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Headlines You Don't See Every Day (outside of Florida)

Pink Floyd, the Kansas zoo fugitive flamingo, seen on the Texas coast
Since leaving Kansas in 2005, the flamingo has been seen in Arkansas, Louisiana and even Wisconsin.
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https://www.chron.com/life/wildlife/article/Pink-Floyd-flamingo-escaped-Texas-17035790.php
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A fugitive flamingo that escaped a Kansas zoo over a decade ago was spotted on the Texas coast on March 10, according to officials with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. TPWD stated in a post that the flamingo, Pink Floyd, was spotted at Rhodes Point in Cox Bay near Port Lavaca in early March.

"Looks like Pink Floyd has returned from the 'dark side of the moon'," TPWD wrote in its post on Friday, March 25.


Pink Floyd fled the Sedgwick County Zoo in Wichita, Kansas, in 2005. Since Pink Floyd flew the coop, it has reportedly been seen in Arkansas, Louisiana, and even Wisconsin. TPWD stated the flamingo has been seen on the Texas coast for several years.

Flamingos are not native to the US, appearing only occasionally in Florida thousands of miles away.

According to a report from an earlier sighting in the Kansas City Star, Pink Floyd began its life in Tanzania. The flamingo moved to South Africa before being shipped to the US as one of 40 sent to Kansas in 2003, where a flamingo exhibit opened to the public the following year.
 
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Florida woman impregnated with doctor's sperm in artificial insemination awarded $5.25 million
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A federal court jury in Vermont on Wednesday awarded a Florida woman $5.25 million from a doctor who used his own sperm to impregnate her during an artificial insemination procedure in 1977.

The federal court jury in Burlington began deliberating on Tuesday and returned the verdict on Wednesday.

The verdict form filed in federal court in Burlington said the jury awarded plaintiff Cheryl Rousseau $250,000 in compensatory damages and $5 million in punitive damages from Dr. John Coates III.

Rousseau's attorney Celeste Laramie said in an email Wednesday after the verdict was announced, the jury awarded the amount they had requested and the jurors found Coates' behavior “to be wrongful and offensive."

“The jury through its punitive damages verdict sent a message to any physicians who might think about lying to their patients or using their own semen to inseminate their patients," she said. "Such behavior will have serious consequences.”

Nation: Woman says doctor secretly fathered her and then violated her as OB-GYN

World: Settlement reached against fertility doctor accused of using his sperm to impregnate women

Laramie said Rousseau's husband, Peter, was initially a party to the lawsuit, but the judge ultimately found that Peter Rousseau had failed to prove he had suffered damages. His claims did not go to the jury for consideration.

Coates' attorney did not say if they planned to appeal the verdict.

“We were surprised and disappointed with the verdict," Defense attorney Peter Joslin said in an email.

Last month, the Vermont Medical Practice Board permanently revoked Coates' medical license. Coates, who practiced obstetrics and gynecology in the central Vermont area in the 1970s, is now retired.

Coates is also facing a second, similar lawsuit filed last year that remains pending in U.S. District Court in Vermont.

The original complaint says Coates agreed to inseminate Cheryl Rousseau with donor material from an unnamed medical student, who resembled Rousseau’s husband and had characteristics that she required.

Rousseau had wanted a child with her husband but he had a vasectomy that could not be reversed, according to the complaint.

Coates performed the artificial insemination but inserted his own genetic material, the lawsuit said.

The Rousseau lawsuit said they discovered what had happened when their now-grown daughter sought information about her biological father through DNA testing. The daughter determined Coates was her father, according to the lawsuit.
 
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5 Shot on Brooklyn Subway by Man in Gas Mask Who Threw Smoke Grenade
A sweeping law enforcement investigation is underway after the shooting at the 36th Street station in Sunset Park; people are being asked to avoid the area and subway service was heavily affected or suspended
https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/multiple-people-shot-in-brooklyn-subway-sources/3641743/
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At least five people were shot Tuesday on a Brooklyn subway by a man in an orange construction vest, possibly wearing a gas mask, who may have tossed a smoke canister on the platform to distract the rush hour crowd, according to NYPD officials and senior law enforcement officials. They stress the investigation is preliminary.

