Name that party--more rental sex

Detroit News:

The co-founder and former CEO of the liberal-progressive Democracy Radio and husband of U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow was caught in February by a Troy police sting aimed at catching prostitutes, according to a police report.

Thomas L. Athans was stopped Feb. 26 by undercover officers investigating a possible prostitution ring in a room at the Residence Inn near Big Beaver and Interstate 75. Athans paid a 20-year-old prostitute $150 for sex in a Troy hotel but was not arrested, according to police reports obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request by The Detroit News. The police report said officers observed Athans enter a room under surveillance and leave 15 minutes later. Detectives followed and stopped Athans' silver 2002 Cadillac DeVille on Interstate 75 near Square Lake Road.

Athans told police he stopped at the hotel to see a female friend he met online. After calling her on his cell phone, he was given a room number and met the woman at the door. Once inside he placed $150 on a counter top. The woman collected the money and performed oral sex on him, Athans told police.

Officers entered the room and found sex toys, condoms, $431 in cash and a laptop computer. They arrested the woman, identified as Alycia Lorraine Martin, and charged her with prostitution. She was released on a $100 bond and has been ordered to appear in Troy District Court for a pre-trial hearing April 22.

Calls to Athans, 46, and Stabenow seeking comment were not returned. Stabenow issued the following statement today:

"This is very disturbing and serious. Obviously it's a deeply difficult and personal matter."

...

Troy's police spotted an advertisement online at backpage.com, which read "a young blond hottie here for your total enjoyment" in Troy under the name "Kasey." The posting had rates for 15 minutes ($100) and by the half hour ($160) and hour ($225).

"Those are all red flags for prostitution," Scherlinck said.

...

Red Flags? No kidding.

I am not sure what Alycia Lorraine Martin political affiliation is and the story does not say what that of Athans and Stabenow is, which means it is a safe bet they are Democrats. His rental sex appears to be a bargain compared to New York's former governor.

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