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By Paul Takahashi (contact) 
Friday, June 3, 2011 | 2:41 p.m.
Douglas Irvin
Strip safety
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KSNV coverage of crime reported on the Las Vegas Strip, June 3, 2011.
Metro Police arrested a 32-year-old Las Vegas man Thursday for allegedly impersonating a police officer to coerce a woman into having sex with him.
According to an arrest report, Douglas Brian Irvin Jr. responded to an online advertisement for a $180 sensual body rub. A masseuse with the stage name “Isabella” said she agreed to meet with “Mark,” later identified as Irvin, on May 15 at a room at the Hooters hotel-casino, police said.
Once in the room, Isabella said Irvin began to sexually assault her, according to the report.
As Isabella told Irvin to stop, he offered her $10,000 to have sex with him, according to the report. Isabella said she agreed, but said she wanted the money up front and told Irvin he would have to wear a condom, according to the report.
Irvin told Isabella he didn’t have condoms and he would have to go downstairs to buy them, the report said. Irvin then allegedly displayed a laminated identification card with the word “police” on it.
He told Isabella he was a vice detective and that “she was in lots of trouble,” the report said, adding that she could either have sex with him or go to jail.
Isabella said she thought Irvin was a police officer and that his demeanor was “very cop like,” the report said. Isabella told police she was afraid of being arrested so she agreed to have sex with Irvin.
During the sexual encounter, Irvin allegedly took a photo of her, the report said. Afterward, he left the room and told Isabella “he had people watching the room,” police said.
Irvin and Isabella exchanged text messages over the next couple of days, the report said. Isabella was upset about not “getting her money” and about Irvin “pretending to be a vice cop,” police wrote in the report.
Authorities found Irvin through a cell phone trace when he checked in with his parole officer. His criminal history wasn’t known.
Police interviewed Irvin, who told authorities multiple accounts of what happened. He allegedly admitted to having sex with Isabella, first saying it was consensual, then later that she forced him to perform a sex act on her, according to the report.
Officials found a laminated police identification card on him, the report said. Police also checked Irvin’s cell phone and found several photos of him in various police uniforms and a photo of a police ID card identifying him as a “special agent.”
Irvin was arrested on charges of impersonating a police officer, oppression under color of law, coercion, five counts of sexual assault and two counts of violating parole. He is being held at the Clark County Detention Center without bail.
What a dolt. If you can't get laid in this town, you might as well kill yourself.
This case sounds more like breach of contract. An on-line ad for a body rub...gimme a break. They agreed on a price, but he didn't pay. Breach of contract.
Doubtful FRM..seems her story of the fake ID's matched what the police found on him. Only thing she is guilty of is believing someone would pay $10K to have sex with her. I believe that only happens in movies.
what are you, the contract police? show me a laminated card first.
He could have bought all the hookers in Vegas for 10 grand! This gal is nuts, she's ticked off she got rolled. Did he ever get the condom?
There should be more regulations regarding security guards, hotel security, and law enforcement vehicles and uniforms. There is too much room for confusion, particularly with tourists from other areas and countries.
What is this "military uniform" that Metro wears? Green combat pants and shirt? How do you know that is Metro? Then there is the yellow shirt bicycle uniform, the black ninja swat uniform. Then there are all the hotel and other security guards that wear police style uniforms.
In fact, someone asked Bill Young once on a local talk show whether someone can wear a hat and shirt that imprinted with the word: "security" on it, and he said yes, even though they don't have a security guard's license.
There are far too many uniforms, badges, and vehicles, more standardization is needed.
cant even get laid with a vegas hooker, real smooth...what a noob.
This story has so many "ho"les, I don't know where to begin. Sounds like 2 idiots hooked up, she got "stiffed" and now wants to complain about it. What moron girl is going to a hotel room from an online ad to meet a client for a massage. Talk about head in the sand. Arrest both of them for stupidity.
On second thought, don't waste taxpayer money. Cut them both loose with a requirement to put a "I am stupid" bumpersticker on their foreheads.
@tom
That's funny I caught the "Stiffed" part I agree this whole thing sounds like a prearranged sexual meeting and it wasn't assault until she didn't get paid. LOL They text each other for days afterwards ha ha ha
His lawyer needs to say yeah we want a trial and we also want her criminal history as well.There's no way this guy goes to trial by jury.
No love story like a Vegas love story.....
Surely the woman was arrested for solicitation, right? She actually admitted to it for heaven's sake. Good job Sheriff.
He isn't an ugly dude either, surely he could have found a nice doped up stripper to mate with...
Oh well, toss him in jail so I can pay more tax money...
Usually it's the police impersonating 14-year promiscuous internet ladies and/or drug traffickers attempting to bag shag.
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One of the great things about being in Vegas (and reading The Sun) is the funny comments provided by very smart readers. Keep it up, boys, I can't stop laughing......
Metro enforcing a prostitute's policy:
If you are getting laid, she is getting paid.
Now the D.A. is prosecuting the breach of contract. Nice! Only in Vegas. Great use of resources.