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  1. Texas strip club sues 14-year-old exotic dancer | Houston & Texas News | Chron.com - Houston Chronicle

     

    A strip club that hired a 14-year-old as an exotic dancer is now suing the girl, saying the seventh-grader swindled them into breaking state law.

     

    The San Antonio teen allegedly exposed her breasts while working at Cheetah Club in Corpus Christi, a violation of state law.

     

    Alan Yaffe, the club’s attorney, said the club didn’t know the girl was a minor.

     

    “She came (into the club) with 6-inch stiletto heels and a miniskirt and looked just like a model from a Miss America’s contest,” Yaffe said.

     

    Yaffe also disputed the sequence of events that authorities say brought the 14-year-old girl to Club Cheetah, where she exposed her breasts — a violation of state law.

     

    Police say Leslie Campbell, 48, kidnapped the teenager in San Antonio in March, took her to Corpus Christi, sexually assaulted her over the course of a week, gave her a false identification card and forced her to strip at the club.

     

    Police say the girl, who has not been identified, escaped from Campbell’s home and has been reunited with her parents in San Antonio.

     

    Campbell was arrested and remains in Nueces County Jail on charges of aggravated sexual assault and aggravated kidnapping.

    Seeking damages

     

    RJL Entertainment Inc., — which is doing business as “Cheetah Club,” according to tax records — filed the lawsuit last week.

     

    The suit seeks unspecified damages from Campbell, the girl and her parents, as well as a declaration from a judge that it did not intend to hire a minor.

     

    “We’re the victims here,” Yaffe said.

  2. Mom Takes 3-Year-Old on Crime Spree

     

    At least Miranda Peters-Ortiz remembered to strap her 3-year-old into a car seat.

     

    The 34-year-old woman from Forida allegedly robbed a Wendy's over the weekend, and then got into a high speed chase on US-1, as her kid sat in the back.

     

    When officers finally pulled Peters-Ortiz from the car, she was allegedly smoking cocaine. Hopefully, she'll learn that crime doesn't pay, especially when you can't find a baby sitter.

     

    Also joining the Weird Crime Mug Shot Hall of Fame today is Orville Lee Wollard, who tried to teach his daughter's boyfriend a lesson, by firing a gun in the wall.

     

    Parenthood is said to be life's most rewarding experience. But it's clearly not for everyone.

  3. Great White Sharks Killers

     

    WASHINGTON (June 21) -- Great white sharks have some things in common with human serial killers, a new study says: They don't attack at random, but stalk specific victims, lurking out of sight.

     

    The sharks hang back and observe from a not-too-close, not-too-far base, hunt strategically, and learn from previous attempts, according to a study being published online Monday in the Journal of Zoology. Researchers used a serial killer profiling method to figure out just how the fearsome ocean predator hunts, something that's been hard to observe beneath the surface.

     

    "There's some strategy going on," said study co-author Neil Hammerschlag, a shark researcher at the University of Miami who observed 340 great white shark attacks on seals off an island in South Africa. "It's more than sharks lurking at the water waiting to go after them."

     

    The sharks feeding at Seal Island could have just hovered right where the seals congregated if they were random killers-of-opportunity, Hammerschlag said. But they weren't. The sharks had a distinct M.O.

     

    They were focused. They stalked from a usual base of operations, 100 yards from their victims. It was close enough to see their prey, but not close enough to be seen and scare off their victims. They attacked when the lights were low. They liked their victims young and alone. They tried to attack when no other sharks were around to compete. They learned from previous kills.

     

    And they attacked from below, unseen.

     

    There's a big difference between great white sharks and serial killers and it comes down to that old gumshoe standard: motive. The great whites attack to eat and survive, not for thrills. And great whites are majestic creatures that should be saved, Hammerschlag said.

     

    "They both have the same objective, which is to find a target or prey or victim," said study co-author D. Kim Rossmo, a professor of criminal justice at Texas State University-San Marcos. "They have to lurk. They want to be efficient in their search."

     

    The human criminal has to worry about being caught by police and thus is even more careful, said Rossmo, who was a police officer for more than 21 years in Vancouver, British Columbia.

  4. Chinese Marry Off Dead Girls as Ghost Brides

     

    Arranged marriages are nothing new, and in China, they even reach beyond the grave.

     

    A grieving father and four accomplices have been arrested in China for digging up the corpse of a teenage girl to serve as a “ghost bride” for the man’s son, who died in a car crash.

     

    The people arrested had dug up the body of a girl who poisoned herself after failing exams last year. The father had apparently paid upwards of $5,000 to the men who dug up the body for him.

     

    Marriages after death are relatively common in rural China. In these occurrences, a ceremony is performed and the bodies buried together.

     

    The long-outlawed practice survives today: last year, a gang in southern China was arrested for creating corpses for ghost marriages when female bodies ran short.

  5. BRUSSELS - A Belgian teenager has told police how she emerged from a tattoo parlor with 56 stars over one side of her face, rather than the three she had asked for, prosecutors said on Tuesday.

     

    "I said this part, the top, is ok, but not the rest," Kimberley Vlaeminck from the city of Kortrijk, 56 miles northwest of Brussels, told Belgian broadcaster VRT.

     

    The 18-year-old said she fell asleep during the procedure, and woke up in pain when her nose was being tattooed.

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    A spokesman for Kortrijk prosecutors' office said police were investigating after a complaint from the teenager.

     

    The tattoo artist said Vlaeminck had agreed to 56 stars.

     

    "She agreed, but when her father saw it, the trouble started," Belgian newspaper Het Laatste Nieuws quoted the man as saying.

     

    Vlaeminck said she wanted to keep the tattoos on her forehead but would have the rest removed.

     

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  6. I am watching the game today with a few Yanks and the after Brazil scored the 2nd goal, they just turned the game off

     

    Yes, just off....they didn't really care.....figures that just about sums up their countrys love for the game

  7. One of the USGA guys was just on ESPN saying it was "doubtful" that they would finish on Sunday

     

    Monday it is

     

    Remember, it is supposed to rain 2 of the next 3 days....Sunday getting the worst weather

  8. Those who waited did the right thing

     

    I got bricked out of my phone for a few hours, then couldn't get to the App store for hours, and then had trouble calling people for a few more.

     

    I am waiting in the future until the following day

  9. I wouldn't touch Garcia with a mile long pole for this tournament

     

    He still can't putt in the clutch, He still can't deal with the American crowds in majors, and he still is being a pussy over his ex

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