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ltwally said on October 28, 2011 at 11:18 AM
Where did anyone say he was a Sheriff ? He use to be a deputy sheriff until he was fired. Use to work in Alamo Heights until he was fired also. Lara, you must be one of his colonies. He will deputise anyone that will give him money or vote for him. Get your facts straight.
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Laracroft said on October 28, 2011 at 9:57 AM
As a licensed peace officer, I love serving my community for free but sometimes I wonder about the people on this chat… if they have any education at all. Constable Vojvodich is not a sheriff. Get your facts straight before commenting. You would also be s …

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Local constables busy busting men soliciting sex on Craigslist
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SAN ANTONIO — By now it should be no surprise that the popular website Craigslist.org can serve as a place to solicit prostitution. However, one Bexar County constable claims it happens all the time.
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“We don’t want prostitution. We don’t want the drug sales, and we certainly don’t want it coming across an anonymous media such as Craigslist so that it can involve kids, children or, people who really aren’t aware of what they’re getting into,” said Vojvodich.
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The Bexar County Constable’s Office said both were originally also charged with solicitation of prostitution, but that charge was dropped since it is a misdemeanor. Police said both men bailed out on $10,000 bonds.

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Vince Young Faces Assault Lawsuit
Strip Club Manager Claims Backup QB Punched Him In Face
POSTED: Wednesday, October 26, 2011
UPDATED: 8:36 pm CDT October 26, 2011
SAN ANTONIO — Vince Young is being sued by a Dallas strip club manager who claims that the Philadelphia Eagles backup quarterback punched him in the face last year.
Creiton Kinchen claims the former University of Texas star hit him “suddenly and without provocation.”
Kinchen detailed that he refused to convert $8,000 off Young’s credit card into single dollar bills for tip money on June 12, 2010.
“This was an aggravated assault. There was no reason to do this,” said Kinchen’s lawyer, Luis Roberto Vera, Jr.
“There was no provocation other than the fact that Mr. Young was intoxicated, upset with the fact that the club would not give him $8,000 cash and then the final thing was the upside down horns. But that wasn’t enough to get beat up,” he added.

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Neighbors Outraged At New Northside Strip Club
Club Endless Music Offers More Than Just Music, Neighbors Say
POSTED: Monday, October 24, 2011
SAN ANTONIO — A new nightclub called Endless Music on the north side is not really about the music and that has neighbors concerned.
They say it is a strip club masquerading as a bar.
Endless Music is on U.S. 281 at Redland Road and features scantily clad women dancing and gyrating to music.
This club is not licensed as a sexually oriented business, which means all private parts must be covered.
But a hidden camera investigation by the KSAT 12 Defenders found that some parts were exposed.
Alan Axtell, the superintendent of San Antonio Christian Schools nearby, said this is not just a nightclub.
“That is an adult entertainment venue and you just can’t get around it,” Axtell said.

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Curses, Foiled Again
Armed with a handgun and an assault rifle, Terry “T.J.” Newman, 25, and John “Pimp” Roberts invaded a home in San Antonio, Texas, and demanded money. Authorities said that when the homeowner’s son came out of a bedroom with his own assault rifle and started firing, the two robbers fled, leaving their getaway car idling in front of the house. They returned 15 minutes later for the car, by which time members of the household had armed themselves with a second assault rifle and opened fire. Police arrived, only to have Newman ram their patrol vehicle with a second vehicle. He was arrested and convicted of aggravated assault. (San Antonio Express-News)
Authorities quickly identified three youths who broke into a house in Newton County, Ga., because they left behind pictures of themselves on the homeowner’s camera. (Atlanta’s WSB-TV)

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Shaded tables no longer meet the convenience demands of many modern motorists, although some drivers do still pack a lunch and enjoy the quiet roadside stops.
“Motoring has changed considerably since the 1950s,” TxDOT spokesman John Hurt said. “Now, people want to go inside and get a cold drink and have restroom facilities.”
Gillespie County Commissioners recently endorsed state plans to close all eight picnic areas there that, as local TxDOT official Daniel Crenwelge put it, “have outlived their usefulness and become a public problem rather than a public asset.”
County Judge Mark Stroeher said, “I’m not convinced they’ve outlived their purpose … (but) commissioners have seen how trashy they’ve gotten sometimes.”
Besides finding household garbage in the trash bins, he said some hunters leave deer entrails in the picnic areas.
Elsewhere, Hurt reported, criminals have used the picnic areas for drug dealing and prostitution.

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Shaded tables no longer meet the convenience demands of many modern motorists, although some drivers do still pack a lunch and enjoy the quiet roadside stops.
“Motoring has changed considerably since the 1950s,” TxDOT spokesman John Hurt said. “Now, people want to go inside and get a cold drink and have restroom facilities.”
Gillespie County Commissioners recently endorsed state plans to close all eight picnic areas there that, as local TxDOT official Daniel Crenwelge put it, “have outlived their usefulness and become a public problem rather than a public asset.”
County Judge Mark Stroeher said, “I’m not convinced they’ve outlived their purpose … (but) commissioners have seen how trashy they’ve gotten sometimes.”
Besides finding household garbage in the trash bins, he said some hunters leave deer entrails in the picnic areas.
Elsewhere, Hurt reported, criminals have used the picnic areas for drug dealing and prostitution.

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SAPD: Murder suspect arrested on child sex trafficking charges
SAN ANTONIO — Police were looking for a killer when a child sex trafficking case fell into their laps.
San Antonio police said a 16-year-old run away alleges 20-year-old Kwaku Agyin was her pimp and the person who killed a man on Oct. 3.
According to an arrest warrant, the victim ran away from the Hector Garza Center during a swim outing in early September. The teen reportedly met Agyin on a VIA bus, where they exchanged phone numbers. The two agreed to meet several days later.
Police said Agyin got a room at the Motel 6 in the 5500 block of Pan Am Expressway. That’s where the girl told police he started to touch her, so she ran into the bathroom and locked the door. The girl told police Agyin grew angry, and she had sex with him out of fear.

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In this week’s installment: Monsanto creates a “gene gun” for superweeds, the threat of surgically implanted explosive devices, and Britain’s government concludes that the best way to get the economy moving is to raise the highway speed limit.
Curses, Foiled Again
Armed with a handgun and an assault rifle, Terry “T.J.” Newman, 25, and John “Pimp” Roberts invaded a home in San Antonio, Texas, and demanded money. Authorities said that when the homeowner’s son came out of a bedroom with his own assault rifle and started firing, the two robbers fled, leaving their getaway car idling in front of the house. They returned 15 minutes later for the car, by which time members of the household had armed themselves with a second assault rifle and opened fire. Police arrived, only to have Newman ram their patrol vehicle with a second vehicle. He was arrested and convicted of aggravated assault. (San Antonio Express-News)

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Armed with a handgun and an assault rifle, Terry “T.J.” Newman, 25, and John “Pimp” Roberts invaded a home in San Antonio, Texas, and demanded money. Authorities said that when the homeowner’s son came out of a bedroom with his own assault rifle and started firing, the two robbers fled, leaving their getaway car idling in front of the house. They returned 15 minutes later for the car, by which time members of the household had armed themselves with a second assault rifle and opened fire. Police arrived, only to have Newman ram their patrol vehicle with a second vehicle. He was arrested and convicted of aggravated assault. (San Antonio Express-News)
• Authorities quickly identified three youths who broke into a house in Newton County, Ga., because they left behind pictures of themselves on the homeowner’s camera. (Atlanta’s WSB-TV)

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