Public School Behavioral Specialist Charged With Having Sex With Dog

School Behavioral Specialist Charged With Having Sex With Dog – Weekly Vice

Stephanie Mikles, a behavioral specialist employed by the Harford County School system in Maryland, was indicted earlier this month after photographs surfaced that allegedly show her having sex with a dog.

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According to police, incriminating photos of a perverse nature were discovered last year shortly after an investigation into her activities was launched by the Child Advocacy Center of Harford County.

Investigators say the photographic evidence was captured in August, 2008, and shows Mikles having sexual intercourse with the family dog. The animal reportedly still lives with the family in their home in Jarrettsville.

The photographs were an unexpected find during the investigation, according to court documents.

Although the alleged bestiality occurred several years ago, investigators say there are no statue of limitations for this type of charge.

Mikles was indicted on a charge of unnatural or perverted sexual practice. She was released after posting a $5,000 bond.

Mikles has been placed on administrative leave by the school district pending the outcome of her case.

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Dirtbag Charged With Sexually Abusing Pet Peacock, Indecent Solicitation Of A Child

David Beckman Charged With Sexually Abusing Pet Peacock, Indecent Solicitation Of A Child –

David Beckman, a 64-year-old Illinois man, was jailed Wednesday after he allegedly raped his pet peacock.

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According to Roselle police, detectives learned that Beckman sexually assaulted his pet peacock while he was under investigation for the indecent solicitation of a child.

Although detectives have declined to get into details about the case, a spokesperson for the State Attorney’s Office has confirmed that Beckman is accused of sexually assaulting the bird.

Investigators say the bird, whose name is Phyl, was found deceased in Beckman’s garage on April 28. Detectives reported seeing the animal alive just a few days earlier while investigating the child solicitation case.

Beckman was booked into the Dupage County Jail and charged with harassment by telephone, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia, two counts of marijuana possession, attempted indecent solicitation of a child between 13 and 17, cruelty to animals and two counts of battery.

He remains held in lieu of $10,000 and has been scheduled for a June 12 arraignment hearing.

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Leftist Blogger And Friend Of Bill Ayers Charged With Faking Hate Crime

Think Progress Award-Winning Blogger Charged With Faking Her Own Hate Crime – This Ain’t Hell

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Yeah, who could have seen this one coming.

The University of Wyoming Police Department says Meg Lanker-Simons created the anonymous threat of sexual violence targeted at her on social media last week.

The university announced Tuesday that campus police cited Lanker-Simons for misdemeanor interference with a police investigation.

Lanker-Simons accused an anonymous source of posting a threat of rape on the Facebook page “UW Crushes” on April 24. But the citation issued Monday claims Lanker-Simons admitted to making the post, then lying about it…

“I want to hatef— Meg Lanker- so hard,” the Facebook post read. “That chick that runs her liberal mouth all the time and doesn’t care who knows it. I think its hot and it makes me angry. One night with me and she’s gonna be a good Republican b—-.”

Here she is being honored by Think Progress and Mother Jones.

Here’s her deleted Twitter Page.

Here’s her dopey Tumblr.

She sounds like Regan-Wolf, the lesbian pirate infantry battalion commander busted for beating the shit out of herself.

BTW- Welcome to Malkin and AoSHQ readers. We love Ms Malkin, and while not quite “Collins” about Ace, we admit to being somewhat curious. With enough Valu-Rite we would consider it.

UPDATE: Here’s the stuff about her and Ayers working together:

University of Wyoming student Meg Lanker and University of Illinois-Chicago Professor Dr. William Ayers filed suit against UW and UW President Tom Buchanan in federal court in Cheyenne Thursday afternoon seeking an immediate injunction against the university for the “current and imminent violations of plaintiff’s (Lanker and Ayers) rights guaranteed under the First and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution.”

University of Wyoming Communications Director Jessica Lowell had no comment.

Filed by attorney David Lane, the complaint alleges that UW “acting under color of state law” has barred Ayers from speaking on campus and further declared that such actions are prior restraint against the rights of Ayers and Lanker to freedom of speech, freedom of assembly and freedom of association.

One of the specific threats allegedly was this:

Maybe someone could take him out and show him the Matthew Sheppard (sic) Commerative (sic) Fence and he could bless it or something

Only source I can find on that one right now is Ayers himself. But, maybe some more digging.

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Animal Shelter Worker Charged With Repeatedly Having Sex With Dogs, Posting Photos Online

Animal Shelter Worker Charged With Repeatedly Having Sex With Dogs, Posting Photos Online – Weekly Vice

Seadon Henrich, a 21-year-old former animal shelter worker, was charged Thursday after he allegedly had sex with four dogs and then posted photos of the acts online.

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According to police Henrich had sexual relations with four dogs at the Wake County Animal Shelter in Raleigh. The alleged sex acts reportedly took place over an 18 month period between May 2011 and November 2012.

Investigators say Henrich began working at the center as a volunteer, but was hired on as a full time employee. After leaving the agency for a brief period, Henrich reportedly returned as a volunteer who worked alone at the center during the night.

