone call. They agreed to meet out in the
alley, where I contacted them. S-Russo told me that they had sex and that! is why the
condom was used. After they had sex, WT-Wasan engaged her in oral copulation,
until the police arrived. S-Russo told me that they were parked there for j
approximately one half of an hour. S-Russo told me that she has only done this two
times with WT-Wasan; the other time was yesterday, at the same location.
At this time I interviewed WT-Wasan. I asked him when and where he had met S-i
Russo. He told me that he met her three months ago, inside of the Taboo dlub. He
was a patron there, and S-Russo danced for him. I asked him how many times he
had been inside the club to see her since he met her. He told me that he has been in
there approximately twenty times. I asked him how much she charged for aj dance
and he told me twenty dollars. WT-Wasan told me that for the twenty dollars, S-Russo
La Habra Police Department - CA 0301200
Narrative Report
Crime: 647 (a) and 148.9 P.C.
Victim: State of California
Report By: J.Quirarte 248
Case Number:
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would dance in front of him and grind his crotch with her buttocks or legs. ) asked him
if she did this for him during his twenty visits and he said yes. I then asked him if any
money had ever been exchanged between S-Russo and him for the sexual (conduct
and he said no. |
WT-Wasan told me that today, he called her on her cellular phone. S-RJusso told
him that she was already inside the club, and to let her know when he arrivejd. When
he arrived he called her and she met him at his vehicle. WT-Wasan told me that they
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had sex. He used the condom that was inside of his vehicle. After they finished
having sex, she asked him to oral copulate her. This is when the police arrived. WT-
Wasan told me that they parked there for approximately one half an hour, j
At this time, I placed S-Russo under arrest for 148.9 P.C. and transported her to
LHPD. At LHPD, I added the charge of 647 (a) P.C. WT-Wasan was released at the
scene. At LHPD, I read S-Russo her Miranda warning to which she stated she
understood and invoked. S-Russo was subsequently released with a citation
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penal code section that related to what I witnessed. If the detective bureau wishes to
prosecute WT-Wasan they will have to pursue this by route of complaint. i
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
ORANGE COUNTY, NORTH JUSTICE CENTER
DECLARATION IN SUPPORT OF ARREST WARRANT MADE UNDER 2015.5 CCP
I declare under information and belief:
1) I am currently employed as a Police Officer for the City of La Habra Police
Department and have been so employed throughout this investigation.
2) Pursuant to my employment, I have been assigned to investigate allegations that
Stephanie Marie Russo violated 647 (a) and 148.9 P.C. .
3) Pursuant to this assignment, I have contacted witnesses, obtained their
statements, and received reports and statements from persons known to me as law
enforcement officers. All of these statements and reports are included in the court
packet and are incorporated herein by reference.
I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true-^ndcorrect.
Dated: 5-15-04 Declarant:
Signed in La Habra, California.
Officer's Name and ID # J.Quirarte 248
La Habra Police Department Case # 04-3514
Suspect's Address:
Vehicle Description: 2002 Volkswagen Jetta Lic.# ^jjjjjf Black in color
Suspect's Description: Sex: Female Race: Hispanic Ht: 5-2 Wt: 120 Eyes: Brown Hair
Blonde
Suspect's Date of Birth: 10-27-82
Suspect's Driver's License: State: None Number: None
Scars, marks, tattoos, features: R-Ankle "Jesse" Front Torso "Strawberry" Lower Back
"Tribal Heart"
Other Information: None
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fi.o.p.e.
(heCp oppose pornography e£ exploitation)
Board of Mractoo*
ChairmanRichard R. OHphantFarmer Mayor.Indian Wens
Vlce-ChairmanOr. BudCnuneOrthodontlat
Saeratary
0. 0. DeLongExecutive Secretary
RoMBAmhymEx. Director, Bavany MilsChamber of Commerce
Carolina H. Ftrwtone
Herbert HawwntRet. Herbert HmwWns R.E.
Mary HecxmannPrasMante AdvworyCommiwton on tha Alt*
ShetteyLucctMtl
MarkMMMwaEx. Direoor,WWels Mortuary
Judy VOMIWDirector.Vlvs
AdviaofV Board
AaaemWyman Jim Batdn
Senator Davtd Keitey
Fmr.Congreaernen
William Dafwemayar
Fmr. SenatorRobert Praaley
Roger Dueir
CEO, Puerr Financial Corp.
Edmond Haogar.Honorary Chairmen,Haggar Apparel Co.
RidiBrdLane
AaniatanlChM,CH?
David T. MoorePwtor,Southwest Comm. Church
Sr.
Rlveralda DA.
Rav. Glora SharonCentor. Tempi* Iwlati
JohnShialdtEx. CMraclor. BarbaraSinatra Children a Center
Joieph Stein,Past Pra*idwit
CA State Scnool Board
Frederick SupprtChairman.
Board of TrusttM.DaMd Hospital
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Sexually Oriented Business Ordinance
Testimony
by
Karen L. Holgate
Executive Director
For the last ten years, k.o.p.e, has worked closely with cities, law enforcement and
city attorneys in drafting and passing strong regulatory language for sexually ori-
ented businesses.
Any ordinance passed by a city must be both constitutionally strong and also respect
the rights of all citizens and business owners. The "model ordinance" drafted by the
League of California Cities is an excellent example of good regulatory policy.
Numerous studies have been conducted over the past 15-20 years which link adult
sexually oriented businesses (SOBs) with a lowered quality of life for residents in
any community in which the SOBs operate. Because both state and federal courts
recognize the very real presence of "adverse secondary effects" associated with
adult businesses, they have given cities the right to draft ordinances which closely
regulate "how and where" these businesses operate. The intent of these land use or-
dinances is not to prohibit adult sexually oriented businesses from locating or operat-
ing within a community, but merely to effectively regulate them in order to protect
the quality of life within the community.
In addition effective ordinances are "content neutral". They make no determination
about the content or behavior of such businesses. In fact, the ordinances assume that
behavior and material will be legal: if it is not, state and federal laws will be en-
forced by law enforcement. The purpose of the ordinance is to mitigate the known
"adverse secondary effects."
Based on the above mentioned studies, some of these adverse secondary effects in-
clude:
• Increased crime in "serious" offenses such as: rape, homicide, robbery, assault,
burglary, theft and auto theft. Prostitution is also higher around adult businesses.
In a May 9,1995 TV interview, a prostitute actually said that she waits outside
adult bookstores, "Where men go to get excited and then come out looking for a
hooker." She went on to say that it made her job easier because the men were al-
ready sexually stimulated.
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• Decreased property values: Greatest impact on residential values but businesses also suffer
loss.
• Urban blight in neighborhoods as families move aware. Old neighborhoods often achieving
neglected, run-down look.
• Loss of business revenue: Often due to business attrition as non-adult businesses move to
"get away" from the adverse effects.
• Health hazards are of increasing concerns to local entities. Because sexual behavior often
occurs within the building or on the property of the business or surrounding business, the
fear of HTV being present is greatly heightened. (In one city,, the 5 year old son of a neigh-
boring adult business owner came in one Saturday morning carrying a used condom that he
had picked up by the front door.
Not all crime is reported.
A former owner of five SOBs says that she never reported disturbances or crimes that occured
inside any of her businesses because she didn't want them on the police record. She said she
hired large bouncers and kept a baseball bat behind the counter. However, after two murders oc-
cured in her live entertainment theatre within a nine month period of time, she finally decided to
leave the industry.
This former owner said that all owners of SOBs know the harm they bring to communities but
don't care; the profit margin is just too great
Effective ordinances—
The lack of effective zoning ordinances leave a city exposed to the proliferation of these types
of businesses. In fact, past experience shows that when one adult business opens up, others soon
follow and the adverse secondary effects increase.
Well written ordinances, which allow the presence of adult businesses but strictly regulate
"how" and "where" they operate, give a city the maximum amount of protection and the least
amount of risk. The most effective ordinances include but are not limited to the following re-
strictions:
• Provide strict licensing requirements
• Require the removal of doors on viewing booths
• Prohit opening between booths, such as "glory holes"
• Regulate hours of operation
• Prohibit nude dancing
• Prohbit tipping entertainers
• Prohibit lap, couch, chair and table dancing
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Nudity—
"Nude juice bars" are one of the fastest growing adult businesses in America today. In fact,
adult live entertainment establishments can convert to "nude juice bars" if they lose their liquor
licenses due to excessive prostitution convictions. Since the ABC does not allow nudity, "juice
bars" sell no alcohol and are therefore may legally allow 18 year olds.
According to testimony by two former adult entertainers, the behavior in nude establishments is
far worse than in those businesses in which nudity is not allowed. For instance, in response to
questions asked by h.o.p.e,, these two former entertainers responded as follows:
Q. When dancing nude was there a noticeable difference in behavior by the audience?
Julia: "Yes. There -were usually several dancers performing at once on stages well
above the customers seating levels, many at bar top level. When totally nude this made
quite a difference because nothing could be unexposed.,.1 saw every thing from oral and
manual stimulation to full sexual intercourse...I did see a difference in conduct in the
fully nude vs. topless only clubs as to the degrees of promiscuity allowed. "
Katherine: "They were louder, touched more during tipping and that went so far as
when the girl would raise up on the bars and straddle her legs across them, or the men,
they would rub the money on her genitals and lick her. That kind of stuff didn 't happen
if there was a G-string because they didn't want to taste clothes. "
Q. Was there touching?
Julia: "Definitely... the biggest reason men go..."
Katherine: (see former answer)
Q. Were there solicitations for sexual favors?
Julia: "Always. Every night, without exception! It's a known part of the job!"
Katherine: "Yes, but it didn'/ necessarily have to do with being nude.
Solicitations happen whether the club is nude or not."
Q. How were tips received?
Julia: "...between the breasts, by hand or mouth of the patron, in the buttocks, passed
during simulated sex acts between the girls on stage, etc. "
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Katherine.' "...received, and or, taken any way the two people wanted. "
Q. Were drugs ever passed during tipping?
Julia: "YES! J personally received marijuana, cocaine methamphetamines, LSD.
ecstasy and a variety of prescription drugs as tips. Sometimes it was in dollar bills, or
cigarette packs or cellophane, or simply passed by hand. These clubs were a hotbed of
illegal drug activity."
Because couch, chair, lap, or table dancing allows intimate and/or illegal touching and also af-
fords the opportunity for solicitations for prostitution, it is strongly recommended that cities
prohibt these types of activities.
Viewing booths—
Adult bookstores have viewing booths in which patrons rent movies (or videos) and watch them
onsite. It is not unusual for more than one person at a time to enter these booths for the purpose
of engaging in illegal sexual activity. Removing doors from viewing booths—and creating an
unobstructed view into the booths, prohibitng any holes or other openings between the walls of
these booths, and prohibiting more than one person at a time in the individual booths are all key
in reducing the opportunity for illegal sexual contact, and spread of disease, between persons.
Conclusion—
The time to draft effective land use ordinances is before an adult business comes to town. It is
then up to the business owner to decide whether he wants to locate in a city and conduct his
business within the constraints of that city's rules and regulations.
For cities that already have SOBs, the courts have consistently upheld amortization clauses
which give cities the right to require that all existing businesses, after a reasonable period of
time, comply with the new regulations.
Please remember -
1. Land use ordinances are "content neutral." Their intent and effect is to address the adverse
secondary effects created by adult businesses.
2. They do not regulate materials or activities protected by the First Amendment
3. Any ordinance or law is only as good as its enforcement.
We urge you to encourage and support your local police department, or sheriffs department, in
enforcing the provisions of this ordinance and the laws of this state.
• Thank you.
HARMFUL EFFECTS OF PORNOGRAPHY
LOS ANGELES CASE STUDY
The following presentation will be made to the City of Indian Wells
on April 1, 1994, by Detective Robert Navarro of the Los Angeles
Police Department. Detective Navarro has been with the Police
Department for 24 years and has been assigned to the Pornography
Section of Administrative Vice Division for 10 years.
He has been involved in countless state and federal obscenity
investigations. He currently is an obscenity instructor at the Los
Angeles Police Academy and an advisor to the Los Angeles County
Commission on Obscenity and Pornography.
HARMFUL EFFECTS OF PORNOGRAPHY
LOS ANGELES CASE STUDY
Southern California has the dubious honor of being the pornography
capital of the world. Over one billion dollars is generated
annually by the pornography industry in Los Angeles and at least 80
percent of the sexually explicit videotapes .and adult novelties
which are distributed nationwide ar^ produced and distributed
within the County of Los Angeles.
Since the early 1960's, the Los Angeles Police Department has had
a specialized unit responsible for obscenity enforcement. The
Pornography Section of Administrative Vice Division has nine
officers who have developed the expertise and investigative
techniques which are instrumental in successful obscenity
prosecutions. Since 1973, this unit has successfully concluded
hundreds of state and federal obscenity cases directed toward
multi-million dollar companies and their owners. It has also been
instrumental in combating the illegal activities in adult
bookstores and documenting the evolution of pornography activity in
Los Angeles. Because of this unit and the proliferation oft
pornography in Los Angeles an excellent case study can be made of
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the harmful effects of pornography on a community.
In the early 1970'-s adult bookstores began finding their way in
many predominantly residential areas. However, the Hollywood area
and the downtown Central area witnessed the largest increase. By
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1977, 26 adult bookstores and 21 adult movie theaters flourished in
the Hollywood area alone. Downtown Los Angeles had 23
bookstore/arcades/adult movie theaters within a three block area.
With pornographic blight in Central Los Angeles and Hollywood,
legitimate businesses fled the area causing clusters of sex-
oriented businesses to flourish. Property values dramatically
decreased the landlords found"it difficult to rent to legitimate
enterprises when vacancies occurred in adjacent properties. The
presence of the sex-oriented businesses unnecessarily exposes women
and children to the deviant element of society. Women cannot walk
down the street without being solicited for acts of prostitution.
Children are exposed to streetwalking prostitutes and businesses
specializing in material designed to sexually arouse the customer
The variety of adult material is visible and accessible through the
open doors of the adult bookstores. Passersby are also subject to
continual exposure of sexually explicit material through theateri • i
and motel advertising.
Narcotic transactions are prevalent in these deteriorating
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neighborhoods and go hand-in-hand with the rampant criminal
activity in these areas. LAPD statistics show an increase in Part
I and II crimes in those areas where adult entertainment businesses
predominate as compared to other areas of the City. Between 1969
and 1975, sex-oriented adult entertainment establishments increased
from 11 to 88 locations. During this period, arrests for Part I
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crimes (i.e., homicide, rape, aggravated assault, robbery,
burglary, larceny and vehicle theft) increased 16.2 percent in the
Hollywood Area while decreasing 5.3 percent in the rest of Los
Angeles. Part li arrests (i.e., other assaults, forgery and
counterfeiting, embezzlement and fraud, stolen property,
prostitution, narcotics, liquor laws, gambling and other
miscellaneous misdemeanors) increased 45.4 percent in Hollywood and
3.4 percent City-wide.
The use of hard-core pornography has been linked to several major
crimes in the Los Angeles area including serial murders,
extortions, rapes, arson and child molestation. Vivid examples
involving serial murders are the "Trash Bag Murderer", who
mutilated 11 young males and placed them in trash bags along the
freeway, and the "Hillside Strangler", who killed 13 young women in
the hillsides of Hollywood. A third case involves serial murderer
Ted Bundy who confessed just before his execution that his
involvement with hardcore pornography was the single most cause of
his anti-social behavior.
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* A recent serial murder in a remote area of Northern
California involved two men who are suspected of
murdering 20 .people in a sex torture fantasy. This case
involved the suspects viewing sadomasochistic videotapes,
torturing their victims and photographing the murders.
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They then buried their victims behind the murder location.
* Pornography is a major contributing factor in the sexual
abuse of our children. Hundreds of children ages four
years to 13 years have been victims of pedophiles and
have been interviewed by investigators of the Los Angeles
Police Department. In more than 60 percent of the cases,
pornography was utilized by the pedophile to break down
the inhibitions of the child. Subsequently, many of the
abused children are photographed for pedophile-to-
pedophile distribution.
* The pornography industry is dominated by East Coast
Organized Crime. This industry, concentrated in the Los
Angeles area, contributes directly to an increasing
influence of organized crime in California. The
pornography trade is inherently attractive because of the
• high profits and few legal risks.
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Public apathy continues to be a major obstacle to obscenity
enforcement. Citizens are generally uninformed on the issues of
obscenity and pornography, and often unconcerned until they arei
directly affected. The average person thinks of pornography in
terms of Playboy or Hustler magazine.
The pornographic ma-terials which are the target of law enforcement
agencies are those materials which contain explicit sexual
activities from beginning to end, and whose sole purpose is to
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sexually arouse. These materials contain the most deviate types of
sexual activity including rape, sadomasochism, bondage, excretion
bestiality and sexual abuse of children.
Pornography is not a victimless crime. Every child who is shown
pornography by a pedophile, every woman who is sexually
propositioned while walking down the -street, every businessman who
moves his business because of nearby adult locations is a victim of
pornography. The pornography issue is a complex one consisting of
public apathy, conflicting laws and First Amendment rights. This
sensitive issue requires greater citizen awareness as to the extent
and effects of pornography. Due to the passage of very rigid land-
use ordinances, the vigorous enforcement of obscenity laws and the
utilization of civil abatement proceedings, the number of adult
businesses had decreased considerably in the City of Los Angeles.
In .1977 there were 94 adult bookstores/arcades/theaters. Today
there(are only 36. Crime continues to flourish in and around the
30 remaining adult bookstores in Los Angeles and 20 of them are
currently subject to civil abatement proceedings. While the number
of adult bookstores is decreasing in the City of Los Angeles other
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largest increase.
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CONCLUSIONS:
The adult bookstores and other adult orientated businesses will
saturate an area if left unchecked. The harmful effects on the
neighborhoods where these establishments exist is both real and
significant. Reversing the trend, once the businesses are in place
is difficult, costly and, at times, impossible.
Material viewed and sold in these establishments may violate state
obscenity law but are, in fact, often not prosecuted due to the
difficulty and expense of investigating and prosecuting the
offenses. Cities may prevent many of the problems these businesses
bring by instituting land-use ordinances that control their
placement and by taking a pro-active stand on the enforcement of
California obscenity and harmful matter laws.
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My Personal Experience With
Sexually Oriented Business - Gene McCbnnell
My name is Gene McConnelL As Regional Director of the National Coalition Against Pornography in California
I have studied hundreds of pages of documentation proving the harmful effects of unregulated pornography and
adult business on communities. The primary reason for submitting my testimony, however, is that as a former
sex addict, I have experienced that harm firsthand.
My addiction began at an early age, when most sexual addictions begin. The largest single group of consumers
of pornography is the 12 to 17 year-old male. The material draws them in, and distorts their attitudes about
healthy sexual behavior. For some of them, like myself, the pull of this material becomes almost inescapable.