The shooter was not in custody an hour and a half after he opened fire on the train at the 36th Street and Fourth Avenue station in Sunset Park around 8:30 a.m. All five victims were believed to have been in the same car. The train was still moving.

It stopped at the next station, at 25th Street. Greenish smoke was seen spewing from the subway doors when the northbound N train stopped at the platform. People were seen running, and bleeding.

One straphanger who limped off the train fell and had to be helped away by fellow riders. Other photos showed people bleeding on the platform. Some of the wounded jumped on another train to flee to the next station, law enforcement sources said.

Police were combing through subway tunnels, based on some witness reports he may have jumped to the tracks, but the gunman remained on the loose hours later.

Two of the five shooting victims were said to have been seriously wounded. The extent of the other victims' injuries wasn't clear. As for the other people who were hurt, officials said their injuries likely stemmed from the crowd response to the chaos.

One law enforcement source said the victims ranged in age from teenagers to middle-aged people. NYU Langone said it had received eight victims and all were in stable condition. It wasn't clear how many of those were gunshot victims.

Police described the suspected shooter as a man about 5 feet 7 inches tall and 170 pounds. Cops believe he acted alone. A number of sources say a dispute may have unfolded on the train just before the gunfire broke out. A motive is under investigation, though right now the all-out manhunt for the gunman is investigators' top priority.

A search was being conducted in the vicinity for possible explosive devices, but none have been found at this time and none have been detonated, law enforcement sources said.

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Police and first responders swarm the Brooklyn neighborhood of Sunset Park in New York, after multiple people were shot or hurt at the height of morning rush hour, April 12, 2022.

Experts say at this early stage that the shooting appears to have been an orchestrated attack, though they caution that much could change rapidly as details develop.

The NYPD warned New Yorkers to avoid the area and to expect emergency vehicles and delays. Power was shut off on the N/R Line from 59 Street to Atlantic Avenue and major delays were reported on the B, D, F, N, Q and R lines. W service is suspended.

No trains were stuck in between stations, officials said.

At least five people have been shot in a Brooklyn subway station by a man in a gas mask and orange construction vest who may have tossed a smoke canister on the platform to distract the rush hour crowd, according to NYPD officials and senior law enforcement officials. They stress the investigation is preliminary.
Local schools were placed under a shelter in place order, a Department of Education spokesperson said. It's not clear how many were affected. No other information was immediately available.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been briefed on the situation, a spokesperson said -- and pleaded with New Yorkers to avoid the area to assist in the investigation.

The NYPD is leading the investigation. Federal investigators with ATF and HSI are also on the scene.

President Joe Biden has also been briefed. White House senior staff are in touch with Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell to offer federal assistance as needed, a spokesperson said.
 
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Fla. Man Arrested After Police Find Guns, Drugs, and a Baby Alligator in Truck During Traffic Stop

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Did you hear the one about the guns, drugs and gator CCSO deputies found in a truck in Golden Gate Estates today?

It ends with the arrest of a 31-year-old Estates man on multiple felonies.

Deputies found more than they bargained for when they conducted a traffic stop on a black GMC Sierra pickup after they recognized the driver from previous law enforcement encounters as having a suspended license. This happened about 12:30 a.m. near 12th Street Southeast and Golden Gate Boulevard.

A live baby alligator in an open plastic tub was located in the bed of the pickup,

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along with two firearms inside the truck. One firearm was concealed in the glove box and the other was hidden under the front passenger seat.

Deputies arrested the front-seat passenger Michael Marolla of 2961 28th Ave. S.E. and charged him with two counts of carrying a concealed firearm.

Marolla also faces charges of possession of a controlled substance – amphetamine and possession of narcotic equipment after deputies found multiple loaded syringes in Marolla’s jacket. The syringes tested positive for methamphetamine.

Deputies notified the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission about the alligator. Wildlife officers responded to investigate.
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It is unclear why the alligator was in the truck, or how it got there. However, it is illegal to take live American alligators from the wild without a valid Alligator Trapping License, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's website.

Alligator farming is currently "a very tenuous business" as the alligator hide and meat market "is extremely volatile," per the commission.

