Washington DC Adult Entertainment: NELLSON v. U.S.
Written on March 5, 2010 – 10:13 am | by larrylibido
a University of Maryland student, had been making hypothetical plans to commit robberies. Appellant had moved into Burciaga’s rented room on May 22, 2002, and on May 30, 2002, appellant made plans to rob prostitutes who advertised their services as masseuses, one in the District of Columbia and two in Virginia, using Burciaga as the getaway driver. Appellant and Burciaga then drove to two of the locations advertised: one building in Virginia and one in Foggy Bottom. After visiting one Virginia location, appellant decided that the two locations in Virginia were inappropriate for a robbery, but told Burciaga that they would return to Foggy Bottom later that night. At 2:00 a.m., on May 31, 2002, the two returned to the Foggy Bottom location and appellant left the car alone with a duffle bag packed with a baton, duct tape, black cable ties, clothing, and a pistol. Appellant told Burciaga that he had the access code to the building and that he could climb through windows. While Burciaga …
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