Once men become engrossed with or addicted to these kinds of sexual stimulations, adult businesses step in to
fill their needs. For men like me, these businesses act as magnets, almost irresistible. They draw an addict into
a progressive cycle. My use of soft-core pornography was soon not enough to satisfy me. I was drawn to adult
bookstores, live nude establishments, massage parlors, and the prostitutes who are always available around these
kinds of businesses.
Since most of you have probably never visited these kinds of businesses, let me explain a bit about how they tend
to operate - details you probably won't read on the business license application. First let me mention the adult
bookstores. When I started going to the bookstores, I would always find a group of men loitering near the
arcade booths. Nearly always, some of them would proposition me for sex. Although I refused these invitations,
it was clear that many men were using the arcade booths as a preferred location for anonymous sex, going
behind the doors of these booths together. The owners or clerks were not only aware of this behavior, but
openly promoted it. Each booth had a box of tissues and a trash can. When these accessories were missing,
the walls and the floor of the booths would invariably be covered with semen. The booths were poorly lit and
had doors on them to contribute to the secrecy of the sexual encounters. On the way out of the adult book store,
prostitutes often approached me. I accepted their offers on numerous occasions.
The next progression of my addiction was to live nude establishments. Here a real person is doing and
performing what I had viewed in the magazines and videos. The usual routine involved three dances, each on
revealing more of the body. By the third dance, there was nothing left to the imagination, they were at work
in the art of seduction. They acted like they wanted you, hoping you would leave themva large tip. Then the
girl would leave the stage, and wait on the customers. Many times I offered more money for a special "one on
one" table dance...leading to sex for the right price. Often the prostitutes walked the streets outside or just
around the corner from the facility.
Finally, I began to frequent the massage parlors. Without exception, these places were simply fronts for
prostitution. Many times I went in to find several girls paraded in front of me. I was to pick one or more. (Each
additional girl was more money) They would always be skimpily dressed. They would have me go to a locker
room, undress, and put my clothes in a locker. I was given a towel and led to a private room. Once in the
room, the girl I elected would ask if I would like to see an adult movie. I would say yes, then she would turn
on hard-core pornography while she gave a massage.
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Somewhere in the middle of the massage she would ask if I wanted something more. When I asked what she
meant, she would describe several sexual acts, each with a different price. I reiterate that in all the years that
I went to these places, I never found one that was not a front for prostitution.
My sexual addiction reached its height when I finally decided to act out all those images I had been taking in
over the years - material seen or purchased at adult businesses. I was arrested for attempted rape. The attack
was my responsibility, but there is no doubt that pornography was the fuel, the drug I used to prepare for my
crime. I do not think the crime would ever have occurred without it. Ask a serial rapist or other sexual criminal
what could be done to stop them from committing more crimes and many of them will tell you is to take away
their pornography.
The connection between pornography, adult businesses and the rape and molestation rate in a community is
dear, not only from talking to criminals, but also statistically. One excellent example of this is Oklahoma City.
Over a five year period, beginning in 1984, over 150 "sex-oriented" businesses (including peep shows, adult
bookstores, and theaters) were closed in Oklahoma City. During that period, the rape rate declined 26 percenL
During the same time period, the rape rate for the rest of Oklahoma, where adult businesses were not brought
under control, increased 20.8 percent.
As a former addict, there is no question in my mind that pornography has a profound impact on a person
viewing the material. It is subtle and has a latency period, not always an immediate impact, on the individual.
Much like a cigarette, where constant use leads to cancer, constant exposure to pornography will eventually lead
to what the material portrays, that is, the devaluation of meaningful relationships and sexual violence towards
women and children.
LORRAINE DAY. M.D.
P.O. BOX 952
RANCHO MIRAGE. CA 92270-0952
TEL (619) 325-5468 • FAX (619) 325-5627
November 13. 1991
To the City Council
Adult bookstores and pornographic video stores contain areas
for viewing videos while engaging in sex - either by oneself or wit1^ a
partner. Body fluids, in particular semen, can contain many infectious
organisms including gonorrhea, syphilis and the AIDS virus.
Semen, containing this deadly virus, can contaminate surfaces
including door handles or door knobs from the hands of those engaging
in sex.
The AIDS virus is NOT a fragile virus. It stays alive and
infectious in body fluids outside the body at room temperature for
7 days, as published by the Pasteur Institute in France (Lancet,
Sept. 28, 1985, pg 721).
The AIDS virus can be transmitted when skin and mucous membranes
come in contact with the body fluids containing the virus even though
there are no known cuts or abrasions present in the skin.(Lancet Nov. 7,
1987, pg. 1094.) On the other hand, in reality no skin is completely
intact at any time since all skin contains hair follicles and oil and
sweat glands which allow access to the deeper areas of the skin.
A child who contracted AIDS from a blood transfusion, transmitted
AIDS to his brother by a bite, witnessed by the mother, that did not
break the skin (Lancet, Sept. 20, 1986, pg 694.)
The Centers for Disease Control has reported on 3 nurses who
contracted AIDS when blood came in contact with their skin, in some
cases the blood was on the skin for only a few minutes. (Morbidity
and Mortality Weekly Report May 22, 1987 36: 285-89)
The HIV virus is very resistant to killing (inactivation) when
the virus is dried in body fluids. For example, one can pour 709»
ethyl alcohol on the dried virus for 20 minutes and the virus will
not be killed (inactivated) . (Abstract from the Montreal AIDS Confer-
ence, presented by Peter Hanson, St. Stephens Hospital, London.
Abstract A.601)
Clearly, these body fluids are a hazard to others as they are
capable of transmitting the universally fatal disease of AIDS.
All the references for the above information are attached.
Lorraine Day, M.D.
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Acquired I<MMnot5«ficieney Sytulronc (AIDS)
Definitive and Praaumpcivc AIDS Oaea
SuTvt-.illanc.-e Report 07/31/2001
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Case-- i V Deaths ( %]
3.0) - 2*27 ; at)
J992 t *7) 2917 ( 73)
S«!» ( 5) 388 ( 71)
JOHO < ja; 246 ( a>
10821 (100) 61V8 ( 57)
1.
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18 <
37 (
0 (
0 (
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deaths
12
19
, o
0
( %)
( 67 i
( 51)
i •)
( •)
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4029 ( 3V)
549 I G) A8« ( VI)
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55 MOO)11 : S«>13376 (lOO; S2O9 { 57)
White, Hoc Hispanic
Bl.i<:k. Hot Hispanic
Hispanic
Asian/ I'Jtcific Is-
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cases C 1)
7131 (66)
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2138 ( 20}
201 ( 2)
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21 ( 78)
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cases at AinS and Caae:»*.ti.ality Races by Holt-Year at
Case-Fatal icy
Hrflf-YC.lI
ot Diagnosis
Before 1988
.198S J»n -June
, July-Dec
t989 Jan -June
July-Dec
1990 Jan -.June
July-Dec
1991 Jan -June
july -Dec
1992 Jan -June
July-Dec
1991 Jan J"«e
July -Dec
19"»4 Jan -.tune
July Dec
1995> Jan -JVW.K
July f>«c
1996 J-'rt -June
July-nee
1997 Jan -June
July -Dec
1998 Jan June
July DISC
1999 J-i'i -June
July I***:
2000 J*»n -June
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2001 J»n -June
July-Jvl U
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264
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306
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177
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4,83
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645
502
513
49V
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449
434
333
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249
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228*
206
221
199
144
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254
296
274
348
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423
426
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From: Tabatha Aboumrad {mailto:TAboumHE@co.san-diego.ca.us]
Sent: Friday, September 07, 2001 11:09 AM
To: chahn@fox-sohagi.com
Subject: Data Request
Hello Ms. Ahn,
I wanted to write some of the limitations of our data so that you have
an accurate understanding of the numbers I am giving you.
1. HIV is the causitive agent of AIDS. While it is mandatory to report
AIDS, HIV is not a reportable disease. We only collect information
reflecting the area of residence of those infected with AIDS. Since a
person can live with HIV for 10 or more years before acquiring an AIDS
diagnosis, the number of AIDS in a given area may not accurately reflect
the number of HIV+ individuals in that community. We see a large number
of our cases comming from the Central Region of San Diego - we cannot
know wether or not they moved there from other areas of the county to be
closer to treatment centers.
2. People move. The information about place of residence only reflects
where the individual lived at the time of an AIDS diagnosis. If the
person moved prior to or immediately after receiving an AIDS diagnosis,
we do not have information reflecting that change.
3. Only information about individuals diagnosed with AIDS in San Diego
County is collected. If a person was diagnosed with AIDS in another
state or county, that information is not collected.
4. If a person dies while HIV-infected but before they met the criteria
for AIDS, information on that person will not be collected thus not
reflected in our data.
5. Due to confidentiality issues, we cannot disclose information on
persons diagnosed with AIDS if the total number of individuals is less
than 5 for a given area (or less than 3 if it's county-wide). I will
OK - limitations aside here are the numbers
1990-<5
1991-11
1992-8
1993-13
1994-<5
1995-<5
1996-9
1997-<5
1998-6
1999-<5
2000 - <5
I hope you enjoy your last day at work and that there are wonderful
things awaiting you..
Tabatha Aboumrad
Epidemiologist
San Diego County
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San Diego County
HIV/AIDS Status
Prepared by the
County of San Diego
Health and Human Services Agency
Steven A. Escoboza
Interim Director
George R. Flores, M.D., M.P.H.
Public Health Officer
June, 2000
HHSA:EPI 7/13/00
San Diego CftuntyJiiy/AIDS Status:
San Diego County HIV/AIDS Status
Table of Contents
Introduction 1
HIV/AIDS: Local Epidemic Milestones 2
San Diego County: Third in State for AIDS Cases 3
AIDS and People of Color: Disproportionate Increase 4
AIDS and Injection Drug Use: A Continuing Scourge 5
IDUs at Risk for Hepatitis C: May Exceed Rates for HIV 6
San Diego County's Central Region: Hardest Hit by AIDS 7
AIDS Hospitalizations: Government Programs Pay 8
Medications for HIV Treatment: Extremely Expensive 9
Deaths Due to AIDS Decline 10
Years of Life Lost from AIDS: Disproportionate Among Ethnic Groups 11
TB and HIV Infection: Under-recognized but Prevalent 12
Intersecting Epidemics: STDs and HIV Transmission 13
HIV Infection in San Diego County: Estimates Versus Accurate Data 14
HIV Antibody Testing: Gateway for Prevention and Early Treatment 15
Being Tested for HIV: An Important First Step to Healthier Life 16
Large Numbers of First-time HIV Test Seekers Reside in Central Region 17
Rates of HIV Decline Among Military Applicants 18
County of San Diego: HIV Infection Estimates 19
Local HIV/AIDS Annual Expenditures: Impact Is Enormous 20
Summary of HIV/AIDS Services & Funding in San Diego County 21-22
Local Services for People with HIV/AIDS 23-24
Summary 25
County of San Diego • Health & Human Services Agency • Community Epidemiology
P.O. Box 85222, P51IC • San Diego, CA 92186-5222
Page 1
San Diego County HIV/AIDS Status
Introduction
In San Diego County, HIV/AIDS continues to be a major preventable source of illness, disability and
death, despite new advances in antiretroviral therapies, increased availability of primary care, and
standardized approaches to treating HIV disease. Although improved drug regimens are helping many (but
not all) children and adults with HIV disease live longer and healthier lives, there is still no cure and no
vaccine.
Through December 1999, more than 10,000 AIDS cases have been reported to the County of San Diego
Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA). Nearly 6 of every 10 people who have been diagnosed with
AIDS have died. The primary epidemic involves men who have sex with men (MSM). While overall
numbers of new AIDS cases are declining, primarily among white males who have sex with males, the
proportions of those affected are increasing among intravenous drug users, their sex partners and offspring,
women, Blacks and Hispanics.
The emergence of other communicable diseases in the HIV-infected population raises greater concern.
Many HIV-positive injection drug users are now being diagnosed with Hepatitis C. Tuberculosis infection
along with HIV continues to be a local problem, requiring prolonged and complicated drug regimens. And
a recent West Coast outbreak of syphilis among MSM, especially those who have contacts in bath houses,
seems to be spreading to San Diego County. This outbreak suggests that unsafe sex continues, even among
those who are "informed" about the risk.
In California, only an AIDS diagnosis is reportable. Current data, collected primarily at the end-stage of
the HIV disease spectrum when AIDS is finally diagnosed, provides a limited picture of the impact of HIV/
AIDS in the community. Efforts to make HIV reportable promise to shed new light on the epidemic.
This report summarizes current knowledge about the epidemiology of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in San
Diego County. Further, it highlights the challenges we face in tracking new infections and describing the
epidemic as it continues to impact the community.
Recent advances in HIV treatment have slowed the progression of HIV disease for infected
persons on treatment and contributed to the decline in AIDS incidence.
—Guidelines for National Human Immunodeficiency Virus Case Surveillance, Including Monitoring for HIV
Infection and AIDS. Matiditv and Mortality Weekly Report. December 1Q. 1999. 48(RR 13) Table 1 ___^_
San Diego County HIV/AIDS Status Page 2
HIV/AIDS: Local Epidemic Milestones
1981, November
1985, June
1985, August
1987, October
1987, October
1988, August
1999, August
First resident in San Diego County diagnosed with AIDS.
Alternative Testing Site (ATS) began offering anonymous HIV testing.
lOO"1 local resident reported with AIDS to the Department of Health
Services.
Confidential HIV Testing began in San Diego County in the Sexually
Transmitted Disease Clinic.
Office of AIDS Coordination established in San Diego County.
1,000"" local resident reported with AIDS to the Department of Health
Services.
10,000th local resident reported with AIDS to the Health and Human
Services Agency.
Comparison of cases
Year of Diagnosis versus Living with AIDS
8V 82 83 84 85 86 81 8* 89 90 9* 92 93 9* 96 96 91 9» 99
— Cases by Year of Diagnosis — Living w/AIDS
The picture of AIDS has been changing over the course of the epidemic. The two
opportunistic infections, Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia and Kaposi's sarcoma defined
AIDS in 1981. Revisions in the case definition for AIDS occurred in 1985, 1987. In 1993,
the definition had expanded to 28 indicator diseases and two laboratory markers (low T-
cell counts).
The peak in the number of AIDS cases diagnosed in 1993 was the result of the change
in the CDC Case Definition for AIDS that year, which stated that an individual with no
symptoms of an opportunistic infection but with a low T-helper cell count (less than 200
mL/mm3) now could be diagnosed with AIDS. People could be diagnosed with AIDS
earlier in their HIV infection than with any of the previous three AIDS case definitions.
In November,
1981
two men, both
homosexual,
were
diagnosed and
treated
forAIDS
opportunistic
infections at
two different
hospitals in
San Diego.
San Diego County HIV/AIDS Status Page 3
San Diego County:
Third in State for AIDS Cases
San Diego County has reported 10,244 AIDS residents diagnosed with AIDS through
December, 1999 (cumulative incidence: 359 per 100,000 total population), the third-
most of any county in the state.
San Diego County has the highest cumulative incidence among Hispanics
(278 per 100,000) in Southern California; Los Angeles County follows with
258 per 100,000.
In Southern California, only Los Angeles County has a higher total number of AIDS
cases per 100,000 population among Blacks (866 per 100,000) than San Diego
County (696 per 100,000).
Number of AIDS cases
among selected California counties*
Number of
AIDS cases
Cumulative
incidence
• AIDS Cases
(*Excluding Los Angeles and San Francisco)
S*1
Cumulative Incidence
Incidence rates are a common way to measure and compare disease frequency in a
community. They are used to compare the occurrence of disease in different populations
because they adjust for differences in population size. Incidence is the number of new
cases of a specific disease during a given time period.
While San Diego County ranks third in actual number of cases in California, it ranks sixth
in total cases per 100,000 population. Four of these counties are located in Northern
California (San Francisco, Marin, Alameda, and Sonoma); two are in Southern California
(Los Angeles and San Diego Counties). San Francisco has the greatest cumulative incidence
in California (3,027 per 100,000).
Since
1981
10,000 people
in San Diego
County have
had to face
the challenge
of living with
AIDS.
o
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San Diego County HIV/AIDS Status Page 4
AIDS and People of Color:
Disproportionate Increase
Since 1981, 3,368 people of color have been diagnosed with AIDS. Racial and ethnic
communities have been disproportionately affected by the HIV epidemic. The incidence
of AIDS is nearly three times higher among Blacks and nearly two times higher among
Hispanics than among Whites.
• People of color comprised the majority of AIDS cases diagnosed in 1997.
• Rates per 100,000 were greatest for both Black males and females.
• For females aged 13 to 24 years, 6 of every 10 were women of color.
• In the early years of the epidemic, Hispanics with AIDS represented less than
1 in every 10 cases; in recent years, approximately 1 in every 4 reported AIDS cases
are Hispanics.
• The increasing incidence of AIDS among 20 to 29-year-old Hispanics suggests a shift
in the epidemic to a younger age at diagnosis.
AIDS case incidence by race/ethnicity
Incidence per
100,000
Rates of new cases alone cannot provide insight as to why different populations have more
cases than are expected, given their representation in the population. The reason for this
disparity remains unclear and needs additional study.
Of 10,000
San Diego
County
AIDS cases,
Blacks
account for
1,161 (12%).
Hispanics
account for
1,851 (19%).
Women of color
account for
660(7%).
Disparities in the rate of infection among certain racial and ethnic groups . . . remain a challenge.
—Healthy People 2010 - Conference Edition, Chapter 13, HIV Co-Lead Agencies: Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention; and Health Resources and Services Administration, November 30, 1999
San Diego County ;ffl¥/AlpS:Stoas;j:Page 5
AIDS and Injection Drug Use:
A Continuing Scourge
Cases attributable to directly injecting drugs and secondary spread to sexual partners and
offspring account for a larger proportion of AIDS cases each year. By 1999, nearly 1 in 4
AIDS cases reported a direct history of injection drug use or an indirect exposure through
sexual contact with an IDU. Local access to drug rehabilitation continues to be a problem
for many. With 10,000 to 15,000 needle users in San Diego County—most of whom share
at some time or another—the problems associated with HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C
among needle users, their partners and offspring, will continue to plague the community.
• Proportion of AIDS cases reporting injection drug use (IDU) increased from 2% in
1984 to 13% in 1999,
• Through December, 1999, 843 AIDS cases among people with a history of injection
drug use were diagnosed, accounting for 8% of AIDS cases.
• Although women represent a small proportion of adult AIDS cases (7%), they
represent approximately 33% of IDU AIDS cases.
• More than half of IDU AIDS cases are people of color, compared to only one-third
among all AIDS cases.
• Female IDU cases are most likely to be White. Male IDU cases are most likely to be
people of color.
