Never thought I'd see Prostitutes fight back as the main front-page headline on the Enterprise or any other non- Herald local paper. Parents of young children are going to have to do some 'splaining to their kids about this one, or else just hide the morning paper.

"These individuals have one common trait," Reddington said. "They're all prostitutes."

In response, Plymouth District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz said that Pearson has preyed on "vulnerable people" who "have rights too."

Defense Attorney Reddington doesn't want anybody, especially the jury which will be impaneled, to believe three prostitutes (who probably would have had sex with him anyway - even if he didn't pull a gun, pretend to be a cop, and force them to have sex with him.) Of course, there's a difference between the two crimes; one is a crime that he will be prosecuted for, and the other is one that they would be.

DA Cruz says prostitutes cannot be raped without legal consequences. I hope the suspect gets charged with impersonating an officer and and assault with a deadly weapon (no not his penis, his gun).