On at least four occasions, Henrich “willfully and feloniously did commit the abominable and detestable crime against nature with a dog” according to the arrest affidavit.

Henrich then allegedly took photos of himself molesting the dogs and uploaded the images to the Internet.

He was booked into the Wake County Jail and charged with four felony counts of crime against nature and three felony counts of disseminating obscenity. His bail has been set at $70,000.

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Obamabot Who Admitted Voting Twice In Last Election Is Indicted, Charged With Voting At Least Six Times Under Various Names

Cincinnati Poll Worker Charged With Voting Half Dozen Times In November – Fox News

She admitted voting twice in the presidential election last November, and now, Obama supporter Melowese Richardson has been indicted for allegedly voting at least six times. She also is charged with illegal voting in 2008 and 2011.

The 58-year-old veteran Cincinnati poll worker, indicted Monday, faces eight counts of voter fraud. Two others, one of whom is a nun, have been charged separately.

Richardson had admitted on camera to a local TV station, “Yes, I voted twice,” claiming she was concerned that her vote would not count. She also said there “was no intent on my part to commit any voter fraud.”

“I’ll fight it for Mr. Obama and Mr. Obama’s right to sit as president of the United States,” she proclaimed in the interview.

Officials charged that she voted in her own name by absentee ballot and also in person at the polls, but Hamilton County Prosecuting Attorney Joseph Deters said she also is charged with voting in the name of five other people in various elections.

“This is not North Korea,” Deters said in a statement announcing the indictments. “Elections are a serious business and the foundation of our democracy. In the scheme of things, individual votes may not seem important, but this could not be further from the truth. Every vote is important and every voter and candidate needs to have faith in our system. The charges today should let people know that we take this seriously.”

Richardson made national headlines when the Hamilton County Board of Elections announced that it was investigating whether she voted up to half a dozen times, including on behalf of her granddaughter, India Richardson.

India told Fox News that her grandmother did indeed vote in her name, telling us that “it wasn’t a big deal.”

But voting twice or in another person’s name is illegal.

Prosecutors say the five other people for whom Richardson cast ballots are all relatives.

Sister Marguerite Kloos also faces one count of illegal voting, for allegedly submitting an absentee ballot in the name of a fellow nun, Sister Rose Marie Hewitt, who had died before absentee ballots were sent out. She is accused of opening Sister Hewitt’s ballot, forging her signature and mailing it to the Board of Elections as a vote.

The 54-year-old Kloos has resigned as the dean of the Division of Arts and Humanities at the College of Mount St. Joseph in Cincinnati, where she still serves as an associate professor of religious and pastoral studies.

Kloos was not indicted but faces what is known as an information, because her lawyer contacted prosecutors and she agreed to cooperate and plead guilty.

“As a valued member of the Mount community, our thoughts are with her during this difficult time,” the college said in a written statement. “We respect her privacy and will not comment further on this matter at this time.”

Russell Glassop, 75, also is charged with illegal voting. He is accused of voting on behalf of his wife, who died before election day.

But it was Richardson’s case, and the possibility of repeated votes, that shocked many. She faces up to 12 years in prison if convicted. Efforts to contact her and her lawyer have been unsuccessful.

The Hamilton County Board of Elections recently held hearings on cases of possible double voting and voter fraud, part of a statewide review ordered by Secretary of State John Husted. He called on all 88 counties to review complaints of fraud, as well as voter disenfranchisement.

“Every voter must play by the rules, and if they don’t they will be held accountable,” Husted, a Republican, said in a written statement. “For voters to have confidence in our elections, we must prosecute every case of voter fraud in Ohio.”

Last month, Husted told Fox News that Richardson’s case was especially troubling, because “it appears she not only attempted to vote more than once, but was actually successful at it and having those additional votes counted.”

“Most attempts are caught by the system. But there are cases that do slip through, as this one does, and we need to make sure that we really send a strong message, that if you do this, you are going to be held accountable,” Husted said. “It might mean fines, it might mean jail time.”

Hamilton County prosecutors are investigating three additional cases of possible voter fraud.

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Doofus Charged With Impersonating A Deputy To Impress Live-In Girlfriend

Doofus Charged With Impersonating A Deputy To Impress Live-In Girlfriend – Weekly Vice

Christopher Sharp, a 37-year-old Spring Hill man, was jailed Friday after he allegedly pretended to be a deputy for several months because he wanted to impress his live-in girlfriend.

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According to the Hernando County Sheriff’s Office, Sharp wore a deputy’s uniform for a period of several months and told stories about his various law enforcement duties – all to impress his girlfriend.

From August 2012 to January 2013, Sharp allegedly told his live-in girlfriend that he was a deputy with the Pasco County Sheriff’s Department. Sharp took the ruse to an extreme level by dressing as a deputy every day he went to work and then changing back into the uniform when he would return home.

In reality, according to investigators, Sharp was an employee at Pizza Hut.

Investigators say Sharp also told friends and family members that he was a deputy, and often regaled them with stories of DUI arrests and various traffic stops he had made. Other times, Sharp gave out legal advise, drawing upon his vast experience and credentials gained with the Sheriff’s Office.

