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Police arrested two people last week that they described as professional burglars. Detectives are trying to link them to multiple burglaries, said Sgt. Sammy Morris, a police spokesman.
The 3rd Police District, which includes downtown and the near East Side, and the two other East Side districts have also seen an increase in thefts.
Residential burglaries have either dropped or held close to the line this year in Shaker Heights, Fairview Park, Parma and Lakewood. However, police officials have braced themselves for increases when schools recess for the summer.
The most serious crimes — murders, robberies and assaults — are down all over Cleveland. Citations for quality-of-life issues also dropped through mid-May compared with the same period last year. Drug, prostitution, night curfew, noise and open-container tickets decreased between 11 percent and 35 percent. Morris attributed the decline to police targeting trouble spots.

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Yes. I said it. NBA general managers will be wasting their time chasing superstar guard Dwyane Wade. If you are still planning to pursue the man, it is not good if he is the number one option for any ball club, besides Miami, among others in the talent pool this summer. For a while there, he was the secret real prize. However, things change with time. Today, he is not the number-one grand prize as believed before and here’s why.
The man is very loyal to everything including to Pat Riley and the Miami Heat organization. There are numerous sex parties and Gabrielle Union. What kind of man would give that up? Other cities can offer illegal prostitution, but Miami can keep that stuff very hot and exotic. A loyal humble man never gives that up. Seriously. The sunNny beaches, tan lines, and hot curves of numerous women are all vices that a mere mortal can never turn away. We’re not strong like that.  

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Lynn Ischay, The Plain DealerA slimmed-down Drew Carey brought his Libertarian ideas on how to help save his hometown to Cleveland City Council on Thursday.
Updated at 10:47 p.m. with video
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Drew Carey brought his charm, disarming wit and some very definite ideas for changing Cleveland to City Council on Thursday.
Most of Carey’s somewhat radical views on remaking the city were already known to council members, giving some of them ammunition to challenge Carey at the forum. For others, the session was a chance to bask in the famous comedian’s aura.
Carey wants his hometown to simplify regulations, offer potential business owners more incentives and better the school system. One of his unconventional ideas would eliminate zoning restrictions so that, possibly, even a strip club could land next to a church.

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Yes. I said it. NBA general managers will be wasting their time chasing superstar guard Dwayne Wade. If you are still planning to pursue the man, it is not good if he is the number one option for any ball club, besides Miami, among others in the talent pool this summer. For awhile there, he was the secret real prize. However, things change with time. Today, he is not the number one grand prize as believed before and here’s why.
The man is very loyal to everything including to Pat Riley and the Miami Heat organization. There are numerous sex parties and Gabrielle Union. What kind of man would give that up? Other cities can offer illegal prostitution, but Miami can keep that stuff very hot and exotic. A loyal humble man never gives that up. Seriously. The sunny beaches, tan lines, and hot curves of numerous women are all vices that a mere mortal can never turn away. We’re not strong like that.  

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THEFT FROM AUTO, PORTER ROAD: Police responded May 22 to reports that a group of boys was breaking into parked cars in the area of Porter and Midvale roads. A victim there reported $14 missing from his wallet inside an unlocked truck. Officers spotted one suspect but were unable to apprehend the boy or his accomplices.
AUTO THEFT, LORAIN ROAD: A woman told police somebody stole her white 2006 Chevrolet Cobalt from the parking lot of a local nightclub. The woman had left the vehicle in the lot overnight after consuming too much alcohol to drive. When she returned the following day, the car was missing.
THEFT, COUNTRY CLUB BOULEVARD: Workers at Dillard’s told police May 22 a woman tried to steal 11 Polo shirts valued at $75 each from the store. The suspect told store security workers that she planned to re-sell the shirts for cash. Officers later discovered the woman had a lengthy criminal history including past charges for prostitution, robbery, felony assault, domestic violence, drug abuse and forgery in three states. She was turned over to Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s deputies.