Percent of
cases
301
25
The proportion of AIDS cases related
to IDU is increasing gradually
93 94 95 96 97 98
• IDU B MSM+IDU • Sex w/ IDU
99
Estimates of the
total IDU
population in
San Diego
County could be
as high as
25,000 to
28,000.
needle sharing
was reported by
80.6% of IDU
respondents to
a 1998 study In
San Diego
County.
Six out of 10 women versus 2 out of 10 men attribute their HIV infection directly to IDU
or being a sexual partner of an IDU. Recently reported female IDU AIDS cases show an
increase among White women. IDUs are at the greatest risk for AIDS. Sixty percent of
children with AIDS in San Diego County were born to HIV-infected mothers who were
either an IDU or the sexual partner of an IDU.
Given the prevalence of high risk behaviors among IDUs in San Diego County ... it is important not to be
complacent... every effort should be made to reduce risky behavior and slow the spread of HIV infection while
the pool of infection is still small, and avert the alarming rates .. .seen elsewhere in the nation among IDUs.
—Risk Behavior Study: Injection Drue Users in San Diego County Lori Buchsbaum. Kathv Stafford. Al Velasco. Spring. 1999
San Diego County HIV/AIDS Status Page 6
1DU Risk for Hepatitis C:
May Exceed Risk for Acquiring HIV
Injection drug use is an important factor in the continuation of the blood-borne epidemics:
HIV, HBC and HCV. In the United States the two most common exposures for transmission
of HCV are injection drug use and blood transfusion.
According to the CDC, an estimated 230,000 new Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) infections
occurred each year during the 1980s. Since then, the annual number of new infections has
declined by greater than 80% to an estimated 36,000 in 1996. Alter and Moyer conclude
that the decline of cases of acute hepatitis C among injection drug users may be the result
of a combination of factors, including safer injection practices resulting from widespread
community-based efforts to prevent HIV infection.
• As many as 90% of IDUs are infected with HCV within 5 years of their initial
injection drug use; 60% are infected within 6 months (varies geographically).
• As many as 72% of IDUs are infected with hepatitis B virus infection (HBV) (varies
geographically).
• Nationally, costs due to HCV disease are estimated to exceed $600 million annually.
• Of the 4.1 million individuals who are positive for Hepatitis C nationally, 3.5 million
are chronically infected; 8,000 to 10,000 deaths occur per year.
• Hepatitis C is the cause of 40% of chronic liver disease; it is the most common reason
for liver transplants in the United States.
Hepatitis C test results among IDU and non-lDU
STD clinic clients
IDU (N=165)Non-IDU (N=2420)
Positive 44
(2%)
Negative
90
(55%)
Negative
2,376
(98%)
Hepatitis C testing offered through San Dieqo County STD Clinicsduring Aug. - Sept. 1998, and Sept. 1999 - Teh. 2000
Effective prevention helps IDUs and benefits society as a whole. Reduced transmission
among IDUs means reduced transmission among their sex partners, their children, and
among the general population. CDC recommends that all syringes used for injections be
sterile. A comprehensive approach to HIV, HBV and HCV prevention must incorporate a
wide range of strategies.
Hepatitis C Virus infection is acquired more rapidly after initiation of injecting than other viral
infections, i.e., hepatitis B virus and HIV, and rates of HCV infection among young injecting-drug
users are four times higher than rates of HIV infection.
Recommendations for Prevention and Control of Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) Infection and HCV-Related Chronic Disease.
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. October 16. 1998 47(RRI9i
1 have since learned
how high a likelihood
it is for someone
participating in
injection drug use to
become infected with
HCV, and when I was
messing around with
injection drug use or
heavily into it I hadn 't
ever really thought
about that possibility.
I thought I was being
careful to not be
infected with HIV and
I thought I was
minimizing my risk,
when in fact that
wasn If the only thing
I should have been
worrying about, you
know. I ended up
living with Hepatitis C
which does affect
my life.'
Patient perspective
(young female):
www.cdc.gov/ncidod/
disease s/hepatitis/c/edu/patient /patient2.htm
c San Diego County HIV/AIDS Status Page 7
San Diego County's Central Region:
Hardest Hit by AIDS
The highest rates for AIDS cases diagnosed since 1993 occur in communities located
in the County's Central Region. The South Region is a distant second.
The rate of AIDS cases from 1993 through 1999 in the Central Region was four to ten
times greater than in other regions.
Communities that consistently report high numbers of AIDS cases and rates in the
Central Region include Hillcrest, Downtown, North Park, Normal Heights, Mission
Hills, and Mission Valley.
From 1993 through 1999, 8 out of 10 Black females with AIDS from injection drug
use lived in the Central Region at the time of diagnosis.
Reported AIDS cases by residence at time of diagnosis
within County Regions
1993-99
Rate per 100,000 pop
•'m 99.35WM 78.45BB 68.11
Geographic analysis illustrates the distribution and prevalence rates of reported AIDS
cases at the time of diagnosis. Areas mapped by regions or zip code allow a visual display
of where cases are consistently contributing to higher rates. Variations in disease distribution
require further investigation into the demographic, socioeconomic and health characteristics
of a population.
Historically, the residents of the Central Region have been the most disproportionately
impacted by AIDS. Trend analyses reveal the major modes of transmission among reported
AIDS continue to be highest in the Central Region. The greatest proportion of female
IDUs reside primarily in the Central Region, followed by North Coastal and North Central.
Male IDUs reside primarily in the Central Region, followed by South and North Central
Regions.
Of 10,000
San Diego
County
AIDS cases,
5,931 (59%)
lived in the
Central Region
at time of
diagnosis.
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San Diego County HIV/AIDS Status Page 8
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AIDS Hospitalizations:
Government Programs Pay
In San Diego County, the total hospital charges to treat patients with a primary
diagnosis of AIDS/HIV exceeded $13.5 million in 1997, with an average charge of
$25,561 per case.
The average length of stay was 9.3 days.
Nearly 70% of the costs were covered by government-sponsored programs (Medicare
and Medi-Cal).
AIDS hospital charges in 1997
by expected source of payment
Millions of
dollars ($)
8
Other
•Medicare County
Indigent Programs
The majority of people hospitalized for AIDS during 1997 were White (6 out of 10) followed
by Hispanic (2 out of 10). Males were twelve times more likely to be hospitalized than
females. However, Black males were only four times more likely to be hospitalized than
Black females.
Among those hospitalized with a primary diagnosis of AIDS/HIV, 320 were repeat
hospitalizations during this period. The most common associated medical conditions among
hospitalized AIDS/HIV cases were: pneumocystis carinii pneumonia (PCP), tuberculosis,
cytomegaloviral disease, and cryptococcosis.
Ofall
San Diego
County
AIDS-related
hospital costs
in 1997,
70% were
covered by
Medicare and
Medi-Cal.
The lifetime
cost
associated
with HIV care
has grown to
$155,000.
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San Diego County HIV/AIDS Status Page 9
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Medications for HIV Treatment:
Extremely Expensive
Because of the unusually high cost and limited access to new drugs developed specifically
to treat HIV disease, the AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) was established in
California in October, 1987. San Diego County has the third largest ADAP population in
California, behind Los Angeles and San Francisco.
• San Diego County enrolled 1,838 people in ADAP during 1999; 40% of enrollees
were between the ages of 31 and 40 years.
• The total cost to provide Pharmaceuticals to San Diego County residents through
ADAP was $9,565,988 in 1999; the average cost per patient was $5,204.
• 80% of 1999 ADAP enrollees in San Diego County had an annual income of less than
$16,480.
ADAP clients in San Diego County by gender and
race/ethnicity, 1999
Females Males
• White
H Native American
• Black
P Hispanic
• Asian Pacific Islander
B Unknown
ADAP provides medications for low- to moderate-income uninsured and underinsured
people with HIV infection. The centralization of the ADAP program in 1997, through a
pharmacy benefits management service provider, improved access to medications for people
living with HIV. Currently, more than 2,600 eligible pharmacies statewide distribute
medications through the ADAP program.
Women of color (64%) were overrepresented when compared to men of color (42%) among
San Diego County ADAP enrollees in 1999. Twenty-two percent of females on ADAP
identified themselves as Black, compared to 9% of males. Slightly more females identified
as Hispanic (37%) compared to males (31%).
ADAP
provided nearly
10 million
dollars in
medications for
lav-infected
County
residents in
1999.
80% of these
people had an
annual income
less than
$16,500.
Revised HIV treatment guidelines recommend antiretroviral therapy for many HIV-infected
persons in whom AIDS-defining conditions have not yet developed. In addition, antiretroviral
treatment of pregnant women and their newborns has reduced perinatal HIV transmission and
resulted in dramatic declines in the incidence of perinatally acquired AIDS.
—Guidelines for National Human Immunodeficiency Virus Case Surveillance, Including Monitoring
for HIV Infection and AIDS. Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, December 10, 1999, 48(RR13)
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San Diego CountyrflW/AIDS Status Page 10
Deaths Due to AIDS
Decline
In the United States, AIDS deaths fell 42% in 1997; in 1998 deaths decreased by
only 20%
In San Diego County, deaths fell 50% in 1997 (from 400 deaths in 1996 to 200 deaths
in 1997); in 1998, deaths decreased by 25% (from 200 deaths in 1997 to 151 deaths in
1998).
During the decade of the 90s in San Diego County, the greatest number of AIDS
deaths (83), which occurred during one month, occurred during November, 1993. In
July of 1999 only four deaths occurred, the month with the least number of AIDS
deaths .
Number
of cases
1400 -
1200
1000
800 -
600
400 -
200 -
Status of AIDS cases by year of diagnosis
o
81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99
Year of Diagnosis
• Deaths B Living w/AIDS
Between 1992 and 1997, the number of people reported living with AIDS increased in all
groups as a result of the 1993 expanded AIDS case definition and, more recently, improved
survival rates due to HAART treatment. (Health People 2010 - Conference Edition).
According to the CDC, improvement in medical care and the leveling of opportunistic
illness incidence are additional factors. Early identification of HIV-positive status, quality
medical care and new drug therapies not only delay the progression from HIV infection to
AIDS, but also delay the progression from AIDS to death.
The CDC
states that from
1992-1995,
HIV infection
increased to
become
the 8* leading
overall cause
of death
in the U.S.;
in 1998
HIVinfection
felltothe
Pleading
cause of death.
All persons should have equal access to appropriate care and treatment services for
maintaining a healthy life.
Healthy People 2010-Conference Edition, Chapter 13. HIV. Co-Lead Agencies: Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, and Health Resources and Services Administration, November 30, 1999
San Diego County fflV/MDS Status Page 11
Years of Life Lost from AIDS:
Disproportionate Among Ethnic Groups
Years of potential life lost is an estimate of the loss to society as a result of youthful or
early death. It assumes a productive life of 75 years, and the years of productive life lost
are those due to death prior to age 75,
• In 1998, a typical AIDS death in a Hispanic person contributed 37.2 years of life lost,
compared to 34 years of life lost per AIDS death in Blacks and 30.7 years in Whites.
• Over time, the proportion of years of life lost among Whites and males has been
decreasing, while years of life lost among people of color and females has been
increasing.
Average years of potential life lost per AIDS death
by race/ethnicity
Average years
lost per death
1995 1996 1997 1998
I White • Hispanic • Black
More than 40,900 years of potential life were lost due to AIDS during the four-year period
between 1995 and 1998. Because the number of AIDS deaths has decreased during this
period, the number of years of potential life lost due to AIDS has also been decreasing.
In 1998, over half of the years lost were among Whites (58%), nearly one-quarter were
among Hispanics and 12% were among Blacks. In 1998, most of the years of potential life_
lost were among males (89%).
In
San Diego
County...
Hispanic people
with AIDS lose
37 years of life.
Black people
with AIDS lose
34 years of life.
White people
with AIDS lose
31 years of life.
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About 70% of all deaths from HIV infection have occurred among persons 25 to 44 years old.
—Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for HIV, STD and TB Prevention,
Divisions of HIV/AIDS Prevention. Mortality L285 Slide Series (through 1998)
San Diego County HIV/AIDS Status Page 12
TB and HIV Infection:
Under-recognized but Prevalent
O
Tuberculosis (TB) infection concurrent with HIV contributed to the increase in tuberculosis
cases in the United States during the late 1980s and early 1990s. People infected with both
TB and HIV are at a very high risk of advancing to active tuberculosis disease.
• In 1999, approximately 8% of people in San Diego County with tuberculosis also have
AIDS.
• Since 1994, Hispanics have borne the greatest share of TB-HIV coinfection. 56% of
those with HIV infection and tuberculosis are Hispanic.
• In 1999, the estimated rate of active TB among persons infected with HIV in the City
of San Diego was 215 per 100,000, compared to an overall rate in the county of 10.4
per 100,000.
• In 1999, 68% of the 25 co-diagnosed cases were Hispanic; 16% were Black; 8% were
White; 4% were Asian.
Proportion of cases by
race/ethnicity
HIV co-infected tuberculosis cases
Year of TB
diagnosis \m. Indian EJ Asian/Pi "Black •While • Hispanic
Tuberculosis among people co-infected with HIV has occurred most frequently in those
groups with historically high rates of TB, such as recent immigrants, the homeless and
injection drug users. The proportion of cases with HIV infection and TB has remained
relatively stable since 1990.
People with Latent Tuberculosis Infection (LTBI) have a 10% chance of developing active
tuberculosis disease sometime during their life. Individuals co-infected with HIV have a
10% annual risk of developing active TB disease. Injection drug users with LTBI are at an
increased risk of developing active TB disease. Treatment of LTBI significantly reduces
the risk of developing active TB disease. All individuals newly diagnosed with HIV should
be tested for latent TB infection and, if infected, should be urged to take treatment to
prevent progression to active TB.
HIV infection is one of the strongest known risk factors for the progression of TB from
infection to disease. However, of the diseases associated with HIV infection, TB is one
of the few that is transmissible, treatable, and preventable.
—TB/HIV The Connection: What Health Care Workers Should Know.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, September 1993
Of 10,000
AIDS cases,
393 (4%)
also have TB.
172 (2%) of
Hispanics have
both TB and
HIV infection.
45% of those
with HIV
infection
and TB are
Hispanic.
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San Diego 9>«»$ H!WMI)S,Stalus Page 13
Intersecting Epidemics:
STDs and HIV Transmission
Numerous studies have shown that sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) such as syphilis,
herpes, gonorrhea, chlamydia, trichomoniasis, and bacterial vaginosis facilitate the
transmission of HIV.
• During 1999, 7,591 cases of chlamydia, 1,560 cases of gonorrhea, and 25 cases of
syphilis were reported in San Diego County.
• In 1999, there were an estimated 459,000 cases of herpes, 140,000 cases of bacterial
vaginosis, and 51,000 cases of trichomoniases. (Reporting of these illnesses is not
mandatory.)
• A syphilis outbreak (158 early cases) was declared in Los Angeles County in the first
quarter of 2000. Over half of the MSM (males having sex with males) cases reported
that they were HIV-positive.
• From January to May, 2000, San Diego County reported 7 infectious syphilis cases.
Six were MSM, of which 4 reported they were HIV-positive.
Number
of cases
9,000-
8,000
7,000
6,000
5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
0
Chlamydia cases
San Diego County, 1991-1999
91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) HIV/STD Prevention Advisory
Board recommends that STD prevention and treatment be integrated into HIV prevention
and care services.
Chlamydia is the most prevalent bacterial STD in San Diego. Because chlamydia generally
(>75%) does not cause recognizable symptoms, screening high-risk populations is necessary.
All sexually active adolescents throughout San Diego are at high risk and should be screened
at least annually.
Men who have sex with men (MSM) are at increased risk for gonorrhea and syphilis.
Since MSM have a relatively increased probability of being HIV-infected or being exposed
to HIV, efforts to detect and treat these STD infections should be a top priority for HIV
transmission prevention in this high-risk group.
The CDC recommends screening and treating STDs as a biomedical additional approach to HIV
prevention. We should be advocating maintenance of good "genital tract health " to help reduce
HIV transmission and also take steps to integrate STD services into HIV prevention programs.
—Robert A. Gunn, M.D., M.P.H., STD Control Officer, Office of Public Health, County of San Diego Health & Human Services Agency
STDs
increase the
transmission
probability for
HIV infection.
In one study,
providing
effective STD
treatment
resulted in a
38% lower
fUV incidence.
San Dfego County :11IV/AIDS Status Page 14
HIV Infection in San Diego County:
Estimates Versus Accurate Data
HIV infection is not a reportable condition in California. AIDS is. But recent advances in
medicine have, on average, prolonged the time to ten years or more between HIV infection
and diagnosis/reporting of AIDS. Consequently, tracking recent events in the HIV/AIDS
epidemic by only using AIDS statistics is too limiting and imprecise.
• Estimates indicate that less than one-third of people living with HIV in San Diego
County are diagnosed with AIDS.
• Between 9,762 and 13,510 of San Diego County residents are estimated to be living
with HIV infection or AIDS.
• San Diego County has a high estimated HIV prevalence; only Los Angeles County
and San Francisco County have a greater estimated HIV prevalence.
• Nearly three-quarters of the estimated HIV-positive people in California are found in
five counties: Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Alameda and Orange.
Estimates of HIV prevalence by status
12% with
AIDS 01*
70%
HIV infection
without an
AIDS diagnosis
'Opportunistic Infection
diagnosis
HIV prevalence is the proportion of individuals in a population who are living with HIV or
AIDS. An estimate of HIV prevalence in a community is an important part of the planning
process. Estimates provide helpful information in describing the extent of the HIV epidemic
and likely future needs. Recent estimates developed in San Diego County were based
upon HIV prevalence estimates developed by the California State Office of AIDS.
These estimates suggest continuing changes in the pattern of HIV/AIDS in San Diego
County. White people account for slightly over half of people living with HIV (not AIDS);
Hispanics represent slightly less than one-third and Blacks approach 20%. It is estimated
that injection drug use is the exposure category for 13% of those living with HIV compared
to less than 10% of those living with AIDS. Women show a slight increase in the estimates
of HIV prevalence.
Estimating the number of persons living with HIV is essential in developing HIV prevention
strategies and predicting future HIV-related medical, social and public health resource needs.
—Farzaneh Tabnak, Arthur Johnson. HIV Prevalence Estimates for California. 1996. California HIV/AIDS Update
Studies
have estimated
prevalence of
HIVinfection
in California at
145,900
in 1990,
and at
130,000 to
175,000
in 1994.
San Diegp County HJ¥/&iDS Status Page 15
HIV Antibody Testing:
Gateway for Prevention and Early Treatment
Anonymous tests were a frequently used form of HIV antibody testing in County-
funded sites from 1994 through 1998.
Enhanced outreach efforts in recent years may have contributed to the increase service
utilization among people with high-risk behaviors.
Individuals with HIV-positive tests are referred to programs for education and early
treatment of HIV-related disease.
