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A man was shot multiple times on Highway 90 West. Then there were two more people shot dead in the 300 block of Catalina.
“There is a spike and it’s early in the year,” said McManus. “That doesn’t mean that the trend will continue through the year.”
Chief McManus said the spike should be taken with a grain of salt. Two years ago when the city had a record low, the number of murders was up at the beginning of the year.
“It’s not being committed by an organized group or groups of people,” said the chief. “Most of them are spontaneous: an argument or someone targets someone.”
And it is those crimes that are difficult to predict or prevent. overall, he said.
“People who are dealing with gangs, drugs, prostitutes – their potential for becoming a victim is much greater than those who are not,” said the chief.

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After my own lay-person’s analysis, I can only conclude that, in its context, this rule is lumped in with number one and has to do with idolatry. Just as one is to avoid partaking of things sacrificed to idols to remove oneself from idolatry (never mind the qualifications I noted above), odds are good that if you also don’t engage in prostitution you won’t be paying for a good time with a temple harlot. It’s that simple. Now even if we go to Early Modern English usage, it would appear that the restriction would be on either any unmarried sex OR just heterosexual sex that wouldn’t count as adultery. *blink* Mind you, wiktionary also seems to tie in the notion of being a catamite (which would amount to being the bottom in a pederastic relationship), but that doesn’t necessarily rule out being the pederast.

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Teen Facing Murder Charges After Stabbing Mom’s Boyfriend
San Antonio Police say a 15-year-old boy faces murder charges after stabbing his mom’s boyfriend to death late Saturday night.
Police say the stabbing happened after a heated argument between the victim and the boy’s mother.
According to officers on scene, the boy’s mother came home to find her boyfriend in the kitchen doing drugs with a prostitute. The mom chased the prostitute out of the house and began arguing with her boyfriend.
Police say it’s unclear if the man was physically violent with the woman, but at some point during the argument, the woman’s son grabbed a hunting knife and stabbed the man in the chest.
The man was taken to San Antonio Military Medical Center where he later died.

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A crane dropped its load 40 stories at the WTC construction site this morning.
Several pieces of steel were being lifted from a flatbed truck when the load came crashing down, crushing the truck beneath it, according to the FDNY.
One person at the construction site was reportedly injured, but a fire official said the victim refused medical treatment and was not seriously harmed.
The accident happened at 9:58 a.m. at what officials refer to as building #4 near Church and Cortland Streets.
“We face danger every day,” said WTC concrete stripper Hondo A., 44, who declined to give his last name. Hondo has been working at the site for just six months, but has already seen a number of incidents.
“Little things happen all the time,” Hondo said. “We take it one day at a time.”

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By the time I saw the rodeo, it was in its heyday – even featuring a who’s who of country singers, from Roy Acuff to George Strait. Former inmate Juanita Phillips, better known as the stripper “Candy Barr,” even performed at the rodeo with a group of female inmate singers. Phillips, who was serving three years for a drug conviction, achieved notoriety after her release by being linked to Jack Ruby, the Dallas club owner who shot Lee Harvey Oswald in 1963. O’Neal Browning, sentenced to life imprisonment for the axe murder of his father, gained celebrity on both sides of the bars as the top hand in seven rodeos. Rodeo clowns Charlie Jones and Louie Nettles — “Fathead” and “Soupbone” — broadcast their routines on Huntsville’s radio program, Behind the Walls. “They give me life fer just goin’ off an leavin’ my wife.” “Now wait a minute, Fathead…How did you leave your wife?” “Why, I left her dead!”

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The ruling stems from a 2009 strip club raid in which several exotic dancers were arrested for violating the ordinance. Club owners alleged their civil rights were violated and filed a lawsuit.

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Lt. Darrell Sanders, of the Bexar County vice unit, said they’re seeing a new trend of outsiders making their way to San Antonio to prostitute.
 
“What we’ve found is that they have professional type circuits,” he said. “It’s like rockstars — they work in one city for a couple of weeks then things get too hot and they’ll move. And there’s like a rotation system and they even advertise, ‘Next month we’ll be in Dallas or even San Antonio.”
 
Just a couple of weeks ago the Bexar County vice unit set up a sting operation. In about six hours they arrested six women for prostitution. Two of the suspects weren’t even living in San Antonio.
 
“We did get one from Dallas and the other one was from out of state,” Sanders said.
 
Detectives said prostitutes who travel through San Antonio tend to aim for higher clientele and can be found on websites like Craigslist and Backpage. Howeve …

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According to local law enforcement agencies prostitution is an ongoing problem throughout San Antonio, but there’s also a new trend when it comes to where the prostitutes are coming from.

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With a concerted push from state lawmakers over the past three years, led largely by San Antonio’s Democratic state Senator Leticia Van de Putte, “trafficking” has become a buzzword of sorts in Texas. With the inaugural meeting of the statewide task force in 2010 and a U.S. Department of Justice-funded Bexar County trafficking task force, officials warned of waves of foreign nationals being hustled across the border and into Texas strip clubs, tea houses, and massage parlors, “stables” of women sold like cattle by heartless pimps (See “Land of the lost,” June 16, 2009). Lately, however, their focus has turned closer to home: to local kids bought and sold for sex right under our noses, be it runaways turning tricks to survive or teens kept in line by pimps employing violence and drug addiction. “It should shake you to the core to think that modern day slavery is happening here in our community, in our state,” Van de Putte told the Current. Local officials and advocates say they’ve begun to …

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By John Hall, Texas Baptist Communications   
SAN ANTONIO—Small details in the lives of the troubled students Tyler Shoesmith works with tell more than they would like him to know.
It’s the words they use, the clothes they wear—even the age of the people they spend time with or whom they connect with on Facebook. There’s a reason behind all of it, said the director of family support services in San Antonio’s North East Independent School District.
Thanks to attending a training session held by Traffick911—an anti-trafficking effort that grew out of Southside City Church in Fort Worth, Shoesmith is better equipped to understand the details. Some of the glimpses he sees now point to dark stories of prostitution and human trafficking.
As a result of the knowledge he gained during the training, Shoesmith has been able to identify trafficked children in San Antonio. The tips are small but consistent—a young woman who refers to someone other than her father as “daddy,” dressing provocatively and spending time with older men. 

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