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Not only is Finkelstein facing trial on the original charges, she now faces a charge of prostitution.
She continues to profess her innocence, and her lawyer points out there is no corroboration for the salacious testimony, no video, no audio, just the cop’s word against that of his client.
Enough, already.
I’m not going to stand in judgment of Finkelstein. She’s paid a pretty steep price already, having lost her job in the fallout from the story.
I can’t help thinking this, however. Don’t the cops in Bensalem have anything better to do?
The Powers that be
The more I hear about Bob Powers, the more I admire him.
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1 more charge filed against the woman who police say offered sex for World Series tickets. After her preliminary hearing, Susan Finkelstein now faces a prostitution charge as well.

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Taking a classic family sitcom storyline and then turning it on its head seems to be the formula that’s worked best for The Cleveland Show so far. This week’s predicament of Cleveland trying to make things right with Rallo is a serviceable story concept, and serves as a decent backdrop for the myriad of zany events that unfold during the course of the episode. Cleveland getting drunk and ruining Rallo’s heroic image of his father was simple enough. You knew that he felt bad afterwards, and would try to make things right. Of course Rallo’s real father would decide to spend Christmas Eve at a strip club, and would need Cleveland to convince him that he should be there for his son. Rallo’s been a bit inconsistent though. For a kid who’s supposedly extremely intelligent, he tends to fall for whatever crazy story Roberta comes up with. It seems that the writers will turn up or turn down his street smarts as they see fit to help tell their stories.

See the full article from “IGN”

Maybe because I’m used to how much can get packed into an episode of Family Guy or American Dad, but “A Cleveland Brown Christmas” felt a little light to me. Or maybe it’s just because I wanted to see some of those traditional holiday moments, like the family sitting around the dinner table for a Christmas meal. At least we got a dejected Rallo opening the slinky he wanted before Cleveland-Santa crushed his spirits.
In true Cleveland fashion, this episode was framed a lot like those classic family sitcoms of yesteryear, but with much more crass and disturbing undertones. Cleveland’s flashback to his Christmas at Herbert’s house (from Family Guy) was pretty high on the creepy scale, but so was his bizarre rubbing of Cleveland, Jr.’s face. Not to mention the trip to the strip club.
But that was nothing compared to the trip to the strip club that led to Mr. Pewterschmidt’s heart attack. Talk about graphic animation!

See the full article from “TV Squad (blog)”

Carolina`s Matt Moore will make his second straight start this weekend when the Panthers play at New England. Jake Delhomme was declared out for Sunday`s game and missed his third straight day of practice Friday with a broken right finger.
Linebacker Jeff Ulbrich is retiring after 10 seasons with the San Francisco 49ers. Ulbrich has been contemplating retirement since sustaining a severe concussion during an Oct. 11 game against Atlanta.
Tampa Bay right tackle Jeremy Trueblood was fined $25,000 by the NFL for unnecessary roughness, while Tennessee defensive tackle Tony Brown was fined $20,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct.
A judge has granted a protective order barring Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs from contact with the mother of his two children. Suggs agreed to the protective order and did not admit any wrongdoing.
A man who acts as a mascot for the Patriots is among 14 people who have been arrested for prostitution-related crimes in Rhode Island since a new law went into effect that banned indoor prostitution.

See the full article from “Daily Camera”

And the Ohio Jobs and Growth Committee still has more than $1 million in the bank as it awaits legislation paving the way for casinos in Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati and Toledo.
Ironically, the $59 million battle to bring casino gambling to Ohio was primarily funded by gambling interests on both sides of the controversial measure.
For example, of the $2.4 million raised by a group called Families Against Issue 3, all but $4,900 came from MTR Gaming Group, Jacobs Entertainment and Northfield Park, a horse track near Cleveland.
The “Families” group was co-chaired by former Ohio State University quarterback Art Schlichter, who battled gambling woes for years himself, and his mother. It aired easily the most bombastic ads of the campaign, saying that “casinos kill families and communitiesbreeding bankruptcy, broken homes and suicide. And with Las Vegas casinos come rampant crime, drugs and prostitution“

See the full article from “Columbus Dispatch”

September 23rd, 2009 ND men accused of trying to take girl to marry sonFARGO, N.D. — Two men are accused of trying to pick up a 14-year-old girl from her Kentucky school and take her to North Dakota to marry the 14-year-old son of one of the men.
10-year-old girl found dead in Delhi
September 14th, 2009 NEW DELHI – A 10-year-old girl was found dead under suspicion raising circumstances in the national capital Monday, police said. The body of Rinku Mandal, a Class 3 student of a government school, was found from bushes in Neb Sarai village in south Delhi.
Police raid Ohio bar, find 14-year-old topless performer; owner, manager charged
April 28th, 2009
Police find 14-year-old topless dancer at Ohio barAKRON, Ohio — Police say a 14-year-old girl was dancing topless at an Akron strip club when they raided the bar. Akron police conducted the raid Friday night at the Playhouse bar and arrested four dancers.

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Among reporters’ findings, based on disciplinary records, personnel files, court documents and interviews:
– Agencies hired nurses who had criminal records or left states where their licenses had been restricted or revoked. At least three agencies employed a nurse in California whose license had been suspended in Minnesota for stealing drugs at a string of temp jobs. One used him after he’d been convicted of doing the same at a nursing home in Santa Rosa, Calif.
– Temp agencies shuffled errant nurses from one hospital to another, even as complaints mounted. A Culver City, Calif., agency continued sending one nurse to hospitals despite more than a dozen warnings that she was ignoring patients and sleeping on the job. Before the agency hired her, the nurse had been convicted of 12 crimes, including prostitution, carrying a concealed weapon and cocaine possession.

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I hate Rebecca she killed a little boy and she’s a drug addict that likes prostitutes…Ya she will make a great mom …..
POOR KID …..
SHE’S SO UGLY……AND GROSS …PU December 05, 2009 05:20 PM Posted by: Anonymous
HMMMMM SOLEIL DOESN’T HAVE A WEDDING RING ON ????? December 05, 2009 05:22 PM Posted by: Anonymous

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Sowell is in Cuyahoga County jail, charged with 11 counts of aggravated murder, plus charges of aggravated robbery, attempted murder, attempted rape, felonious assault, kidnapping, rape and tampering with evidence.
At his arraignment Thursday, he pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.
View full sizeCuyahoga County JailDiane TurnerTurner fit the profile of women authorities say Sowell preyed on: She had a drug problem, an extensive criminal record and an address less than two miles from Sowell’s house. The 11 women either lived near his home or frequented the area.
A Cuyahoga County Department of Children and Family Services official said Turner had lost custody of at least one child.
Cleveland police knew her as a prostitute who would flag down cars on East Side streets looking for enough cash for her next high, according to police reports.

See the full article from “Plain Dealer”

While Brian was out championing for animal rights, the rest of the Griffins were adjusting to their new hire: the maid, pulled from numerous cut-aways (my favorite being answering the door at Superman’s Fortress of Solitude). I was afraid she’d be a little too one note, but her moments telling Stewie he can come get the money she stole or sharing a bed with Chris worked perfectly.
Stan is the involved father, always trying to advise and guide his kids. Though normally that doesn’t work so well. Sunday night he tried to guide Haley into opening a dry cleaner instead of a mulch company. When Haley won’t listen, Stan gives his fatherly advice to a stripper, hoping to prove to his daughter that his advice is worth following. Instead, Stan ends up working at the strip club to pay back the money he borrowed for the dry cleaners, which leads to his hilarious animated gyrating, possibly the funniest moment of the night.

See the full article from “Los Angeles Times”