ATS/CTS* clients reporting high-risk behavior
for HIV infection
Percent
54-i
7/97-12/97 1/98-6/98 7/98-12/98
Date of HIV test (6-month period)
'County Anonymous and Confidential Test Sites
1/99-6/99
Among those accessing testing services in County sites, men tested more frequently than
women and Blacks demonstrated the highest seropositivity as compared to other races/
ethnicities. Among men having sex with men, approximately 1 in 10 report seeking an
HIV test for the first time; 9 of every 10 are repeat testers. About 1 in 5 women IDU report
seeking an initial HIV test; 4 of 5 are repeat testers.
HIV infection without an AIDS-defining condition is not reportable in California. Over
15,000 HIV antibody tests are performed each year at County Anonymous and Confidential
Test Sites (ATS/CTS). Risk behaviors and testing history for clients using ATS/CTS are
self-reported, representing units of service. They cannot be interpreted as representing the
general population of San Diego County.
Men who have
sex with men
and also
inject drugs
test positive
for HIV
most frequently.
The primary
purpose of HIV
testing is to
provide one-on-
one counseling
about ways to
reduce risk for
HIV infection.
Estimates are that approximately 250,000persons in the United States were unaware they were infected
with HIV in 1998. HIV testing provides a critical avenue to reach persons at risk with prevention
counseling and sendees as well as to link infected individuals with needed care and treatment services.
—Healthy People 20JO -Conference Edition, Chapter 13. HIV Co-Lead Agencies: Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, and Health Resources and Services Administration, November 30, 1999
San Diego County HIV/AIDS Status Page 16
Being Tested for HIV:
An Important First Step to a Healthier Life
The total number of individuals seeking HIV testing for the first time decreased from
6184 in 1995 to 5016 in 1998; in 1999 5250 individuals tested for the first time.
The number of people testing positive among first time testers ranged from 74 in 1997
to 38 in 1999.
In 1998, 40% of individuals were diagnosed with AIDS within two months of learning
of their HIV-positive status. This is up from 26% in 1993.
Persons testing positive for HIV in San Diego County
among first-time test takers
Number of
people 80
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999
1995
9.9/1000
5994
57
.095%
9.5/1000
5796
74
1.3%
13/1000
5016
53
1.1%
11/1000
5250
38
.07%
7/1000
According to Dr. Bernard Branson, CDC, as many as one-third (approximately 300,000)
of all HIV-positive people in the United States do not know they are infected with the
virus. Many who are tested learn they are HIV-positive late in the course of the disease,
frequently after the virus has done extensive damage to the immune system.
Early testing provides the opportunity to benefit from early medical intervention. New
treatments offer the newly identified HIV-positive person a longer, healthier life. For
pregnant women who are HIV-infected, these therapies can reduce the probability of
transmitting HIV to the unborn baby. (Healthy People 2010- Conference Edition)
Before people living with HIV/AIDS can begin to maximize the benefits of new
treatments and exercise risk reduction, they must be aware of their sero-status.
Rapid Testing: The Promise of New Testing Techniques. AIDS Action Council
Estimates
of the number
of people
infected with
HIV in the
United States
ranges from
650,000 to
900,000.
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San Diego County HIV/AIDS Status Page 17
Large Numbers of First-time HIV Test Seekers
Reside in Central Region
Between 1995 and 1999, 28,240 people sought HIV testing for the first time at County
anonymous testing sites (first-time testers).
The majority of people who seek HIV testing in County facilities reside in the Central
Region (37%) and the North Central Region (23%).
Among first-time testers with HIV-positive results, 64% reside in the Central Region,
followed by 11% in the South Region.
Among first-time testers with HIV-positive test results, most are male (84%) between
31 and 55 years of age (61%), followed by males 19 to 30 years of age (37%).
Most people who test HIV-positive at County HIV testing sites are White (36%),
followed by Hispanics (29%) and Blacks (28%).
Reported HIV-positive people by Zip code of residence
1995-99*
No. of positive testscm 1-20[;-;?: 21-50
Ili 5I -10°Hi 101 - 150I None
30 60 Miles
•Includes multiple testers
Although people who choose to take an HIV antibody test are considered a self-selected
population, this group can provide some information regarding the direction of the HIV
epidemic. Because not all people within San Diego County choose to be tested for HIV,
however, the application of this information is limited.
Among first-time testers with HIV-positive test results, more than two-thirds reported
living in the Central Region, followed by 1 in 10 who lived in the South and North Central
Regions. In all regions, the majority of first-time testers are 18 to 30 years of age. More
males than females use testing services.
The HIV/AIDS subepidemics not only vary by region and community, but also may
vary by population, risk behavior, and geography.
—Healthy People 2010 - Conference Edition, Chapter 13. HIV Co-Lead Agencies: Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention, and Health Resources and Services Administration, November 30, 1999
Between
1995 & 1999...
of people who
sought HIV tests
at County sites
for the first time,
10,415 resided
in the Central
Region.
Of 283 people
who tested
positive
county-wide,
182 resided in
the Central
Region.
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San Diego County MV/AIDS Status:Page 18
Rates of HIV Decline
Among Military Applicants
Nationally, newly identified HIV-positive active duty sailors decreased from a high of
127 in 1986 to 58 in 1998.
Nationally, newly identified HIV-positive active duty marines decreased from a high
of 155 in 1986 to 13 in 1998.
In California, the proportion of military applicants identified as HIV-positive steadily
increased as age increased from 1986 to 1996, from 0.03% among people 17 to 19
years of age, to 0.33% among those 30 years and older.
In San Diego County, the overall proportion among military applicants testing HIV-
positive from 1985 to 1996 was 0.13% for males and 0.01% for females.
Percent
Positive
Prevalence of HIV among San Diego County
civilian male applicants for
U.S. Military Service, 1985- 1996
White (n=23) Black (n= 16) Hispanic (n=5) Other (n=5)
Racial/Ethnic Group (number positive)
Source: California HIV/AIDS Update, July, 1997, Vol. 10, No. 3
Military applicants are considered a unique population. Screening can describe the HIV
status of the population entering the armed services, but should not be assumed as similar
to the population at large.
From 1985 to 1996, over 432,000 men and women applied for military service in California.
HIV prevalence in California military applicants declined between 1985 and 1996,
according to California HIV/AIDS Update, July, 1997. Among military applicants in
California, Blacks had the highest percent of HIV-positive applicants, 4.5 times higher
than for Whites. Overall, 0.10% of California military applicants were identified as
HIV-positive at the time of screening.
In San Diego, Black males were reported with the highest proportion HIV-positive
applicants, over four times that of White male applicants. Among females, only Whites
were identified through screening as HIV-positive.
black
military
applicants
are nearly
five times
more likely
than White
applicants to
be positive
for HIV.
o San Diego County HIV/AIDS Status Page 19
O
County of San Diego:
HIV Infection Estimates
Tracking the HIV/AIDS epidemic using only AIDS case data indicates where the epidemic
was ten years ago, not where the epidemic is currently developing. CDC recommends that
all states require HIV reporting. California, and hence, the County of San Diego, has no
such requirements.
• Forty states require HIV reporting, either through a unique identifier or a name-based
system; seven states require HIV reporting with no identifying information.
• Three states, including California, have no HIV reporting system in place or pending.
Percent
Comparison of selected variables in states
with HIV and AIDS reporting
Women Blacks Heterosexuals Youth
• HIV BAIDS
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, HIV Reporting Teleconference, May 13, 1998
States with HIV reporting have documented that the combined prevalence of those living
with a diagnosis of HIV infection and AIDS provides a more realistic and useful estimate
of resources needed for patient care and services than AIDS prevalence alone. For example,
in states with HIV reporting, 14% of youths (age 13 to 24) were HIV-infected versus 3%
of this age group represented among AIDS cases.
When considering implementation of HIV reporting, evaluation of the surveillance system
must be considered as an integral element. Program evaluations should measure the potential
impact of HIV surveillance on test-seeking patterns and behaviors. Anonymous testing
facilities must be continued to provide privacy as an option for testing.
While AIDS surveillance data provides important information about the modes of HIV transmission, year of
diagnosis and demographic characteristics of individuals diagnosed with AIDS, the data have inherent
limitations. AIDS data reflect HIV infection contracted some years before diagnosis of severe HIV disease.
—Lalekan Mikanda Araba-Owoyele, James Singleton, Juan Ruiz, Jensen Kuan. Variations in AIDS Cases among Adolescents and
Young Adults in California (1980 - 1992). California HIV/AIDS Update, Volume 6, No. 2, Second Quarter, 1993
In states
with universal
HIV reporting,
3% of young
people have
AIDS;
whereas
14% have
HIV infection,
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San DiegpCounty HIV/AIDS Status Page 20
Local HIV/AIDS Annual Expenditures:
Impact is Enormous
$37 million identified through categorical HIV/AIDS public and private funding
sources is targeted for people living with HIV/AIDS without other sources of
payment for needed services.*
Nearly 89% ($33 million) of these funds are allocated for care and treatment
Approximately 11% ($4 million) of these funds is available for education, prevention
and counseling & testing services
It is estimated that as many as 600 new cases of HIV disease are transmitted each year
in San Diego county, based upon national estimates of 40,000 new cases of HIV
infection per year.
Source of Payment for HIV-Related Medical Services
Medi-Cal $52.5 million
CARE Act, State and local care/treatment
Veteran's Administration/other military
CDC, State, and local education/prevention
$32.9 million
$31.7 million
$19.5 million
11.0 million
$4.4 million
0 10 20 30 40 50
Millions of dollars
60
In San Diego County, 65% of all diagnosed AIDS cases were residents of the Central Area
at the time of diagnosis. Public resources and services are distributed to provide services
in all regions of the County, while focusing the majority of resources on the most heavily
impacted Central Region.
In recent years, the South Bay Region has experienced the most rapid increase in the
proportion of new AIDS cases. Planners, therefore, must balance the needs to enhance
and expand HIV/AIDS services to all regions, while maintaining a strong continuum of
care in the Central region where the majority of consumers continue to reside
**Does not include major funding sources such as Medi-Cal, Medicare, Veterans Administration, private insurers and other resources
that pay the majority of HIV/AIDS care in the County. Resources dedicated to HIV/AIDS research also not included.
The economic
impact of
HIV/AIDS in San
Diego County
is enormous.
Current
estimates for all
medical-related
expenses
come in at
approximately
$152 million.
San Diego Counfy HIV/Alp$,Status Page 21
Summary of HIV/AIDS Services & Funding in San Diego County
Categorical HIV/AIDS Public and Private Funding Sources
Care and Treatment Services
Type of Service
Medical Care
Medical Care (Specialty)
Medical Care
Medical Care
Prescription Medications
Provider Training
HIV Early Intervention
Case Management
Case Management
Case Management
Case Management
Benefits Counseling
Food & Nutrition
Food & Nutrition
Food & Nutrition
Dental Care
Housing
Housing
Housing
Housing
Housing
Mental Health
Mental Health
Mental Health
Substance Abuse Svcs.
Substance Abuse Svcs.
Transportation
Transportation
Transportation
Treatment Education
Home Health Care
Other Support Services
i * •
Other Support Services
Other Support Services
— ' •-' " * J y-Other Support Services
Surveillance
Funding Source
CARE Act - Title I
CARE Act - Title I
CARE Act - Title III
CARE Act - Title IV
CARE Act - Title II/
State
CARE Act - AETC
State
CARE Act - Title I
CARE Act Title
II/State
Medi-Cal Waiver
State - Corrections
CARE Act - Title I
CARE Act - Title I/ II
Private funds
CDBG funds
CARE Act - Title I
HOPWA
CARE Act - Title I
HUD - Shelter + Care
CDBG
Private funds
CARE Act - Title I
CDBG
State
SAMHSA
CARE Act - Title I
CARE Act - Title I
CDBG
Private funds
CARE Act - Title I
CARE Act - Title I
CARE Act - Title I
County
CDBG
Private funds
State
TOTAL
Approx.
Funding1
$1.080,C
$500,
$1,250,
$625,
$11,750,
$164,
$275,
$1,330,
$670,000
$880,^
$132,'
$125,
$1,378,'
$1,058,000
$175,
$250,i
$2,168,000
$580,000
$110,
$33,000
$347,000
$730,000
$100,000
$161,000
$790,000
$255,000
$420,000
$30,000
$20,000
$140,000
$90,000
$2,286,000
$1,774,000
$177,000
$961,000
$475,000
HIV/AIDS Service
Region2
C N SB SE E
$33,280,000
Shaded areas indicate service available in Region
See page 19 for details regarding regions.
San Diego County fllV/AIDS Status Page 22
Categorical HIV/AIDS Public and Private Funding Sources
Education, Prevention, and Testing
Type of Service Funding Source Approx.
Funding1
HIV/AIDS Service
Region2
C
Outreach - Testing State $320,000
Counseling & Testing State $752,000
Prevention - MSM State $680,000
Prevention - IDU State $474,000
Prevention - MSM CDC $200,000
Prevention - IDU Minority Health $150,000
Prevention - IDU Private funds $150,000
Prevention - IDU County $100,000
Prevention - Youth State $203,000
Prevention - Youth Private funds $100,000
Prevention - Women State $185,000
Prevention - Other State $630,000
Prevention - Schools CDC $347,000
Other - TBD Private funds $110,000
TOTAL $4,401,000
Shaded areas indicate service available in Region
1 Amounts are estimates or approximations of HIV/AIDS-specific funding currently available.
Additional funding, especially from small private foundations, fundraisers, and other sources
contribute additional HIV funding. Additionally, Medi-Cal, CHAMPUS, and private health insurers
provide extensive amounts of medical care and related services to people living with HIV/AIDS,
that are not reflected in this summary. Also, funding that supports the continuum of HIV services
that is not specific or exclusive to HIV/AIDS is not included.
2 The five HIV/AIDS service regions were established prior to the designation of six HHSA regions.
While the regions are similar, several strategic differences have been maintained due to the unique
characteristics of the impact of the HIV epidemic.
3 "Other Support Services" include a broad array of services designed to help people living with HIV
improve health status, increase access to services, and improve quality of life. These services include
Emergency Financial Assistance, Legal Services, Complementary Therapies, Respite and Child
Care, Peer Counseling, Information & Referral, Drop-In Services, Laundry, Representative Payee,
Outreach, Interpreting Services, Technical Assistance, Volunteer Coordination, Planning and
Administrative Support, and support for Operational Costs of HIV/AIDS service providers.
4 Significant gaps in community capacity for supportive services have direct impact on the ability of
many people living with HIV/AIDS to maintain healthy and stable living environments, resulting in
increased challenges to maintain or improve health status. Particularly pronounced are shortages of
affordable housing and an inadequate supply of residential substance abuse treatment beds. Twenty-
five percent of people living with HIV/AIDS in San Diego have experienced homelessness within
the last twelve months, and almost half have a history of substance abuse.
San Diego (%^ HIV/AIDS Status Page 23
Local Services for People with HIV/AIDS
HIV Prevention Project Sites
This map identifies the main office for each project. Services
are provided throughout the surrounding communities.
Primary Risk Category
* All risk groups
-i HXJ
DXJ, Women
MSM
MSM.IDU
MSM,1DU,STO
MSM, IDU, Youth
MSM, Youth
Women
Youth
HIV Counseling and Testing Sites
Several mobile testing clinics also provide
services throughout the County.
Test Sites
• Community
County
Page 24
Local Services for People with HIV/AIDS
Ryan White CARE Act Clinics and Case Management Services
Some case management programs routinely provide home visits in
addition to providing services from the identified sites.
CARE Act Clinics and Services
• Case IVfenagement
ft Primaiy Care
• Primaiy Care, Ca
San Diego CottriftfHJV/AIDS Statis Page 25
Advances in treatment have diminished the ability of AIDS surveillance data to represent
trends in the incidence of HIV infection or the impact on the health-care system.
—Guidelines (or National Human Immunodeficienl Virus Case Sur\vitlance, Including Monitoring for HIV Infection and AIDS. MoibWty and Morality Weekly
Report, December 10. 1999, 48(RRI3| Table i
Summary
The toll taken by HIV/AIDS on San Diego County is enormous. Nearly 41,000 years of potentially
productive lives have been lost to AIDS just over the period 1995-1998. The economic impact of AIDS
is equally profound, because of loss of earnings, and because of AIDS-associated medical costs. Still,
if there is any "good" news, it is in the dramatic drop in the number of persons dying with AIDS, largely
because of widespread use of new drugs, attention to health and social support, and a caring community.
The number of individuals newly reported with AIDS is on the decline in San Diego and throughout the
United States. The decrease can be attributed to drug treatment and medical and social services that
slow the progression of HIV infection to an AIDS-defming condition, along with widespread changes
in risk behavior which began over a decade ago. With the availability of antiviral drugs and medications
to stave off progression of the illness, HIV-infected persons may remain socially active over a longer
period of time. Consequently, new challenges arise in identifying and preventing the spread of HIV
infection.
The face of the epidemic is changing locally and statewide. Recently reported cases of AIDS show
increases in the proportion of people of color, women and injection drug users. Information for planning
service delivery and prevention programs is based on the occurrence pattern of reported AIDS diagnoses.
Enumeration of AIDS case reports is not precise enough to guide resource/service provision, nor to
target prevention efforts at behaviors and groups in which they are emerging. It takes information about
new HIV infections to achieve this. HIV infection must be made reportable to public health authorities
in California, as it is in most other states.
In the future, additional epidemiologic profiles, including behavioral and sero-incidence studies, will
complement population-based HIV/AIDS surveillance activities to bring the picture of the local HIV/
AIDS epidemic into focus. The disproportionate impact of HIV on people of color and the emerging
epidemic of Hepatitis C among HIV-infected intravenous drug users need to be characterized and tracked,
in order to yield more precise targeting of services and prevention programs. Better information about
the interventions and messages that work best for substance users, including injection drug users, is a
crucial measure to curb the spread of HIV in this population, as well as their partners and offspring.
Data, information, and communication are the fundamental underpinnings of improved services and
more effective efforts at addressing the AIDS/HIV epidemic locally.
STD Fact Sheet
Sexually Transmitted Diseases by Age, Gender and Race/Ethnicity
San Diego County, 2000
Syphilis (primary & secondary)
(Ntotai = 27; Overall Rate*, 0.9)
Age
<10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
>45
Cases
0
0
2
5
3
5
8
4
Rate*
0
0
1.0
2.2
1.4
2.2
1.7
0.4
Gender
Female
Male
Cases
6
21
Rate*
0.4
1.4
Race/Ethnicity
White
Hispanic
African Am.
Asian/Pi
Am. Indian/AK.
Native
Cases
15
8
3
1
0
Rate*
0.9
1.1
1.7
0.4
0.0
Gonorrhea T
(Ntotai = 1797; Overall Rate*, 61.7}
Age
<10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
>45
Cases1
3
11
362
500
312
253
262
94
Rate*
0.6
5.4
187.5
223.5
145.3
111.7
55.5
10.2
Gender
Female
Male
Cases*
714
1083
Rate*
49.8
73.2
Race/Ethnicity
White
Hispanic
African Am.
