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Dirk Gutzmiller 3:33 pm on Saturday, March 23, 2013 @Annie – I have flown on corporate jets on business, and often, there is a limousine waiting on the tarmac. It is convenient, saves some travel time, and is generally more comfortable than commercial flights.. And you are trying to tell us, the taxpayers, we should pay for high dollar executives with millions in stock options so that they are not slightly put out by flying first class commercial, or just using Mitchell for their corporate planes? Corporate planes are often just ego trips, and not necessary. Something very odd about feeling sorry for these overpaid suits who are often leeching perks off stockholders and the hard work and success of their employees, let alone the taxpayer issue.
We should cut the FAA towers so the sky’s are less safe for everyone, right Dirk? Maybe the evil rich should have their own private police service too. They call 922 instead. You’re making silly arguments here trying to defend a failed leaded and ideology.
They pay for the leaches receiving free phones and food and strippers and pay for the entire police and FAA public safety departments. Cry more.

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Sooooo … Sturtevant protects the public by banning a massage parlor, but permits the operation of a sports bar whose owner doesn’t pay his taxes and whose patrons assault other patrons and one of our off duty police officers. I am not feeing safer with whoever is at the helm.

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**Updated 4:50 p.m. March 18 
The Sturtevant Planning Commission did not review a conditional-use permit for a massage parlor on Thursday because the applicant was not present at the meeting.
K & J Health Centers, according to paperwork filed with the village, was slated to take space at 8020 Durand Avenue as a “massage establishment.” Yun Coyne of Chicago is the applicant listed on village paperwork.
Lt. Matt Argadine with the Griffith Police Department in Indiana, said his officers conducted a prostitution sting operation on a K & J Health center in that city on March 14. A vehicle observed leaving the area was stopped and searched. During the search, police discovered a briefcase containing an application packet for a K & J Health Center in Sturtevant with Coyne’s name on it.

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Two accused of trafficking child for prostitution due in court
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The criminal complaint indicates that Smith-Reaves picked the victim up from a friend’s house February 17th and took her to a residence on N. 34th Street. The following day, Smith-Reaves allegedly told the victim she was to engage in acts of prostitution in exchange for money.
According to the criminal complaint, Smith-Reaves threatened the victim with a gun and told her she had to “remain in the residence.” The criminal complaint indicates Smith-Reaves threatened to kill the victim if she did not engage in acts of prostitution.
Between the dates of February 17th and February 26th the criminal complaint indicates that both Smith-Reaves and Woodruff engaged in sexual acts with the victim, drove her to two different prostitution dates in the City of Milwaukee and threatened to drown her in a tub when they thought she called police.

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… It’s an unGodly, Christ-hating position,” he said of Schultz’s comments.
A Changed Life
Robert Breaud of Wisconsin told Christian News Network that he had been involved in the homosexual lifestyle until his 30′s, but has served Christ now for nearly 20 years.
“I basically got my fill of the emptiness of sin,” he said. “I was never happy, never filled, never satisfied with male-to-male relationships.”
Breaud, who was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana, explained that he even utilized homosexual prostitutes for a time after seeing a report on the news.
“One day, they talked about male prostitutes in the French Quarter, and I said, ‘That’s where they are? Okay, I’m going,’” he explained, noting that he always felt used after such arrangements. “It’s like, you pay your money, have sex and ‘Goodbye. Get out of here.’”

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At the CompStat meeting, the dialogue between the chief and his staff has shifted to prostitution, and the robberies and assaults that come with it. “Are you working with sensitive crimes?” Flynn inquires of the District 7 captain. “It seems like the supply of prostitutes is remaining the same even though individual prostitutes are moving out, right? Are we debriefing them when we arrest them? Do we know how they’re winding up on our streets? Is there a drug connection here?”
“Yes!” Capt. Howard replies. “Heroin.”
“Are these runaways from domestic violence, child abuse?’
“Yes.”
Hot spots for prostitution are identified (Villard and Lisbon Avenues, and North Ave. between 15th and 16th Streets, for example). There follows a lengthy discussion of ways to discourage women from getting into the trade and to divert them out of it once they are ensnared, by pimps, friends or relatives.

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I think its stupid to bust escorts and prostitutes. Instead they should be ordered group therapy, many of these woman have been abused and have drug problems. Many live to prostitute, by drugs and that cycle goes on and on. These woman need serious help, not jail time.
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Racine read the words of the older victim, now 20: “People say that when they go through jail for a long time, their mind is stuck in jail,” Racine read. “I feel like I’m stuck in that house.”
But public defender Gina Bernard said 183 years was a long time to serve for the “small part” of the impact on the two girls.
While acknowledging that what happened to them was “horrible,” Bernard pointed out that the younger victim had only been with Curry for two days and the older victim less than a month.
“The things that she is going through didn’t start with him,” Bernard said of the oldest victim as she pointed at Curry. “It is baggage that she carried into this situation. She was being pimped previously.”
The older victim had been in the prostitution lifestyle for about two years, Bernard said.

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APPLETON – Human trafficking is a growing problem across the country, in Wisconsin, and especially in Milwaukee.
“During our last nationwide operation, Milwaukee rescued the highest number of juveniles in the United States,” Special Agent Chad Elgersma told us.
“Three years ago, sex trafficking wasn’t the ‘topic of the day,’” said Connie Campbell of 5-stones, a sex trafficking awareness group based out of Appleton.  “Now it’s everywhere.”
“The Midwest is one of the hottest areas because of all the travel that takes place through Wisconsin,” explained Campbell.  “Truck drivers are (common customers) and pimps like Midwest girls because they’re easier to control.  They’re more naive.”
Every prostitute is a victim, according to Campbell.
“No little girl grows up saying ‘I want to be a prostitute,’” said Campbell.  “They have all been victimized.”

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The dean rolls out the red carpet for him with the help of Annie who makes sure Archie’s every wish is granted (“For Greendale!”). Jeff is tasked with distracting Pierce who would otherwise ruin the dean’s plans by throwing a fit over not being the center of attention. To occupy their time, Jeff and Pierce spend the day together in a barber shop getting their faces shaved.
I’d like to stop for a minute. I have gotten a straight razor shave a couple of times in my life. It’s a wonderful experience and I recommend every man do it at least once. However, it takes about 20 minutes from start to finish. While the dean and Annie are taking Archie on a guided tour of campus, decorating the cafeteria, hiring strippers and having a party, Jeff and Pierce are spending “the day” getting shaved. This is just absurd.

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