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Baltimore Escorts: Solving Maryland’s gang problems

baltimorecallgirl — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 13:36:56 +0000

Solving Maryland’s gang problems
Lawmakers in Annapolis are scrambling to pass a series of bills aimed at stemming the growing tide of gang violence across Maryland. This mad dash for legislation to strengthen the ability of law enforcement to identify, arrest and prosecute MS-13 and other gang members poses a question: Where have our elected officials been on this issue?
Gang-related violence and rape, drug dealing, prostitution and crime are nothing new to the law-abiding residents of Maryland. Seemingly new to the issue, however, are the political leaders and law enforcement authorities in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties. No surprise that these two jurisdictions are also the playground for numerous illegal immigrants and host to multiple gang-related problems. Unfortunately for surrounding Maryland counties, the gang members do not respect county lines.

See the full article from “Washington Times”

Baltimore Escorts: Suffer the Little Children . . .

baltimorecallgirl — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 16:00:48 +0000

… I’m certain you don’t agree with these teachings from the Bible about sex. And you shouldn’t. The list goes on: The Bible says clearly that sex with a prostitute is acceptable for the husband but not for the wife. Polygamy (more than one wife) is acceptable, as is a king’s having many concubines. (Solomon, the wisest king of all, had 1,000 concubines.) Slavery and sex with slaves, marriage of girls aged 11-13, and treatment of women as property are all accepted practices in the Scriptures. On the other hand, there are strict prohibitions against interracial marriage, birth control, discussing or even naming a sexual organ, and seeing one’s parents nude.”
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And who hasn’t heard about the scandal at “ground zero” involving a Nigerian member of the Vatican choir who’s leisure time was spent procuring male prostitutes (some of whom were seminarians) for international visitors to the Vatican as well as a “Gentleman of the Pope” (a sort of high-ranking, well-connected civilian who ushers visitors in to have their audience with the Pope) who is currently incarcerated on unrelated corruption charges.

See the full article from “AlterNet (blog)”

Baltimore Strip Clubs: Laugh along as Gateway Pundit makes stuff up about the Pentagon shooter

baltimoredancer — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:48:38 +0000

I heard he was a fan of Bruce Springsteen. Springsteen’s band includes a guitar player who is clearly shown in undercover videos operating a strip club, using and selling drugs and participating in organized crime activities.
I’m not sure if Breitbart has the unedited videos, but I think there is further investigation needed.

See the full article from “Media Matters for America (blog)”

Baltimore Strip Clubs: Roethlisberger hires Garland, attorney to troubled sports stars

baltimoredancer — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 17:49:36 +0000

… Dany Heatley: The former Atlanta Thrasher was charged with vehicular homicide after speeding in his Ferrari caused a one-car crash in Buckhead that killed his passenger and teammate, Dan Snyder. Heatley avoided a trial, largely because alcohol was ruled to not have been a factor and the push for leniency by Snyder’s parents. He was sentenced to three years probation.
♦ Adam “Pacman”Jones: He was represented by attorney Manny Arora, who used to be a part of Garland’s firm. Jones,
This is the second time Ben Roethlisberger is being accused of sexual assault.
the former Tennessee Titan and Dallas Cowboy, was alleged to have been involved in a fight at a Las Vegas strip club that resulted in a shooting and one patron being paralyzed. He faced two felony charges but eventually accepted a plea deal to one charge of conspiracy to commit disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor. He was given a suspended, one-year prison, probation, and ordered to perform 200 hours of community service.

See the full article from “Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)”

Baltimore Escorts: Chevy Chase Is, And Always Will Be, Funnier Than You

baltimorecallgirl — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 20:48:51 +0000

A veteran of the original cast of Saturday Night Live, Chevy Chase was likely the most famous person on stage. “I hoped to be married and have a family and not have to count on any of this crap,” he joked. As the other actors talked about auditioning and getting their parts, Chase continued to demonstrate the physical comedy that made his Gerald Ford impression on SNL so memorable… though after a while, he let everyone have their turn. Donald Glover was discovered through his work with the sketch group Derrick Comedy. “Also, Nick Cannon said no, right?” he asked Harmon. And Gillian Jacobs was thrilled to be cast as Britta, a character much closer to her real personality than most of the other roles she’s taken. “I’ve played a lot of drug-addicted prostitutes,” she said. “Look on IMDb!”

