- 4 - outcall), along with the price, the model's name, and comments. The comments consisted of the customer's first name and occupation, although this information was based on conversations with the customers and was not verified. Additionally, the amount of tip a model received was recorded next to her name with a circle around the amount. The original log sheets were written in different color inks, with different penmanship, and the times of the sessions varied throughout the day. The models received the cash fee for the session prior to the start of the session. Stardust did not take checks or credit cards. The cash was placed inside of a book in the office and was later removed by petitioner. Sometimes the models would be paid their percentage with the money in the book right after a session ended. Petitioner was not at Stardust during all of its hours of operation. He was concerned about the models' performing sessions without his knowledge and keeping the fees. To prevent a loss of fees, petitioner installed video cameras in strategic locations at Stardust. He told the models that the cameras recorded every customer that came into Stardust and that he reviewed the videotapes. In actuality, the video cameras worked as surveillance cameras but were not connected to a recording device. Petitioner was also concerned about privacy. He instructed the models not to talk to anyone outside the business about thePage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Next
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