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The former Spur was arrested in Bentonville, Arkansas this week for allegedly taking part in a sex trafficking ring involving a 14-year old girl.  According to his arrest warrant, Robertson is being fingered as one of seven people who kidnapped the girl and forced her into prostitution and dancing at a Corpus Christi strip club.  The warrant also accuses Robertson of sexually abusing the minor.
Jimmy Parks, Robertson’s attorney, claims Robertson is completely innocent of all charges.  Parks calls the allegations a conspiracy.  He goes on to say that his client is being targeted because of his fame (his fame?).
Wow.  Robertson is in some serious trouble here.  Let’s hope police get to the bottom of whoever is responsible for the abuse of this young girl.
-Charles Dimino

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A young person may look at any story with sexual details and, after reading the most sensational part, rush to show the article to their friends. In fact, some adults might do the same thing.
But if they do this with the Bible, they will miss the part further along that tells the moral of the story.
In the Bible, there are always consequences for sexual acts outside of marriage, and plenty of rules against the sexual mistreatment of women. Even the heroes of the Bible got into trouble for such things.
Take Samson in the Old Testament, for example (Judges 14-16). He could have married any well-bred woman within his Hebrew community, but he lusted after prostitutes and got away with it for quite a while. Until Delilah, who took away his strength and turned him over to Philistine captors. Samson’s eyes were poked out, he was thrown in a hard labor prison, and only redeemed himself by dying to save his countrymen.

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Perhaps the most difficult offering to swallow in this set is Amys Last Shift. Playwright James Venhaus and director Vermeulen conjure the smoke-filled back room of a topless pastry shop, appropriately named Double D Donuts, Home of the largest cups of coffee in town. There, a motherly, long-time employee (Vermeulen) talks a wide-eyed, auburn-haired newbie, Amy (Bianchi), through the ups and downs of working in the seedy metropolis of the sex industry albeit in a softer borough.  
Any individual, especially in this economy, whos hit that anything-for-a-paycheck point can understand the precarious nature of the situation: The longer youre here, the harder it becomes to explain the blank spot on your resume. But when Amy does just what the plays title suggests, her departure is written and performed with a whiff of self-righteousness that persons who have chosen a career in sex work might find demeaning. 

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Maxwell and McFarland were arrested less than a week after Lopes’ body was found. They had a chase and running gun battle with police through downtown San Francisco after Maxwell, driving Lopes’ stolen truck, refused to be pulled over for running a red light.
“There’s really no explanation,” Maxwell told The San Antonio Express-News recently from death row. “All the way from the top to the bottom, just senseless.
“I need to be locked up, no doubt about it. But me dying isn’t going to solve anything.”
He also acknowledged he committed a number of robberies, still unsolved, during the trek from Indiana to Florida, Texas and California.
McFarland, a former stripper, was wounded during the police chase in San Francisco. Lopes’ credit card, badge and service weapon were recovered from the truck, along with a Chinese-made 9 mm pistol determined to be the gun used to fatally shoot Lopes in the top of the head.

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Killer of 2 in Indiana, Texas, to die Thursday
Associated Press – March 10, 2010 9:55 AM ET
HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) – Joshua Maxwell was portrayed with his girlfriend as living out the violence-glorifying 1990s film “Natural Born Killers.” Now he’s winding up the title character in a for-real version of the prison movie “Dead Man Walking.”
His final scene could be played out Thursday evening in Huntsville. That’s when Maxwell is set to die in the Texas death chamber for the robbery and fatal shooting of an off-duty sheriff’s deputy in San Antonio nearly 10 years ago.
Evidence showed the slaying of 40-year-old Rudy Lopes, a sergeant with the Bexar County Sheriff’s Department, was 1 of at least two killings during of a cross-country crime spree involving Maxwell and former stripper girlfriend Tessie McFarland.

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… He’s adamant that he’s done nothing wrong,” said attorney Jimmy Parks Jr., who spoke with Robertson during his arrest Friday. “He’s willing to get back to Bexar County as quick as he can to try to clear himself of these charges.”
Robertson was arrested in Bentonville, Ark., where he was to attend a basketball shooting clinic over the weekend.
He was one of seven people charged after a 14-year-old girl claimed she was kidnapped from an East Side home in March and forced to have sex with men for money in San Antonio and Corpus Christi.
The girl escaped about a week later from the Corpus Christi home of Leslie Campbell, flagged down police and told officers he’d forced her to have sex with him for a week and dance at a strip club there. 

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Former Spur Alvin Robertson accused of sex assault
Michelle Roberts Associated Press
(2010-02-27)
(UALR Public Radio)
One-time San Antonio Spurs star Alvin Robertson has been arrested on sexual assault of a child and sex trafficking charges.
Robertson was taken into custody Friday in Bentonville, Ark., said Bexar County Sheriff’s Deputy Ino Badillo. Robertson lives in San Antonio.
The former NBA All-Star faces charges alleging he was among seven people who kidnapped and assaulted a 14-year-old girl who was forced into prostitution and made to dance at a strip club, authorities said Friday.

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Huntsville, TX – An Indiana man became the fourth person put to death this year in Texas.
The state executed Joshua Maxwell for killing a San Antonio sheriff’s deputy ten years ago.
Police in Indiana say he also killed Robbie Botts of Mooresville in September 2000 before running to Texas and killing the officer.
Authorities said Maxwell and former stripper Tessie McFarland forced the FedEx mechanic to use his credit card to buy them merchandise, and that Bott had been tied him up, strangled, shot, and stuffed in the trunk of his car before it was set on fire.
Maxwell was never tried for the Indiana murder.
Police captured him in California after a high speed chase in San Francisco.

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Less than a week after Lopes’ body was found, Maxwell and McFarland were arrested after a police chase and running gun battle through downtown San Francisco after Maxwell, driving Lopes’ stolen truck, refused to be pulled over for running a red light.
“There’s really no explanation,” Maxwell told The San Antonio Express-News recently from death row. “All the way from the top to the bottom, just senseless.
“I need to be locked up, no doubt about it. But me dying isn’t going to solve anything.”
He also acknowledged he committed a number of robberies, still unsolved, during the trek from Indiana to Florida, Texas and California.
McFarland, a former stripper, was wounded during the police chase in San Francisco. Lopes’ credit card, badge and service weapon were recovered from the truck, along with a Chinese-made 9 mm pistol determined to be the gun used to fatally shoot Lopes in the top of the head.

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… Natural Born” Convicted Killer to Die Thursday
Updated 9:30 AM CST, Wed, Mar 10, 2010
Joshua Maxwell was portrayed with his girlfriend as living out the violence-glorifying 1990s film “Natural Born Killers.” Now he’s winding up the title character in a for-real version of the prison movie “Dead Man Walking.”
His final scene could be played out Thursday evening in Huntsville. That’s when Maxwell is set to die in the Texas death chamber for the robbery and fatal shooting of an off-duty sheriff’s deputy in San Antonio nearly 10 years ago.
Evidence showed the slaying of 40-year-old Rudy Lopes, a sergeant with the Bexar County Sheriff’s Department, was one of at least two killings during of a cross-country crime spree involving Maxwell and former stripper girlfriend Tessie McFarland.
The 31-year-old Maxwell would be the fourth prisoner executed this year in Texas.

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