Entire article: https://people.com/crime/florida-man-arrested-police-find-guns-drugs-and-baby-alligator-truck/

It began with a traffic violation and ended with a woman pulling a gator from her yoga pants

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The driver, 22-year-old driver Michael Clemons, told the deputy he and his 25-year-old passenger, Ariel Machan-Le Quire, were collecting frogs and snakes under an overpass.

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He gave the deputy permission to search bags in the truck.

When the deputy found 41 3-stripe turtles in a "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle" backpack, he asked if Machan-Le Quire had anything else. She pulled the 1-foot gator from her pants.

Entire article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/scie...alligator-her-yoga-pants-during-traffic-stop/

Baby alligator found with drugs, cash, guns in Florida arrest

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Deputies found guns, heroin and cocaine in the car. Inside the house, investigators found the baby alligator being kept illegally along with more drugs and guns.

Entire article: https://www.fox13news.com/news/baby-alligator-found-with-drugs-cash-guns-in-florida-arrest

I guess you do see these baby alligator stories everyday in Florida..... :rofl:
 
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California 'Super Mom' Sherri Papini finally admits to faking her own kidnapping and collecting $30K in victim compensation
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...al-admit-orchestrated-hoax-disappearance.html
  • Sherri Papini, 39, the California 'super mom' accused of orchestrating her own kidnapping has signed a plea deal admitting she made the whole thing up
  • Papini, was facing up to 25 years if convicted of the charges of making false statements to a federal law enforcement officer and mail fraud
  • She signed the agreement on Tuesday in which she will plead guilty
  • Papini faces a maximum of five years behind bars on the count of making false statements and 20 years for the mail fraud charge
  • 'I am deeply ashamed of myself for my behavior and so sorry for the pain I've caused my family, my friends, because of my story,' she said in a statement
  • Mom-of-two had told cops she spent two weeks in captivity, beaten and starved by Hispanic women in November
  • She reappeared after her 'kidnap' weeks later and went home to her husband
  • It's believed she had spent her time 'missing' at the home of an ex-boyfriend
  • Papini maintained her story about being kidnapped when FBI investigators confronted her with evidence which detailed how the entire story was a hoax
  • She is currently free on $120,000 bail as she awaits her first court appearance
California mother Sherri Papini, who claimed she was kidnapped in 2016 before suddenly reappearing three weeks later almost 200 miles away from where she was last seen, has signed a plea deal in which she admits that she orchestrated the hoax.

Papini, 39, was finally arrested last month with prosecutors alleging she had made up the entire kidnapping story and had, in fact, been staying with an ex-boyfriend during the period she was believed to be missing.

She has been charged with lying to federal investigators and fraudulently obtaining $30,000 from the state's victim compensation board.

Papini will now plead guilty to one count of lying to a federal officer and one count of mail fraud with a hearing scheduled for later this week.

"We are taking this case in an entirely new direction,' said William Portanova to the Sacramento Bee, a former federal prosecutor, now serving as Papini's defense attorney. 'Everything that has happened before today stops today.'

Papini issued a statement through her attorney expressing remorse.

'I am deeply ashamed of myself for my behavior and so sorry for the pain I've caused my family, my friends, all the good people who needlessly suffered because of my story and those who worked so hard to try to help me,' Papini said in her statement. 'I will work the rest of my life to make amends for what I have done.'

Papini was accused of lying to authorities during an August 2020 interview.

FBI agents warned her in advance that lying to the FBI is a crime

'She was presented with evidence that showed she had not been abducted,' U.S. Attorney Phil Talbert's office said in a statement announcing the charges.

"Instead of retracting her kidnapping story, Papini continued to make false statements about her purported abductors.'

Authorities now say that Papini's disappearance was nothing to do with kidnapping at all but was staying at an ex-boyfriend's apartment in Costa Mesa.

When the FBI further investigated, items from his home were analyzed for DNA which ultimately matched that collected from Papini's clothing.

Upon speaking with the Bureau the ex, James Reyes, 37, told agents that he helped Papini 'run away' after she had told him her husband Keith was abusing her and that she needed to escape - despite no reports ever alleging such abuse being filed.

He told cops that he had hidden Papini in his apartment and purchased the branding equipment from a local branch of Hobby Lobby – even driving the 'supermom' back to Northern California when she decided to end her disappearance.