See the full article from “TV.com”

Baltimore Escorts: Federal control of Tulsa police

baltimorecallgirl — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 20:48:51 +0000

Amazingly, fellow Democrats Debbie Leftwich (Oklahoma City) and Sean Burrage (Claremore) voted against Adelson and Rice. Sen. Randy Brogdon, R-Owasso led the fight to kill the resolution.
Why shouldn’t retailers be able to sell beer and wine when and wherever they want?
America tried prohibition and it didn’t work.
Society has a duty to restrict things that hurt people. And alcohol can hurt people – not only those who drink but their families, their employers, their friends and motorists.
There is a good reason why you can’t walk into a convenience store and order a cocktail. Common sense tells us that you should not be allowed to drive your car on public streets while drinking alcohol.
Selling booze in every store in town creates more problems than it solves. Rice and Adelson and their ilk got casino gambling. Now they want the booze to flow. What’s next? Legalized prostitution?

See the full article from “Tulsa Beacon”

Baltimore Adult Entertainment: Maryland prison escapes:

sexinthecityofbaltimore — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 08:37:28 +0000

… In 1999, two felons climbed over a 15-foot, razor wire-topped fence at the maximum-security Maryland Correctional Institution in Jessup and were picked up by a former prison psychologist who had visited one of the inmates 58 times and devised an elaborate plan to help the men get free.
•In 1993, Dontay Carter, serving two consecutive life terms plus 190 years for murder, jumped out a second-floor courthouse window and managed to elude a manhunt for 28 hours before being caught. He had been on trial for abducting and trying to kill a Johns Hopkins doctor, having already been convicted of killing a computer engineer and kidnapping a jeweler.
•A woman who in a haze of LSD shot and killed the doorman of a Waverly nightclub who wouldn’t let her in escaped from a prison in Jessup in 1979 by climbing down from a window using a rope of bedsheets. She was captured 20 years later in Florida, having transformed from a drug-abusing prostitute on The Block to a life as a herbal healer and organic coffee farmer.

See the full article from “Baltimore Sun”

Baltimore Strip Clubs: Balto. Co. police investigate death of local boxer Mike Dietrich

baltimoredancer — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 05:48:46 +0000

Although he showed much promise as a youngster, Dietrich’s career was temporarily derailed after he was stabbed in December 2005 and nearly died. Dietrich suffered a punctured lung, a punctured heart valve and a severely damaged colon after an altercation with a roommate.
He recovered to fight after a 16-month layoff, scoring a knockout in his first bout back.
Rites said Dietrich, who finished with a 12-1 record as a heavyweight, was getting ready for a March 20 fight against Wes Taylor, the only man to hand him a loss as a professional. Dietrich sparred six rounds on Monday.
“He looked damn good,” Rites said. “He was in shape and doing everything, throwing a lot of combinations.”
But after his session Monday night, Smith said Dietrich went to work as a doorman at a bar on The Block, Baltimore’s collection of strip clubs in the 400 block of Baltimore St.

See the full article from “Baltimore Sun”

Baltimore Adult Entertainment: Let’s focus on the most dangerous sex offenders

sexinthecityofbaltimore — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 19:01:24 +0000

Many thanks to Dan Rodricks for his recent article about the negative impact of sex offender laws (”Is state wise to treat all sex offenders the same?” Mar. 2). We need to stop taking tragic events and turning them into opportunities to broaden the laws restricting every person who has committed a sexual offense; instead why not focus on the truly violent, dangerous offenders?
The person who downloads a pornographic video of minors, the drunken college students caught streaking and the people solliciting prostitutes are not the people we need to be worrying about. Yes, they’re breaking the law and should be punished, assigned therapists, etc. But when we start mandating that they register for life or restricting where they can live, we give them no opportunity to rejoin society when many are fully capable of doing so.

See the full article from “Baltimore Sun”

Baltimore Strip Clubs: Some bad bar news you should be aware of

baltimoredancer — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 02:48:45 +0000

Several of my friends (and Midnight Sunners) were on a Snuggie bar crawl around the same time as the Hitmen, and said many of the Hitmen crowd were absolutely wasted in the middle of the afternoon, and a few were looking for a fight. Looks like they got one.
But wait, we’re not done yet.
The Fells Point strip club Chubbie’s (pictured, bottom) had its license suspended for a year at a city panel hearing last week. Read the full story here.
Chubbie’s list of offenses seems tame, compared to spots like Suite Ultralounge. But neighborhood residents young and old cried NIMBY, and got Chubbie’s shut down for a year.
I’ve never been in Chubbie’s (though I heard from a friend they can’t be accused of false advertising), but that neighborhood has drastically changed in the past several years, and I can see where the new residents might not be willing to put up with strippers, barkers and late night carousing.

See the full article from “Baltimore Sun (blog)”