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Punter of the week: Public sex on private property
Another punter of the week!
Shocked staff at a Leeds office photographed this man leaving their premises after having sex outside with a prostituted woman on 17th Dec 2018. If he works for you it might be worth keeping him in at lunchtime!
Private property in or near the managed approach should never be used for sex acts. The MA operates only between 8pm and 6am. For obvious reasons it does not operate during office hours! Please take prostituted women to your own home.
Your punter of the week prize can be collected from the customer services desk at Elland Road Police Station.
Our “Desperate Dan” goes forward as a candidate for the “Punter of the Year” competition. Who will win? The people will vote and the winner will be announced at a star studded ceremony in Leeds Town Hall next January!
International day to end violence against sex workers
#Violence and organised crime are inextricably linked to #streetprostitution! 9 out of 10 prostituted women are unhappy and want to leave that life! Many prostituted women are victims of childhood trauma, child grooming, drug addiction, coercion & exploitation and trafficking. The only way to save the women trapped and save them from violence is to offer #rehabilitation and #enddemand #internationaldaytoendviolenceagainstsexworkers #drugaddiction #lovethyneighbour
Punter of the week – FT11 SWO – silver VW Golf
What kind of man pays for sex acts outside a child’s bedroom window at 9.15pm? This one!
This week’s lucky, lucky winner of “Punter of the Week” is silver VW driver FT11 SWO. He was caught by a local resident having a blow job in his car with a prostituted woman.
Our resident says “They were very relaxed as saw me walk past and didn’t stop. He had seat back so was in shadow but she had a pale fleece hood on her jacket.”
This was in a residential street where families live, opposite a child’s bedroom window. Not any kind of discreet location or in the managed zone. Please share to raise awareness that public acts of indecency are not permitted at any time. Take women to your own homes, don’t park outside ours!
Your punter of the week prize can be collected from the customer services desk at Elland Road Police Station.
Our blow-job-eee goes forward as a candidate for the “Punter of the Year” competition. Who will win? The people will vote and the winner will be announced at a star studded ceremony in Leeds Town Hall next January!
Leeds City Council to debate the “Managed approach” & vote for the first time
Over the last year Save Our Eyes has been working with various groups locally and across the UK to draw attention to the realities of the Managed Approach for Prostitution. We have exposed the impact it has on residents and businesses in the area, as well as raising our concerns about the way vulnerable women are being exploited on the streets of Leeds.
We have received assistance from the Conservative group of councillors on Leeds City Council and we are delighted to announce that they have now tabled a White Paper to prompt a debate and vote at Leeds Civic Hall. Most Leeds councillors are expected to attend this debate on 14th November 2018. A debate is something we have called for repeatedly because the managed zone was placed into Holbeck without a full debate of our city councillors. We are very grateful to Councillor Amanda Carter and others who have been able to make it happen.
The motion calls for Leeds City Council to immediately make the MA work as it was intended or suspend the project completely. We believe that the MA does not benefit the prostituted women it was designed to help, the residents or the businesses. At the moment all sides are suffering. This summer there have been another three attempted murders of prostituted women as well as the abduction and rape of a local teacher who was apparently mistaken for a prostitute by kerb crawlers.
We want to see a Leeds where modern slavery is tackled by helping victims who are trapped escape, not be “worked” more “safely.” We want to see our communities freed from the kerb crawlers who persistently follow female residents and even ask children for sex in the streets.
We want the streets cleared of the pimps and drug dealers who threaten and intimidate residents. The time has come to build a better Leeds, a fairer Leeds. We call on all Councillors to oppose the Managed Approach – or be willing to move to Holbeck and live amongst the filth, fear and chaos. According to LCC’s own figures, over 9000 used, discarded condoms have been collected from the streets and parks of Holbeck & Beeston Hill so far in 2018. That’s around 1000 a month and gives an insight into why the residents and businesses here are so outraged that their views and safety have not been taken into account.
