Husband solicits men for wife; Lover kills ‘cheating’ wife…
Ajman Criminal Court found a husband guilty of soliciting men for his wife. The couple will be deported after serving six months in jail on charges of prostitution, reported ‘Emarat Al Youm’.
Upon receiving reliable information, Ajman Police raided their residence and arrested the duo. The wife was found in the bedroom with another man while her husband stood guard outside.
The husband admitted he charged Dh100 from men to be ‘entertained’ by his wife. He told investigating officials that he married the woman five months ago and had told her she would be a partner in the business of prostitution.
Meanwhile, the woman admitted that she willingly worked as a prostitute because she faced financial constraints and even distributed her phone number to lure customers.
See the full article from “Emirates 24/7″
Sex trafficking is not just a problem in Asia. It’s estimated that 250,000 children are sexually exploited in the United States annually and 100,000 teens, between the ages of 9 and 19, are trafficked. In 2011, a Kalamazoo man faced sex trafficking charges involving local teenagers that he sold to men at a bachelor party which was actually a sting operation. Also in 2011, federal agents busted an international prostitution ring that forced women to work in brothels in Grand Rapids, Chicago, Indianapolis and Cincinnati. In 2009, Fox News reported that the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children ranked Michigan as 13th in the country for number of sex traffic victims.
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A few weeks ago I shared some insights with you regarding a mission trip one of our staff members made to Thailand. As a follow up, I wanted to share with you some of the troubling statistics I learned about trafficking. As parents, you need to pay attention because some of the reasons behind why young gi …
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Ten years ago: U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr., D-Ohio, was convicted of taking bribes and kickbacks from businessmen and his own staff. (Traficant was later expelled from Congress and sentenced to eight years in prison; he was released in September 2009.) Venezuelan police battled protesters demanding President Hugo Chavez’s ouster.
Five years ago: North Carolina’s top prosecutor dropped all charges against three former Duke University lacrosse players accused of sexually assaulting a stripper at a party, saying the athletes were innocent victims of a “tragic rush to accuse.” MSNBC announced it was dropping its simulcast of the “Imus in the Morning” radio program, responding to growing outrage over host Don Imus’ on-air reference to the Rutgers women’s basketball team as “nappy-headed hos.” (CBS Radio followed suit the next day.) Death claimed author Kurt Vonnegut in New York at age 84 and actor Roscoe Lee Browne in Los Angeles at age 81.
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Joey is an alcoholic and is barely sober. He is single, shy with women, and lonely. Denny is married with two kids. He is hot tempered, a racist, he takes bribes and he cheats on his wife with a prostitute. Though miles apart in personality and temperament, they both bear a similarity in terms of the severity of their emotional problems.
Throughout the drama, Denny and Joey offer differing versions of their shared experiences, through alternating separate monologues and occasional dialogue between themselves. It’s a format playwright Huff calls a “duologue,” and a device that requires the audience members to determine what really happened and search for the truth as they listen to two different narratives.
In riveting detail, the beat cops describe both the circumstances and their individual actions in a situation that occurs after a pimp has shot bullets through Denny’s front window, causing a critical injury to one of his sons. Denny proceeds to ignore police protocol as he goes after the perpetrator and involves Joey in a series of unauthorized and illegal activities.
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One arrested in Carmel for prostitution
Updated: Friday, 30 Mar 2012, 3:18 PM EDTPublished : Friday, 30 Mar 2012, 3:18 PM EDT
CARMEL, Ind. (WISH) – A third person has been arrested in Carmel on a prostitution charge.
The Hamilton/Boone County Drug Task Force arrested 34-year-old Amy L. Richcreek, of Wilmington, Ohio on one count of prostitution. The task force was working with the Vice Crimes Unit from the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department on a week-long prostitution investigation.
Officials didn’t release details of Richcreek’s arrest. Last week, officers arrested a man and woman on prostitution charges in Carmel. Both were also from out of state.
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Published March 29th, 2012
An open letter to Beech Grove City Council members Mary Stewart, Kathy Coates, David Harrison, John Jennings, Ed Bell and Anthony Davidson:
On March 6, all over the local television, radio and newspapers, there were reports that Beech Grove City Councilman Paul David Mobley was arrested that morning on charges of soliciting a prostitute. Mr. Mobley was arrested on the misdemeanor charge and remained in jail where he was released the following Wednesday.
Our new mayor, Dennis Buckley, called for Mr. Mobley’s resignation immediately after he was informed of the alleged crime. First, let me say that I am a Democrat and I voted for the Democratic ticket. I am so proud of Mayor Buckley and so proud that I voted for a leader who stands up for our great city of Beech Grove. I am so sad that you councilmen are afraid to speak up and won’t take a stand. As of Tuesday, Mr. Mobley had not stepped down from his position as a Beech Grove City Councilman.
See the full article from “Southside Times”
INDIANAPOLIS — A man accused of promoting prostitution at a Carmel motel is charged with running a prostitution ring in South Dakota.
Jeramy Caron, 35, of South Dakota, was arrested, along with Victoria Ithathirath, 24, of Minnesota, in a prostitution sting by the Hamilton/Boone County Drug Task Force last week.
He posted $10,000 bond and was released from the Hamilton County Jail.
The Rapid City Journal reported that Caron is accused in South Dakota of bringing women from several states to work as prostitutes in Rapid City hotels. He has pleaded not guilty to those charges.
See the full article from “WRTV Indianapolis”
Indy man arrested for promoting human trafficking
A prosecutor says an Indianapolis man has been arrested under the human trafficking statute recently strengthened by the General Assembly.
A judge entered not guilty pleas Thursday for 29-year-old James Martin on charges of promoting human trafficking, two counts of promoting prostitution, and sexual misconduct with a minor. He was being held on $150,000 bond. It wasn’t clear whether he had an attorney.
Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry says the law enhanced in January was used to arrest Martin on Saturday for having a 14-year-old runaway have sex for $200 a session. The girl’s mother secretly arranged an appointment at an Indianapolis motel in which an undercover detective posed as the customer.
The girl told police she had sex with several customers last week and had had sex with Martin.
See the full article from “Fox 28″
Two arrested on prostitution charges in Carmel
Updated: Thursday, 22 Mar 2012, 1:03 PM EDTPublished : Thursday, 22 Mar 2012, 12:43 PM EDT
CARMEL, Ind. (WISH) – Carmel was home to a prostitution sting Wednesday that involved multiple police agencies.
Two people from Minnesota were arrested in the sting that was a joint effort of the Hamilton/Boone County Drug Task Force and Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department.
Officers arrested 24-year-old Victoria Ithathirath, of Burnsville, Minn. on a preliminary charge of prostitution, a Class A misdemeanor. Jeramy Caron, 35, of Albert Lea, Minn. was arrested on a preliminary charge of promoting prostition, a Class C felony.
Police officials say the duo came to Indiana specifically to engage in prostitution. Investigators say other arrests are possible.
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HAMILTON COUNTY, Ind. — A man and woman from Minnesota were arrested in a prostitution sting in Carmel.
Victoria Ithathirath, 24, and Jeramy Caron, 35, were arrested Wednesday by the Hamilton/Boone County Drug Task Force.
Ithathirath was preliminarily charged with prostitution, and Caron was preliminarily charged with promoting prostitution.
Police said the pair admitted they traveled to Indiana specifically for the purpose of prostitution.
Ithathirath and Caron were being held in the Hamilton County Jail.
Police said more arrests are possible.
See the full article from “WRTV Indianapolis”