Three weeks later, Papini was discovered wandering along a highway near Woodside, California 150 miles away from her home.

She told cops she had been kidnapped by two Hispanic women. She had been branded on one shoulder, had her long blonde hair cut short and had suffered a broken nose.

'She appeared to have lost a considerable amount of weight. She had been branded on her right shoulder, although the exact content of the brand was indistinguishable.

'Papini's nose was swollen, she had bruises on her face, rashes on her left arm and left upper inner thigh as well as other parts of her body, ligature marks on her wrists and ankles, burns on her left forearm, and bruising on her pelvis and the fronts of both legs.'

Papini's disappearance saw headlines around the world together with rallies supporting her. A GoFundMe account raised $49,000.

She also received $30,000 from the California Victim Compensation Board, and used the money for therapy sessions, ambulance services and $1,000 to buy window blinds for her home, court documents say. The use of those funds is the basis for the mail fraud charge.

The charges could have netted Papini up to 20 years and a $500,000 fine. Prosecutors have not yet filed a sentencing memo that details their recommended sentence.

Papini initially was held in the Sacramento County Main Jail for five nights before a judge released her to home confinement and her family posted a $120,000 bond.

Papini's husband Keith reported her missing on November 2, 2016, after returning home to find her gone and their kids still at daycare, where their mother would have collected them.

On the day she went missing, Keith said he had first become concerned about her whereabouts when she stopped answering her phone.

For weeks, America watched in angst as police tried to find her. She appeared on Thanksgiving Day, some two weeks later, miraculously showing up on the side of the road where she claimed she'd been dropped off by her Hispanic kidnappers.

Sherri then spun a tale of violence at the hands of her two female captors who she claimed beat her, fed her 'tortillas', forced her to use kitty litter and who she said played 'that annoying Mexican music' all the time.

She spent the 22 days hidden away her ex's apartment in Costa Mesa, a seven-hour drive south of where she lived, starving herself and inflicting injuries on herself before convincing him to drive her home because she missed her kids.

The ex-boyfriend says he only became aware of what she had involved him in after he returned her home and saw news stories.

He said they used to date in 2006 and that he assumed their relationship would be romantic when she made contact again in 2016, but that they never slept together while she was in his home.

For the next two weeks, they lived in his apartment in Costa Mesa. There was no TV, so he did not see the news reports about her disappearance, but he became suspicious when she started injuring herself.

She spent most of her days locked away in his bedroom after claiming it while he was forced to sleep on the couch, the man said.

She cut her hair, burned herself, and asked him to shoot her with a pellet gun to inflict a small bruise on her leg.

Papini - who he said was 'already tiny' - starved herself while she was living with him, eating only 'small portions'.

In the days before Thanksgiving, she told him she was ready to go home to her kids. Before they left, she convinced him to burn a 'phrase' into her skin with a heated tool.

He then drove her seven hours north, back to Shasta County, and dropped her off on the side of the road. She hid in the backseat again for that journey.

She brought with her a bag that contained hand ties which she wrapped around herself in the car to make it look as if she had been bound.

After he dropped her off, the ex-boyfriend drove himself back to San Pedro, had Thanksgiving Dinner at his aunt's house and then returned his rental car the next day.

It was only when he saw the intense media coverage of Papini returning home that he started to panic, he said.

He said he never came forward because he thought that police would approach him if he had done something wrong, so he stayed quiet.

In August 2020, police confronted Papini with the evidence but she continued to deny it and say there is 'no way' it could have been the ex-boyfriend.

She admitted speaking with him over text, as she did with other men, but said it was merely a mistake and nothing criminal.

'When I went out of town for work. I talked with other guys ... I made a mistake and I talked to other men and I shouldn't have,' she said.

In the five years since she allegedly faked the disappearance, Papini claimed $30,000 from the Victim Compensation Board.

Papini now faces a mail fraud charge related to the reimbursement requests that carries a penalty of up to 20 years in prison, while lying to a federal officer has a maximum five-year sentence.

'Everyone involved in this investigation had one common goal: to find the truth about what happened on Nov. 2, 2016, with Sherri Papini and who was responsible,' said Shasta County Sheriff Michael Johnson.

