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For those families, Marbut said, Pinellas County has two “virtual case managers” who can be reached by phone to direct them to a shelter or safe haven. Meals, he added, should only be offered at centralized kitchens.
For some, that may not be enough. Chana Champagne, 24, a mother of two young children who recently moved into a home on Turner Street, said she works at Walmart and depends on street feedings several times a week.
Without them, she said, “I would definitely be struggling for food.”
Some of Marbut’s recommendations were specific, including a redesign or removal of the bathrooms at Crest Lake Park, located between Cleveland Street and Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard east of downtown. The homeless there, he said, jam the door automatic locks with toilet paper, allowing their nighttime use for drinking, drugs and prostitution.

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Tony Batman to Host StripperPalooza 5
May 18th, 2012 06:00 AM
TAMPA, FL — This Sunday, May 20, Tony Batman is doing what he likes to do best… hosting an event! Not just any event, however, this event is Skindustry’s StripperPalooza 5 at the Angel’s Gentlemens Club in Kalamazoo, MI.   
StripperPalooza is a series of exotic dance competitions held in multiple cities and clubs. They draw girls from the hottest clubs and pole studios across the country to compete in three categories: Queen of the Stage, Hottest Stripper and Queen of the Pole. 
The evening will have other surprises, including guest performances by A Entertainment Girl, feature entertainer and naked puppet master, Dakota Skye, and wild child, Simone Danalustrous. 
Angel’s Gentlemens Club is located at 3215 King Hwyin Kalamazoo.  
As the full-time MC for all the Skindustry Production events in 2012, Tony Batman is always on the road to somewhere. 

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It’s relatively rare for a judge to allow a defendant to withdraw a plea, said Larry Hart, a New Port Richey attorney who is not connected with this case. However, the law requires that pleas be entered knowingly and intelligently in order to be considered voluntary. If those requirements aren’t met, he said, the defendant has a valid issue to appeal.
Miles, a former stripper and daughter of a Hernando sheriff’s deputy, faces Pasco charges of attempted murder, escape, fleeing to elude law enforcement, possession of methamphetamine and DUI. Her legal issues are not affected by the Deputy John C. Mecklenburg Act signed in April. The new law, inspired by the 2011 death of a Hernando deputy whose car hit a tree during a high-speed chase, increases the charges that can be brought if an officer or bystander is killed while a suspect is fleeing law enforcement.

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Four of five remaining Pinellas County Sheriff candidates participated in a forum last week touching on topics like high-speed chases, human trafficking, budgets, non-violent drug offenders, synthetic drugs, pensions and prostitutes.

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A crowd of more than 100 citizens learned what Pinellas County Sheriff’s candidates think about issues impacting our area during a candidate forum held at the Palm Harbor Library Wednesday.
Four of the six candidates; Bob Gualtieri, Greg Pound, Everett Rice and Scott Swope participated in the forum, which consisted of pre-selected questions followed by questions submitted by the audience.
Topics ranged from high speed vehicle pursuits, to human trafficking, budgets, non-violent drug offenders, synthetic drugs, pensions and men soliciting prostitutes.
While Clearwater Police enforce the majority of the city, there are unincorporated areas under the sheriff’s scope.
One question revealed issues that candidates feel are important when it comes to possible changes.
Moderator Steve Fiske asked the candidates: If you could make one major policy change in the Sheriff’s Office, what would it be?

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Hillsborough County sheriff’s Deputy John McCarrell talks with a resident complaining of prostitution around East 140th Avenue and San Casa Place.
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A crowd of more than 100 citizens learned what Pinellas County Sheriff’s candidates think about issues impacting our area during a candidate forum held at the Palm Harbor Library Wednesday.
Four of the six candidates; Bob Gualtieri, Greg Pound, Everett Rice and Scott Swope participated in the forum, which consisted of pre-selected questions followed by questions submitted by the audience.
Topics ranged from high speed vehicle pursuits, to human trafficking, budgets, non-violent drug offenders, synthetic drugs, pensions and men soliciting prostitutes.
One question revealed issues that candidates feel are important when it comes to possible changes.
Moderator Steve Fiske asked the candidates: If you could make one major policy change in the Sheriff’s Office, what would it be?
Bob Gualtieri 
It would be having to do with money and being able to provide a raise for our employees. That’s the most important thing that we can do right now. We’re facing significant budget challenges, the county’s general fund deficit is another $40 million between now and 2022, so we’ve got some significant challenges. To take care of our employees is the most important challenge we have. From a policy perspective, beyond that is to continue the operations that we are doing.

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BRADENTON — A Bradenton woman faces life in prison after pleading guilty to using 15- to 17-year-old girls as prostitutes.
Neang Prom, 30, who went by the name Pocahontas, has pleaded guilty to the sex trafficking of minors in Tampa, according to a plea agreement reached Wednesday.
Authorities say Prom recruited four underage girls to work as prostitutes in Tampa and promoted the business by taking sexually explicit photos of the girls and posting them on the Internet, according to a criminal complaint filed by the U.S. attorney’s office in Tampa.
Prom, whose sentencing date has not been set, faces a maximum penalty of life in federal prison.
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“Once the minors were living with Prom and Bell, they took sexually explicit photos of the minor victims and placed these photos on the Internet, to solicit clients for prostitution services,” according to the U.S. attorney’s office.

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But Romney didn’t push back against this outrage. Instead, he said he thinks the Constitution is “brilliant” and mentioned nothing about treason.
Only when reporters pressed him later did Romney state that he did not, in fact, think Obama should be put on trial for being a traitor to his country.
This was just the latest instance of Romney being unwilling to confront the darker forces of the right:
Days earlier, Romney made scant effort to defend one of his aides, Richard Grenell, who had been hired only weeks before to serve as a foreign policy spokesman.
Conservative groups complained noisily because Grenell is openly gay.
Romney declined to push back publicly against the conservatives, and Grenell resigned.
This followed Romney’s unfortunate response two months ago to Rush Limbaugh’s claim that a Georgetown University student who testified about birth control was a “slut” and a “prostitute.”

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… I was a medical prostitute‘
Updated: Tuesday, 08 May 2012, 12:07 AM EDTPublished : Monday, 07 May 2012, 10:37 PM EDT
TAMPA – For the past several years, FOX 13 has been out in front of the pill mill epidemic in Florida. Our investigative reports have opened some eyes and helped shut down some clinics.
But for the first time, we’ve been able to talk with somebody on the inside writing scripts for pain pills.
“I was a monster,” says Dr. Sanjeev Grover. “I was arrogant, angry, rude to people, which I was never that.”
Doctor Grover admits he was a drug doctor and is ashamed and embarrassed by his actions.
“These medications are not good for your body; this is death in your face looking at you,” he said.
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“That’s true,” says Dr. Grover. “I was a medical prostitute. I was pushing drugs on the streets.”

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