Asian/Pi
Am. Indian/AK.
Native
Cases1
616
351
753
73
4
Rate*
35.4
48.6
433.9
29.1
19.5
Chlamydia
(Ntotai = 8637; Overall Rate*, 296.6}
Age
<10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
>45
Casesf
17
139
2702
3159
1366
675
460
119
Rate*
3.7
67.9
1399.6
1411.9
636.1
298.0
97.5
12.9
Gender
Female
Male
Cases*
6522
2115
Rate*
455.2
143.0
Race/Ethnicity
White
Hispanic
African Am.
Asian/Pi
Am. Indian/AK.
Native
Cases1
2533
3479
1898
692
35
Rate*
145.7
481.6
1093.6
275.6
170.8
* Rate per 100,000 population
t Annual estimated cases and rates (per 100,000 population) by age, gender and race/ethnicity are obtained by applying
the proportion in the known cases to the total case count.
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STD Fact Sheet
Sexually Transmitted Diseases by Year of Report
San Diego County, 1992-2000
Syphilis, Infectious
(primary & secondary)
Year
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
Cases
112
106
98
52
35
23
24
25
27
Rate*
4.3
4.0
3.6
1.9
1.3
0.8
0.9
0.9
0.9
';,-"•'' , ~\
Gonorrhea
Year
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
Cases
3258
3579
2656
2176
1815
1509
1595
1561
1797
Rate*
125.2
135.2
98.8
80.0
66.7
55.4
57.1
54.7
61.7
Congenital Syphilis
Year
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
Cases
40
36
22
12
8
13
11
14
3
Rate11
78.9
74.0
47.0
26.4
17.6
30.1
25.4
32.4
6.8
Chlamydia
Year
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
Cases
7487
7720
6413
5250
5642
6398
7044
7591
8637
Rate*
285.8
291.7
238.6
193.0
207.4
234.8
252.0
266.0
296.6
* Rate per 100,000 population
U Rate per 100,000 live births
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10
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
ANNUAL SUMMARY
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
1993-1994
Sexually Transmitted Disease Control Program
Division of Community Disease Control
Community Health Services
Department of Health Services
December 1995
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
List of Figures
List of Tables
Population By Subregional Area, 1993
Population By Age Group, Race/Ethnicity, and Sex, 1993
Births by Mother's by Race/Ethnicity by Subregional
Area, 1993
Sexually Transmitted Disease Core Transmission Area
Executive Summary
Introduction
Data Sources
Data Limitations
Syphilis
Congenital Syphilis
Gonnorrhea
Chlamydia
Other Reportable STDs
This report was prepared by Stacy L. Harper, Surveillance
Coordinator, with assistance from the following:
Robert A. Gunn, M.D., NLP.H.
STD Control Officer
STD Control Program
Terry Brazell, M.D.
Clinic Director
STD Clinic
Patti Gonzales
Field Service Section Program Manager
STD Control Program
Shirley Garske
Administrative Secretary II
Division of Community Disease Control
Data Entry Clerks
STD Control Program
The STD Control Program also acknowledges the physicians, other
clinicians, nurses, infection control practitioners, and
laboratory personnel who reported cases and collaborated with
case management and field investigation.
Michelle Ginsberg, MD
Chief, Division of Community Disease Control
11
Figures
Figure SI.
Figure S2.
Figure S3.
Figure S4.
Figure S5.
Figure S6.
Figure S7.
Figure S8.
Figure S9.
Figure S10.
Figure Sll.
Figure S12.
Figure S13.
Figure S14,
Figure SI5.
Figure SI6.
Figure S17.
Figure S18.
Figure S19.
Syphilis
Primary and secondary syphilis cases by year, San
Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Primary and secondary syphilis rates by year, San
Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Primary and secondary syphilis rates by gender,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Primary and secondary syphilis rates by
race/ethnicity, San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Primary and secondary syphilis rates by age and
gender, San Diego County, CA, 1993
Primary and secondary syphilis rates by age and
gender, San Diego County, CA, 1994
Early latent syphilis rates by year, San Diego
County, CA, 1990-1994
Early latent syphilis rates by gender, San Diego
County, CA, 1990-1994
Early latent syphilis rates by race/ethnicity, San
Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Early latent syphilis rates by age and gender, San
Diego County, CA, 1993
Early latent syphilis rates by age and gender, San
Diego County, CA, 1994
Early syphilis rates by year, San Diego County,
CA, 1990-1994
Early syphilis rates by gender, San Diego County,
CA, 1990-1994
Early syphilis rates by race/ethnicity, San Diego
County, CA, 1990-1994
Early syphilis rates by age and gender, San Diego
County, CA, 1993
Early syphilis rates by age and gender, San Diego
County, CA, 1994
Total syphilis rates by year, San Diego County,
CA, 1990-1994
Total syphilis rates by gender, San Diego County,
CA, 1990-1994
Total syphilis rates by race/ethnicity, San Diego
County, CA, 1990-1994
ill
Congenital Syphilis
Figure CS1. Congenital syphilis cases by year, San Diego
County, CA, 1990-1994
Figure CS2. Congenital syphilis rates by year, San Diego
County, CA, 1990-1994
Figure CS3. Congenital syphilis rates by race/ethnicity, San
Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Figure CS4. Congenital syphilis rates by age of mother, San
Diego County, CA, 1993
Figure CS5. Congenital syphilis rates by age of mother, San
Diego County, CA, 1994
Figure Gl.
Figure G2.
Figure G3.
Figure G4.
Figure G5.
Figure G6.
Gonorrhea
Gonorrhea cases by year, San Diego County, CA,
1990-1994
Gonorrhea rates by year, San Diego County, CA,
1990-1994
Gonorrhea rates by gender, San Diego County, CA,
1990-1994
Gonorrhea rates by race/ethnicity, San Diego
County, CA, 1990-1994
Gonorrhea rates by age and gender, San Diego
County, CA, 1993
Gonorrhea rates by age and gender, San Diego
County, CA, 1994
Chlamydia
Figure Cl. Chlamydia cases by year, San Diego County, CA,
1990-1994
Figure C2. Chlamydia rates by year, San Diego County, CA,
1990-1994
Figure C3. Chlamydia rates by gender, San Diego County, CA,
1990-1994
Figure C4. Chlamydia rates by race/ethnicity, San Diego
County, CA, 1990-1994
Figure C5. Chlamydia rates by age and gender, San Diego
County, CA, 1993
Figure C6. Chlamydia rates by age and gender, San Diego
County, CA, 1994
IV
Tables
Syphilis
Table 1. Primary and secondary syphilis cases and rates by
gender, San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Table 2. Primary and secondary syphilis cases and rates by
race/ethnicity, San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Table 3 . Primary and secondary syphilis cases and rates by age
group, San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Table 4. Primary and secondary syphilis cases by age group,
race/ethnicity, and gender San Diego County, CA, 1993
Table 5. Primary and secondary syphilis cases by age group,
race/ethnicity, and gender 1994
Table 6. Early latent syphilis cases and rates by gender, San
Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Table 7. Early latent syphilis cases and rates by
race/ethnicity, San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Table 8. Early latent syphilis cases and rates by age group, San
Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Table 9. Early latent syphilis cases by age group,
race/ethnicity, and gender, San Diego County, CA, 1993
Table 10. Early latent syphilis cases by age group,
race/ethnicity, and gender, San Diego County, CA, 1994
Table 11. Early syphilis cases and rates by gender, San Diego
County, CA, 1990-1994
Table 12. Early syphilis cases and rates by race/ethnicity, San
Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Table 13. Early syphilis cases and rates by age group, San Diego
County, CA, 1990-1994
Table 14. Early syphilis cases by age group, race/ethnicity, and
gender, San Diego County, CA, 1993
Table 15. Early syphilis cases by age group, race/ethnicity, and
gender, San Diego County, CA, 1994
Table 16. Total syphilis cases and rates by gender, San Diego
County, CA, 1990-1994
Table 17. Total syphilis cases and rates by race/ethnicity, San
Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Table 18. Total syphilis cases and rates by age group, San Diego
County, CA, 1990-1994
Table 19. Syphilis cases and rates by stage, San Diego County,
1992-1994
Table 20.
Congenital Syphilis
Congenital syphilis cases and rates, San Diego County,
CA, 1990-1994
v
Table 21. Congenital syphilis cases and rates by race/ethnicity,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Table 22. Congenital syphilis cases and rates by age of mother,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Gonorrhea
Table 23. Gonorrhea cases and rates by gender, San Diego County,
CA, 1990-1994
Table 24. Gonorrhea cases and rates by race/ethnicity, San Diego
County, CA, 1990-1994
Table 25. Gonorrhea cases and rates by age group, San Diego
County, CA, 1990-1994
Table 26. Gonorrhea cases by age group, race/ethnicity, and
gender, San Diego County, CA, 1993
Table 27. Gonorrhea cases by age group, race/ethnicity, and
gender, San Diego County, CA, 1994
Chlamydia
Table 28. Chlamydia cases and rates by gender, San Diego County,
CA, 1990-1994
Table 29. Chlamydia cases and rates by race/ethnicity, San Diego
County, CA, 1990-1994
Table 30. Chlamydia cases and rates by age group, San Diego
County, CA, 1990-1994
Table 31. Chlamydia cases and rates by age group, race/ethnicity,
and gender, San Diego County, CA, 1993
Table 32. Chlamydia cases and rates by age group, race/ethnicity,
and gender, San Diego County, CA, 1994
Other STDs
Table 33. Other Sexually Transmitted Diseases cases and rates,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
VI
Births by Mother's Age by Race/Ethnicity by Subregional Area, San Diego County: 1993
Race/
Ethnicity
White
Hispanic
African-Am.
Am/AK
Native
Asian/P.I.
Other
Unknown
Total
NUMBER
<15
12
68
10
1
5
0
1
97
15-19
1,310
2,843
587
49
317
2
11
5,119
20-24
4,596
6,216
1,206
105
901
4
10
13,038
25-29
5,844
5,307
949
95
1,306
2
10
13,520
30-34
5,907
3,233
606
61
1,236
2
17
11,062
35-39
2,785
1,259
230
21
566
2
6
4,869
40+
526
242
31
3
122
0
1
925
Total
20,980
19,168
3,619
335
4,453
12
63
48,630
Population by Race/Ethnicity by Subregional Area
in San Diego County: 1993
OVERALL
CENTRAL
NORTH CITY
SOUTH SUB-
URBAN
EAST
SUB-URBAN
NORTH
COUNTY
WEST
NORTH
COUNTY
EAST
EAST
COUNTY
r-
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
CENTRAL SAN DtGO
PENNINSULA
CORONADO
NATIONAL CfTY
SOUTHEAST SAM DIEGO
MOCTTY
TOTAL
HWWrWM
COASTAL
UNfVERSITY
OtL MAFUMIRAM6SA
NORTH SAN DCGO
POWAY
MWAMAR
ELLOTT-NAVAJO
TOTAL
SWEETWATER
CNULA VISTA
SOUTH BAr
TOTAL
JAMUL
SPRING VALLEY
LEMON GROVE
LA MESA
ELCAJON
SANTEE
LAKESIDE
HARBISON CREST
ALPINE
RAMONA
TOTAL
SAN DIEGU1TO
CARLSBAD '
ocEANSioe
PENDLETON
TOTAL
SCONDKX)
AN MARCOS
VISTA
ALLEY CENTER
A LIMA
ALL8ROOK
TOTAL
AJ.OMAR-JLBJAN
LAGUNA-PWE VALLEY
MOUNTAIN EMPIRE
ANZA-BORREQO
TOTAL
Oreral
J.646.601
162,113
52. 942
13.346
56.423
152.644
153.396
610.864
142.218
77.682
43,029
1 10.330
75,209
65.958
3.9<W
,,m
615*53
52380
104.413
nun
277.970
10.535
78.060
29.406
57:967
115.789
53.21?
52.756
14.37!
11.910
30.194
454201
IUMS
81.42,
33.697
».«.
30411
,,=7,
56.963 i
U*3
7.652
033
0.769
337.437
791
280
929
364
w
UVNte
1.730.561
86233
51.657
18.991
14.577
31,172
76.425
261 .950
103.167
67.974
38251
73.831
58.194
56.818
2.841
75.732
477.40a
28.801
50.917
37.554
1 16.575
8.802
MM
1UM
4UBH
94292
45,146
46.130
12.754
10.539
25237
366.779
66.605
66.039
83.200
20.611
236.626
S.570
1.130
iMto
3.796
.800
30.017
40.832
776
415
227
.591
Ml
Hispanrc
541 20J
S329S
S.70C
1.927
26.303
48,337
34 ,CWO
169.777
17.M*
6826
3.205
9.022
5.646
un
344
6.780
53.813
14.883
41.919
61.129
118.660
1299
11 JM
turn
5.S71
MJM
5.70fl
,m
120J
HI
^.126
56,426
11.648
11.«M
I1JU
4.979
58.937
28.858
3.320
20.996
.169
262
.407
7.967
57
603
.197
34
.075
Blac*
158.826
15.940
3,7.
1.553
4355
40.433
23.390
66.566
5.358
733
«
3.163
1.613
,72
555
3.588
16.702
1.S44
4.813
6231
12666
94
4.738
3.107
1.629
3.033
528
375
73
»
175
13,828
391
UH
>0.3?3
«.3S>
18.692
IJH
,«
2. 995
58
3
51
.648
i
15
3*
94
^«Wn
15.946
444
MO
112
37*
609
906
3203
m
2-u
,46
368
200
245
45
«.
2.53'
166
546
532
J249
93
409
213
234
M
306
730
156
218
246
3.452
HI
276
732
«
1.B10
723 ;
m
371
466
920
191
2.920
373
107
303
23
n
Mwtfn
196.171
S.322
1.680
747
8.782
31 .688
18274
65.995
14928
1.848
5.512
23,609
9.491
3.895
206
5.517
84304
un
5.989
15.407
28.204
240
4.125
1.647
1.657
2.653
1.479
673
,7,
139
3M
13.1B2
2.313
U4!
7,52V
1.559
13.962
..4,7
1.429
2.951
156
36
674
9.701
36
38
59
•i
»,
(Mm
4.092
379
69
16
131
405
362
1,350
200
sa
„
537
63
50
4
97
700
55
229
324
614
7
128
85
52
145
4.
29
7
.4
24
533
72
63
250
„
433
129
68
133
8
2
29
369
8
2
•
3
22
COPY
POPULATION OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY BY AGE GROUP, RACE/ETHNICITY AND SEX: 1993
0-4
5-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-54
55-64
65+
WHITE (NON-HISPANIC)
f
55.419
49,336
42,539
45,771
66,541
77,730
79,298
72.328
63,594
84,074
73,763
143,010
M
58,335
52,468
44,481
54,970
90,967
91,466
88,726
77.374
67.041
84.383
68,297
103,277
TOTAL
113,755
101,804
87,020
100,741
157,508
169,196
168,024
149,702
130,635
168.457
142.060
246,267
HISPANIC
F
29.626
26,059
22,917
24,067
28,605
28,142
24.130
18.870
14.058
18,396
13,380
13,603
M
30,968
26,991
23,833
28,064
38,207
34,394
26,694
19,507
13.695
16.311
10,981
9,707
TOTAL
60,594
53,050
46,750
52,130
66,812
62.536
50.824
38,376
27,753
34,707
24,361
23,309
BLACK
(NON-HISPANIC)
F
7.867
6,424
5.435
5,363
7,701
8,499
7,417
5.541
4,070
5.550
3.609
4,166
M
8,140
6,769
5.628
7,444
13,706
11,415
9,175
6.557
4,215
5,562
3,262
2.753
TOTAL
16.007
13,193
11,063
12,806
21.407
19.914
16,593
12.098
8,285
11,112
6,871
6,920
AMERICAN INDIAN
(NON-HISPANIC)
F
549
580
522
569
692
732
775
683
555
748
479
535
M
658
632
582
771
1,139
929
772
731
568
684
464
326
TOTAL
1,307
1,211
1,105
1,340
1.831
1.661
1,548
1,414
1.123
1.432
943
860
ASIAN/PI
(NON-HISPANIC)
F
7,212
7,822
7,201
7,780
8,632
9.416
10,556
9.901
8.152
10.138
8,107
6,771
M
7,654
8,175
7,763
8,594
9.839
9,115
8,562
8.359
6,222
7,823
5,434
5,130
TOTAL
14,866
15,997
14.965
16.373
18,470
18,532
19,118
18,260
14,374
17,961
13,541
11,901
OTHER
(NON-HISPANIC)
F
216
190
169
189
231
224
188
143
105
130
87
77
M
228
199
176
212
298
257
200
145
101
115
70
55
TOTAL
445
389
346
402
529
481
389
288
206
246
157
131
TOTAL
F
110,990
90,411
78.784
83,738
112.402
124,743
122.366
107,465
90,534
119,037
99,425
168,161
M
105,983
95,234
82,464
100,054
154,156
147,576
134,130
112,673
91,842
114.878
88,508
121.248
TOTAL
206,973
185,646
161,247
183,793
266.558
272.319
256,495
220,138
182,376
233,915
187,933
289.409
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISKASE CORE TRANSMISSION AREA*
Point Lena
Chuk Vuta
9 contiguous zip code *r*« (91*50, S2101,
S2102 921D4, 32105, S2113-9211<5» popuLa'
»ppr<ix. 4-»5,900; 39* Xhite, 26% Hispanic,
j.B% African-American, IS* OCher.
»Ar«» detenrancd fron, 1990-1991
nd Be™n<lary syphilis c»»«.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1994
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are the primary
contributors to reported communicable disease morbidity in the
County of San Diego. In 1994, 11,264 cases of notifiable STDs
were reported to the Department of Health Services.
Syphilis
In 1994, 98 cases of primary and secondary syphilis (3.7 per
100,000 population) were reported in San Diego County, an 8%
reduction from the 106 cases reported in 1993. This rate was
substantially below that for the United States (12.7 per 100,000
population) and the Year 2000 Objective (10 per 100,000
population). The San Diego County rate was also below the new
proposed objective of 4.0 per 100,000 population.
In 1994, 64% (63/98) of primary and secondary syphilis cases
occurred in an area comprising nine contiguous zip codes referred
to as the "core" transmission area. The incidence in this area,
(13.3 per 100,000 population) exceeded the Year 2000 Objective
(10 per 100,000 population) and was more than eight times greater
than the rate for the remaining areas of the county.
Fifty-one percent (50/98) of primary and secondary syphilis
cases occurred among African Americans in 1994. The incidence
among African-Americans (31.5 per 100,000 population) was below
the Year 2000 Objective (65 per 100,000 population. The new
proposed objective of 30 per 100,000 has not been attained.
Continued control efforts make the achievement of this new
objective likely in the near future.
