“When you get arrested for pandering, they take your cash — because the cash was obtained illegally — but they don’t take away your jewelry,” Harrison explains. “And a pimp knows that if he buys jewelry in a pawn shop, if he brings it back to a pawn shop and gets a loan against it, they’ll always get half of what you paid for it — as opposed to buying it in a jewelry store, when they don’t know what they’re going to get. So, when they get arrested, they will always have someone bring their jewelry down to me. I will loan them half of what they paid for it — and that’s their bail money.”