That 22-day search and five-year investigation not only cost money and time, he said, 'but caused the general public to be fearful of their own safety, a fear that they should not have had to endure.'

Her fake abduction claims cost the public more than $230,000 and police time that could have been employed solving 'actual crimes'.

Shasta County Sheriff Michael Johnson said Papini cost public safety 'in excess of $150,000 dollars in resources to investigate her knowingly false claims and staged abduction.'

Federal prosecutors, in a 55-page criminal complaint against Papini, also detailed how Papini and her husband spent $11,000 of the $49,000 raised to 'bring her home' on GoFundMe to pay off their credit cards.

If convicted, Papini could face up to five years in prison and a fine up to $250,000 for making false statements. If convicted of mail fraud, she faces a maximum of 20 years in prison and a fine up to $250,000.

'Not only did this charade take valuable resources away from real criminal investigative matters,' Sheriff Johnson wrote in a statement on Facebook last month.

'But in a time where there is serious human trafficking cases with legitimate victims Sherri Papini used this tragic societal phenomenon to gain notoriety and financial gain.'

'Ultimately, the investigation revealed that there was no kidnapping,' a press release by the Department of Justice said.

'And that time and resources that could have been used to investigate actual crime, protect the community, and provide resources to victims were wasted based on the defendant's conduct.'

Johnson also hinted that other charges against people close to her may be looming, and that she did not 'pull it off on her own'.
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James Reyes, 37, is the ex-boyfriend who hid California 'super mom' Sherri Papini for 22 days in November 2016
 
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Woman allegedly attacks dad after he opens box containing sex toy
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VERO BEACH, Fla. (WPEC) - A Florida woman is accused of attacking her father over a sex toy.

Investigators say 18-year-old Victoria Marson ordered a strap-on toy from Amazon and her father opened up the package.

Her father, whose name was not revealed, confronted his daughter as he was surprised by what was inside, according to the Indian River County Sheriff's Office. The victim said his daughter became enraged and started to kick him and punch him several times.

The arrest report went on to say that Marson said to her father, "I going to kill you. I hate you."

She was subsequently arrested on battery charges and made bail.
 
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Bengal monitor lizard raped in Maharashtra, 4 arrested

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Four people have been arrested for allegedly raping a bengal monitor lizard in the Sahydari Tiger Reserve near Gothane village in Maharashthra. The accused, identified as hunters, allegedly entered the core zone of Sahydari Tiger Reserve in the Gabha area at Gothane and committed the abhorrent crime.

They have been identified as Sandeep Tukram, Pawar Mangesh, Janardhan Kamtekar and Akshay Sunil. The Maharashtra Forest Department checked the mobile phone of the accused and came to know about the incident. The officials found the recording of the act which showed the accused allegedly gang-raping the monitor lizard.
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For the unversed, the bengal monitor lizard is a reserved species under the Wildlife Protection Act 1972. If convicted, the accused could be charged with seven years of imprisonment.

Entire article: https://www.indiatoday.in/india/sto...eld-sahydari-tiger-reserve-1937027-2022-04-13
 
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New York mother found dead in duffel bag was stabbed 58 times
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The bag with 51-year-old Orsolya Gaal's body was found Saturday on the side of the road, just blocks from her Queens home, according to officials.
A mother of two found dead in a duffel bag left on the side of a Queens, New York, road over Easter weekend was stabbed 58 times in the neck, torso, arm and hand, law enforcement sources told NBC New York.

Officials received a call about a suspicious bag with blood on it at the corner of Metropolitan Avenue and Jackie Robinson Parkway in Forest Hills shortly after 8 a.m. Saturday, the New York City Police Department said.

Inside they found Orsolya Gaal, 51, “unconscious and unresponsive,” police said.

Emergency services responded and pronounced her dead at the scene.


The New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner classified Gaal’s death as a homicide due to “sharp force injuries of the neck,” NBC New York reported.

A trail of blood led detectives to her Juno Street home about a half-mile away, according to police.

No arrests have been made, but law enforcement sources say investigators have identified a person of interest who they hope to speak with in the ongoing investigation.

Residents at the home, including a 13-year-old were questioned by detectives, law enforcement sources said Saturday.

