People v. Rollova

*887Defendant, a self-proclaimed exotic dancer, was arrested by the Albany Police Vice Squad. She had previously agreed, for a fee of $450, to dance and to provide another woman, Angelo Whitfield, for purposes of prostitution for four undercover officers, who were then posing as business executives having a party at a local motel.

On the night of the arrest, June 6, 1983, the two women met one of the officers at the designated motel, and in Whitfield’s presence he paid defendant the fee, which included $125 for each girl to dance and $50 per man for sex. The parties then retired to a motel room…