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The report states three teens and two juveniles were arrested after a house was robbed with them taking cremated ashes.
Detectives later found out the robbers took the ashes becuase they thought they were heroin or cocaine. Though after snorting the ashes and working out it was cremated remains and not drugs the ashes were dumped by a lake.
"A robbery crew ransacked the home taking electronics, jewelry and the cremated ashes of the homeowner's father and two Great Danes."-CNNThe report states three teens and two juveniles were arrested after a house was robbed... more
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Sarah May Davey, 32-year-old dance teacher at Murphys Satori School for the Arts, Calaveras County, California, has been arrested for allegedly engaging in sex with a male student and fondled another.
The victim and Davey allegedly had sex at least one time in June 2010. The boy said he and Davey watched television for a while and then went into her bedroom and had sex. The victim eventually told his parents what had happened, according to court records, and Davey allegedly told another dance teacher of her misdeeds, according to the report.
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http://naughtyneighbors.zoeoez.com/2011/01/14/sarah-davey-calaveras-county-california/Sarah May Davey, 32-year-old dance teacher at Murphys Satori School for the Arts,... more
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Raising teens in this day and age is a tough feat for any parent, much less single parents or those who are swamped with work and younger children to care for, in addition to their hormonal teenager. Knowing when to say when can be difficult because you want to give your teen the freedom to make their own choices, while providing them with the guidance they need during these life-changing years.
link: http://medicalcodingdegree.org/top-50-blog-posts-on-parenting-teens/Raising teens in this day and age is a tough feat for any parent, much less single... more
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Warning: This Video Contains Violence And Vulgar Language. Viewer Discretion Is Advised.
The footage is taken from the King County Metro Security Video.
The girls then assault the pregnant girl's boyfriend and rob him while idiot morons sit and watch and do nothing. Oh yes, and they all have police records. Fortunately, this ONE bus of 400 buses in the entire metro system had a working camera installed, otherwise we'd never know this occurred.Warning: This Video Contains Violence And Vulgar Language. Viewer Discretion Is... more
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OUTRAGED parents of a group of high school students say they believe school administrators crossed the line after they disciplined their children, who are members of the “Christmas Sweater Club,” for passing out candy canes and spreading holiday cheer on school property!
Mother Kathleen Flannery said an administrator called her and explained “not everyone wants Christmas cheer. That suicide rates are up over Christmas, and that they should keep their cheer to themselves, perhaps.”
All 10 members of the Christmas Sweater Club–a group of teens at Battlefield High School who wear festive sweaters and sing Christmas carols–were punished with detention and two hours of cleaning for an unauthorized candy giveaway that faculty say created a disturbance, littered property and could’ve caused harm.
They handed out 2-inch wrapped mini candy canes that are so delicate, they can break by touching them. But staff insist that the peppermints are potentially dangerous weapons.
“They said the candy canes are weapons because you can sharpen them with your mouth and stab people with them,” said Sylar Torbett, a junior.
When the sweater club members tossed some of the candies to fellow students, faculty feared it could cause harm.
“They said, ‘maliciously maim students with the intent to injure.’ And I don’t think any of us here intentionally meant to injure anyone, or did,” added Zakk Rhine, a junior.
The school principal didn’t want to go on record with the details about the incident, but supported the disciplinary action and insists there is “a lot more to it.”
http://www.tabloidprodigy.com/2010/12/h-s-christmas-sweater-club-punished-for-spreading-holiday-cheer/OUTRAGED parents of a group of high school students say they believe school... more
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Article tells how to get 30% discount promo code to order Financial Advice for the New High School Graduate (& Student). Wonderful stocking stuffer idea for a friend, kid, grandchildren, student, or anyone who needs to learn basics about saving vs. spending, etc. http://bit.ly/huHRukArticle tells how to get 30% discount promo code to order Financial Advice for the New... more
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“100 Days of No Violence” is a community service initiative that was launched on October 10th through Councilor Jay Roberson spearheaded by area youth in an effort to combat crime, especially among youth, in the Birmingham and surrounding communities. Nearly 3,000 students have signed pledges to commit to influence their peers to abstain from behavior that could lead to homicides or their going to jail for 100 days leading into the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday in January 2011.
For more information go to www.thebirminghammovement.com or call Councilor Roberson’s office at 205-254-2498 or 205-873-4703.
Website: http://www.thebirminghammovement.com/“100 Days of No Violence” is a community service initiative that was... more
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CUERNAVACA, Mexico — Soldiers in Mexico have captured a 14-year-old U.S. citizen suspected of being a drug gang hitman as he attempted to travel to the United States.
Edgar Jimenez, known as "El Ponchis," is believed to work for the South Pacific drug cartel in Morelos state, outside Mexico City, the army said on Friday. Media reports last month on the search for a boy with the same nom de guerre said he could be as young as 12.
The boy was caught late Thursday as he boarded a plane in the city of Cuernavaca. He was traveling to the border city of Tijuana with two of his sisters, one of whom is believed to be the lover of one of the cartel's bosses, the army said.