Investigators say Sharp acquired the uniform by stealing it from his sister’s boyfriend – who actually works for the Pasco County Sheriff’s Office.

Detectives interviewed Sharp and arrested him after learning about his exploits.

Sharp, who unsuccessfully applied for a job with the Hillsborough Police Department, admitted to the ruse – stating that he never actually performed any law enforcement duties while he was dressed in the stolen uniform.

Sharp was booked into jail and charged with impersonating a law enforcement officer. His bond was set at $2,000. According to court records, he was also apprehended in February on charges of stalking. He was released on a GPS monitoring system after posting a $2,500 bond.

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Nine Current And Former Traffic Court judges Charged With Conspiracy, Fraud

Nine Current And Former Traffic Court judges Charged – Philadelphia Inquirer

Nine current or former Philadelphia Traffic Court judges were charged today with conspiracy and fraud after a three-year FBI probe into ticket-fixing in the beleaguered court.

A 77-count indictment, returned Tuesday but sealed until Thursday, said judges and their assistants routinely shredded documents, used code words and practiced “a well-understood conspiracy of silence” that turned the court into two systems: One where the average citizen paid for their infractions, while the connected saw tickets disappear, costing the Commonwealth an untold amount.

“For years, even beyond the conspiracy charged, there existed a culture of ticket fixing at Traffic Court,” the indictment said. “The ticket fixing was pervasive and frequent.”

Charged were two of the court’s three sitting judges, Michael Lowry and Michael Sullivan, as well as seven former judges: Fortunato Perri Sr., Robert Mulgrew, Willie Singletary and Thomasine Tynes, elected by Philadelphia voters.

The other three were former suburban district judges who were appointed to serve for a period of time in Philadelphia Traffic Court: Mark A. Bruno of a Chester County, H. Warren Hogeland of Bucks County, and Kenneth Miller of Delaware County.

Unlike those who were indicted Thursday, Hogeland, Miller and Perri were charged separately by informations. The process is typically used for defendants who have agreed to plead guilty.

Also indicted were Traffic Court administrator William Hird; and two local businessmen, Henry P. Alfano and Robert Moy. Alfano owned a towing service that won a no-bid contract from traffic court.

Each are scheduled to appear before a magistrate judge Thursday afternoon. U.S. Attorney Zane David Memeger will hold a news conference later today.

Hird declined to comment as he left the federal building this morning, but his lawyer, Greg Pagano, told reporters: “My client is a taxpaying, hardworking citizen who goes to work every day and who is being indicted essentially for doing his job.”

Singletary, who also turned himself in, told reporters only: “My God is able.”

Traffic court has for decades been seen as a patronage mill. Judges earn at least $85,000, and must win election but none do so without the blessing of the local political parties. The court has twice before been the focus of federal probes.

The latest conspiracy and fraud charges uncorked a case that had been bubbling for at least three years, and included raids and, apparently, secret FBI wiretaps.

U.S. Attorney Zane D. Memeger said the system in Traffic Court not only deprived taxpayers of fines that should have gone to the city and state, it completely undermined public confidence in the institution.

“Those who seek to game the system by refusing to follow the rules need to be held accountable by the rule of law they swore to uphold,” Memeger said in a press release.

A preview emerged last fall, when a consultant commissioned by Supreme Court Chief Justice Ronald D. Castille, concluded there was a pervasive culture of corruption within Traffic Court.

That report, prepared by former city prosecutor William G. Chadwick, cited eight former or current judges, and described Hird as the central coordinator for ticket-fixing, or, as the judges called it “consideration.”

The indictment went farther, spelling out in detail how friends, associates and ward leaders arranged to get cases dismissed or fines dropped.

In return, the judges allegedly got more than good will. According to the indictment, Perri accepted free auto services, towing, landscaping, and even a load of shrimp and crab cakes from Alfano, whose company, Century Motors, ran a towing service.

“I see Century on it, it’s gold,” Perri once told Alfano, according to the indictment. “When you call, I move, brother, believe me.”

In February 2010, the indictment said, Alfano called on behalf of a truck driver who faced $442 in fines and court costs after being ticketed along I-95 for not clearing the snow and ice off his tractor-trailer. Twice the drive got notices that his license would be suspended.

“It will be alright, don’t worry about it,” Perri allegedly assured Alfano.

Two months later, the case landed before Sullivan. The driver didn’t even attend the hearing, and was deemed not guilty, the indictment said.

Hird and Singletary are accused of lying to FBI agents, while Mulgrew, Tynes and Lowry are charged with perjury before the Grand Jury.

“You don’t give out special favors, is that right?” a prosecutor asked Lowry before the grand jury in fall 2011, according to the indictment.

“No, I treat everybody the same,” he replied.

Singletary resigned last year in an unrelated scandal, after a court staffer accused him of showing her a picture of his genitals on his cellphone.

Mulgrew was indicted in a separate federal corruption case, charged with defrauding an neighborhood nonprofit.

The Republican floor leader of the state Senate, Dominic Pileggi of Delaware County, said the Traffic Court indictments boosted his resolve to pass legislation abolishing the court.

“They confirm my opinion that the Traffic Court is not an institution that has any reason to continue to exist,” Pileggi told reporters in a conference call. “They accelerate the urgency of enacting the reforms that I proposed.”

