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In May, FBI agents and Task Force officers found a photo of a girl they knew to be younger than 18 on a website which is sometimes used to advertise prostitutes, under the name “Jada” with her age listed as 21, according to an affidavit from the FBI. When agents contacted the girl, she said Davis took the photo when she was 16 and posted it on the site.
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That night an informant came to the hotel room and said Davis had contacted him and asked if he was interested in a prostitute, the affidavit stated. When the informant said he was, Davis gave him the hotel room number.
The girl said Davis knew she was underage and she had been prostituting for Davis since September, according to the affidavit. He threatened that if she ever tried to stop, he would tell her parents about her prostitution, and if she ever went to the police, he would “make her life a living hell,” the affidavit stated.

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While the Internet has mostly spent the last 24 hours making Lost jokes at Matthew Fox’s expense, the female bus driver he’s been accused of assaulting, like everyone else, isn’t laughing. Heather Bormann tells TMZ she’s absolutely pressing charges over the incident, which occurred when Matthew Fox—who’s currently in Cleveland filming I, Alex Cross—attempted to board a privately chartered party bus. Fox has yet to comment, so we don’t yet know exactly why Fox so desperately wanted access to Bormann’s rolling bacchanal of karaoke videos, stripper poles, and secretarial desperation, except that it probably says something about the Cleveland nightlife.
What we do know is that Fox—who Bormann says “smelled like a liquor cabinet, like a bar”—allegedly responded to being denied entry by simply staring at her and not saying anything, which should sound familiar to Lost fans, then “stepped in for a right hook to my pelvis area and started wailing on me like I was a man.” After Fox reportedly punched her in “my …

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When police pulled over a pickup truck with no headlights, they arrested a Cleveland sex offender and a teenager police say was being used for prostitution, Stark County Jail records said.
Cory D. Locke, 41, of Cleveland, was arrested at 2:44 a.m. Monday on East Lincoln Way and state Route 183 by Minerva Police on a charge of promoting prostitution and driving under suspension and without headlights.
Jail records said police pulled over the white Ford pickup truck he was driving when they noticed the headlights were not being used.
A registered sex offender, Locke was driving under suspension.
His passenger, a Seven Hills, Ohio, teen, was being taken “to an address for the purpose of promotion prostitution,” the jail records said. The records did not say to which address they were heading.

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An Elyria man accused of forcing a 16-year-old girl to work as a prostitute cut a deal with federal prosecutors on Monday.
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According to an FBI affidavit prepared to obtain charges against Davis, in May agents saw a photo of a girl they knew to be younger than 18 on the website Backpage.com, which the FBI has said is sometimes used to advertise prostitutes.
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The girl, who told investigators she had worked as a prostitute for Davis since last September, was supposed to collect money from the men he planned to send to her room to engage in sex.
An informant who showed up at the hotel room told agents that Davis had called him and asked if he wanted to hire a prostitute.
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Davis also was accused of threatening to tell the girl’s parents she was working as a prostitute if she tried to quit and that if she ever spoke to law enforcement about what she was doing he would make her life “a living hell,” the affidavit said.

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Former Party of Five actor Matthew Fox (who also starred in a failed pilot called Lost) was detained by police on Saturday night in Cleveland for hitting a woman outside of a bar. Apparently a drunk Fox tried to get on a party bus and the driver stopped him. Why he was trying to get on a moving assemblage of booze, strobe lights, and a stripper pole, we will never know. Nothing good ever happens on a party bus. Ever. Apparently the female driver barred his entrance and Fox swung at her and punched her in the boob. She fought back and cracked Fox in the lip, cutting him, and possibly breaking her hand in the process. Way to slug ‘em, sister. Fox wasn’t formally arrested, but we are left with so many questions like, what the hell was drunk Matthew Fox doing partying in Cleveland on a Saturday night anyway? [TMZ]