Persons with infectious syphilis frequently used drugs. In
1994, 48.3% (42/98) reported using illegal drugs. Like illegal
drugs, prostitution related activities were also frequently
reported. In 1994, 22% (13/61) of the heterosexual male primary
and secondary cases reported sex with a prostitute.
Congenital Syphilis
Twenty-two cases of congenital syphilis were reported in
1994. Congenital syphilis incidence decreased for the fifth
consecutive year to 45.2 per 100,000 live births. This was below
the Year 2000 Objective of 50 per 100,000 live births, but did
not meet the new proposed objective of 40 per 100,000 live
births.
In 1994, for 41% (9/22) of the cases, the mothers did not
receive any prenatal care. Fifty-nine percent (13/22)of
congenital syphilis cases were born to women residing in the
"core" area.
Gonorrhea
The incidence of gonorrhea continued to decline in San Diego
County. The rate in San Diego County (100.3 per 100,000
population) was similar to that for California (89.1 per 100,000
population) but lower than the rate for the United States (168.4
per 100,000 population) The new proposed objective of 100 per
100,000 population will likely be met in the near future.
In 1994 the gonorrhea rate among adolescents aged 15-19
(328.1 per 100,000 population) was substantially lower than the
Year 2000 Objective for adolescents in this age group (750 per
100,000 population).
Of those cases in which race was known, 63% were in African
Americans. The gonorrhea rate among African-Americans (573.6 per
100,000 population) continued to decline and was substantially
lower than the Year 2000 Objective (1300 cases per 100,000
population) and below the new proposed objective (650 cases per
100,000 population).
Of cases indicating a zip code, 33% were in the "core" area.
The incidence in the "core" area (173.7 per 100,000) met the Year
2000 Objective (225 per 100,000 population) but was much higher
than the new proposed objective of 100 per 100,000 population.
Chlamydia
The incidence of chlamydia in 1994 was 242.3 per 100,000
population. This rate was similar to that for California (226.0
per 100,000 population) but higher than that for the United
States (188.4 per 100,000 population).
Adolescents and adults under age 25 accounted for 63%
(4013/6413) of cases. The highest incidence was in the 15-19 year
age group (925.0 per 100,000 population).
Of reported cases in 1994, 80% were among women. However,
many more males probably have chlamydia than are reported because
"men rarely undergo specific testing for chlamydia, but are more
likely to be treated for non-gonococcal urethritis (NGU).
Consequently, the number of persons with chlamydia is likely much
higher than reported.
Other STDs
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) and NGU are syndromes that
rely on physician reporting and are thought to be vastly under
reported.
Chancroid (5 cases), Lymphogranuloma venereum (3 cases), and
granuloma inguinale (0 cases) are rare causes of genital ulcer
disease in the County of San Diego.
Introduction
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) cause considerable
morbidity among San Diego County residents. In 1993, 13,479
cases of notifiable STDs were reported to the Department of
Health Services, and in 1994, 11,264 cases were reported.
Disease 1993 1994
Syphilis 539 491
Gonorrhea 3579 2656
Chlamydia 7720 6413
Nongonococcal 1425 1330
urethritis
Pelvic Inflammatory 211 344
Disease
Chancroid 3 5
Lymphogranuloma 2 3
Venereum
Granuloma Inguinale 0 0
The impact of STDs on the health status of the community is
not limited to the morbidity associated with these infections.
Several studies have shown that both ulcerative (e.g., syphilis,
chancroid, herpes) and nonulcerative (e.g., gonorrhea, chlamydia)
STDs increase the risk of transmission of Human Immunodeficiency
Virus (HIV). Chlamydial and gonococcal infections can cause
symptomatic and subclinical pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)
which is the leading cause of ectopic pregnancy and tubal
infertility among women in the United States. Syphilis can be
transmitted from mother to fetus during gestation, resulting in
congenital syphilis. Similarly, gonorrhea and chlamydia can be
transmitted from mother to infant during delivery, resulting in
conjunctivitis and pneumonia.
Genital herpes, genital warts (caused by human papilloma
virus [HPV]), and trichomoniasis are not reportable conditions
and no local surveillance data exist for these infections.
Consequently, data on these conditions are not presented in this
report. Trichomoniasis is a common cause of sexually transmitted
vaginitis in women and an occasional cause of nongonococcal
urethritis in men. Genital herpes and genital warts are chronic
viral sexually transmitted infections. Genital herpes can be
transmitted to infants late in gestation or during vaginal birth,
resulting in severe morbidity (e.g., mental retardation) and
mortality among infected newborns. Human papilloma virus has
been linked with cervical dysplasia and invasive cervical cancer
in women.
Although human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is predominantly
transmitted through sexual activity, HIV is not a reportable
condition. Surveillance data on HIV and Acquired Immune
Deficiency (AIDS) may be obtained from the Office of AIDS and
Community Epidemiology, Mail Stop P511C, Department of Health
Service, County of San Diego , P.O. Box 85222, San Diego, CA
92186-5222.
Data Sources
Case Detection
Reports of STDs are received from physicians, community,
adolescent, family planning and school health clinics, military
facilities, correctional facilities, and laboratories.
Analysis of Gonorrhea and Chlamydia Cases Using Samples
Due to staff shortages that limited the STD Control
Program's ability to perform data entry during 1992 and 1993,
systematic samples were used to estimate the distribution of
demographic variables among reported cases for those years. The
data presented in this report for chlamydia and gonorrhea for
1992 and 1993 reflect the sample distributions applied to all
reported cases.
Race/ethnicity Classification.
Individuals of Hispanic ethnicity were classified as
"Hispanic" regardless of race.
Geographic Location
Cases were assigned to the core transmission area by zip
code of residence. The core area was determined from 1990-1991
infectious syphilis case distribution.
Data Limitations
Under reporting of cases
The proportion of diagnosed cases of reportable STDs for
which notification does not occur varies for each STD. Syphilis
reporting is most reliable because the STD Control Program
maintains laboratory-based surveillance for all reactive syphilis
tests. Nongonococcal urethritis and pelvic inflammatory disease
are syndromes that rely on physician reporting and are thought to
be vastly under reported and data should be interpreted very
cautiously.
Incomplete information
Some case reports lack complete information (e.g.,
race/ethnicity, age, gender, etc.). In tabular data unknown
columns are provided and rates are calculated using only those
cases with variable-specific data known.
Reporting bias
Because the completeness of reporting cases identified in
public clinics is probably better than that occurring in other
sectors of the health care system, the greater number of STD
cases reported in minority populations, which often utilized
public clinics, may be attributable, in part, to differences in
utilization of public versus private sources of care.
Report date
STD surveillance data are maintained and analyzed by date of
report. Thus, some cases reported in one year may have actually
had onset in the previous year.
Place of acquisition of infection
In some cases STDs reported for a resident of San Diego
County may have been acquired in other areas of the state or
country.
Population
Pages vii and viii are the population tables used in the
calculations of rates for this report. The latest population
tables available are those for 1993, so the 1994 rates utilized
the 1993 population tables.
Syphilis
Etiologic Agent: Treponema pallidum
Number of Cases: 1993 1994
A. Primary and Secondary Syphilis 106 98
Special Target Groups:
African-Americans: 45 50
Adolescents (Aged 15-19 yrs.): 12 13
Young Adults (Aged 20-24 yrs.): 27 16
B. Early Syphilis (primary, secondary,
and latent <1 year): 204 200
C. Total Syphilis: 539 491
Annual Incidence (per 100,000 population):
A. Primary and Secondary Syphilis: 4.0 3.7
African Americans: 28.8 31.5
Adolescents (Aged 15-19 yrs.): 6.5 7.1
Young Adults (Aged 20-24 yrs.): 10.1 6.0
B. Early Syphilis: ' 7.7 7.6
C. Total Syphilis: 20.4 18.6
INFECTIOUS SYPHILIS (Tables 1-5, Figures S1-S6)
Time Trends
Infectious syphilis (primary and secondary) continued to
decline in San Diego County, as it did in most areas of the
United States. Since 1992, the rate in San Diego County met and
the Year 2000 Objective of 10.0 cases per 100,000 population.
The new proposed objective (4.0 per 100,000) was also met in 1993
and 1994.
An area of nine contiguous zip codes in Central and
Southeast San Diego was designated as the "core" transmission
area based on 1990-1991 infectious syphilis data. (See p. ix.)
The "core" area has a population of approximately 475,000 with
39% Whites, 29% Hispanics, 18% African-Americans, and 15% other.
In 1993, the "core" area continued to have the most reported
cases. In 1993, 63.2% (67/106) of primary and secondary cases
occurred in this area. In 1994, 64% (63/98) of primary and
secondary cases were in this area.
Gender
In 1993, males accounted for 52% (65/106) and females for
48% (41/106) of cases. In 1994, males accounted for 56% (67/98)
and females 44% (31/98) of cases. The higher rate for males may
be partially attributed to men having sex with men. In 1993,
15.4% (10/65) of males with infectious syphilis reported having
sex with males, with a similar percent in 1994 (23.9%, 16/67).
Age
In 1993, the primary and secondary syphilis rate was highest
in the 20-24 year age group (10.1 per 100,000 population),
followed by the 30-34 year age group (7.0). The rate in the 15-
19 year old age group increased more than 500%, from 1.1 in 1992
to 6.5 in 1993 and from 1993 to 1994, the rate increased another
9% to 7.1. However, the number of cases in this age group was
small. In 1994, the primary and secondary syphilis rate was
highest in the 30-34 year age group (7.4 per 100,000 population),
followed by the 24-29 year age group (7.3 per 100,000
population). From 1993 to 1994 the greatest increase was in the
25-29 year age group, from 4.8 to 7.3.
Race/Ethnicity
African Americans continued to be disproportionately
affected by syphilis. In 1993, rates in African Americans were
3.6 times greater than Hispanics, and 31.4 times greater than
Whites. In 1994, rates in African Americans were 7.2 times
greater than Hispanics, and 26.3 times greater than whites. In
1992, the rate in African-Americans declined by almost 60% from
1991, and from 1993 to 1994, the rate in African Americans
remained stable. The greatest rise in reported primary and
secondary syphilis was among Hispanics; from 1992 to 1993 the
rate nearly doubled (4.7 to 7.9 per 100,000 population) while in
1994, the rate fell to 4.4 per 100,000 population.
Risk Factors
Persons with infectious syphilis frequently used drugs. In
1993, 32.4% (34/106) reported using illegal drugs; of those, the
primary drugs reported were: crack cocaine 32.4%, marijuana
20.6%, heroin 17.6%, crystal methamphetamine 14.7%, and cocaine
11.8%(other than crack). In 1994, 48.3% (42/98) of infectious
cases reported illegal drug use. Of those that reported drug use,
the primary drugs reported were: crack cocaine 42.9%, marijuana
23.8%, crystal methamphetamine 21.4%, and cocaine 7.1% (other
than crack).
Like illegal drugs, prostitution related activities were
also frequently reported. In 1993, 36.5% (23/63) of heterosexual
male primary and secondary cases reported sex with a prostitute,
and 29.3% (12/41) of female cases reported prostitution. In
1994, 22.0% (13/61) of the heterosexual male primary and
secondary cases reported sex with a prostitute, and 29.6% (8/31)
of female cases reported prostitution.
EARLY LATENT SYPHILIS (Tables 6-11, Figures S7-S11)
Early latent syphilis is defined as syphilis under one year
duration, with no signs or symptoms present at the time of
diagnosis. In 1993, 98 (3.7 per 100,000 population) cases of
early latent syphilis were reported; and in 1994, 102 (3.9) were
reported. In 1993, 51% (50/98) of cases were among males, and
49% (48/98) were among females. In 1994, 49% (50/102) of early
latent cases were among males, and 51% (52/102) were among
females. In 1993, the highest rate (10.9 per 100,000 population)
of early latent syphilis was in the 20-24 year age group,
followed by the 25-29 year age group (7.7), and the 30-34 year
age group (7.0). In 1994, the highest rate of early latent
syphilis was in the 20-24 year age group (7.5 per 100,000
population), followed by the 35-44 year age group (7.2), and the
30-34 year age group (7.0). In 1993, the highest rate was among
African Americans (24.6 per 100,000 population), followed by
Hispanics (5.7), Whites (1.5) and Asians (0.5). In 1994, the
highest rate was among African Americans (32.7 per 100,000
population), followed by Native Americans (6.3), Hispanics
(5.4), Whites (1.0), and Asians (1.0).
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TOTAL EARLY SYPHILIS (Tables 12-15, Figures S12-S16)
Total early syphilis includes primary, secondary and early
latent syphilis. In 1993, 204 (7.7 per 100,000 population) early
syphilis cases were reported, and in 1994, 200 (7.6 per 100,000
population) early syphilis cases were reported. In 1993, 56%
(115/204) of early syphilis cases were reported in males, and 44%
(89/204) were among females. In 1994, 59% (117/200) of early
syphilis cases were reported in males, and 42% (83/200) were
among females.
In 1993, the highest rate (21.0 per 100,000 population) was
in the 20-24 year age group followed by the 30-34 year age group
(14.0), and the 25-29 year age group (12.5). In 1994, the
highest rate was in the 30-34 year age group (14.4 per 100,000
population) followed by the 25-29 year age group (13.6) and the
20-24 year age group (13.5). In 1993, the highest rate was in
African Americans (52.9 per 100,000 population), followed by
Hispanics (13.7), Whites (2.4), and Asians (1.5). In 1994, the
highest rate was in African Americans (64.2 per 100,000
population), followed by Hispanics (9.8), Native Americans (6.3),
Whites (2.3), and Asians (2.0).
TOTAL SYPHILIS (Tables 16-19, figures S17-S18)
Total syphilis includes primary, secondary, early latent,
late latent (asymptomatic syphilis infections over one year
duration), syphilis of unknown duration, and late symptomatic
syphilis. From 1992 to 1993, total syphilis cases decreased from
701 (26.9 per 100,000 population) to 539 (20.4 per 100,000
population) and again in 1994 to 491 (18.6 per 100,000
population).
CONGENITAL SYPHILIS (Tables 20-22, Figures CS1-CS6)
1993 1994
Number of Cases : 36 22
Annual Incidence (per 100,000 live births): 74.0 45.2
The revised surveillance definition of congenital syphilis
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(CS), which was implemented in California in 1990, includes all
women with a reactive serologic test for syphilis (STS) without
documentation of adequate treatment received thirty days prior to
delivery. Since 1990, CS has declined in San Diego County;
however, it was not until 1994 (45.2 per 100,000 live births) that
San Diego met the Year 2000 objective of 50 cases per 100,000 live
births. (The proposed new objective is 40 cases per 100,000 live
births.)
Of the thirty-six congenital syphilis cases in 1993, two were
stillbirths, and four mothers gave birth prematurely. In 1994, of
the twenty-two congenital syphilis cases there were no stillbirths,
however, three mothers gave birth prematurely. In 1993 and 1994,
the rate of congenital syphilis was highest among infants whose
mothers were less than thirty years of age. In 1993, mothers in
this age group accounted for 70% (28/36) of cases. In 1994, this
age group accounted for 60% (13/22). In 1993, Hispanic mothers
accounted for 56% (20/36) of the cases and African-American mothers
25% (9/36). However, the CS rate in African-American women (248.7
per 100,000 live births) was 2.4 times that of Hispanic women
(104.3 per 100,000 live births). In 1994, Hispanic mothers
accounted for 45% (10/22) of the cases, and African-American
mothers 36% (8/22). The CS rate in African-American women (221.1
per 100,000 live births) was 4.2 times that of Hispanic mothers
(52.2 per 100,000 live births). In 1993, 44% (16/36) of the
mothers received no prenatal care, and in 1994, 41% (9/22) received
no prenatal care.
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Gonorrhea (Tables 23-27, Figures G1-G6)
Etiologic Agent: Neisseria gonorrhea
Number of Cases 1993 1994
Total 3579 2656
Special Target Groups:
African-Americans 1123 911
Adolescents (Aged 15-19 yrs.) 862 603
Young Adults (Aged 20-24 yrs.) 859 835
Annual Incidence (per 100.000 population)
Total 135.3 100.3
Special target groups:
African-Americans 707.1 573.6
Adolescents (Aged 15-19 yrs.) 469.0 328.1
Young Adults (Aged 20-24 yrs.) 322.2 313.3
Time Trends
Gonorrhea continued to decline in San Diego County, as it
did in most areas of the United States. Since 1989, the rate in
San Diego County has met the Year 2000 Objective of 225 cases per
100,000 population. (However, the proposed new objective is 100
per 100,000 population.) In San Diego County, the number of
cases changed from the preceding year as follows: 1991, -6.6%;
1992, -6.6%; 1993, +10%; 1994, -27%. Overall, from 1990 to 1994
the incidence has decreased 37%.
Place
Gonorrhea transmission appears concentrated in the core
transmission area although not as concentrated as syphilis.
Unfortunately, only 22% (788/3579) of GC cases reported in 1993
indicated an address or zip code. In 1994, 68% (1798/2656) of
reports indicated a zip code and of those 33% (825/1798) were
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reported as residing in the core area. The estimated gonorrhea
rate in the core area is 2.5 times that of the remainder of the
county.
Gender
In 1993, among cases in which gender was reported, males
accounted for 61% (2183/3568) , and females 39% (1385/3568) . In
1994, among the cases in which gender was reported, males
accounted for 61% (1537/2536), and females 39% (999/2536). The
higher number of cases reported in males suggests that gender
specific symptoms lead males to seek treatment (and thus
diagnosis), whereas females may have asymptomatic undiagnosed
infection.
Age
In 1993, the rate was highest in the 15-19 year age group
(496.0 per 100,000 population) followed by the 20-24 year age
group (322.3). In 1994, similarly, the rate was highest in 15-19
year age group (328.1) followed by the 20-24 year age group
(313.3).
Race/Ethnicity
In 1993, race/ethnicity was reported for 59% of cases. Of
those, the highest rate of infection was among African-Americans
(707.1 per 100,000 population) followed by Native Americans
(75.3), Hispanics (73.7), and Whites (31.1). In 1994,
race/ethnicity was reported for 60% of cases. Of those, the
highest rate of infection was among African-Americans (573.6),
followed by Hispanics (45.5), Whites (23.4), and Native Americans
(18.8) .
The 1993 and 1994 rates are minimum estimates since cases
with unknown race/ethnicity are not included in the calculation
of race/ethnicity specific rates. The distribution of
race/ethnicity within the unknown group is probably somewhat
similar to that of cases with a reported race/ethnicity, however,
since the distribution in this group is not known, relative
comparisons of race/ethnicity specific rates between groups
should be done cautiously. Importantly, the minimum rate in
African-Americans > 3 times greater in 1993 and > 2 times greater
in 1994 than the Year 2000 Objective which is greater than any
other race/ethnicity group.
