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… We’re going to use some of our undercover female officers to act as prostitutes and see if they will be propositioned by these men,” says Sgt. Barney Whitson.
Within 90 minutes detectives had arrested three suspects. Each one is accused of offering cash in exchange for sexual acts.
“They’re just as big as a problem as the female prostitutes are,” Whitson points out.
The undercover investigation stems from concerns from those living in and around the south-side neighborhood where the operation is taking place.
Whitson says they will continue to target those breaking the law on San Antonio streets.”We put it together pretty quick and get it done,” he said.
To prove that point, within the last eight weeks officers have arrested more than 40 women on prostitution charges on the city’s south side.

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The first tropical storm of the Atlantic Hurricane season is moving toward Mexico, and it may bring some rain to South Texas. A local coffee shop owner is apologizing after his company’s tweet on Twitter steamed some readers. Details of the costs for Governor Rick Perry’s security team are going to stay secret for more than a year.
>>Woman Sues San Antonio, Police Officer For Alleged Sexual Assault
(San Antonio, TX) — A woman is suing a former San Antonio police officer and the city itself after claiming the officer sexually assaulted her. The woman in her federal lawsuit names ex-officer Gregory Mickel, who had pleaded guilty in 2009 to official oppression and violation of civil rights. The suit alleges the city knew of other police officers’ similar misbehavior before the incident that prompted Mickel to be ousted from the force. The woman, who has been arrested for prostitution before, claims Mickel said he would arrested her again unless she had sex with him.

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Mickel’s plea came at a time when the SAPD was marred with negative publicity over sexual misconduct allegations, and “in that context, the city thus condoned this pattern of abuse, which continued through the time of plaintiff’s oppression and assault,” her lawyer, Ricky J. Poole, wrote in the suit.
Mickel was arrested in July 2009 after admitting to internal investigators that he had sex with the woman, who is now 47.
She had two prior prostitution arrests and was in an East Side area where prostitutes loiter when a man picked her up in his truck on June 26, 2009, according to published reports. Mickel stopped the truck, ordered her to sit in the back of his patrol car, told the man to leave, then told the woman he would arrest her a third time if she didn’t have sex with him, which she did unwillingly after he drove to a secluded area, the suit said.

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During the early 1950s, Fleet’s classes were “opened to laypersons,” starting with a series of Saturday “Lectures on Health — Free” advertised in the San Antonio Express, Oct. 22, 1950. Readers were invited to Mountaintop for hourlong lectures by “experienced doctors propounding rules of health.”
The location and its features seem to have been considered familiar. After sitting through the lectures, says the Concept-Therapy ad, “You may sit on the patio, under the Texas stars, and enjoy refreshments (while) beautiful music soothes your weary nerves.” From Mountaintop, promises the ad, “You may view the lights of San Antonio in the distance, and the cool, fresh, invigorating air will rejuvenate you and cause you to feel at peace.”
Lest anyone confuse this new incarnation of Mountaintop with the jumpin’ jive joint of the war years, the ad warns, “No beer, no wine, just health,” further cautioning, “This institute is for serious people,” presumably not the ones who made the trip up the hill to see ecdysiast Zorima, “queen of the strippers,” a few years earlier.

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The Proxy Theatre Company debuts this weekend with “Red Light Winter,” Adam Rapp’s play about a couple of guys who get involved with a prostitute on a trip to Amsterdam.

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Here is the latest news: A west side man is behind bars for allegedly holding his ex-girlfriend hostage and forcing her into prostitution. A San Antonio man will spend time in prison after making a surprise guilty plea in the murder of his girlfriend. Eight students are facing alcohol-related charges in connection with the death of 24-year-old Texas State University student Eirin Ann Hicks. Texas adults can now go online to track their immunizations.
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(San Antonio, TX) — A west side man is behind bars for allegedly holding his ex-girlfriend hostage for nearly two weeks and forcing her into prostitution. The 22-year-old woman came forward to Bexar County Sheriff’s investigators and claimed that 32-year-old Efren Plata kidnapped her late last month. He then allegedly tied her up at his home, threatened to kill her and forced her to have sex with a man he met through an Internet ad. She managed to escape the home on Wildcat Lair, and Plata was arrested yesterday on multiple charges.

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FARMER’S MARKET: Farmer’s Market is from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday at 3720 S. Alameda St.; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at 5346 Everhart Road and from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at 15037 S. Padre Island Drive. Weather permitting. Information: 361-362-9990.
COMEDY: The Vent Comedy Club at Gator’s Bar & Grill, 4610 S. Padre Island Drive, will host headliner Mario Salazar featuring Mark “The Mexicant” at 8 and 10 p.m. Friday. Cost: $10; $7/student and military discount for 8 p.m. show only. Information: 361-549-6213.
THE FULL MONTY: “The Full Monty” begins at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Aurora Arts Theater, 5635 Everhart Road. Seeing how much their wives enjoy watching male strippers during their “Girls’ Night Out,” unemployed steelworkers in Buffalo, New York come up with a bold way to make some quick cash. Not recommended for ages 16 and younger. Cost: $14/adults; $12/seniors, students. Information: 851-9700 or www.auroraartstheatre.com

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The woman had been charged with prostitution twice, in 1998 and in 2007. She pleaded no contest both times.
Jarrell was released on $50,000 bond and an electronic monitoring device was placed on his ankle. A day later, a different judge ordered the device removed. The judge did not give a reason.
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2003: On April 15, Matthew Jarrell was arrested in Baltimore and charged with possessing a handgun in a vehicle, possessing a handgun on his person and prostitution– general. Details on the prostitution charge and the overall case were not available.
The charges regarding prostitution and having a handgun on his person were dropped, court records indicate. He pleaded not guilty to having a handgun in his vehicle, but was found guilty at trial. He was sentenced to 18 months’ probation and fined $250.

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… It’s usually the case that politicians get ahead by making powerful friends; Spitzer got ahead by making powerful enemies,” Elkind explained in the speech. When he ran for Governor of New York, he said, Spitzer “won the election by a landslide.” Spitzer, known to have a “temper,” campaigned on the slogan “bring some passion back to Albany; it turned out it was a little ironic,” Elkind noted, when the scandal over Spitzer “patronizing prostitutes was uncovered.”
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Elkind also told AdvisorOne that, regarding Spitzer’s use of prostitutes, he was ”surprised how long it had gone on and the extent of the deceit involved.” It was “not one or two times,” but “20 or 30 times,” he added. “When Spitzer became Governor, he tended to see escorts when he went out of town,” when there was “less security with him.”

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