“Nobody ever thought that when they did the sting for the 13-year-old girl that so many guys would show up that they had to call the sting off.” Included was this statement from caseworker Heather Ingman about a sting operation: Just yesterday, the Bismarck Tribune posted an article you can see here about it. One of the uncomfortable hot button issues resulting from North Dakota’s oil boom is that of human trafficking. One observer admitted as much with this review: This cover photo from their Facebook page is evidence of that: And you’d for sure have to be completely naïve to believe that Boomtown Babes isn’t using sex appeal to sell their product. I’ve been around long enough to know that we live in a society where sex appeal sells. Pictures like this result in comments like these: And allegedly she’s not been the only underage girl that has worked for the company. Since I know people in both locations, one source confirmed for me that this girl is under 18.

You can see many posts to their Facebook page like this one: The web site welcomes you with this from their CEO: under 18) – and not only has them dress provocatively – but advertises it to their customers, together with the times they work, I was not impressed.Īccording to their web site, Boomtown Babes has locations in Williston and Tioga. So, when someone informed me that an espresso station known as “Boomtown Babes” employs young girls (i.e. And perhaps nothing is more special to me than the relationship I have with them.

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