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(Tables 28-32, Figures C1-C6)
Etiologic agent: Chlamydia trachomatis
Number of Cases 1993 1994
Total 7720 6413
Special Target Groups:
African-Americans 409 562
Adolescents (Aged 15-19 yrs.) 2249 1700
Young Adults (Aged 20-24 yrs.) 2661 2313
Annual Incidence (per 100.000 population)
Total 291.7 242.3
Special target groups:
African-Americans 257.5 353.8
Adolescents (Aged 15-19 yrs.) 1223.7 925.0
Young Adults (Aged 20-24 yrs.) 998.3 867.7
Time Trends
Chlamydia trachomatis (CT) became a reportable condition in
California in 1989. From 1989 to 1991, cases reported have
steadily increased. In 1992, the number of cases decreased 8%.
In 1993, the number of cases increased 3%, and in 1994, cases
decreased 17%.
Place
Data on place of residence of CT cases are incomplete but
limited data suggest many cases occur throughout the county.
Gender
In 1993, and in 1994, the majority of cases reported were
females (84% and 80%, respectively), however, many more males
probably have Chlamydia than are reported, because many males
with the chlamydia-associated syndrome nongonococcal urethritis
(NGU) are often treated without specific testing for chlamydia.
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Age
In 1993, the highest rate was in the 15-19 year age group
(1223.7 per 100,000 population), followed by the 20-24 year age
group (998.5). Together, these two age groups accounted for 64%
of reported cases. In 1994, the highest rate was again in the
15-19 year age group (925.0), followed by the 20-24 year age
group (867.7). Together, these two age groups accounted for 63%
of reported cases.
Race/Ethnicity
Unfortunately, only 22% (1161/7720) of CT cases reported in
1993 indicated race/ethnicity (most reports come from
laboratories which often do not have race/ethnicity data). In
1994, 29% (1847/6413) of reports indicated race/ethnicity.
Therefore, race/ethnicity rates were not calculated.
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Other Reportable Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Disease 1993 1994
Nongonococcal urethritis 1425 1330
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease 211 344
Chancroid 3 5
Lymphogranuloma venereum 2 3
Nongonococcal Urethritis (NGU) and pelvic inflammatory
disease (PID) became reportable in 1989. NGU is a clinical
syndrome associated with chlamydia infection in about 50% of
cases. The Year 2000 Objective for NGU (an indirect indicator of
incident chlamydia infection) is to have no more than 170 cases
per 100,000 males. The rate of NGU in San Diego County in 1993
was 105.7 per 100,000 males. In 1994, the rate was 98.6. PID
is a clinical syndrome associated with gonorrhea and chlamydia
infection. In 1993 the rate of PID in San Diego County was 16.3
per 100,000 females. In 1994, the rate was 26.5. NGU and PID
are syndromes that rely on physician reporting and are thought to
be vastly under reported and data should be interpreted very
cautiously. Chancroid, lymphogranuloma venereum and granuloma
inguinale are rare in San Diego County. This is true in most of
the United States, except in New York City and the Southeastern
United States.
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Table 1. Primary and Secondary Syphilis Cases and Rates* by Gender,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Gender
Males
Females
Unknown
Total
1990
Cases
213
110
0
323
Rate
16.7
9.0
-
12.9
1991
Cases
177
107
0
284
Rate
13.6
8.6
-
11.2
1992
Cases
70
42
0
112
Rate
5.4
3.2
-
4.3
1993
Cases
65
41
0
106
Rate
4.8
3.2
-
4.0
1994
Cases
67
31
0
98
Rate
5.0
2.4
-
3.7
Table 2. Primary and Secondary Syphilis Cases and Rates* by Race/Ethnicity,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Race/
Ethnicity
White
Hispanic
African-Am.
Asian/P.I.
Am./AK Nat.
Other/Unk.
Total
1990
Cases
69
73
174
6
0
1
323
Rate
4.2
14.3
116.1
3.2
-
-
12.9
1991
Cases
72
64
142
5
0
1
284
Rate
4.3
12.3
92.9
2.6
-
-
11.2
1992
Cases
30
25
51
6
0
0
112
Rate
1.8
4.7
32.7
3.1
-
-
4.3
1993
Cases
16
43
45
2
0
0
106
Rate
0.9
7.9
28.3
1.0
-
-
4.0
1994
Cases
21
24
50
2
0
1
98
Rate
1.2
4.4
31.5
1.0
-
-
3.7
Table 3. Primary and Secondary Syphilis Cases and Rates* by Age Group,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Age Group
Under 10
10-14
15-19
10-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
45 and Over
Unknown
Total
1990
Cases
0
1
31
32
78
74
60
60
19
0
323
Rate
-
6.5
17.9
9.8
31.0
28.8
24.8
15.8
2.8
-
12.9
1991
Cases
0
0
20
20
63
63
58
54
26
0
284
Rate
-
-
11.3
6.4
24.6
24.0
23.5
13.9
3.8
-
11.2
1992
Cases
1
0
2
2
25
23
13
32
16
0
112
Rate
0.3
-
1.1
0.6
9.5
8.6
5.2
8.1
2.3
-
4.3
1993
Cases
0
1
12
13
27
13
18
26
9
0
106
Rate
-
0.6
6.5
3.8
10.1
4.8
7.0
6.5
1.3
-
4.0
1994
Cases
0
1
13
14
16
20
19
21
8
0
98
Rate
-
0.6
7.1
4.1
6.0
7.3
7.4
5.2
1.1
-
3.7
*Rate Per 100,000 population
Table 4. Primary and Secondary Syphilis Cases by Age Group, Race/Ethnicity, and Gender,
San Diego County, CA, 1993
Age Group
<10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-54
55-64
^65 and over
I Unknown Age
| Total
Race/Ethnicity and Gender
Asian/P.I
F
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
M
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
African
American
F
0
0
3
8
1
5
1
1
0
0
0
0
19
M
0
0
3
9
2
5
5
2
0
0
0
0
26
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Hispanic
F
0
1
2
2
5
1
2
2
2
0
0
0
17
M
0
0
4
7
2
2
4
3
2
1
1
0
26
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Am. or
AK Native
F
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
M
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
White
F
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
1
1
0
0
0
5
M
0
0
0
1
1
4
2
1
2
0
0
0
11
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Unknown
Race/Ethni-
city
F
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
M
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Table 5. Primary and Secondary Syphilis Cases by Age Group, Race/Ethnicity, and Gender,
San Diego County, CA, 1994
Age Group
<10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-54
55-64
65 and
over
Unknown
IAge
Total
Race/Ethnicity and Gender
Asian/P.I
F
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
M
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
U
0
0
0
0
0 -
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
African
American
F
0
0
4
3
5
6
2
0
0
0
0
0
20
M
0
0
2
3
10
6
3
4
2
0
0
0
30
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Hispanic
F
0
1
2
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
6
M
0
0
2
5
3
2
3
2
0
1
0
0
18
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Am. or
AK Native
F
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
M
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
White
F
0
0
2
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
M
0
0
0
2
2
3
1
3
5
0
0
0
16
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Unknown
Race/Ethni-
city
F
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
M
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Table 6. Early Latent Syphilis Cases and Rates* by Gender,
San Diego County, CA, 1991-1994
Gender
Males
Females
Unknown
Total
1990
Cases
125
115
0
240
Rate
9.8
9.4
-
9.6
1991
Cases
77
68
0
145
Rate
5.9
5.4
-
5.7
1992
Cases
74
81
0
155
Rate
5.6
6.3
-
6.0
1993
Cases
50
48
0
98
Rate
3.7
3.6
-
3.7
1994
Cases
50
52
0
102
Rate
3.9
3.9
-
3.9
Table 7. Early Latent Syphilis Cases and Rates* by Race/Ethnicity
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Race/
Ethnicity
White
Hispanic
African-Am.
Asian/P.I.
Am./AK Nat.
Unknown
Total
1990
Cases
49
61
122
4
3
1
240
Rate
3.0
11.9
81.4
2.2
19.9
-
9.6
1991
Cases
32
46
63
2
1
1
145
Rate
1.9
8.8
41.2
1.1
6.5
-
5.7
1992
Cases
24
56
70
5
0
0
155
Rate
1.4
10.5
44.8
2.6
-
-
6.0
1993
Cases
26
31
39
1
0
1
98
Rate
1.5
5.7
24.6
0.5
-
-
3.7
1994
Cases
18
29
52
2
1
0
102
Rate
1.0
5.4
32.7
1.0
6.3
-
3.9
Table 8. Early Latent Syphilis Cases and Rates* by Age Group,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Age Group
Under 10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
45 and Over
Unknown
Total
1990
Cases
0
2
27
61
66
23
42
18
1
240
Rate
-
1.3
15.6
24.2
25.7
9.5
11.1
2.7
-
9.6
1991
Cases
0
0
17
34
39
21
24
10
1
145
Rate
-
-
9.6
13.3
14.9
8.5
6.2
1.5
-
5.7
1992
Cases
0
1
15
42
43
27
20
7
0
155
Rate
-
0.6
8.3
16.0
16.1
10.7
5.1
1.0
-
6.0
1993
Cases
0
0
8
29
21
18
19
3
2
98
Rate
-
-
4.4
10.9
7.7
7.0
4.7
0.4
-
3.7
1994
Cases
0
1
7
20
17
18
29
10
0
102
Rate
-
0.6
3.8
7.5
6.2
7.0
7.2
1.4
-
3.9
*Rate per 100,000 population
Table 9. Early Latent Syphilis Cases by Age Group, Race/Ethnicity, and Gender,
San Diego County, CA, 1993
Age
Group
<10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-54
55-64
65 and
over
Unknown
Age
Total
Race/Ethnicity and Gender
Asian/P.I
F
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
M
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
u
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
African
American
F
0
0
3
4
4
2
2
2
0
0
0
0
17
M
0
0
0
6
3
3
7
2
0
0
0
0
21
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Hispanic
F
0
0
4
2
1
4
1
0
0
0
0
0
12
M
0
0
1
7
8
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
19
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Am. or
AK Native
F
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
M
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
u
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
White
F
0
0
0
8
2
4
2
0
0
0
0
0
16
M
0
0
0
0
2
4
2
0
1
0
1
0
10
u
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Unknown
Race/Ethni-
city
F
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
M
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
u
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Table 10. Early Latent Syphilis Cases by Age Group, Race/Ethnicity, and Gender,
San Diego County, CA, 1994
Age
Group
<10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-54
55-64
65
and
over
Unkno
wn
Age
Total
Race/Ethnicity and Gender
Asian/P. I
F
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
M
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
u
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
African
American
F
0
0
3
3
0
6
4
4
2
0
0
0
22
M
0
0
1
5
2
4
6
6
0
0
1
0
25
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Hispanic
F
0
1
3
4
2
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
13
M
0
0
1
4
3
2
4
0
2
0
0
0
16
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Am. or
AK Native
F
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
M
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
u
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
White
F
0
0
0
2
2
3
1
0
1
0
0
0
9
M
0
0
0
1
1
1
2
0
3
1
0
0
9
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Unknown
Race/Ethni-
city
F
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
M
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Table 11. Early Syphilis Cases and Rates* by Gender,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Gender
Males
Females
Unknown
Total
1990
Cases
338
225
0
563
Rate
26.6
18.4
-
22.5
1991
Cases
254
175
0
429
Rate
19.6
14.0
-
16.8
1992
Cases
144
123
0
267
Rate
10.9
9.6
-
10.3
1993
Cases
115
89
0
204
Rate
8.5
6.9
-
7.7
1994
Cases
117
83
0
200
Rate
8.7
6.4
-
7.6
Table 12. Early Syphilis Cases and Rates* by Race/Ethnicity,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Race/
Ethnicity
White
Hispanic
African-Am.
Asian/P.I .
Ara./AK Nat.
Other/Unk .
Total
1990
Cases
118
134
296
10
3
2
563
Rate
7.2
26.2
197.5
5.4
19.9
-
22.5
1991
Cases
104
110
206
7
1
2
429
Rate
6.6
21.1
134.1
3.7
6.5
-
16.8
1992
Cases
54
81
121
11
0
0
267
Rate
3.2
15.2
77.5
5.7
-
-
10.3
1993
Cases
42
74
84
3
0
1
204
Rate
2.4
13.7
52.9
1.5
-
-
7.7
1994
Cases
39
53
102
4
1
1
200
Rate
2.3
9.8
64.2
2.0
6.3
-
7.6
Table 13. Early Syphilis Cases and Rates* by Age Group,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Age
Under 10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
45 and over
Unknown
Total
1990
Cases
0
3
58
139
140
83
102
37
32
563
Rate
-
2.0
33.4
55.3
54 .5
34.3
26.9
5.5
-
22.6
1991
Cases
0
0
37
97
102
79
78
36
0
429
Rate
-
-
20.9
37.8
38.9
32.0
20.1
5.3
-
16.8
1992
Cases
1
1
17
67
66
40
52
23
0
267
Rate
0.3
0.6
9.4
25.6
24.7
15.9
13.1
3.3
-
10.3
1993
Cases
0
1
20
56
34
36
45
12
0
204
Rate
-
0.6
10.9
21.0
12.5
14.0
11.2
1.7
-
7.7
1994
Cases
0
2
20
36
37
37
50
18
0
200
Rate
-
1.2
10.9
13.5
13.6
14.4
12.4
2.5
-
7.6
*Rate per 100,000 population
Table 14. Early Syphilis Cases by Age Group, Race/Ethnicity, and Gender,
San Diego County, CA, 1993
Age
Group
<10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-54
55-64
65 and
over
Unknown
Age
Total
Race/Ethnicity and Gender
Asian/P.I
F
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
M
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
African
American
F
0
0
6
12
6
7
3
3
0
0
0
0
37
M
0
0
3
15
5
8
12
4
0
0
0
0
47
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Hispanic
F
0
1
6
4
6
5
3
2
2
0
0
0
29
M
0
0
5
14
10
3
5
3
3
1
1
0
45
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Am. or
AK Native
F
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
M
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
White
F
0
0
0
8
2
5
4
1
1
0
0
0
21
M
0
0
0
1
3
8
4
1
3
0
1
0
21
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Unknown
Race/Ethni-
city
F
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
M
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Table 15. Early Syphilis Cases by Age Group, Race/Ethnicity, and Gender,
San Diego County, CA, 1994
Age
Group
<10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-54
55-64
65 and
over
Unknown
Age
1Total
Race/Ethnicity and Gender
Asian/P.I.
F
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
M
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
u
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
African
American
F
0
0
7
6
11
12
6
4
2
0
0
0
48
M
0
0
2
8
12
10
9
10
2
0
1
0
54
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Hispanic
F
0
0
2
5
4
2
2
4
0
0
0
0
19
M
0
0
3
9
6
4
7
2
2
1
0
0
34
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Am. or
AK
Native
F
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
M
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
u
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
White
F
0
0
2
4
2
4
1
0
1
0
0
0
14
M
0
0
0
3
3
4
3
3
8
1
0
0
25
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Unknown
Race/Ethn
i-city
F
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
M
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Table 16. Total Syphilis Cases and Rates* by Gender
San Diego County, CA 1990 -1994
Gender
Males
Females
Unknown
Total
1990
Cases
352
231
0
583
Rate
27.7
18.9
-
23.3
1991
Cases
254
175
0
429
Rate
19.6
14.0
-
16.8
1992
Cases
371
330
0
701
Rate
28.0
25.9
-
26.9
1993
Cases
281
258
0
539
Rate
20.8
19.9
-
20.4
1994
Cases
256
235
0
491
Rate
19.0
18.1
-
18.6
Table 17. Total Syphilis Cases and Rates* by Race/Ethnicity,
San Diego County, CA 1990-1994
Race/
Ethnicity
White
Hispanic
African-Am.
Asian/P.I.
Am./AK Nat.
Other/Unk .
Total
1990
Cases
119
151
298
10
3
2
583
Rate
7.2
26.7
185.8
5.0
15.0
-
23.3
1991
Cases
104
110
205
7
1
2
429
Rate
6.6
22.4
134.1
3.9
6.5
-
16.8
1992
Cases
107
310
231
27
1
25
701
Rate
6.3
58.3
147.9
14.0
6.4
-
26.9
1993
Cases
91
234
171
28
2
13
539
Rate
5.3
43.2
109.5
14.3
12.5
-
20.4
1994
Cases
76
186
178
14
1
36
491
Rate
4.4
34.4
112.1
7.1
6.3
-
18.6
Table 18. Total Syphilis Cases and Rates* by Age Group,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Age Group
Under 10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
45 and Over
Unknown
Total
1990
Cases
0
3
61
144
143
87
104
40
1
583
Rate
-
2.0
35.2
57.2
55.6
35.9
27.4
6.0
-
23.3
1991
Cases
0
0
37
97
102
79
78
36
0
429
Rate
-
-
20.9
37.8
38.9
32.0
20.1
5.3
-
16.8
1992
Cases
1
1
42
152
180
121
146
56
2
701
Rate
0.3
0.6
23.2
58.0
67.2
48.0
36.9
8.0
-
26.9
1993
Cases
0
2
33
116
106
113
112
55
2
539
Rate
-
1.2
18.0
43.5
38.9
44.1
27.8
7.7
-
20.4
1994
Cases
0
2
31
85
107
113
108
44
1
491
Rate
-
1.2
16.9
31.9
39.3
44.1
26.8
6.2
-
18.6
Table 19. Syphilis Cases and Rates* by Stage,
San Diego County, CA, 1992-1994
Stage of
Syphilis
Primary
Secondary
Early Latent
Late Latent
Total
1992
Cases
47
65
155
434
701
Rate
1.8
2.5
6.0
16.7
26.9
1993
Cases
51
55
98
335
539
Rate
1.9
2.1
3.7
12.7
20.4
1994
Cases
37
61
102
291
491
Rate
1.4
2.3
3.9
11.0
18.6
*Rate per 100,000 population
Table 20. Congenital Syphilis Cases and Rates**,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
1990
Cases
48
Rate
97.7
1991
Cases
46
Rate
90.0
1992
Cases
40
Rate
78.9
1993
Cases
36
Rate
74.0
1994
Cases
22
Rate
45.2
Table 21. Congenital Syphilis Cases and Rates** by Race/Ethnicity,
San Diego County CA 1990-1994
Race/
Ethnicity
White
Hispanic
African-Am.
Asian/P.I.
Am./AK Nat.
Other/Unk.
