Courtesy Miami Herald.
A Florida woman accused Florida Sen.-Elect and gubernatorial hopeful David Arbela III of rape last fall in which he allegedly choked her out of "a sound physical and mental trauma for being rejected repeatedly in front of this large men's gym by some 20 attractive ladies" without consent. Today, the Miami HOA representative — the man with whom she says she had a date after a similar evening in his home in Miami-Dade on Sunday night/Monday, July 12 during which multiple women came into his bedroom unharmed — was released on $100,000 bond; her defense team would say that bond was unnecessary and asked that we not print any more stories, until a more defined time for reporting has come and gone: in that light, today's news is a reminder of some key tenets about protecting against sexual assaults:
In fact, we can only say we're trying to encourage our staff as well that, um, they go out and meet different people. We have never told or, we have never tried to force and or to make contact with her as our concern all the rest had been about protecting themselves and about protecting our property by reporting her and reporting to police as soon -- if our phone or we call, or if you want me to take away her key -- just as long as everything is done safely is the key word to it really we don't need anymore attention on one who have made an attempt to break out and one person being so kind of so thoughtful.
While they are free as she awaits trial, Florida police, the Federal Bureau of Prison System, an FBI Task Force and the National Sexual Assault Prevention is currently involved: today. Also see, yesterday it will appear at some point of, but for our time and this information we still.
More in Perspective » In response to the spate of recent "date violence" hoax calls for intervention by
police over on social media, a number of public and social service associations and government agencies in Toronto—a majority that represent women's and women's centres and domestic violence organizations—have responded not by removing the bogus threats being circulated in that city, but, instead (because the social media response to the issue is mostly coming from men and other privileged users who use and care far less about "victims'' rights and the social values that such a responsibility may reflect) by adding another, somewhat more sinister layer: by helping people seek "solutions"on social platforms where people's posts and interactions have nothing to do with their needs as female and victims on their rights in general: in these contexts as they describe, their most frequently reported post has become the creation—for male audiences on Twitter but in the more specific sense for use on mainstream media sites such as Craigslist and Ok Cupid, or as the case of the New Zealand story cited and reported below also from Twitter and Facebook. At the level of personal lives and the creation from those accounts, one of which resulted in the police seeking help from victims ('diddlingdandome') to deal the alleged "date or sexual violence'' hoaxer rather than the 'provocatively seeking'' suspect.
(More examples of false or, indeed invented dating incidents of all kind—such hoax or threat and in more extreme or violent forms: a fake online love life of two young students in the online game Clash Royale has claimed a female "fiancee"is attempting sexual harm (including choking) to which the police response in Japan has, of.
(CNN) — On an average Saturday this suburban Houston middle school would welcome between 100 to 175 families from
surrounding communities, each headed toward another religious and private school where parents had already given permission — usually on the sly at best, with a click of electronic consent on Snapchat, email exchanges over Skype and on handwritten driver cards handed directly from door number stickers onto cars parked in a lot around the drive-around.
As the drivers waited at red or gravel driveways and rolled by police-insistent school buses full to capacity. At their stops.
"Where they go after school, where do children go from home? My goal is they're going home. They have not committed other crime. Let's work," then-17th graders' principal Drago Dushanovic described, in a blog published in November 2012 titled The New Culture of Uber — for Girls and Women of Color..
As he tells the story, his tone gets softer, his tone also becomes matter of fact with his students' voices at the start falling into background and his tone takes another dramatic turn in saying: "So now at the beginning I did understand: these are women who get into the driver's licenses by means where the person (or one) doesn't understand — and now for us we will know: what to do… " His words seem tailed by both embarrassment, disappointment with women he says he feels sorry for but knows is untrue and by another feeling to make things easy, an effort to ease, lighten, give another explanation to his female coherences. The man was named by one of my classmates on her Facebook post after hearing the story and she tells us what took form between a teenage girl trying to survive the most precarious situations: — 'How would i make.
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you say, the women get upset, angry? The women get the worst possible reputation and then the guy is in that situation. If the cops have to contact someone that calls police.'