He was brought to a regional office of the Mexico's attorney general's Office in Cuernavaca on Friday and told reporters there that he participated in at least four decapitations.
He said he was "drugged and under threat that if I didn't, they would kill me."
"El Ponchis" made headlines last month as reports of his grisly murders, including beheadings, surfaced. He acknowledged having killed at least seven people under the influence of drugs provided by a cartel leader, according to an army statement.
The Mexican daily newspaper La Razon said in November that "El Ponchis" was paid $3,000 for each murder he committed.
The three Jimenez siblings had allegedly wanted to cross to San Diego, where they have relatives.
Murders committed by minors, ranging from shoplifting to murder for the cartels, have risen across Mexico this year, state officials say. Parents in the violent cities of Ciudad Juarez and Tijuana on the U.S. border say children as young as eight want to grow up to be drug lords, as the thrills and wealth of the trafficking world touches their lives.CUERNAVACA, Mexico — Soldiers in Mexico have captured a 14-year-old U.S. citizen... more
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Music Review 2010: Music review for No Love by Eminem featuring Lil Wayne and Not Afraid by Eminem. Courtesy of radio broadcaster, DJ Mona-Lisa. No love for Lil Wayne from music master rater, DJ Mona-Lisa... major hit-thumbs down!Music Review 2010: Music review for No Love by Eminem featuring Lil Wayne and Not... more
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Take a look at this kid who is really funny but honest about his cookies and treats he means business.. And the mom is not much help she sees this as fun which it is but a child has to become alert as to what there saying, any way this is all in fun and I hope you or your friends enjoy the video.Take a look at this kid who is really funny but honest about his cookies and treats he... more
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Jessica Pearce, 33-year-old woman from Centralia, Washington, has been accused of photographing herself having sex with a 16-year-old New Jersey boy she met through an online game.
Pearce, is in federal custody after being charged with engaging in videotaped sex with a 16-year-old boy she met while playing "World of Warcraft" on the Internet. Pearce faces charges of sex with a minor and child pornography.
Relationship with adult woman and the young boybegan in 2008 after they met playing "World of Warcraft." After meeting online as fantasy characters, the two began exchanging nude photos. The boy was 15 years old at the time. In July 2009, after the boy’s father found explicit texts from Pearce, he told his son to end the relationship.
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http://femalesexoffenders.com/fso/index.php/the-news/241-jessica-pearce-arrestedJessica Pearce, 33-year-old woman from Centralia, Washington, has been accused of... more
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In my day, Just Say No was Just Don't Say Anything. Moms and Dads, more often than not, didn't have "the talk" because of their own shocking lack of knowledge or because they were too embarrassed. Of course, that left teens to their own sexual education.In my day, Just Say No was Just Don't Say Anything. Moms and Dads, more often... more
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Economists have been begging this question for many years now – would lower income teens score higher in school if they had access to a personal computer? After conducting a myriad of studies, they finally have their answer and it’s a bit of a let down. Give lower-income teens free computers, and their performance in school tends to diminish, not improve.Economists have been begging this question for many years now – would lower... more
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At age 13, Hope Witsell struggled in middle school. Not because her class work at Shields Middle School in Ruskin, Florida, was challenging, but because Hope was being bullied.
Her friend, Kyla Stich, told CNN that fellow students would "walk up to her and call her 'slut,' 'whore,' and they would sometimes, they would call her 'skank' and just be really cruel to her."
Another friend, Lexi Leber, said, "We had to make like a wall, we had people surrounding her, and she had to be in the middle because people would come by and try to hit her and push her into a locker or something.
"She was afraid to walk alone, she was afraid someone would do something to her, like verbally attack her, so she would always have someone with her," Leber added.
This all started in the spring of 2009 during the last week of school.
Friends and family say Hope had "sexted" a picture of her breasts to her boyfriend. Another girl from school, they say, got her hands on the photo and sent it to students at six different schools in the area.
Before Hope could do anything to stop it, that photo had gone viral.
The school alerted Hope's parents. Her mother, Donna Witsell, told CNN how she learned about the photo.
"The assistant principal had a meeting with my husband and I and pretty much told us that he did not see the image but that he had heard that it was Hope and when he confronted Hope, Hope did not deny it. She wasn't proud of it but she didn't lie," Hope's mother said.At age 13, Hope Witsell struggled in middle school. Not because her class work at... more
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Yesterday, Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer (R) held a press conference to announce that the first Monday in October will be recognized as Child Health Day(http://bit.ly/91YOLu). “This is at time when we all come together to rededicate ourselves to Arizona’s children,” she said during her speech at the Arizona Children’s Center in Maricopa, AZ. Children’s advocates, however, had one word for Brewer’s proclamation: “ironic(http://bit.ly/b9BoUk).” In touting her devotion to “the health and well-being of our children,” it seems Brewer failed to mention that the agenda she “spearheaded(http://bit.ly/91YOLu)” directly undermines their health and well-being:
> During the past two fiscal years, however, Brewer has agreed to cut more than $72
> million from government-funded children’s health services. The cuts were part of
> $2.1 billion in state budget reductions that were focused primarily on health care,
> education and human services.
