Men Who Solicited Prostitutes To Wear Chicken Suit
Posted: 07/26/2007
PAINESVILLE, Ohio -
Three men convicted of solicitation will not face a traditional punishment.
Instead, Judge Mike Cicconetti will sentence the men to each wear a chicken suit and carry a sign for three hours at the PMC parking lot on Richmond Street.
The sign says, "No Chicken Ranch in Painesville," which is a take on the movie, "The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas."
The brothel in the movie was known as the Chicken Ranch because during the Depression customers were allowed to pay with poultry.
Each of the men will have to wear the suit for an hour.
Instead, Judge Mike Cicconetti will sentence the men to each wear a chicken suit and carry a sign for three hours at the PMC parking lot on Richmond Street.
The sign says, "No Chicken Ranch in Painesville," which is a take on the movie, "The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas."
The brothel in the movie was known as the Chicken Ranch because during the Depression customers were allowed to pay with poultry.
Each of the men will have to wear the suit for an hour.
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