We intend to hold a peaceful vigil at Millennium Square outside Leeds Civic Hall from 4pm on 14th November 2018. We call on all Leeds residents to stand in solidarity with the residents of Holbeck & Beeston Hill. The Facebook event is here
“If all European countries would see prostitution for what it really is, that it is part of men’s violence against women and a form of modern slavery, we would have a much better chance of fighting this crime.”
Simon Häggström, Swedish Detective Inspector, Prostitution Unit
Simon Häggström, Swedish Detective Inspector, Prostitution Unit
Our Mission:
Save Our Eyes campaigns for the rights of all Leeds residents whose lives are blighted by the “managed approach to prostitution” which is currently located in the Holbeck area and spreading to other parts of the city.
We aim to become a community where residents are not subjected to daily harassment from kerb crawlers, prostituted women, danger from discarded condoms, needles and sex industry litter.
We aim to see prostituted women freed from the grips of a drug addiction that was created to enslave them. We recognise that the women who are prostituted would rather lead different lives and we support their wishes to exit the sex industry.
Both sides in this dispute want the same outcome: a peaceful life free from prostitution and abuse.
A “dirty man” asked me for sex at the bus stop. I’m 13.
Holbeck is one of the few places in the UK where men roam residential streets looking for sex 24 hours a day. The “managed approach for prostitution” nearby has made them feel like they have the right to ask any woman and even children if sex is available for sale. Katie is not the youngest of our residents to experience this…
“Hello! My name is Katie and I’m 13 years old. Me and my mum are so angry about what’s happening in Holbeck that we’ve agreed our story can be published by Save Our Eyes.
Last Saturday morning, we were at the bus stop on Domestic Street near Kasa. It’s a residential area away from the “managed approach.” There’s a lot of prostitutes and dirty men who are looking for the prostitutes around there in the streets all the time.
A man came up to us and said “Are you working?” My mum was confused and asked what he meant. He replied “Not you! I mean her. Is she working?” and pointed at me. My mum realised what he meant. She shouted at him “She’s only 13, she’s a child!” but he wasn’t even bothered. He carried on, “It doesn’t matter about her age. She looks like one (meaning a prostitute) she doesn’t look like a child. It’s acceptable in Holbeck to ask.”
My mum was furious and I can’t even tell you what she shouted at him next.
As teenagers me and my friends often have encounters with prostitutes and dirty men while we are walking to and from school. Sometimes we see them having sex or shooting up drugs in the streets. I once saw a man having a blow job in the church yard on my way to school. Sometimes residents get into arguments with prostitutes in the street, that can be quite frightening.
The walk to school became an experience to avoid. It should only take me 15 min to walk there, but I can’t go the direct route as there are too many prostitutes and dirty men hanging about near the bridge. So I have to walk to school the long way which takes me 25 minutes. I set off for school at 7.15am. The “managed zone” hours are from 8pm to 7am but the Police don’t check that the prostitutes and men have gone. To be fair, they never actually go home!”
Katie’s mum, Helen, is still outraged by what has happened.
“I’ve lived in Holbeck since I was 15. It used to be a lovely place, now we can’t go into the streets without being stopped by perverts looking for sex. I’ve been stopped myself several times but Saturday was the first time I’d seen a man go after my daughter.
There have been times when young children pick up the used condoms left on the pavement. They think they are balloons because many of them are pretty colours.
I’ve complained to the Police several times in the past about sex acts I have witnessed or times I have been intimidated. The “managed approach” has made the punters and prostitutes much bolder than they were before. Their attitudes towards the local residents can be shocking. As Katie described, the man who wanted to buy her on Saturday argued with me. He felt he had a right to ask any woman in the area for sex. He was not even in the zone. The sex industry are trying to claim the whole of Holbeck, not just the small area they have been allocated for the zone.
Now the winter is coming, I’ll go out to meet Katie after school to walk her home. It’s not safe for women to walk the streets after dark here. Not far from here, a 12 year old girl saw a woman being raped on her way home from school a few weeks ago. All parents here are concerned about their kids safety.”
Our Mission:
Save Our Eyes campaigns for the rights of all Leeds residents whose lives are blighted by the “managed approach to prostitution” which is currently located in the Holbeck area and spreading to other parts of the city.