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Updated Aug 26, 2011 10:55 PM ET
If it weren’t for the NCAA, there would be rampant cheating in college sports. Players would be kicking people in the head during wild bar fights, boosters would be setting up parties on yachts with prostitutes for players, the most esteemed coaches would be orchestrating cover-ups, bowl officials would be taking money designated for charity, athletic directors would be looking the other way, school presidents would be acting stupid.
But thanks to the NCAA. . .wait a minute. What was my point? Those things are all happening, not as crimes against the NCAA’s system, but instead as dance partners with it.
On Friday, LSU coach Les Miles suspended quarterback Jordan Jefferson indefinitely after felony arrest warrants were issued in the morning over an infamous bar fight.

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The guys were a little concerned. But they figured if they stuck to their straight rock songs, they wouldn’t have anything to worry about. After the kid, Road Dog Francis played. And surprisingly, his set went over pretty well.
Next was Gatoe. But before getting up on stage, he turns to the rest of the band and says, “I got this song. It’s totally going to win them over.”
The song was “Miss Adventures,” about a stripper that Gatoe and a friend met one time, and the friend managed to bring back home. But when Gatoe’s friend got her in bed, she demanded to be punched in the face during sex, along with other violent sex acts. The chorus of the song goes, “Punch me in my face/Slap me in my face/Put your hands around my neck/And let me get a taste.” And when Gatoe played it, the crowd got pretty crazy.

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View full sizeAP photoNCAA president Mark Emmert thought he had a busy enough summer before the revelations surrounding the University of Miami became public. Has college football finally reached its crisis point for major changes? Bud Shaw isn’t believing quite yet.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — College sports remains as pure as the snow driven upon by an overturned coal truck…
A Miami Hurricanes’ booster in prison for running a Ponzi scheme has told Yahoo! Sports details of a committed effort to trample NCAA rules over a number of seasons. Nevin Shapiro’s claims involve at least 72 athletes, eight years of violations, millions of dollars and the knowledge or participation of several coaches in the Miami football and basketball programs.
Other than that, “The U” is clean as a whistle — if that whistle were directed at one of the prostitutes Shapiro alleges he provided for various players.

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STRIP STEAKHOUSE Sauteed mushrooms and onions top the Stripper, a 12-ounce strip steak, at Strip Steakhouse in Avon.
Only the Wicked, a plump French-cut veal chop ($28) let me down. The flavor was sweet and mild, but my “medium-rare” chop was overcooked and tough — a double whammy for so delicate an indulgence. A large, cold lump of Boursin cheese on top threatened to overwhelm any remaining subtlety. And if that weren’t enough, the pierogi of the day — a pair of big, silken dumplings — were stuffed with onion, green pepper and chorizo. The overall effect seemed a bit like pairing Norah Jones with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
But then a knockout: The Luca, Jamaican-spice dusted mahi-mahi, was pan-seared to moist-flaked perfect and mounted on a luscious pilaf of coconut-laced rice with pigeon peas ($24). A rum-laced tropical fruit chutney sealed the deal, a perfect counterpoint.
Desserts like the lemony Strip Bars and practically-a-Reese’s-cup Peanut Butter Chocolate Cheesecake were worth the calories.

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Reading about his childhood struggle, and his beloved mother’s early death from TB, Russell felt her heart break. “He didn’t have a mama to love him when he was grown, so I took him for my own,” she said.
Russell also discovered that Doc Holliday was related to Margaret Mitchell, who used many Holliday family stories when she wrote her little book about the Civil War.
Russell decided early on to focus on one year in the life of Doc Holliday, 1878, three years before the gunfight at the O.K. Corral, which she considers his last year of true happiness.
He had gone to Texas at the age of 22, hoping the Western climate would relieve his TB. He’s 26 in 1878, the year he meets his longtime companion, the sometime-prostitute Kate Harony — a fiery Hungarian who sparks his interest by speaking to him in Latin — and moves to Dodge City, where he meets Morgan Earp and his brother, Wyatt.

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