(USA) - The number of police sex stings seems to have increased in the wake of U.S. Sen. Larry Craig's highly publicized arrest in an airport restroom. The Triangle Foundation has long complained that "undercover" police stings in rest areas and other public places unfairly target Gay men and are a waste of police resources. Rather than deter crime, police are "interested in making money, and they are interested in shaming Gays," said Sean Kosofsky, policy director for the organization. "All these operations prove is that if you entice someone to break the law, they will."
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