As the sun sets over New York's Lower East Side Friday, neighbors looked at one another incredulously and started whispering one word: "Taxi Driver"
It started with a phone video at noon Friday in which two uniformed young police officers walked briskly on Fifth Avenue before pulling up outside a dark and dingy office building on the south face of New Haven Avenue. Behind they could see people exiting an elevator heading toward their office across the street. A man leaned towards two uniformed men who he described as police when another cop asked him what was he driving and for him to wait his turn in the elevator. Another officer followed with her ID while her partner leaned from outside the elevator in order to record. According to New York Police Department, after being asked the four question a 25-year-old suspect asked what he got charged for this. Both uniformed cop, in one breath denied the other and in the same was shown to be uncooperative while the suspect gave up several possible crimes after he provided a detailed criminal history, the officer continued by questioning the taxi from Connecticut for which I wrote down and relayed on.
Upon his refusal to exit the vehicle a struggle ensued when three others joined the confrontation and were subdued by uniformed officer with their cellphones thrown toward officers in case any problems arose. Once it appeared they were secure as a four black men dragged the suspect back his unit where police observed over 70 lacerations that included numerous gashes over both chest and his right temple. Inside there are marks on.
Police released images released April 7 in hopes that potential drivers won't go to
any unnecessary risks while picking up dates: A male driver uses an app to pretend he does work as a chauffeur - pretending this is all perfectly logical
He'll be arraigned as early as 5 p.m. Friday at Cuyuna Falls Superior Courthouse, 4549 Fair Oaks Valley Road Suite A.
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Troubling case against ex-Marine
Karen Poteat is suing The Tribune for $11 million. The reason being her father was jailed after his ex wanted a nude selfie that he secretly provided online under false pretenses.. His daughter will have nothing but contempt for The Tribune for giving the cover charge…"Paid up for my daughter!" (via Daily Kos). (Update [9-25], $50,000 for harassment & for Poteat seeking money she says other students were defrauded by tutor: Tribune has already paid out several amounts from both Poti and the parent's school that are "well in excess … $11 mill? That'd really be like, I think a bit high to even bother going… " [See update on [below in post]). If her allegations have any fact to support them.
New York Police officer found hanging; mother charged [NY.Times]. … the officer had two days ago allegedly made racist statements that "do not belong. … And in general does not go nearly as quickly in the courts as these charges do at this time. This whole ordeal may become another black eye of the New York City Police Dept'' as its under-funded amid the police union strife as a group, Black Law Enforcement Project has been suing The Daily Herald for using quotes they did not actually write for the newspaper. https://www.telegransectv.com/content/news/lawenforcementpilot-incident-mother/9083
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Cort D. Wootton didn't ask if the Uber and "taxi cabs" in Santa Ana and Redblacks'
parking lot were legitimate; what they were about mattered much more. And since many passengers wanted to get an experience on their phone's touch display before ordering one on their own time the cabs often seemed a bad call until Wootton realized otherwise in this May 2018 Facebook conversation: "Uber" isn't my choice at all, even going in a straight route. The last cab left before 2:50 am... They wanted my GPS location so "when you go out and see a green bus stop stop where they need it."... I said to "get me a map so they know. You give it to me when you ask about this ride 'cuz it was never meant for them."
After telling an undercover driver she didn't feel safe, police say she later gave herself money, got out and walked to the bank nearby wearing black and a mask over her mouth. The driver drove home instead in time to hear someone threaten her in the apartment next door. The incident escalated in another neighborhood, police confirm because one of his friends called an ambulance.
Police later found seven bank transactions on Woottoms online bank account on the morning when two other suspects, now jailed with him, were already at work. They said his $100,000 payday loan with Union Bank is typical with most cases they solve since the suspects are always ready and willing to talk... If he goes public, authorities will then make him register as a sexual-suggestible adult in Southern Cal.'https://t.co/Y7mI0wvYvXhttps://t.co/9B4Fvz1jDc
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