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… All anyone can do is speculate about what’s going on,” Lavinia Limon, president of the U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants, told the Express-News.
The children have been distributed among 10 states, where they receive government-provided housing, health care and psychiatric treatment. Nearly 9 of every 10 immigrant children are reunited with their families.
Unaccompanied children are not housed in immigrant detention centers, Linda Brandmiller, immigration services director for Catholic Charities in San Antonio.
Two-thirds of the children are from Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras, while 12 percent are from Mexico. About 80 percent are boys, with 83 percent being older than 14.
Half of the children crossing the border are caught by the Border Patrol, Limon said. Most of those contacting her organization for help say they fled forced recruitment into gangs or prostitution, she said.

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According to SAPD investigators Robert Parton, 39 was arrested Friday on warrants of sexual assault of a child, sex trafficking and compelling prostitution. Detectives said during April of 2011 Parton allegedly provided drugs for a 15 year old girl before sexually assaulting her and forcing her to prostitute herself to him. Police said Parton was arrested without incident Friday.

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Melton, the prosecutor handling trafficking cases with the Bexar County DA’s office, told officials, “I can tell you we do have trafficking cases in Bexar County. … We are dealing primarily with domestic minor sex trafficking.” She outlined for lawmakers the difficulty of prosecuting such cases. “You bring a child into court who may be 15 but looks 25, who curses in the courtroom, who doesn’t want to be there. … Who doesn’t want to prosecute his or her trafficker, doesn’t want to be involved and thinks they have made a lifestyle choice because they’ve found they can make money, be independent.”
Melton spoke of a number of recent prosecutions, including the case where prosecutors discovered a local teenage girl was a victim only when they dragged her in as a witness to a capital murder (prosecutors claim the girl’s pimp murdered a drug dealer she had befriended). But as it stands the girl seems destined to cycle in and out of the system without …

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Get a Sneak Peek of What a Gorillaz, Andre 3000 and James Murphy Collab Looks Like
Gorillaz, Andre 3000 and LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy are releasing new collaborative track, “DoYaThing,” Feb. 23.Photo by: Converse
Some new ad for shoes shouldnât normally rate your attention, but it’s not every sneaker-pimping commercial that involves Gorillaz, Andre 3000 James Murphy (in his first musical appearance since disbanding LCD Soundsystem last April, no less).
That trifecta of awesome collaborated to create a new track, “DoYaThing,” for the benefit of Converse’s “Three Artists. One Song” campaign. (This much you may have learned when the company announced the project a little while back.)
And while the full song won’t officially be available until Feb. 23 — free for the downloading via Converse.com — a fresh, behind-the-scenes video offers a sampling of what this collaboration will sound and look like.

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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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SAN ANTONIO, Texas (ABP) — 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, Texas, 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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While men are the focus of much HIV-awareness and testing, Lujan, a clinical practitioner at Centro de Vida, works primarily with women. Her specialty is substance abuse and commercial sex work.
“Whether they shoot or snort heroin, or do some crack, we’re not asking the right questions,” Lujan says. We’re talking by phone — she spends a lot of time on the street, and it has been hard to settle on a meeting time. “You need to identify how they’re using the drug. We’re seeing a high use of Xanax, but they’re mixing it with heroin and shooting it. We are seeing some ODs.” As an abuse specialist, Lujan is concerned about the deaths; but there are other consequences. “Speedballs are popular, too. This means more erratic decisions, and users are less likely to negotiate any kind of safe sex when it comes to sex work.” She points out that SA has a high number of sex workers. With the military bases, it’s a garrison town. There are the tourists too, of course.

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The undercover officer recognized Weber from a previous prostitution sting, noting that she had been banned from the Flying J rest stop.

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SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Authorities say a man already jailed on rape and prostitution charges is now accused in the shooting death of a man in a San Antonio motel.

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Man Facing Rape Charge Accused in Shooting Death
Updated: Friday, 25 Nov 2011, 10:03 AM CSTPublished : Friday, 25 Nov 2011, 10:03 AM CST
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Authorities say a man already jailed on rape and prostitution charges is now accused in the shooting death of a man in a San Antonio motel.
An arrest affidavit for Kwaku “Q” Agyin alleges that the 20-year-old used a woman to lure 35-year-old Marcus Anderson to a motel room, where Agyin emerged from a closet and fatally shot Anderson on Oct. 2.
The San Antonio Express-News reported Friday (http://bit.ly/vIaxZP ) that Agyin was being held in the Bexar County Jail on a $150,000 bond on the murder charge.
A jail official said the suspect faced bonds totaling $205,000 on charges related to sexual assault of a minor and trafficking of children. Agyin was arrested Oct. 12 on the sex-related charges.

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