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SA ministry reaches out to prostitutes Mission is to ‘offer them a better life serving God’ Author: Matt Rivers, Video Journalist, mrivers@ksat.com Published On: May 16 2012 11:47:15 PM CDT
 Updated On: May 17 2012 01:29:33 AM CDT
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On any given night in San Antonio, prostitutes frequent certain corners around town. Many of them are drug addicts, looking to fund their next score.
But that’s where one local ministry, Victory Outreach, comes in to help.
On many a Saturday night, a group of men and women volunteer their evening to evangelize; spreading their gospel to those who they argue need it most.
They start each night with a prayer. Each member is a devout Christian, with rough, crime-filled pasts of their own.
“We just go out there and reach out to them and let them know that Jesus Christ is the answer and they don’t have to live like this,” said Oscar Navarro, a member of the group.

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Beach Themed Gentlemen’s Club Debuts on Loop 410
Some Beach Gentlemen’s Club honors its coastal name with luau-, surfer-, and limbo-themed calendar events interspersed among signature lunch specials and an array of adult entertainment features. San Antonio’s newest gentlemen’s club, Some Beach, doubles as a bar and grill with live dancers in…

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Man wanted in strip club slaying Joe Limon wanted in death of Frank Lurati Published On: May 11 2012 11:34:41 AM CDT
 Updated On: May 11 2012 12:37:12 PM CDT
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San Antonio police are searching for a man they said killed another man at a strip club earlier this month.
Homicide detectives said Just before midnight on May 2, Joe Christopher Limon, 32, killed Frank Lurati at Club MVP at 3710 Roosevelt. Limon also has a felony parole violation and a misdemeanor warrant for assault.
Limon is 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 160 pounds.
Lurati’s family said knowing the suspect’s identity is helping them heal.
“We can put a name and a face to somebody that caused this grief that we have,” Tanya Gutierrez, Lurati’s sister, said. “The heartache is still there, but we know who’s responsible. “

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San Antonio police are searching for a man they said killed another man at a gentleman’s club earlier this month.
On May 2 just before midnight at Club MVP at 3710 Roosevelt, homicide detectives said Joe Christopher, 32, Limon killed Frank Lurati. Limon also has a felony parole violation and a misdemeanor warrant for assault.
Limon is 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 160 pounds.
Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 224-STOP.

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Look, Clippers fans have been appropriately scarred over the years. They fully expected that stupid Kia to cripple Blake in the Slam Dunk Contest, just like they wouldn’t be shocked if the video scoreboard fell on Chris right as he was dribbling out the clock in Game 7 of the Finals. But that 27-point comeback in Game 1 was a seminal moment for a profoundly messed-up franchise. If they can erase a 27-point lead and guarantee themselves a spot on NBA TV Hardwood Classics for the rest of eternity, what else can happen? Has their historically low ceiling been removed?
These last two home games, I found myself mildly frightened by their unwavering optimism — almost like watching a buddy fall a little too hard for a stripper or something. They wore matching red T-shirts, cheered loudly from start to finish, jumped to their feet after every big play, started unprovoked “Let’s Go Clippers” chants and basically acted like college kids. Like three decades of frustration …

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For Friday through Sunday: “Maxwell,” written and directed by Jody O’Neil, about a widowed cellist and a young drummer; “Poker Night,” written by Josh Coleman and directed by Vana Trudeau, about four twentysomething longtime friends who are at different points of their lives and what happens one night when they gather to play cards; “A Bitter Cup,” written and directed by Bragan Thomas, with this description: “An emotional confrontation with an unexpected guest leads to murder most English”; “Best Friends,” written by Paul Pilcher and directed by Brian Carlson, about relationships and secrets that are kept from loved ones; “Madam Executrix,” written by Doug Asher-Best and directed by Van Sant, about an older gay man who gets surprises in the afterlife thanks to his sister, plus a boyfriend who predeceased him; and “Lulu’s Last Ride,” written by Ron Radice and directed by Tony Jackman, about a prostitute who meets with a previous client.

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SAN ANTONIO – A 24-year-old man was killed early Thursday morning in the parking lot of a south-side gentlemen’s club, and the suspect in the shooting was still on the run at daybreak.

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The school says it will host in 2013 and that discussions are ongoing and focused on returning the game to Cowboys Stadium in 2014.
TORRIN TUCKER-ARREST
Former Cowboys lineman faces drug charges in Fla.
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) A former Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman is accused of trying to sell marijuana to an undercover officer at a Tampa strip club.
Police say 32-year-old Torrin Tucker was arrested Tuesday night and charged with felony counts of cocaine possession with intent to sell, marijuana possession with intent to sell, delivery of marijuana and possession of a firearm during commission of a felony. He was released from jail Wednesday on $19,500 bail.
According to an arrest report, Tucker was working security at the Hollywood Nights strip club April 18 when he sold a $20 bag of marijuana to the undercover officer.

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BILLLINGS, Mont. — Booming oil production across a wide expanse of the Northern Plains is forcing law enforcement from the U.S. and Canada to gird for a spike in crimes ranging from drug trafficking and gun offenses to prostitution.
Officials say up to 30,000 workers could descend on the Bakken oil fields of Montana, North Dakota and Saskatchewan in the next few years.
The recent kidnapping and brutal murder of Sidney, Mont. teacher Sherry Arnold has drawn more attention to the changes brought on by the rapid pace of drilling.
In the wake of the killing, federal prosecutors are holding a two-day retreat beginning Monday for police, border agents and other law enforcement to craft a common strategy to deal with rising crime. Two men are in custody in Arnold’s case, which left local residents shaken and led to a rise in applications to carry concealed weapons.

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