There are many things law officers endure in pursuit of justice. 

Take, for instance, oral sex, offered by a local masseuse at $60 a go. a pair of undercover Penn. state troopers readily admit in arrest papers that they partook of the service, with the commonwealth picking up the tab. then, they say, they arrested the masseuse before futilely hunting evidence to implicate management of an Altoona-area massage parlor where she worked. But the troopers' actions were decidedly unsettling for Blair county prosecutors and members of the state police hierarchy, who plan to fill a gap in their rulebook by telling troopers that sex in the pursuit of justice is forbidden.

The troopers face no discipline. Undercover troopers were sent to the establishment July 19 after police were tipped off that prostitutes were working there. After $50 massages sessions, police say masseuse then offers to perform oral sex for $60. State police are weeks away from regulations banning sex "except in a lifesaving situation or where officers' lives are at stake," Periandi said. But it remains murky whether a state trooper using a prostitute during an undercover investigation is lawbreaking.