We aim to become a community where residents are not subjected to daily harassment from kerb crawlers, prostituted women, danger from discarded condoms, needles and sex industry litter.
We aim to see prostituted women freed from the grips of a drug addiction that was created to enslave them. We recognise that the women who are prostituted would rather lead different lives and we support their wishes to exit the sex industry.
Both sides in this dispute want the same outcome: a peaceful life free from prostitution and abuse.
* Names have been changed but all other details are as told to Save Our Eyes on 22nd October 2018
Punter of the week – MF08 ZVN – Silver Audi
Well, well, well… what have we here? This week’s happy punter is Mr Silver Audi driver, registration number MF08 ZVN. He brought a whole new meaning to “paradise by the dashboard light” when he had sex on the back seat of his car with a local prostituted woman. Sir, your prize can be collected from the customer services desk at Elland Road Police Station.
Our resident tells her story….
“This morning my husband was getting his van ready for work and saw the Audi pull up and park. He checked again after a couple of minutes and realised it was still there and very steamy. He walked out and checked the car and saw them having sex in the back. He shouted at them to get off a residential street! The girl got out of the back and walked away and the guy got out and got back in the front.”
He goes forward as a candidate for our “Punter of the Year” competition. Who will win? The people will vote and the winner will be announced at a star studded ceremony in Leeds Town Hall next January.
Punter of the week MX53 FJJ
This week’s punter is a genuine “white van man.” Driving an Iveco van registration number MX53 FJJ
Over to one of our long suffering Beeston residents who says
“11 o clock on a Sunday morning and we are subjected to these people rocking and moaning on the dirt track at Beggars hill by the childrens play area. I object to spending my day banging on car/ van doors to move them on to be told by her “me again!”
I’ve reported to the police and emailed them the photos.”
He goes forward as a candidate for our “Punter of the Year” competition. Who will win? The people will vote and the winner will be announced at a star studded ceremony in Leeds Town Hall next January.
24 hours in Holbeck: A day in the strife of local residents
We are regularly faced with pro-prostitution campaigners who believe that the zone must be working and the residents are just unreasonable.
So on Friday 7th September 2018 we compiled a few notes from just 24 hours in Holbeck.
Midnight: Resident report into a local Facebook group. SOE admin contacted the resident to get more details.
Calum and his friend Dave finished work late at a club in the city centre and were walking home near the managed zone around midnight when they heard a woman’s voice calling for help…
“We took a detour to a street in the direction where the calls were coming from. We saw a man trying to strangle a woman. He released her as soon as we approached and she ran towards us. The arguments continued. She’s a sex worker and he’s the punter. The fight was about condoms. He wanted her to have sex without a condom and was offering her extra money but she refused. She had said she would only do it if he wore a condom and he became angry then tried to strangle her. We told him off and threatened to call the Police. He skulked back to his car. Dave was stood with the woman on the pavement reassuring her, he said we’d walk her home. I was watching them. The punter started the car engine and drove at them, mounting the pavement. He hit Dave and Dave flew across the bonnet of the car then fell off onto the road. He missed the woman. After that the punter drove at me and tried to run me down but I dodged him. He drove off and we called the Police.”
Save Our Eyes issued this appeal for info
“Members we need your help to identify a punters car seen in the zone last night. The punter ran over a local resident who went to help a prostituted woman who was being attacked near Dunelm.
The witness believes the reg starts with YF11. It’s a Ford Fiesta 5 door, black, new shape.
Punter is described as approx 5ft 6in, stocky, black hair & black goatee beard.”
12.30am resident report to Save Our Eyes
Resident posts video from her CCTV camera showing prostitute & punter coming out of children’s play area and driving off in punters car.
3am Beeston resident report to Save Our Eyes
“Two prostitutes soliciting outside my house on Malvern Road.” (Malvern Road is in Beeston and is some way from the zone.)
11am Holbeck resident report to Save Our Eyes
photo of used condom left on pavement outside her house at Gaitskell Walk. (This street is outside the managed zone.)