Since proposing the court’s abolition three weeks ago, Pileggi said, he had yet to hear from a single state lawmaker or other public official defending the court.

“I would have expected at least a handful of people who would have tried to present some defense of the status quo,” Pileggi said. “I’m pleased with that, because I think the status quo is indefensible.”

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Former Democrat Mayor, Ray “Chocolate City” Nagin, Charged With 21 Counts Of Corruption

Ex-New Orleans Mayor Charged With Bribery, Fraud – New York Daily News

Former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin was indicted Friday on 21 corruption charges including wire fraud, bribery and money laundering.

The charges come from a City Hall corruption investigation that already has resulted in guilty pleas by two former city officials and two businessmen.

The counts against Nagin include wire fraud, bribery, money laundering, filing false tax returns and conspiracy.

Greg Meffert, a former technology official and deputy mayor under Nagin, pleaded guilty in 2010 to charges he took bribes and kickbacks in exchange for steering city contracts to businessman Mark St. Pierre. Anthony Jones, who served as the city’s chief technology officer in Nagin’s administration, also pleaded guilty to taking payoffs.

Meffert cooperated with the government in its case against St. Pierre, who was convicted in May 2011 of charges that include conspiracy, bribery and money laundering. Former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin was indicted Friday on 21 corruption charges including wire fraud, bribery and money laundering.

The charges come from a City Hall corruption investigation that already has resulted in guilty pleas by two former city officials and two businessmen.

The counts against Nagin include wire fraud, bribery, money laundering, filing false tax returns and conspiracy. Greg Meffert, a former technology official and deputy mayor under Nagin, pleaded guilty in 2010 to charges he took bribes and kickbacks in exchange for steering city contracts to businessman Mark St. Pierre. Anthony Jones, who served as the city’s chief technology officer in Nagin’s administration, also pleaded guilty to taking payoffs.

Meffert cooperated with the government in its case against St. Pierre, who was convicted in May 2011 of charges that include conspiracy, bribery and money laundering.

Nagin, a former cable television executive, was a political novice before being elected to his first term as mayor in 2002, buoyed by strong support from white voters. He cast himself a reform-minded progressive who wasn’t bound by party affiliations, as he snubbed fellow Democrat Kathleen Blanco and endorsed Republican Bobby Jindal’s unsuccessful gubernatorial campaign in 2003.

Katrina elevated Nagin to the national stage, where he gained a reputation for colorful and sometimes cringe-inducing rhetoric. During a radio interview broadcast in the storm’s early aftermath, he angrily pleaded with federal officials to “get every doggone Greyhound bus line in the country and get their asses moving to New Orleans.” In January 2006, he apologized for a Martin Luther King Day speech in which he predicted New Orleans would be a “chocolate city” and asserted that “God was mad at America.”

Strong support from black voters helped Nagin win re-election in 2006 despite widespread criticism of his post-Katrina leadership. But the glacial pace of rebuilding, a surge in violent crime and the budding City Hall corruption investigation chipped away at Nagin’s popularity during his second term.

Nagin could not seek a third consecutive term because of term limits. Mitch Landrieu, who ran against Nagin in 2006, succeeded him in 2010.

Nagin has largely steered clear of the political arena since he left office. On his Twitter account, he describes his current occupations as author, public speaker and “green energy entrepreneur.” He wrote a self-published memoir called “Katrina’s Secrets: Storms After the Storm.”

Nagin has largely steered clear of the political arena since he left office. On his Twitter account, he describes his current occupations as author, public speaker and “green energy entrepreneur.” He wrote a self-published memoir called “Katrina’s Secrets: Storms After the Storm.”

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Woman Charged With Sandy Hook Shooting Scam, Pretending To Be Slain Victim’s Aunt To Solicit Donations

Woman Charged With Sandy Hook Shooting Scam, Pretending To Be Slain Victim’s Aunt To Solicit Donations – Weekly Vice

Nouel Alba, a 37-year-old New York woman has been jailed after she allegedly solicited donations by passing herself off as a relative of one of the Sandy Hook massacre shooting victims.

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According to the U.S. attorney’s office, Alba used her Facebook profile, PayPal accounts, and a series of phone calls to seek “funeral” donations just hours after the the Sandy Hook school shootings took place.

Alba, according to prosecutors, pretended to be the aunt of 6-year-old Noah Pozner, one of the children slain in the tragic massacre.

Investigators say Alba set up a “funeral fund” claiming that she was forced to enter the Sandy Hook crime scene to identify her nephew. She is also accused of lying to FBI agents who were tasked with identifying charity scams related to the shooting.

“We’ve set up a funeral fund for my brother and families,” Alba wrote on her profile before adding her PayPal account information and donation instructions.

In text messages with a donor, Alba allegedly stated that she met and hugged President Obama during his visit to Newtown and claimed that she was afraid to view her nephew in his casket.

Alba told agents that she wasn’t aware that her PayPal account was being used to solicit donations and promised to return the money immediately after it was received. Court records indicate, however, that she did not return any donations until several days later when her activities were given additional scrutiny by federal investigators.