The woman’s husband was out of town when her body was discovered and was returning to New York after news of her death, NBC New York reported.

“What a tragedy, just for everybody involved," neighbor John Blankson said. "You can’t write this off. I think everyone’s trying to figure out what happened. How did this happen? Why did this happen?”
 
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Kindergartner brings tequila to school, shares with other students at snack time
By Megan Woods, WDIV
Monday, April 18, 2022
https://abc7.com/kindergartner-shar...d-river-academy-livonia-jose-cuervo/11761321/
LIVONIA, Mich. -- Some Michigan parents are upset because their kindergartners shared a bottle of tequila during snack time Thursday.

One of the students shared a bottle of Jose Cuervo mix with 10% alcohol content with her classmates before a teacher stopped it.

"It was so many thoughts running through my mind like, oh my God, you know. What if it was open before the girl brought it to school, how much was it," said parent, Alexis Smith.

Smith said Thursday morning she got a call from her daughter's school, Grand River Academy. They told her a kindergartner brought a pre-mixed bottle of Jose Cuervo to class and shared it with four classmates.

One of them was Smith's five-year-old, WDIV reported.

"I asked her like, 'Is my daughter okay?' and she said, 'She's right here and she looks okay,' and then I said, 'Okay, well, how much did she drink," Smith said.

The school couldn't give her a definite answer.

"My daughter takes medicine and first up, no kid should be drinking and you know -- that, you know, just the shot itself, it burns. Like, how do you feel? Like, anything could have happened," Smith said.

She picked up her daughter up from school early. Later that day, the principal sent out a letter addressed to kindergarten parents, saying in part, "disciplinary measures will be taken in accordance with the student code of conduct."

While school was closed Friday, Smith said her daughter will not be back on Monday.

"It's so heartbreaking. I feel like her first year of kindergarten was already cut short because of COVID and situations like this is making it worse," Smith said.

School officials said they have addressed the situation, but can't share the details because of student privacy laws.
 
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Utah's Westminster College offers 'Porn' class where students will 'watch pornographic films together'

A private liberal arts college in Utah will offer an entire class on porn in the 2022-2023 academic year, and students will "watch pornographic films together" as part of the class.

Westminster College will offer the class, titled "Film 300O Porn," and states on its website that "hard core pornography" is more popular than "Sunday night football."

"Hard core pornography is as American as apple pie and more popular than Sunday night football. Our approach to this billion-dollar industry is as both a cultural phenomenon that reflects and reinforces sexual inequalities (but holds the potential to challenge sexual and gender norms) and as an art form that requires serious contemplation," the course description states.
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Students can receive two credits for taking the course, according to the college's website.

Entire article: https://www.foxnews.com/us/utah-wes...ss-students-watch-pornographic-films-together

Maybe I could look into going.....

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Woman Allegedly Stuffed Into Trunk After Rejecting 2 Men at Gas Station
BY NICK MORDOWANEC ON 4/21/22
https://www.newsweek.com/woman-alle...r-rejecting-2-men-gas-station-georgia-1699858
Two Georgia men have been arrested about one month after allegedly kidnapping a woman at a gas station.

The DeKalb County Sheriff's Office announced Wednesday that Atlanta resident Quentin Williams, 21, and Rodrequicge Allen, 19, of Covington, were both arrested and charged with the felony crime of kidnapping.

Inmate records showed that Allen was also charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon or first offender probationer.

It is alleged that Allen and Williams "made advances" to the female victim, Monqua Johnson, "against her will" when she was at an Exxon gas station March 20 on Glenwood Road in Decatur.

"When she declined, the suspects allegedly abducted her and put her into the trunk of a car, releasing her later on Wesley Chapel Road," police said.

Both suspects were apprehended Wednesday by the DeKalb County Sheriff's Office Fugitive Unit, which worked with U.S. Marshals and the DeKalb Police Department Gangs Unit, in Ellenwood and taken into custody without incident. They were taken to the DeKalb County Jail, where they are currently being held without bond.

An arrest warrant for both suspects was obtained by Newsweek and stated that the suspects allegedly entered the Exxon station and went to a game room in the back. Williams and Allen allegedly "forcefully removed the victim by pulling her hair and forcing her into the vehicle."