1pm Holbeck specialist cleansing team report that they have attended in response to the report below (made yesterday) and collected a large amount of used condoms, needles and drug litter.
SOE committee member: “The guys from Sweet St Car Park by Halfords just called us to say they’re having increased sex and drug waste strewn across their land and by public footpaths. I just called in to see and there’s unsheathed needles everywhere across the grassland and many areas being used by prostitutes and drug addicts! Holbeck Lcc Cleansing is it you guys for this job, it’s a lot to contend with or should I call council separately?? Awful! X”
4pm Holbeck resident report to Save Our Eyes
My 12 year old daughter walking home from school rang me to tell me she’s just seen a lady being raped! 2 men had pinned her up against the wall between Holbeck cemetery and Beggars Hill Park and one was pulling off her knickers as she screamed. My daughter ran home and I’ve called 999. She is very upset and vague on description but one male had a white t shirt and the other black tracksuit bottoms. The lady had quite long brown hair and a patterned top.
Her dad says, “A couple of hours later I was checking to see if she’s OK and she said “nah I’m fine.” I said “It must have been quite an upsetting thing?” and she replied “but it happens round here all the time.” My 12 year old thinks this is normal.”
Her mum is very angry. “Do you know how horrible it is to have your 12 year old daughter ring you panicking because of seeing this! This area used to be nice – it was somewhere I was proud to live. Now it’s been destroyed!”
Police attended the girls home and interviewed her with her parents. The location of this incident was outside the zone in a residential area near a childrens playground.
5pm Holbeck resident report to Save Our Eyes
Prostitute on Bridge Road near arches. Reported to Police.
6pm Holbeck resident report to Save Our Eyes for LCC Cleansing team
Used discarded condom left outside her house, photo attached
9.00pm Holbeck resident report to Save Our Eyes
“Just phoned the Police to report 2 prostitutes behind Sewells and the response I got from PCSO was that he was on his dinner and would go when he is finished.”
9.45pm Holbeck resident report to Save Our Eyes
“Prostitute on St Matthews street. Hair tied up. Long cardigan, 3 Quarter length trousers. Reported to Police”
(St Matthews Street is not in the zone, it is a residential area)
10pm Holbeck resident report to Save Our Eyes
“Think they’re at it again near my house. Man and woman got out of a yellow transit van, reg no. FG03 NNY. Went round and got in sliding doors at the side. Been in there together 10 minutes now.”
Our Mission:
Save Our Eyes campaigns for the rights of all Leeds residents whose lives are blighted by the “managed approach to prostitution” which is currently located in the Holbeck area and spreading to other parts of the city.
We aim to become a community where residents are not subjected to daily harassment from kerb crawlers, prostituted women, danger from discarded condoms, needles and sex industry litter.
We aim to see prostituted women freed from the grips of a drug addiction that was created to enslave them. We recognise that the women who are prostituted would rather lead different lives and we support their wishes to exit the sex industry.
Both sides in this dispute want the same outcome: a peaceful life free from prostitution and abuse.
A short interview with a woman prostituted on the streets of Holbeck
This short and emotional interview was given to a resident in the street late in 2017. It was originally on video and has been transcribed to protect “Carol’s” identity.
We understand that in the months after the recording was made she managed to turn her life around. We haven’t seen “Carol” for months and hope she continues to recover. Over the last couple of weeks we have noticed (on Twitter) that pro-managed approach campaigners try to silence some of the women who have suffered in street prostitution. We have seen campaigners claiming that street prostitution is a proper job and that women choose to do it. From the conversations we have had with current and former women who work the streets of Holbeck we believe that none of them chose this “job” and none of them actually want to do it.
That’s why we have decided to publish Carol’s words – they come straight from the heart.
Do you know my pimp? Do you know how many times I get battered at night?
Do you know how many times we get raped & battered every night?
I’ve been pimped out all my life. I’ve been raped all my xxxxing life.
I’m getting raped every day to do this shit (we think she means the drugs)
You think we don’t get raped every day? You think we don’t get beaten like xxxxing sluts?