Alba told investigators that someone had stolen her identity and hacked into her Facebook and PayPal accounts to perpetrate the scam. Federal authorities, however, say Alba’s transactions and related computer activity were tracked to her IP address.

Alba was arraigned Thursday on a charge of lying to FBI agents. She was released after posting $50,000 bond.

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Leftist Councilwoman And Boyfriend Charged In Beating Of Elderly Best Buy Employee

East St. Louis Councilwoman & Boyfriend Charged In Beating Of Elderly Best Buy Employee – Gateway Pundit

An East St. Louis councilwoman and her boyfriend were charged for beating an elderly employee at Best Buy this week.

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KMOX reported:

It’s considered normal procedure by most to be asked for your receipt while leaving a busy store like Best Buy with expensive items. But Latoya Greenwood, 38, didn’t take kindly to the request.

Police say she began shouting obscenities at the 61-year-old Fairview Heights Best Buy employee at the exit door. Her husband got into the act and smacked the man across the face, sending him down to the ground while his wife didn’t flinch and kept the curse words flying.

The husband, 39-year-old Hickey Thompson, is charged with felony aggravated battery and is held on $20,000 bond. Greenwood is charged with disorderly conduct.

The Belleville News Democrat has more on the cheery couple:

A former metro-east football star was charged with aggravated battery, a class 3 felony, Thursday by the St. Clair County State’s Attorney’s Office following an incident at Best Buy in Fairview Heights.

According to police, Hickey D. Thompson, who earned a mention in Sports Illustrated as the star of Althoff Catholic High School’s football teams that won back-to-back state championships in 1989 and 1990, allegedly hit a Best Buy employee in the face during an altercation at about 12:45 p.m. Wednesday. The employee was identified in court records as Gary Thompson.

Hickey Thompson’s companion, Latoya N. Greenwood, an East St. Louis councilwoman, was issued a ticket for disorderly conduct, a class C misdemeanor. Greenwood works at East St. Louis School District 189.

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Probable Obama Voter Charged With Defecating Into His Hands, Throwing Feces At Police

Gregg Greaves Charged With Defecating Into His Hands, Throwing Feces At Police – Weekly Vice

Gregg Greaves, a 23-year-old North Side man was jailed Sunday after he allegedly attacked a man with a broken beer bottle, then attacked police officers with his feces.

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According to Chicago police, Greaves was at the Red Ivy Bar in Wrigleyville when he jumped out from behind a bathroom stall and attacked a man with a broken beer bottle. The victim suffered deep cuts to his neck, chin and hands.

The victim and a witness who was also in the restroom at the time, restrained Greaves until police arrived on the scene.

Arriving officers took Greaves into custody and transporting him to a booking station. While officers were attempting to process Greaves into a holding cell, he allegedly yelled obscenities at the officers and refused to wear pants.

At one point Greaves defecated into his own hands and threw his feces at the officers.

Greaves was booked into jail and charged with felony aggravated battery causing great bodily harm. He is scheduled to appear in court on December 17th.

The 25-year-old victim was taken to the Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center, where he underwent surgery and was later released.

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Wanker Charged With Leaving Girlfriend’s Baby In Care Of Pit Bull While He Went To A Bar

James Irvine Charged With Ordering Pit Bull To Babysit Girlfriend’s Baby, Going To Bar For Drinks – Weekly Vice

James Irvine, a 41-year-old Palm Coast man, was jailed Saturday morning after he allegedly left his girlfriend’s 10-month-old baby in the care of a pit bull so he could drink at a local bar.

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According to the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office, Irvine’s girlfriend left him in charge of her 10-month-old son Friday night while she was away at work.

After the woman departed the residence, Irvine allegedly placed the child in a room, shut the door and ordered his pit bull to keep watch over the child. He then went to a local bar to drink.

During her shift, the girlfriend called Irvine several times before he finally picked up, told her that he was “watching a game,” then hung up on her.

The woman returned home after her shift to find Irvine attempting to enter the residence through a garage door. She also stated that Irvine appeared intoxicated and had urinated on himself.

Irvine allegedly admitted to his girlfriend that he had been out drinking, but claimed that the child was never left alone because the pit bull was watching the baby.

When the girlfriend entered the house, she found the child crying alone in a room with the door shut. The dog was reportedly sitting outside the door.

When police arrived on the scene, Irvine told them that he had been home all night, however, a bartender at a local bar told investigators that she saw Irvine at around 9:30 that night. She also noted that he left without paying his tab.

Irvine was booked into jail and charged with child neglect. He was released after posting $1,500 bail.

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Florida Man Charged With Impersonating A Cop For Free McDonald’s Food

Florida Man, Joseph Pineda, Charged With Impersonating A Cop For Free McDonald’s – The Examiner

A Pinellas County man is facing some greasy justice for allegedly impersonating a police officer to get free food at McDonald’s this past Friday.

Joseph E. Pineda, 33, pulled up to the drive-thru at a St. Petersburg McDonald’s and placed his order followed by the explanation that he didn’t have his wallet and wanted his food free of charge, according to a Pinellas County Sheriff’s media release.

