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Police spot Bridgeton man with two prostitutes, toy gun, crack pipe
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Wayne Swartz, 37, of East Avenue, was arrested Thursday and charged with driving without a seatbelt and with a revoked license, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, hindering apprehension/prosecution, loitering for the purpose of engaging in prostitution, possession of drug paraphernalia, and for a failure to appear warrant from Newark.
Police said an officer was patrolling in the Milltown area of the city when they saw Swartz stop his vehicle and let out a woman suspected of being a prostitute.
Chief Mark Ott said the officer suspected the woman because of previous arrests and charges for prostitution.
The officer noticed Swartz was not wearing his seatbelt and another suspected prostitute was still riding as a passenger in his vehicle.
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The suspected prostitute did not receive any charges.

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It’s an understatement to say that the bar has been set high for season seven. The premiere registered only a blip on the radar of laughs. Riddled by far too many commercials, the episode opened interestingly enough: Frank is dating a prostitute.
Unfortunately, the plot and comedy did not go far from there. The writers, perhaps aware of their own shortcomings, titled the sow premiere “Frank’s Pretty Woman.”
Sunny had all its usual ingredients for a knock out episode: drugs, alcohol and Charlie wallowing in his own filth. Oh yeah, Mac is really fat too. Yet the jokes seemed to be a step behind. Frank plans on proposing to his prostitute girlfriend Roxy, but Charlie advises against it. The two end up driving a limo with an unsuspecting woman riding along as Charlie’s date. She thinks she’s going out with a millionaire.

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Williams and Stowe were both charged with loitering with the intent of engaging in prostitution.
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Editor’s note: Police on Wednesday were unable to provide information on bail amounts, or whether some of the accused were taken to the county jail or released on a summons.
* Donald G. Coulter, 26, of Newport Neck Road in Newport, was arrested Tuesday and charged with contempt.
* David Frank Williams, 54, of Sixsmith Road, was arrested Tuesday and charged with loitering with the purpose of engaging in prostitution.
* Stephanie L. Stowe, 34, of North 3rd Street, was arrested Tuesday and charged with loitering with the purpose of engaging in prostitution.
* Jamie Lee Hanes, 33, of Stratton Avenue, was arrested Tuesday and charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance, possession of a hypodermic needle, and driving while intoxicated.

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In this undated photo released by the U.S. Marshals Service, Veniamin Gonikman is shown. The 55-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen was arrested in his native Ukraine in January 2011 and sent to the U.S. for prosecution in a human trafficking case involving forcing Eastern European women to work as strippers in the U.S.
US jury told of forced Ukrainian work crews in US Yesterday at 08:25 | Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Two Ukrainian brothers charged with luring desperate villagers to the United States and enslaving them went on trial Monday in Philadelphia in a case that opens a window into the hidden world of human trafficking.
Prosecutors say the victims were promised $500 a month, but instead were given little food or money for their 16-hour days cleaning stores and offices across the Mid-Atlantic.

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Prosecutors say Javon “Teflon” Gordon acted as the pimp of the prostitution ring from September 2007 until July 2008 and he admitted to managing the females who were required to turn over monies they made from performing sexual acts on customers to Gordon.
Gordon used Craigslist to solicit the females and traveled to Boston and Philadelphia to pick up a minor and adult female whom he later transported back to the New Jersey area for the purpose of prostitution. In addition to transporting the females, the 29-year-old posted nude and sexually suggestive photographs of the females on various social websites to advertise and promote the prostitution. The victims, at Gordon’s behest, propositioned clients on the streets as well as Atlantic City casinos and the Internet, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said.
The two counts to which U.S. District Judge Robert B. Kugler sentenced Gordon also require the defendant to register as a sex offender. If the former pimp had gone to trial and been found guilty, each cou …

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ATLANTIC CITY — A federal judge in Camden today sentenced a child sex trafficker to more than 15 years in prison for transporting two girls across state lines so they could work for his Atlantic City-based prostitution enterprise, federal authorities said.
Javon Gordon, 29, also known as “Teflon,” had previously pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Robert B. Kugler to two counts of transporting minors across state lines to work as prostitutes for him, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman said.
Today, Kugler sentenced the Atlantic City resident to 188 months in prison, along with a lifetime of supervised release. He also required Gordon to register as a sex offender, authorities said.
Citing documents filed in this case and statements made in court, authorities said Gordon had admitted that, from September 2007 until July 2008, he acted as a “pimp,” running a prostitution enterprise that employed both minor girls and adult women. The girls’ ages were unavailable.

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Javon Gordon, 29, who used the alias “Teflon,” pleaded guilty in August 2010 to two counts of transporting minors across state lines to work as prostitutes for him.
Each count of carried a maximum penalty of life in prison. The mandatory minimum penalty is 10 years.
He will serve 15 years and eight months in prison.
In addition, U.S. District Judge Robert Kugler sentenced Gordon to a lifetime of supervision upon release. He is also required to register as a sex offender.
According to the United States Attorney’s Office, Gordon admitted that from September 2007 until July 2008, he ran a prostitution ring in and around Atlantic City, acting as a pimp and employing both juvenile girls and adult women to work for him as prostitutes. He admitted to controlling the activities of the women and girls working for him, including requiring them to give him any money they made from performing sexual acts on customers.

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At Miami’s Northwestern High, Jacory Harris led his team to a 30-0 record and two state titles as a starter. So he came to Coral Gables with obvious expectations. As a freshman he split time with Robert Marve, who then transferred to Purdue. In an interview before the 2009 season Harris said he was going to pick up his Heisman Trophy wearing a pink suit with a “pimp cup” in hand. In the exchange he earned himself a new nickname: Afro Buttercup.
It hasn’t quite worked out that way. He suffered a shoulder injury and concussion last season, and Stephen Morris started the Hurricanes’ last four games. Harris got the job back for the Sun Bowl against Notre Dame, but was yanked after tossing three interceptions in what became a 16-point loss.

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Charlie Kelly, Mac and twin siblings Dennis and Dee Reynolds along with their father Frank Reynolds have all been entertaining audiences with their selfish attitudes and the general way in which they have been living their lives in the shows primary location in Philadelphia, Pa.
The characters all share ownership of a local bar, Paddy’s Irish Pub, but its lack of success over the years has seen them getting involved in many unusual situations that are infused with racism, egomania, over-the-top self-indulgence and in many episodes, alcohol abuse primarily by Kaitlin Olson’s character, Dee Reynolds.
Danny DeVito’s character Frank wasn’t introduced until the start of the second season, but his generally egotistical attitude and never-ending diabolicalness have been a huge hit with the viewers. Over the years they have seen Frank go from pimping out his own son to setting his daughter on fire.

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Curtis Sliwa, the New York founder of Guardian Angels, described the group as “average everyday people making a difference.”
Sliwa came to Pottstown for the graduation ceremony at Pottstown Karate on Hanover Street and then spent some time at the Carousel of Flavor food festival on High Street before heading back to New York.
His presence and the establishment of a local Angels chapter was initiated by Rob Matthews, Pottstown chapter leader and owner of Pottstown Karate. Matthews said he decided to create a chapter for the borough in the fall of 2010 after seeing prostitution and drug deals being made in broad daylight.
Matthews, who trained with the Philadelphia chapter of the Guardian Angels in 1980s, and has trained chapters in Phoenixville and Allentown, said feeling “uncomfortable” because of prostitutes, drug dealers and other criminals was unacceptable for Pottstown.

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