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THEFT, GRANGER ROAD: Someone peeled the column of a van that was left for repair at a Cleveland shop, then drove it to Kurtz Brothers, parked it behind the business, walked over to a KB utility truck with the keys inside and drove away. An employee saw the truck leaving and called police, who discovered the van with a backpack full of tools inside. The KB truck was later involved in an accident and abandoned in Cleveland, with heavy front end damage and the CB radio missing.
THEFT, QUARRY LANE: A woman used a stolen credit card number to pay for a room at the Doubletree Inn through priceline.com. The woman said she had permission to use the number and produced a credit card slip with a blank in the amount column that she said was from a man she met at the Embassey Suites on May 14. The woman said she dances and pulled up her web site on Eros.com. She then admitted the encounter was sex for hire. She was arrested and charged with prostitution (M3), identity fraud (F5) and certain property involved (F5).

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… In the New York Post, Bart Hubbuch writes about South Florida complaining that New York/New Jersey was given the 2014 Super Bowl, with one official telling reporters, “The fix was in for New York.” The Post also has a notebook that examines what would happen in the case of a blizzard, and how the halftime show might be affected.
♦ Jason Whitlock in the Kansas City Star looks at the University of Kansas’ ticket scandal and writes that the NCAA breeds a culture of corruption.
♦ Filip Bondy in the New York Daily News writes that U.S. soccer coach Bob Bradley is gambling with his World Cup roster as the team lacks proven offensive players.
♦ ESPN ombudsman Don Ohlmeyer writes about the danger of anonymous sources and examines the Jeff Ireland-Dez Bryant “prostitute” controversy.

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Meet The Cleveland Man Who Inherited Mike Brown’s Cell Phone Number
I’ve always wondered how cell phone companies handle this sort of thing. When people change their phone numbers… Do the phone companies just recycle old numbers? Like, if I end my service with AT&T this afternoon, will some random dude have my cell phone number by tomorrow morning?
I’m sure there are rational ways to answer this question, but it’s far easier to leave it open-ended and wonder. What if you inherited a prostitute’s cell phone? Or a drug dealer, fielding calls at all hours of the night? Or, say, a moderately-famous NBA coach, the very day he was fired from his high-profile job, prompting hundreds of phone calls and interview requests?
Oh, wait. That last one happened. To a man named Rajesh Kumar. (Yes, Kumar. Really.)

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President Obama also weighed in, letting it be known that he thinks James would look great in a Bulls uniform. It may be the first time a president has insinuated himself in a blockbuster sports deal since George W. Bush traded Sammy Sosa to the White Sox.
James has no doubt got his friend, Jay-Z, whispering good things in his ear about the New Jersey (soon-to-be Brooklyn) Nets, of which the hip-hop mogul is a part owner. And never mind the 12-70 record.
Buzz Bissinger, who co-authored James’ autobiography, wrote in a New York Times column last week that James should leave Cleveland and go to New York “for his own emotional and professional growth.” Or he could go there for the lap dances, which one Big Apple strip club has reportedly offered him, free of charge, for life if he signs with the Knicks.

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The Teen Perspective On City Life, Youth Violence, Teen Culture And More
Last October, we invited a panel of South Seattle teenagers to speak with us about youth violence, public education and transportation. Today we continue that conversation. The city is trying to combat violence and gang activity, but it continues. What does that mean for their lives and neighborhoods? How do they cope with losing classmates? In their opinion, what actions would help? The prostitution of minors and drug trafficking are also a problem. What do they witness? What role do their parents play in who they are becoming? If you’re a teenager, share your experience. Call 206.543.KUOW(5869).
Guest(s)
Maraunjanique “Mook” Smallwood is a student at Cleveland High School.Janisha “Boug” Sparks is also a student at Cleveland High School.Bruce McGregor is attends the Art Institute of Seattle. He dropped out of high school and attended an alternative learning center to graduate.

See the full article from “KUOW NPR”