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Pineda then pulled around to the store window and spoke with the manager, telling him that he didn’t have his wallet because he just returned from a “sting”. The report claims that Pineda then flashed a badge to the McDonald’s manager and showed him a gun through the drive-thru, as a way to convince the fast food manager that he was in fact a cop.

McDonald’s employees must have smelled something foul, because they immediately called 911, which dispatched officers to the scene while Pineda patiently waited for his food in the drive-thru lane.

Deputies asked Pineda to exit the vehicle several times but he reportedly refused to obey officers, who eventually pulled their guns and forced the suspected hamburglar to exit his vehicle.

The report states that Pineda had two police badges in his possession as well as a .45 caliber weapon.

Pineda, who measures in at 6’2” and 330 pounds, was arrested and charged with felony impersonating a police officer and a misdemeanor charge of improper exhibition of a firearm. He was released from the Pinellas County jail on Sunday, on a $10,500 surety bond.

Imagine how many things he could have purchased from the Dollar menu with $10K bond.

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Democrat Politician From New York Arrested, Charged With Tampering And Conspiracy

NY Senator Shirley Huntley Arrested, Charged With Tampering And Conspiracy – WNBC

The indictment against veteran New York state Sen. Shirley Huntley accuses her of conspiring in a scheme to use state grants to benefit associates in a nonprofit group she founded.

The 20-count indictment also charges leaders of the organization called The Parent Workshop with grand larceny. It’s based on an investigation by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman’s office.

Huntley walked out of the Office of the Attorney General in Mineola, Long Island in handcuffs Monday morning as a crowd of supporters chanted her name.

The senator’s supporters said they would support Huntley regardless of the charges.

“Shirley says she did nothing wrong, so we believe her,” said Bishop Charles I. Norris, from the Bethesda Missionary Baptist Church.

The indictment says the Queens Democrat covered up fraudulent use of the state money. Huntley had secured a $30,000 grant in 2006 for the group, which was formed to help parents work effectively with the New York City school system.

Huntley said Monday morning that the case will prove her innocence.

Senate Democratic leader John Sampson is expected to strip Huntley of her $9,000 stipend.

She faces a tough Sept. 13 primary.

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Assclown Charged With Driving Drunk At Nearly Eight Times Legal Limit

Assclown Charged With Driving Drunk At Nearly Eight Times Legal Limit – Weekly Vice

Justin Clark, a 24-year-old Iowa man, has been jailed after he was caught driving drunk at nearly eight times the legal limit.

According to police, officers were dispatched at to the area of Red Barn drive at 10:15 p.m. after receiving a complaint that a motorist was “all over the road,” and striking several curbs along his path.

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Officers arrived on the scene to find Clark’s vehicle in the front yard of a North Liberty resident’s home. A resident at the address flagged down the officer and pointed them towards Clark’s vehicle.

When officers asked Clark to step out of the vehicle, he was unable to stand or walk. Officers attempted to perform a field sobriety test, however Clark was unable to comply with the officer’s commands.

When officers asked Clark where he thought he was, he stated that he was at home. When asked what day of the week it was, Clark replied “Three, but now it’s four.”

Clark was administered a preliminary breath test that showed his blood alcohol level to be .486 or more than five times the legal limit. He was then transferred to University of Iowa Hospital where his blood alcohol level was measured to be .627 (nearly eight times the legal limit.)

“It’s just amazing (that) the person was conscious to be that high,” said Police Chief Jim Warkentin. “Most people don’t make it above 0.3, they end up passing out.”

Clark was booked into jail and charged with driving under the influence.

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Muslim Charged With 9 Counts Of Attempted Murder For Trying To Kill Street Preachers Outside Islamic Center

Dearborn Muslim Charged With Nine Counts Of Attempted Murder For Trying To Kill Street Preachers Outside The Islamic Center Of America – Answering Muslims

I heard about this when I was still in Michigan, but I didn’t want to post anything until I had some documentation. I waited for the Detroit Free Press and other local media to report the story, but I gave up after more than a week of searching. Fortunately, Gadi Adelman (GA) interviewed Ruben Israel (RI) and posted the disturbing news over at Front Page Magazine.

On Sunday, June 17th, 2012, Ruben Israel’s group of street preachers went to the Islamic Center of America (the same mosque I had visited two days earlier). While the group was preaching, a Muslim emerged from the mosque, got into his SUV, and tried to run them over. Mosque security naturally blamed the preachers for provoking him.

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Everyone should take note here. Ruben Israel’s presence at the Dearborn Arab Festival was national news. The media jumped at the chance to show images of intolerant Christians harassing Muslims (check out Niraj Warikoo’s coverage) over at the Detroit Free Press. While I have no objections to calling attention to (and criticizing) the actions of Ruben Israel and his associates, we should all be horrified to realize that nine counts of attempted murder by a Muslim targeting Christians isn’t even considered newsworthy by local media in Michigan.

Here’s an excerpt from Adelman’s interview:

GA: Now give me the exclusive; what happened on Sunday?

RI: We were at the Arab fest on Friday. On Sunday we went to the mosque in Dearborn.

GA: Were you on mosque property or out on the side walk?

