Emma
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Maya
(23)
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Biography
Gender:
Female
Age:
23
Ethnicity:
Black
Nationality:
DEFAULT
Hair color:
Blond
Hair Length:
Long
Eye color:
Brown
Height:
185 cm
Weight:
63 kg
Sexual Orientation:
Heterosexual
Services Offered For:
Men
2+
2+
Dress size:
XS
Shoe size:
40
Cup size:
C
Breast:
Silicone
Pubic hair:
Shaved mostly
Tattoo:
No
Piercings:
Yes
Smoking:
Occasionally
Drinking:
Occasionally
Languages:
English
Portuguese
Chinese
Portuguese
Chinese
Available for:
Incall:
Hotel room - 4
Outcall: Hotel visits only
Outcall: Hotel visits only
Services
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Calgary police issue warrant after man used online dating site to threaten women
Publish on May 26, By Paul Northcott. Report scammers, prevent fraud. Millions of people turn to online dating apps or social-networking websites to meet someone. But, instead of finding companionship or love, some end up becoming victims of romance scammers who leave a trail of broken hearts and empty bank accounts. A romance scam is when a person creates a false identity and pretends to have romantic feelings for a victim to gain their trust and affection for the purpose of obtaining their money.
Emergency: 9 1 1. It is estimated that by the year , more than , people over the age of 65 will reside in Halton, the majority of whom will be living on their own or with family. Property crimes make up nine out of 10 of crimes against older adults. Victims of property crime suffer financial losses and may feel violated.
Raymond Coles has been charged in a recent Toronto police fraud investigation. A man is facing charges for allegedly impersonating a police officer and defrauding a woman, Toronto police say. In January , a year-old woman was contacted by a man through a dating website, reportedly identifying himself as a police officer. Anyone with information is asked to contact police at , or Crime Stoppers anonymously at or online at tips.
Durham police warn dating app users after suspect allegedly pretended to be an officer
By Todd Kaufman and Toula Mazloum. Calgary police have issued warrants for a man believed to be responsible for threatening women he met through online dating sites. Three women have come forward since early May reporting they had received messages threatening violence from a man they met on a dating site, according to Calgary police. The first woman reported that she recently met and interacted with a man online. When she did not respond to one of his messages after a few hours, the man sent her a text message wishing her physical harm.
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