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Man stabbed by wife’s ex outside S.A. strip club, police say
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** FILE ** Dancers perform at a Kansas City, Mo. strip club Jan. 24, 2005. A new law which goes into effect Sunday will greatly restict activities at Missouri strip clubs. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)
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poobles said on September 29, 2011 at 10:34 AM
Just curious why anyone would want a serious relationship with a stripper hahaha…
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Red072011 said on September 29, 2011 at 10:08 AM
The ex boyfriend leaves the scene and the wife takes off and leaves her husband as well? Wow, I don’t think this marriage is going to last much longer.
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silentspartner said on September 29, 2011 at 9:56 AM
ex-boyfriend? sounds like she’s still diddling him!
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cmos2012 said on September 29, 2011 at 9:40 AM
now that’s what i call LOVE….
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seville_1976 said on September 29, 2011 at 9:24 AM
who does she really LOVE!!!???
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Man Stabbed Outside NE Side Strip Club
Police: Man Sought In Stabbing At Paradise Strip Club
POSTED: Thursday, September 29, 2011
SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio police are trying to track down the ex-boyfriend of a woman who they said stabbed her husband during a fight outside a Northeast Side strip club early Thursday.
When police were called to the Paradise Gentlemen’s Club off Interstate 35 near Loop 410 shortly before 3:30 a.m., they found a 32-year-old man with two stab wounds to his chest, said Capt. Cris Andersen of the San Antonio Police Department.
The victim was taken to a hospital in serious but stable condition, Andersen said.
Police said the man was visiting the strip club with his wife when the woman’s ex-boyfriend showed up.
The woman then went outside with the ex-boyfriend and her husband soon followed, police said.

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The Drug Enforcement Agency says an undercover officer bought a large package of heroin that was kept in the freezer at Anna’s Cafe, on Houston Street between New Braunfels Avenue and Walters Street. The Drug Enforcement Agency says an undercover officer bought a…
Six people have been indicted and arrested on charges that they sold heroin by the ounce from an East Side restaurant and two nearby homes.
Six others were arrested earlier in the yearlong investigation, which included an undercover purchase of heroin from a kitchen freezer at Anna’s Café in the 2400 block of East Houston Street, according to federal court documents.
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and San Antonio Police Department announced the busts Tuesday and said the drug ring had contributed to increased crime on the East Side, from prostitution to crimes of violence, including murder.

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Feds: Group sold heroin out of East Side restaurant By Guillermo Contrerasgcontreras@express-news.net Updated 06:05 p.m., Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Six people have been indicted and arrested on charges that they sold heroin by the ounce from an East Side restaurant and two nearby homes.
Six other people had previously been arrested during the yearlong investigation, which included an undercover purchase of heroin from a kitchen freezer at Anna’s Café in the 2400 block of East Houston Street, according to federal court documents.
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and San Antonio Police Department announced the busts at a news conference Tuesday and said the heroin-distribution ring had contributed to increased crime on the East Side, from prostitution to crimes of violence, including murder.
Some of the heroin was hidden in children’s diapers during some of the handoffs, said Mauricio Fernandez, the DEA assistant special agent in charge in San Antonio. The group trafficked about 4 pounds of high-purity heroin per month from Guerrero state in Mexico, which would bring in about $400,000 when retailed on the streets, Fernandez said.

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In an interview with police, De La Rosa admitted he had slapped and choked the baby several days earlier when she wouldn’t stop crying. The couple took her to the fire station several hours after realizing she had stopped breathing, he said.
Navejar told police she had been using heroin for about a year, since shortly after her first child was born, and that she never wanted the baby to begin with. She knew De La Rosa would hit the child, she said, adding that she also realized she didn’t feed or care for the child like she should have.
But Navejar was a victim of abuse as well, defense attorney Raymond De Leon said after the hearing, describing his client as a “sweet girl” who has had a lot of time to reflect.
“She was under (De La Rosa’s) thumb,” De Leon said. “He was shooting her up with heroin, beating her, had her walking the streets” to prostitute herself.

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In an interview with police, De La Rosa admitted he had slapped and choked the baby several days earlier when she wouldn’t stop crying. The couple took her to the fire station several hours after realizing she had stopped breathing, he said.
Navejar told police she had been using heroin for about a year, since shortly after her first child was born, and that she never wanted the baby to begin with. She knew De La Rosa would hit the child, she said, adding that she also realized she didn’t feed or care for the child like she should have.
But Navejar was a victim of abuse as well, defense attorney Raymond De Leon said after the hearing, describing his client as a “sweet girl” who has had a lot of time to reflect.
“She was under (De La Rosa’s) thumb,” De Leon said. “He was shooting her up with heroin, beating her, had her walking the streets” to prostitute herself.

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An accountant who embezzled more than $500,000 from a San Antonio medical corporation over a three-year period, spending much of it on strippers, was sentenced Friday to 20 years in prison. Defense attorney Demetrio Duarte asked the jury for probation, describing his client as someone who was…

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