RI: What mosque doesn’t have a sidewalk, but we stood by the street where the side walk would be. Of course the Dearborn Police showed up instantly. We were able to use our megaphone. We were able to fly our banners and there was no problem. The officers said everything was fine and we’re doing good. There were 2 squad cars and they flanked us just to make sure we were safe. Some of the Muslims came out and were screaming at us and we yelled back and forth and we did not go on their property, and according to police it was fine.

Unfortunately, one of the Muslims got in his SUV, drove up over the hill, accelerated and came right at us where we were standing. This guy came directly at us and we had to jump out of the way and he came screaming by us. Both of the police cars stopped him, pulled him out and cuffed him and he showed no remorse. The police actually have it on video because both police cars had there dash cameras on, so it’s not like it’s my word against his.

Then mosque security came out and said that they knew this guy and that we provoked him and the Dearborn Police officer yelled at the security guard and told him if he didn’t back off he would also be arrested for hindering a police investigation.

GA: Did the guy in the SUV pull over or was he forced to?

RI: They had to block him in. Once he was on the street they were headed his way and he was blocked in. They threw him against the car, cuffed him, frisked him, checked his car and again. It’s not like we can make this up. He is now officially charged with 9 counts of attempted murder.

GA: This never hit the news, not even in Dearborn?

RI: No, of course not, but if I had attempted to run down a Muslim that would be the head news on CNN, CBS, NBC, but when a Muslim wants to take out 9 Christians. We were the visiting team. This guy may walk; he has the potential to walk. At the very best they may take away his library card for a few weeks, but he’s out on bail. He’s out on high-dollar bail and from what I was told by the detective in charge, he does have a high-dollar attorney, so he’s not going to go down easy. He’s going to fight this thing.

Hmmm. It seems police have video footage of the attempted murder of the group. Since the Dearborn Police Department and I aren’t on the best of terms, anyone care to put in a FOIA request for the footage and police reports?

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HIV/AIDS Group Charged With Diverting $330,000 In Federal Tax Dollars To Strip Club

HIV/AIDS Group Charged With Diverting $330,000 In Federal Tax Dollars To Strip Club – Washington Examiner

D.C. Attorney General Irvin Nathan has accused a District HIV/AIDS service provider of spending nearly $330,000 in federal tax dollars to open a strip club.

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In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, Nathan said Miracle Hands Inc. promised the city it was using the cash to renovate a warehouse in Northeast for use as a job training center for residents with HIV/AIDS. Instead, the warehouse was turned into the Stadium Club, a strip club that continues to operate, the suit says. Miracle Hands shares an address with the club, according to the company’s website. Nathan asked in the suit that the city be awarded at least $988,959 in damages.

D.C. Councilman David Catania requested in a February letter to Nathan that the attorney general open an investigation into Miracle Hands and its relationship with Stadium Club.

“I am pleased that the attorney general has decided to take action regarding this egregious impropriety,” Catania said Tuesday.

Attempts to reach Miracle Hands owner Cornell Jones were not successful. Jones is a self-described former D.C. drug kingpin with convictions for narcotics distribution on his record.

In 2009, federal authorities told the Washington Post they had started an investigation into how the money was spent. On Tuesday, a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s Office declined to comment on the status of the investigation.

The grants for the renovations to the warehouse at 2127 Queens Chapel Road NE, were first given to Miracle Hands in 2006 by the District’s HIV/AIDS administration. Earlier this month, an inspector general’s audit of the administration found that during the four-year tenure of the agency’s former director, Debra Rowe, little attention was paid to how dollars were spent by service providers, even as the city’s HIV/AIDS rate reached epidemic levels.

When Rowe was fired in 2008, she went to work for Miracle Hands as its executive director. She could not be reached for comment Tuesday.

In November 2006, nearly one year after Miracle Hands first won its grant to renovate the Queens Chapel Road warehouse, a city grant monitor visited the site and found little work had been done toward meeting a March 2007 deadline, the lawsuit said.

The monitor advised Rowe that Miracle Hands’ funding should be cut. But Rowe, called a “close friend of Jones” in the lawsuit, reportedly said the project was on pace and kept the funding in place. By then, though, Jones had already transferred a liquor license from a strip club he owned in Southeast to the Miracle Hands warehouse in Northeast, the suit said.

In March 2007, “the renovation work… was at best, many months from completion,” the lawsuit said. In April 2007, HIV/AIDS administration gave Miracle Hands an additional $139,000 to continue the renovations, adding another year to the nonprofit’s deadline.

In the middle of that year, Miracle Hands informed the administration that it had decided to open the job training center at a different warehouse and it would be applying the funds to that project, the suit said. A job center never opened at either location. Stadium Club opened in early 2010.

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Airport Passenger Screener Charged In Distributing Child Pornography

Airport Passenger Screener Charged In Distributing Child Pornography – Philadelphia Inquirer

A passenger screener at Philadelphia International Airport is facing charges that he distributed more than 100 images of child pornography via Facebook, records show.

Federal agents also allege that Transportation Safety Administration Officer Thomas Gordon Jr. of Philadelphia, who routinely searched airline passengers, uploaded explicit pictures of young girls to an Internet site on which he also posted a photograph of himself in his TSA uniform.