"The victim was only able to convince the males to let her leave the car after saying that her cousin was following the car," the warrant continued. That was reportedly when she was let out on the side of Wesley Chapel Road.

Williams and Allen were both ID'd on gas station surveillance video, with Williams also identified due to his clothes matching photos on social media.

In December 2021 the FBI released data on approximately 8.9 million criminal offenses reported via the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) in 2020. The 2020 report, issued by the Uniform Crime Reporting Program, showed various data about 23 offense categories, including 10 additional categories for which only arrest data is collected.

The NIBRS report showed that 27,982 incidents in 2020 related to kidnapping or abductions, including 31,216 offenses and victims. There were 31,672 total known offenders.
Data for that calendar year was provided by a total of 9,880 law enforcement agencies with jurisdictions covering more than 177.5 million U.S. citizens, accounting for about 62.1 percent of the 15,901 law enforcement agencies that submitted data to the program.

The FBI reported that of the 8.87 million offenses reported in 7.56 million incidents, 60.5 percent were crimes against property; 25.2 percent were crimes against persons, and 14.3 percent were crimes against society.

About a quarter of victims were reported to have no relationship to their offenders.

Children are often the target of kidnappings or abductions. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) assisted law enforcement, families and child welfare with 27,733 cases of missing children in 2021. "Endangered runaways" compose the highest number of missing children reported to the NCMEC, described as children that "are highly vulnerable and face many risks including homelessness, gang involvement and child sex trafficking."

The age of the victim in the arrest of Williams and Allen was not provided by authorities.

Newsweek reached out to DeKalb County public safety personnel for comment.
"Rodrequicge"? That's one heck of a name.
 
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Man with 9 wives has ‘sex schedule’ to ‘fulfill my sexuality at any cost’
By Ben Cost
April 26, 2022
https://nypost.com/2022/04/26/man-with-9-wives-has-sex-schedule-to-fulfill-my-sexuality-at-any-cost/
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He’s a bedding planner.

Having multiple hanky panky partners is apparently a lot of work: A Brazilian model and polygamist who notoriously married nine womennow claims he’s had to create a sex schedule to be sure each wife’s needs are met.

“They all want to fulfill my sexuality at any cost,” Arthur O Urso told Jam Press of his salacious plate-spinning.

The model and swinger, who was first married to fellow swinger Luana Kazaki, made waves in marital circles last year after tying the knot with eight additional women in São Paulo because he wanted to “protest against monogamy.” Alas, the nuptials weren’t legally binding as polygamy is outlawed in Brazil.

Eventually, the rota became too overwhelming and Urso reverted back to a more spontaneous arrangement, which he said vastly improved his love life, Jam Press reported.

“It didn’t seem right so we got rid of it and now the sex flows naturally, it’s been great,” gushed Urso of the more flexible sex regimen. “It is very fun, pleasurable and unique to experience everything collectively, and they are all very different in bed.”

He added, “One of them, I won’t name her to keep her privacy, likes to be dominant and I like a woman who tells me what she wants.”

The polyamory practitioner quipped that it doesn’t take “long to get attention or affection when you have that many wives.”

In fact, Urso insists that his paramours don’t mind sharing a sex partner, but do get jealous when he buys one “more expensive” gifts than the rest.

“They all demand attention, affection and sex to be part of our everyday life, and I can’t do more for one than the other,” said Urso, who revealed that one of his wives, Agatha, is leaving him. She apparently believed that a spouse divided cannot stand.

“She wanted to have me all to herself,” said the rueful lover, who shares an OnlyFans account with his marital octet. “It didn’t make sense – we have to share. I was very sad about the separation and even more surprised by her excuse.”

The rest of his harem reportedly agreed that Agatha’s “attitude was wrong” and believed “that she accepted the marriage for adventure and not for real feelings,” he said.

Despite her departure from the wifely ennead, Urso isn’t in a hurry to replace her just yet — presumably because he’s got soulmates to spare.

In the future, the prolific polygamist plans to marry two more women to bring the number of wives up to an even 10.

Urso says he’s ultimately “still learning about our relationship.”

he wanted to “protest against monogamy.”

This is some of his "activism":
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