> Brewer also spearheaded legislation to eliminate the state Medicaid program known
> as KidsCare, though the federal health care law required the Legislature to reverse
> the decision. Yet Brewer imposed an enrollment freeze in January that has lowered
> the number of children receiving health care coverage to about 27,000 from 47,000.
> Brewer also proposed the elimination of the Early Childhood Development and
> Health Board and redirecting its money into the state’s general fund. The proposal
> became a ballot measure, and voters will decide the issue in November’s election.
Brewer also wants voters to approve Proposition 302(http://bit.ly/a6dF0l), a bill “that would kill the First Things First program designed to improve early childhood health and development.”
According to the East Valley Tribune(http://bit.ly/a6dF0l), she said “there is nothing inconsistent about the proclamation she signed and the spending cuts she has championed.” The proclamation, apparently, was specifically “designed to focus on preventative care for children” to make children “aware” of “eating good food and watching that they don’t become obese and exercise daily.” As for the spending cuts, she said it’s “unfortunate(http://bit.ly/a6dF0l)” but(http://bit.ly/91YOLu) “hard decisions are going to have to be made.”
But with 23 percent of Arizona children living in poverty, up from 20 percent in 2007, children’s advocates say it’s more than unfortunate. Because of Brewer’s current freeze, nearly 53,000 KidsCare applications have not been processed and more than 70,000 children(http://bit.ly/b9BoUk) have been denied coverage. According to the Children’s Action Alliance, such a freeze means that “more than 100 kids a day are being denied health insurance coverage.”
Protecting Arizona’s Families Coalition’s Tim Schmaltz says Brewer ignored numerous possible revenue sources that she could have used “that would not attack children and children’s health,” such as taxing spa treatments or country club memberships. “Rather than just stand up and proclaim that we care about children, we should act like we care about children,’’ he said(http://bit.ly/bvPMCZ).Yesterday, Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer (R) held a press conference to announce that the... more
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The story of DJ Mona-Lisa...one that you will not forget easily. Watch the series on http://youtube.com/user/thesexymonalisa.The story of DJ Mona-Lisa...one that you will not forget easily. Watch the series on... more
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The police officer went to the teenage boys house and placed him in handcuffs once he found out that he may have had sex with his 14 yr old daughter. This video shows what happened- and how he even rips on his own daughter. As a parent of kids and another one on the way I am aware that eventually they will each have sex and I may not know when it happens. But if I am aware of it happening I dont feel you have any right to go to the other kids house to harass the kid that maybe sleeping with your child...its a bit embarrassing to not only yourself but for the teens and it is hard enough being a teenager without having your dad stalk ya so much he goes after the first guy you have sex with.
The officer says he had been asked by the kids mom to check up on him in the past but he uses his daughter sleeping with him to cuff him and go from there. Its a parent stepping out of line.
More of the story line is available at this link:http://www.policeone.com/officer-misconduct-internal-affairs/articles/2719944-Video-Calif-cop-fakes-arrest-of-teen-who-may-have-had-sex-with-daughter/The police officer went to the teenage boys house and placed him in handcuffs once he... more
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The controversial reboot of the Spider-Man franchise has the rumor mill buzzing, mixing fact and wild speculation in equal parts. What do the few scattered facts and all the possible rumors suggest about the possible success/failure the Wall Crawler's latest adventure.The controversial reboot of the Spider-Man franchise has the rumor mill buzzing,... more
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HUBER HEIGHTS — A group of 2010 Wayne High School graduates are calling on city council to help their efforts of getting fluoride removed from the city’s drinking water as a matter of public safety.
“We were shocked to see there was a substantial amount of fluoride in the water supply,” said Chase Warden, 18, speaking at Monday’s city council meeting. “Fluoride is a very toxic substance.”
Warden and a group of his friends said their research of independent sources found that the benefits of fluoride are outweighed by the risks, which include fluorosis, a dental condition characterized by cracking, mottling and pitting of the teeth.
The teenagers cited the city’s 2009 Annual Water Quality Report as proof of there being dangerous levels of fluoride in Huber Heights’ drinking water.
The report indicates the city’s drinking water contains between 0.82 to 1.14 milligrams per liter of fluoride.
But according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, drinking water is safe as long as it does not reach the maximum contaminant level of 4 grams per litre.
The CDC estimates about 70 percent of U.S. residents who have public water systems receive fluoridated water. The agency said fluoridating public water was one of the 10 greatest public health interventions in the U.S. in the 20th century because of the dramatic decline in tooth decay it helped facilitate.
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Tooth decay or Eugenics? I've get my water filtered, plus I have one on my shower. Great investments!HUBER HEIGHTS — A group of 2010 Wayne High School graduates are calling on city... more
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