We literally do have a victim now. Her name is Mandy, she is 15 years old, and she lives in Edmonton, AB. And a lot of us are kind of losing our shit trying to figure out how to prevent Yaniv from making the trip from Vancouver to Edmonton, and, at the very least, damaging her psychologically in a way she might never fully recover from.
A casual observer might remind concerned parties that two police departments operate around Edmonton. The RCMP have open files on Yaniv, and a zealous cybercrime division.
First of all, anyone doing a role-playing fantasy of fucking a kid is still a pedo. Come on. Who thinks that the idea of fucking a kid is a turn on? Sure, you might be a step up from someone trying to talk to an actual underage kid, but for how long? Once the thrill of role play is gone or is no longer enough to scratch that itch, you will generally escalate. Pedos have the highest rate of recidivism, so they have very little impulse control. That is what makes them so dangerous and why really we need the death penalty for it.
Between JY not reporting syncope (fainting) to ICBC, and MY apparently being fully willing to help (Beauty Pagent thread, twitter reply involving a pagent) JY, they would probably drive over.
He's never been safer.
Only if they are 20 years old. Those ovaries have been out of commission for quite a while, I bet.
Not even for JY. 
I agree this is a problem. However, I don't agree that it is a real issue in this instance.
Anti-entrapment is a weak legal defence in Canada, that needs to change. Interested Kiwi's can see a previous post I made that fleshes this out a bit, discussing "Mr. Big Stings" in Canada, as well as an interesting thesis by Johnathon Cross from the University of Sask. that goes into detail on the techniques and implications (PDF).
I stand corrected, according the first sentence in the article posted, it is indeed as you said. The police choose to arrest someone and refer charges to the prosecution. I guess it is (as you said) kind of a pedantic distinction but you are correct, none the less.
I'm not convinced this isn't a troll or catfish of some sort (apparently at least a few other posters agree). There was discussion about it a few pages back, starting somewhere around this post.
I hope he does drive the Coquihalla. I'd love to see him traverse the Smasher with his all weather tires and city driving experience. With any luck they'll have to peel him off the road. It's just a shame that the cell coverage is so spotty otherwise we might even get a livestream.
Now, him deciding to drive would be quite exciting. It's a very bad idea to be driving the Coquihala in November while engaging deeply with your own image for livestream purposes. You have to pay attention through the passes. Black ice, sudden storms, logging trucks...quite treacherous.
He's a puffy Vancouverite, he probably doesn't even have ice tires, and there's no way he has a set of chains. Or the ability to put them on.
I don't think so. But I wouldn't trust him nonetheless. He seems fishy.