Total
1990
Cases
2
31
14
1
0
0
48
Rate
8.0
176.1
385.8
24.2
-
-
97.7
1991
Cases
2
31
10
2
1
0
46
Rate
8.8
166.9
282.9
46.9
-
-
90.0
1992
Cases
3
25
12
0
0
0
40
Rate
13.3
126.5
328.6
-
-
-
78.9
1993
Cases
3
20
9
2
0
2
36
Rate
14.3
104.3
248.7
44.9
-
-
74.0
1994
Cases
1
10
8
3
0
0
22
Rate
4.8
52.2
221.1
67.4
-
-
45.2
*Rate per 100,000 population
**Rate per 100,000 live births
Table 22. Congenital Syphilis Cases and Rates* by Age of Mother,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Age Group
< 20
20-24
25-29
30-34
35 and over
Unknown
Total
1990
Cases
7
12
20
7
2
0
48
Rate
162.2
91.4
130.6
61.5
36.5
-
97.7
1991
Cases
4
13
19
6
4
0
46
Rate
92.7
99.0
124.1
52.7
72.9
-
90.0
1992
Cases
4
18
8
9
1
0
40
Rate
72.9
131.5
54.8
80.2
17.8
-
78.9
1993
Cases
4
12
12
4
4
0
36
Rate
76.7
92.0
88.8
36.2
69.0
-
74.0
1994
Cases
3
6
4
6
3
0
22
Rate
57.5
46.0
29.6
54.2
51.8
-
45.2
*Rate per 100,000 population
**Rate per 100,000 Live Births
Table 23. Gonorrhea Cases and Rates* by Gender,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Gender
Males
Females
Unknown
Total
1990
Cases
2657
1450
0
4107
Rate
208.7
118.4
-
164.4
1991
Cases
2291
1546
-
3837
Rate
176.5
123.8
-
150.5
1992
Cases
1940
1307
11
3258
Rate
146.3
102.4
-
125.2
1993
Cases
2183
1385
11
3579
Rate
161.9
106.7
-
135.2
1994
Cases
1537
999
120
2656
Rate
114.0
77.0
-
100.3
Table 24. Gonorrhea Cases and Rates* by Race/Ethnicity,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Race/
Ethnicity
White
Hispanic
African-Am.
Asian/P.I.
Am./AK Nat.
Other /Unk.
Total
1990
Cases
759
521
1419
8
62
1338
4107
Rate
46.5
102.0
946.6
4.3
412.0
-
164.4
1991
Cases
610
510
1127
8
55
1527
3837
Rate
36.6
97.9
737.5
4.2
358.4
-
150.7
1992
Cases
506
474
1044
43
11
1180
3258
Rate
30.2
83.9
656.2
21.7
68.2
-
125.4
1993
Cases
539
399
1123
28
12
1478
3579
Rate
31.1
73.7
707.1
14.3
75.3
-
135.2
1994
Cases
405
246
911
35
3
1056
2656
Rate
23.4
45.5
573.6
17.8
18.8
-
100.3
Table 25. Gonorrhea Cases and Rates* by Age Group,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Age Group
Under 10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
45 and Over
Unknown
Total •
1990
Cases
4
23
740
1323
966
557
350
111
33
4107
Rate
1.1
15.1
426.6
525.9
375.9
230.1
92.1
16.5
-
164.4
1991
Cases
18
26
846
1208
792
447
346
154
0
3837
Rate
4.8
16.8
487.4
471.0
302.3
181.1
89.3
22.5
-
150.7
1992
Cases
0
21
664
801
622
411
358
137
243
3258
Rate
-
12.9
360.2
320.5
248.0
169.1
88.4
18.8
-
125.2
1993
Cases
4
138
862
859
584
411
415
93
213
3579
Rate
1.0
85.6
469.0
322.3
214.5
160.2
103.1
13.1
-
135.2
1994
Cases
3
30
603
835
436
245
275
75
154
2656
Rate
0.8
18.6
328.1
313.3
160.1
95.5
68.3
10.5
100.3
*Rate per 100,000 population
Table 26. Gonorrhea Cases by Age Group, Race/Ethnicity, and Gender,
San Diego County, CA, 1993
Age
Group
<10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-54
55-64
65 and
over
Unknown
Age
Total
Race/Ethnicity and Gender
Asian/P.I.
F
0
0
4
0
0
4
4
0
0
0
0
0
12
M
0
4
0
0
8
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
16
u
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
African
American
F
0
11
81
92
60
28
18
0
0
0
0
0
290
M
0
39
160
207
138
117
107
46
4
7
0
8
833
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Hispanic
F
0
7
36
25
29
22
7
0
7
0
0
4
137
M
0
18
64
68
50
25
22
0
8
0
0
7
262
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Am. or
AK Native
F
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
4
M
0
0
4
0
0
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
8
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
White
F
0
4
46
61
25
61
22
0
0
4
0
0
223
M
0
29
64
64
53
25
22
25
15
4
4
11
316
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Unknown
Race /Ethni-
city
F
0
4
224
217
100
36
29
15
7
4
4
79
719
M
4
22
179
125
121
89
57
33
11
14
0
93
748
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
11
11
Table 27. Gonorrhea Cases by Age Group, Race/Ethnicity, and Gender,
San Diego County, CA, 1994
Age
Group
<10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-54
55-64
65 and
over
Unknown
Age
Total
Race/Ethnicity and Gender
Asian/P.I.
F
0
1
4
3
5
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
15
M
0
0
0
7
2
3
1
3
0
0
0
0
16
U
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
African
American
F
1
12
82
6?'
30
17
8
3
2
0
0
0
222
M
0
0
121
265
116
66
46
18
17
7
1
4
661
U
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
Hispanic
F
0
3
28
27
16
6
2
2
0
0
1
0
85
M
0
0
25
54
38
16
13
3
5
1
0
0
155
U
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
Am. or
AK Native
F
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
M
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
White
F
0
1
32
42
25
20
3
2
3
0
1
1
130
M
0
0
19
82
45
41
30
26
6
0
1
1
251
U
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
Unknown
Race/Ethni-
city
F
2
10
183
136
68
32
26
10
5
0
2
17
491
M
0
1
75
122
81
44
48
29
15
7
1
30
453
U
0
0
1
4
0
2
2
1
0
1
0
108
119
Table 28. Chlamydia Cases and Rates* by Gender,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Gender
Males
Females
Unknown
Total
1990
Cases
682
3665
0
4347
Rate
53.6
299.2
-
174.0
1991
Cases
1194
6356
0
7550
Rate
92.0
508.9
-
296.5
1992
Cases
1093
6383
11
7487
Rate
81.9
496.5
-
285.8
1993
Cases
1154
6488
78
7720
Rate
85.6
499.8
-
291.7
1994
Cases
1206
5093
114
6413
Rate
89.4
392.4
-
242.3
Table 29. Chlamydia Cases and Rates* by Race/Ethnicity,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Race/
Ethni-
city
White
Hispanic
African-
Am.
Asian/
P.I.
Am./
AK Nat.
Other/
Unk.
Total
1990
Case
s
467
225
159
2
48
3446
4347
Rate
28.6
44.1
106.1
1.1
318.9
-
174.0
1991
Cases
474
321
205
1
61
6488
7550
Rate
28.5
61.6
134.1
0.5
397.5
_
296.5
1992
Cases
541
627
184
108
11
6016
7487
Rate
32.3
111.0
115.7
56.0
68.2
-
285.8
1993
Cases
678
466
409
108
0
6059
7720
Rate
39.2
86.1
257.5
55.1
-
-
291.7
1994
Cases
664
577
562
130
9
4471
6413
Rate
38.4
106.6
353.8
66.3
56.4
-
242.3
Table 30. Chlamydia Cases and Rates* by Age Group,
San Diego County, CA 1990-1994
Age Group
Under 10
10-14
15-19**
20-24**
25-29
30-34
35-44
45 and
Over
Unknown
Total
1990
Cases
8
60
1175
1543
835
379
320
83
4
4347
Rate
2.2
39.4
642. 8
613.6
324.9
156.7
84.2
12.4
-
174.0
1991
Cases
31
116
2150
2708
1221
596
550
178
0
7550
Rate
8.2
74.8
1215.7
1055.8
466.0
241.5
142.0
26.0
-
296.5
1992
Case
s
11
119
2261
2608
1125
660
335
65
304
7487
Rate
52.6
72.9
1226.6
1043.3
448.5
271.5
82.7
8.9
-
285.8
1993
Cases
20
107
2249
2661
1075
631
492
138
347
7720
Rate
5.1
66.4
1223.7
998.3
394.8
246.0
122.2
19.4
-
291.7
1994
Case
s
30
93
1700
2313
954
569
458
114
182
6413
Rate
7.7
57.7
925.0
867.7
350.3
221.8
113.8
16.02
-
242.3
* Rate per 100,000 population
"Estimated in 1990-1991 using the 1992-1994 proportion applied to 10-19 year age group
total
Table 31. Chlamydia Cases by Age Group, Race/Ethnicity, and Gender,
San Diego County, CA, 1993
Age
Group
<10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-54
55-64
65 and
over
Unknown
Age
Total
Race/Ethnicity and Gender
Asian/P.I.
F
0
3
33
33
10
3
10
3
0
0
0
0
95
M
0
0
10
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
13
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
African
American
F
0
0
106
104
40
3
10
3
3
0
0
0
269
M
0
0
20
77
27
10
0
0
3
0
0
3
140
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Hispanic
F
3
10
130
114
19
13
20
7
7
0
10
333
M
0
0
14
70
33
13
0
0
3
0
0
0
133
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Am. or
AK Native
P
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
M
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
White
F
0
7
124
185
71
46
10
0
10
0
0
0
453
M
0
0
37
104
30
34
7
7
3
3
0
0
225
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Unknown
Race /Ethni-
city
F
10
84
1655
1768
739
439
231
101
67
6
0
238
5338
M
7
3
117
197
103
70
60
26
23
7
0
30
643
U
0
0
3
6
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
66
78
Table 32. Chlamydia Cases by Age Group, Race/Ethnicity, and Gender,
San Diego County, CA, 1993
Age
Group
<10
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-39
40-44
45-54
55-64
65 and
over
Unknown
Age
Total
Race/Ethnicity and Gender
Asian/P.I.
F
0
1
22
37
16
15
10
3
0
0
0
1
105
M
0
0
2
8
4
5
1
1
1
0
0
0
22
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
African
American
F
1
7
128
114
33
19
4
4
3
0
0
2
315
M
2
0
34
94
29
24
9
5
3
0
0
1
201
U
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
Hispanic
F
4
9
120
153
73
29
15
7
3
1
0
2
416
M
2
0
18
60
29
11
5
3
3
0
0
1
132
U
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
Am. or
AK Native
F
0
0
0
7
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
M
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
U
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
White
F
1
2
101
186
63
35
19
8
5
0
2
2
424
M
1
0
12
113
33
19
15
9
7
2
2
3
216
U
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
Unknown
Race/Ethni-
city
F
13
69
1118
1275
547
321
179
78
51
6
6
105
3768
M
4
1
94
211
103
68
44
24
14
4
3
16
586
U
1
0
15
17
8
12
4
6
0
0
0
47
110
Table 33. Other Sexually Transmitted Disease Cases and Rates*,
San Diego County, CA, 1990-1994
Disease
Chancroid
Granuloma
Inguinale
Lymphogranu
loma venereum
Non-gonococcal
urethritis**
Pelvic
Inf lam-matory
Disease***
1990
Case
s
9
0
3
84
134
Rate
0.4
-
0.1
6.6
10.9
1991
Cases
10
0
2
153
146
Rate
0.4
_
0.1
11.8
11.7
1992
Cases
3
0
1
392
184
Rate
0.1
-
0.01
29.6
14.4
1993
Cases
3
0
2
1425
211
Rate
0.1
-
0.1
105.7
16.3
1994
Cases
5
0
3
1330
344
Rate
0.2
_
0.1
98.6
26.5
*Rate per 100,000 population
**Rate per 100,000 male population
***Rate per 100,000 female population
Figure S1. Primary and Secondary Syphilis
Cases by year, San Diego County, 1990-1994
1994
Figure S2. Primary and Secondary Syphilis
Rates by year, San Diego County, 1990-1994
Rate per 100,000 population
Year 2000 objective
1990 1994
Figure S3. Primary and Secondary Syphilis
Rates by gender, San Diego County, 1990-1994
20
Rate per 100,000 population
15
10
0
1990
Year 2000 objective
1991 1992
Year
1993 1994
Figure S4. Primary and Secondary Syphilis
Rates by rac/ethnicity, San Diego County, 1990-1994
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
Rate per 100,000 population
—Year 2000 objective
—African Americans
—White
— Hispanic
-^Asian/Pacific Islander
— Native American
1990 1994
Figure S5. Primary and Secondary Syphilis,
Rates by age and gender, San Diego County, 1993
Age group
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
44 and over
total
• MALES
QFEMALES
12 10 8 6 4 2 0
Rate per 100,000 population
8 10
Figure S6. Primary and Secondary Syphilis,
Rates by age and gender, San Diego County, 1994
Age group
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
44 and over
Total
• Males
CUFemales
12 10 8 6 4 2 0
Rate per 100,000 population
6 8 10 12
10
8
6
Figure S7. Early Latent Syphilis
Rates by year, San Diego County, 1990-1994
Rate per 100,000 population
0
1990 1991 1992
Year
1993 1994
Figure S8. Early Latent Syphilis
Rates by gender, San Diego County, 1990-1994
12
10
8
6
Rate per 100,000 population
0
1990 1991 1992
Year
1993 1994
Figure S9. Early Latent Syphilis
Rates by race/ethnicity, San Diego County, 1990-1994
100
80
60
40
20
0
Rate per 100,000 population
1990
—African American
-White
— Hispanic
-^Asian/P.I.
— Nat. Americans
1994
Figure S10. Early Latent Syphilis
Rates by age and gender, San Diego County, 1993
Age group
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
44 and over
Total
• Males
CUFemales
14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14
Rate per 100,000 population
Figure S11. Early Latent Syphilis
Rates by age and gender, San Diego County, 1994
Age group
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
44 and over
Total
• Males
nFemales
14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14
Rate per 100,000 population
Figure S12. Total Early Syphilis
Rates by year, San Diego County, 1990-1994
25
20
15
10
Rate per 100,000 population
0
1990 1991 1992
Year
1993 1994
30
25
20
15
10
Figure S13. Total Early Syphilis
Rates by gender, San Diego County, 1990-1994
Rate per 100,000 population
0
1990 1991 1992
Year
1993 1994
250
200
150
100
50
0
Figure S14. Total Early Syphilis
Rates by race/ethnicity, San Diego County, 1990-1994
Rate per 100,000 population
1990
•African American
White
— Hispanic
^Asian/P.I.
— Nat. Am./AK
1994
Figure S15. Total Early Syphilis
Rates by age and gender, San Diego County, 1993
Age group
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
44 and over
Total
• Males
OFemales
25 20 15 10 5 0
Rate per 100,000 population
10 15 20 25
Figure S16. Total Early Syphilis
Rates by age and gender, San Diego County, 1994
Age group
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
44 and over
Total
•Males
CUFemales
25 20 15 10 5 0
Rate per 100,000 population
10 15 20 25
Figure S17. Total Syphilis
Rates by year, San Diego County, 1990-1994
30
25
20
15
10
Rate per 100,000 population
0
1990 1991 1992
Year
1993 1994
Figure S18. Total Syphilis
Rates by gender, San Diego County, 1990-1994
30
25
20
15
10
Rate per 100,000 population
Females
0
1990 1991 1992
Year
1993 1994
Figure S19. Total Syphilis
Rates by race/ethnicity, San Diego County, 1990-1994
200 Rate per 100,000 population
150
100
50
0
1990 1991 1992
Year
1993
—African American
-White
—Hispanic
-*-Asian/P.I.
— Nat.Am./AK
1994
Figure CS1. Congenital Syphilis
Cases by year, San Diego County, 1990-1994
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
Cases
36
1990 1991 1992
Year
1993 1994
100
80
60
40
20
Figure CS2. Congenital Syphilis
Rates by year, San Diego County, 1990-1994
Rate per 100,000 population
Year 2000 objective
0
1990 1991 1992
Year
1993 1994
Figure CSS. Congenital Syphilis
Rates by race/ethnicity, San Diego County, 1990-1994
400
Rate per 100,000 population
300
200
100
African American
Hispanic
Year 2000 objective Asian/P.
0
1990 1991 1992
Year
1993 1994
Figure CS4. Congenital Syphilis
Rates by age of Mother, San Diego County, 1993
100
80
60
40
20
0
Rate per 100,000 Live Births
92.0 88.8
Under 20 20-24 25-29 30-34
Age of Mother
35 and Over
Figure CSS. Congenital Syphilis
Rates by age of Mother, San Diego County, 1994
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
Rate per 100,000 Live Births
Under 20
54.2
20-24 25-29 30-34
Age of Mother
51.8
35 and Over
Figure G1. Gonorrhea
Cases by year, Safn Diego County, 1990-1994
5000
4000
3000
2000
1000
0
Cases
3579
1990 1991 1992
Year
1993 1994
Figure G2. Gonorrhea
Rates by year, San Diego County, 1990-1994
250
200
150
100
50
Rate per 100,000 population
Year 2000 objective
0
1990 1991 1992
Year
1993 1994
Figure G3. Gonorrhea
Rates by gender, San Diego County, 1990-1994
250
200
150
100
50
Rate per 100,000 population
Year 2000 objective
Males
0
1990 1991 1992
Year
1993 1994
Figure G4. Gonorrhea
Rates by race/ethnicity, San Diego County, 1990-1994
1000
800
600
400
200
Rate per 100,000 population
Native Americans
Hispanics
0
1990 1991 1992
Year
African Americans
Year 2000 objective
1993 1994
Figure G5. Gonorrhea
Rates by age and gender, San Diego County, 1993
Age group
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
44 and over
Total
• Males
LUFemales
500 400 300 200 100 0 100 200 300 400 500
Rate per 100,000 population
Figure G6. Gonorrhea
Rates by age and gender, San Diego County, 1994
Age group
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
45 and over
Total
•Males
OFemales
500 400 300 200 100 0 100 200 300 400 500
Rate per 100,000 population
Figure C1. Chlamydia
Cases by year, San Diego County, 1990-1994
Cases
7720
1994
Figure C2. Chlamydia
Rates by year, San Diego County, 1990-1994
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
Rate per 100,000 population
0
1990 1991 1992
Year
1993 1994
Figure C3. Chlamydia
Rates by gender, San Diego County, 1990-1994
600
500
400
300
200
Rate per 100,000 population
100
Females
Males
0
1990 1991 1992
Year
1993 1994
•*' *,
Figure C4. Chlamydia
Rates by race/ethnicity, San Diego County, 1990-1994
500
400
300
200
100
Rate per 100,000 population
ative Americans
rican Americans
0
1990 1991 1992
Year
1993 1994
Figure C5. Chlamydia
Rates by age and gender, San Diego County, 1993
Age group
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
44 and over
Total
• Males
CUFemales
3000 2000 1000 0
Rate per 100,000 population
1000 2000 3000
Figure C6. Chlamydia
Rates by age and gender, San Diego County, 1994
Age group
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-34
35-44
44 and over
Total
• Males
CUFemales
3000 2000 1000 0
Rate per 100,000 population
1000 2000 3000