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>> i was born and raised in atlanta all my life i love the city. >> he runs the internet crime against children division. it's late spring. the search begins. with ads like these. they use words like fresh, petite, and open 24 hours. they identified the ads that look suspicious. >> she looks really young here, really young on there. the vice squad sets up the sting. journal cover agents arrange, quote, dates with the girls. once money is exchanged -- >> i have a green light.

He was linked to 25 mob related killings. witnesses died. splottro never did suffer a conviction. >> much like his cousin, splottro managed to avoid felony convictions despite a lengthy and serious wrap sheet. >> sir, have you ever done prison time? >> no. >> good. >> that's why i said this is a disgrace to my resume. >> especially at your age. >> i've been retired. i got one year to live, year, year and a half. i'm in the last stage of emphysema. >> sorry to hear that. well, get yourself better, stay out of here because this won't keep you healthy. >> no. >> all right. you're under arrest. >>...

>> and that was what these raids were about? >> they raided -- the neighborhood precincts raided the bars to let the people that own it know next week we want more money not to know there's a bar here. the big raid was the vice squad and police heads quarters. that was the big raid. >> and it was just the culmination of the frustration? >> it was like -- >> -- withat led to the riots? >> when the normal cops came in they said "line up girls." these guys were hitting people, pushing, slapping, that's when people said that's enough. >> tree, i appreciate on this day that you came out to speak wi...

Forefront. so that he gets taken out of the focus a little bit. >> one thing about the -- before we go too far about the new york city police department, they are the finest police department in the united states. i agree with that. in the 1970s, they were the worst, the most corrupt. 75% of the vice squad was corrupt. >> you were corrupt in the 1970s. >> i was corrupt way before that, darling. >> what about 2014. >> i'm not a cop. but seriously there's been a legacy and it changed it did change, to the credit of the new york city police department. there was a time when it was just brutal. an...

Hit and they'll crash for a little while. until their high is over. and then they'll come back out again and make more money. i guess you would call it a vicious cycle. >> just so you know, we're with the cook county police. you're under arrest. >> sergeant gary has more than 20 years on the job. the last 10 in vice. >> there will be some people to talk to you if you want to talk to someone from salvation army who can offer you some services. >> okay. >> in this part of town he sees a parade of wary women at the bitter end of life in the sex trade. >> where did you go? >> sergeant gary's vice ...