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Homeland Security agents arrested the TSA officer March 24, and he is being held without bail.

Although the case was unsealed Thursday, neither the indictment nor the news release mentioned Gordon’s job searching airline passengers for TSA.

The arrest comes as TSA grapples with several other incidents involving screeners, including a YouTube video posted last week by parents angry about the pat-down their 6-year-old daughter received at an airport in New Orleans. TSA officials said the pat-down was proper; the parents said the girl was “groped.”

Citing privacy rules, TSA spokeswoman Ann Davis would not say if Gordon has been suspended from his job, but noted that he had been in federal custody since his arrest.

“We can assure the public that he is no longer working at the airport,” Davis said.

Gordon began working as a TSA screener at the Philadelphia airport in December 2005, Davis said. The airport has 900 screeners, she said.

If convicted of the child pornography charges, Gordon, 46, faces a minimum mandatory sentence of five years. The maximum prison term is 250 years and the top fine is $3.2 million.

Gordon is paid $37,000 annually as a TSA screener, records show. He has no prior criminal record, officials said.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Levy, chief of his office’s child exploitation unit, declined to comment Friday.

Gordon’s lawyer, Elizabeth Toplin, an assistant federal public defender, could not be reached for comment via e-mail or phone late Friday.

Tipped by the Delaware County District Attorney’s Office, federal agents began investigating Gordon on March 10, according to an affidavit from a Homeland Security Investigations agent.

The tip allegedly included evidence that Gordon had uploaded five explicit photographs of young girls onto the web site Photobucket.

The federal agent alleged that Gordon’s Photobucket account also included a picture of him wearing his blue TSA uniform.

The indictment alleges that Gordon used at least six Facebook accounts and employed multiple names “to upload and store images of sexual exploitation of minor children.”

The charges detail 104 illicit photographs allegedly uploaded over four weeks in February.

Authorities also seized from Gordon an HP laptop and a four-gigabyte flash drive that they say contained more than 600 images or movies containing child pornography, according to court filings.

Gordon’s job as a TSA screener was in jeopardy last year for unrelated reasons, according to an online newsletter of the American Federation of Government Employees.

Citing a family issue, it said Gordon was having “difficulty maintaining his work schedule.” The union lawyer helped convince TSA officials that a change in shift schedule resolved the problem, the newsletter said, and Gordon returned to work.

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Daily Benefactor News – Wisconsin Teacher Charged With Sending Death Threats To GOP Lawmakers

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Wisconsin Teacher Charged With Sending Death Threats To GOP Lawmakers – Gateway Pundit

A Wisconsin early childhood teacher was charged with sending death threats to state Republican lawmakers.

Her name is Katherine Windels and she is a Wisconsin teacher.

Here’s the criminal complaint.

JS Online reported:

A 26-year-old woman was charged Thursday with two felony counts and two misdemeanor counts for allegedly making email threats against Wisconsin lawmakers during the height of the battle over Gov. Scott Walker’s budget-repair bill.

Katherine R. Windels of Cross Plains was named in a criminal complaint filed in Dane County Criminal Court.

According to the criminal complaint, Windels allegedly sent an email threat to State Sen. Robert Cowles (R-Green Bay) March 9. Later that evening, she allegedly sent another email to 15 Republican legislators, including Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald (R-Juneau).

The subject line of the second email was: “Atten: Death Threat!!!! Bomb!!!” In that email, she purportedly wrote, “Please put your things in order because you will be killed and your families will also be killed due to your actions in the last 8 weeks.”

“I hope you have a good time in hell,” she allegedly wrote in the lengthy email in which she purportedly listed scenarios in which the legislators and their families would die, including bombings and by “putting a nice little bullet in your head.”

According to the criminal complaint, Windels told investigators “I sent out emails that I was disgusted and very upset by what they were doing.”

Asked if she intended to follow through on any of her threats, Windels told the investigators “No,” according to the complaint.

Windels was charged with two felony counts “bomb scare” and two misdemeanor counts of “computer message-threatening injury/bodily harm.” If convicted, each felony count carries a maximum penalty of three years and six months in prison and a $10,000 fine, and each misdemeanor count carries a maximum penalty of 90 days in prison and a $1,000 fine.

Underground Conservative has much more on the violent teacher including this.

She is a 2010 graduate of Madison Area Technical College with an Associate’s Degree in Early Childhood Education, which would fir, since on her PeekYou profile she lists Wexford Head Start as one of her work experiences. She also lists a place called The Red Caboose; a Google search turns up a Red Caboose in Madison for Toddler, Preschool and School Age programs.

Here again is the vile threat Windels sent out to Republican lawmakers in Wisconsin. W620TMJ posted this earlier:

I am reprinting verbatim an email that was sent to Republican senators. The email was signed, but I have deleted the name pending what I hope will be a thorough police investigation.

That is just disgusting.

Right on Weathercreek says her father is a psychiatrist.

More… Charlie Sykes reported that the Dane County DA’s office dragged its feet on issuing charges in the case.

Doug Ross has more on Windels.

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