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WASHINGTON (AP) – The Secret Service acknowledged Thursday it is investigating whether its employees hired strippers and prostitutes in advance of President Barack Obama’s visit last year to El Salvador. The disclosure came hours after the Homeland Security secretary assured skeptical senators that a separate prostitution scandal in Colombia appeared to be an isolated incident. A spokesman for the Secret Service, Edwin Donovan, said the agency was investigating allegations raised in news reports about unprofessional behavior that have emerged in the aftermath of the prostitution scandal in Colombia. The latest, by Seattle television station KIRO-TV, quoted anonymous sources as saying that Secret Service employees received sexual favors from strippers at a club in San Salvador and took prostitutes to their hotel rooms ahead of Obama’s visit there in March 2011.

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Man charged after disturbance at Spring City strip club
By Brandie Kesslerbkessler@pottsmerc.com
Posted: 04/25/12 01:16 pmUpdated: 04/25/12 11:31 pm
SPRING CITY A Norristown man who caused a disturbance inside the Pumptown Tavern when he allegedly touched a dancers buttocks while getting a lap dance then displayed a handgun to the men escorting him out, was charged recently.
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Eric Lamar McCoy, 27, of 725 Buttonwood St., was taken into custody after he allegedly fled from police who were attempting to make contact with him and take him into custody early Sunday morning.
Police said McCoy was inside the Pumptown Tavern getting a lap dance when he was asked to leave after he touched a dancer of her buttocks, according to the arrest affidavit filed by Patrolman James Wyatt. McCoy argued about having to leave the bar and was escorted from the bar into the parking lot, where he allegedly displayed a black, semi-automatic handgun at the two men who escorted him outside.

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Man charged after disturbance at Spring City strip club
By BRANDIE KESSLERbkessler@journalregister.com
Posted: 04/25/12 07:07 pm
SPRING CITY A Norristown man was arrested earlier this week after police said a lap dance at an area tavern led to a police chase and a gun being drawn.
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Eric Lamar McCoy, 27, of 725 Buttonwood St., was taken into custody after he allegedly fled from police who were attempting to take him into custody early Sunday morning.
Police said McCoy was inside the Pumptown Tavern getting a lap dance when he was asked to leave for touching a dancer on her buttocks, according to the arrest affidavit filed by Patrolman James Wyatt. McCoy argued about having to leave the bar and was escorted from the bar into the parking lot, where he allegedly displayed a black, semi-automatic handgun at the two men who escorted him outside.

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On March 20, police were called to the vicinity of 5th and Pierce streets in response to a double shooting that also happened in the afternoon, this time around 3:30 p.m. Two males were taken to Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in stable condition. On March 30, a 19-year-old woman was shot in the abdomen just before 11:30 p.m. in the 1200 block of South 13th Street. Surveillance cameras captured images of the suspect, a young Black male in his teens or early twenties demanding money. The woman tried to defend herself with mace.
Club Onyx, at 2900 South Columbus Boulevard has been the scene of several shootings and robberies in recent months. The last one happened on February 23 when a man was critically shot outside the strip club in the early morning hours. The suspect, 25-year-old Kyle Carter, was arrested a few days later. According to police, Carter was involved an argument with the victim, who died from his wounds a week later. During the argument Carter allegedly took out a gun and shot the victim in the neck.

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On March 20, police were called to the vicinity of 5th and Pierce streets in response to a double shooting that also happened in the afternoon, this time around 3:30 p.m. Two males were taken to Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in stable condition. On March 30, a 19-year-old woman was shot in the abdomen just before 11:30 p.m. in the 1200 block of South 13th Street. Surveillance cameras captured images of the suspect, a young Black male in his teens or early twenties demanding money. The woman tried to defend herself with mace.
Club Onyx, at 2900 South Columbus Boulevard has been the scene of several shootings and robberies in recent months. The last one happened on February 23 when a man was critically shot outside the strip club in the early morning hours. The suspect, 25-year-old Kyle Carter, was arrested a few days later. According to police, Carter was involved an argument with the victim, who died from his wounds a week later. During the argument Carter allegedly took out a gun and shot the victim in the neck.

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Gronosky and Williams were originally wanted in connection with a daylight armed robbery at a strip club in Plymouth, a suburb of Wilkes-Barre, on March 15. The two men allegedly held the owner of the club at gunpoint and robbed more than $3,500 from him.
The men were also wanted for the alleged burglary, on March 23, of a state trooper’s home. The trooper, who was on duty at a casino at the time of the burglary, reported that guns, ammunition, and electronics were stolen from his house. Police have arrested the trooper’s 23-year-old ex-girlfriend in connection with the burglary. Courtney Sadusky told police that she helped Gronosky because her current boyfriend owed him money for drugs and she feared for her safety. She is accused of driving the getaway vehicle for the March 15 robbery and with driving the men to the trooper’s house for the March 23 burglary.
Gronosky had last been seen by state police early Friday morning, at the same club he is acc …

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WYOMING, Pa. — State police say an armed robbery suspect accused of having fired shots at a northeastern Pennsylvania trooper has been captured near Philadelphia.
Police in Luzerne County say 29-year-old William Gronosky Jr. was captured Sunday morning in Montgomery County.
Authorities said earlier that Gronosky fired two shots at a trooper who tried to stop him early Friday in Plymouth Township.
A chase ensued but ended when officers called off the pursuit about 10 miles away near Shickshinny. The trooper was not injured.
Investigators say Gronosky was wanted in connection with armed robbery at a strip club last month. Another man also wanted in the robbery was also captured.

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April 11th, 2012
Precious few are the opportunities to get your gay on beyond the Gayborhood. And if you’re looking for Go Go Boys that aren’t straight gym rats, you’re out of luck in this city. Woody’s and iCandy do a good job of serving up beefcake in the form of strippers and dancers, but, really, not that many gays look like those dudes. Well, Paul Blore and Marquise Lee have a thing for Go Go Boys. They love em’. And after a trip to New Orleans, where the Go Gos are plentiful, they looked around Philly and thought ‘This won’t do.’ So they’re doing something about it.
The Trestle Inn will host, perhaps, a regular Wednesday night (?) party called Not Safe For Work Dance Party: Drinks + Twinks + Ink. Boasting “Hot & Sweaty GoGoBoys All Night,” the party proclaims the music that will be played as “Sissy Bounce/Electro/Slut-Pop.” Ya know, the usuals. The Trestle has never been so gay. There’s no cover a …

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Men shot at Trenton gentlemens club
TRENTON The man believed to have shot two men inside the Gentlemens Club at 712 S. Broad St. at 2:21 a.m. Saturday remained on the loose Monday, police said.
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Police were first called to the club to investigate an accident after the shooting when the two bleeding victims attempted to leave in a white Mercedes, perhaps to go to a hospital.
Apparently the guy that was shot ended up crashing into a parked vehicle on South Broad Street, said Pete Szpakowski, city police spokesman. When police got there, they realized Victim 1 was shot in the chest and the abdomen, and the second victim was shot in the left leg.
And that apparently happened in the club, after some type of argument, and the shooter was thrown out of the club. Bouncers forced him out of the club. And then apparently he shot into the club, injuring both of these victims.

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What: Burlesque; Professional, Semi-professional
When: Saturday, May 26
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