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Jim Borowski  |  by crimene.ws. All rights reserved. 17.07 | 5:14

A 36-year-old Newport News woman remained jailed without bond Wednesday on charges that she prostituted her 10-year-old daughter in exchange for crack cocaine, police said.
At the hotel, Police Cpl. Allison Good said, the woman offered her daughter to Joe Slade, a 57-year-old Hampton man, in exchange for crack cocaine.

Later that night, Slade raped and sexually assaulted the girl, police said.
He was arrested late Saturday by Hampton police and booked into the city jail on charges of rape, aggravated sexual battery, forcible sodomy and conspiracy to commit forcible sodomy. Police arrested the girl's mother in Newport News on Monday and booked her into the Hampton jail on charges of rape, aggravated sexual battery, forcible sodomy and conspiracy to commit forcible sodomy.

She also was charged with detaining her daughter for prostitution. Additional charges were possible, authorities said.


Two former Chilhowie police officers are charged with committing sex crimes against a 17-year-old girl during a Halloween haunted house that raised money for sexual-assault victims, Virginia State Police said Wednesday.


A Smyth County grand jury indicted former Chilhowie police Chief Dwayne Sheffield and former Sgt. Brian Doss on charges including rape, object sexual penetration, felony child endangerment, sexual battery and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
The charges are linked to incidents between Oct.

23 and Nov. 1 at a haunted house the department operated as a fundraiser for a shelter for abuse victims, according to the indictments.
In early May, the Chilhowie Town Council voted 5-0 in a special meeting to terminate Sheffield and Doss.

Sheffield resigned the following morning and Doss later was fired.
The haunted house raised more than $2,500 for Family Resource Center, a regional resource for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, and the Cancer Outreach Foundation, Sheffield previously said.


The irony of this is sickening.

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - A Beaverton man was sentenced Monday to more than 24 years in federal prison after posing online as a teenage boy dying of leukemia to coerce young girls into sending him sexually explicit images.
Joshua Kistler, 31, chatted regularly with at least nine girls across the country who ranged in age from 12 to 14.

He used the condition to gain the girls' sympathy, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.


He did send them pictures of his stepson, an actual 15-year old, to further his story, authorities said.
Several victims said they loved and trusted Kistler, who asked them to send photos of them nude or perform sexually explicit acts for him in front of Web cams.
The victim whose case led to Kistler's arrest was a Utah girl who started chatting online with him when she was 12.


According to the U.S. Department of Justice, Kistler told he victim he had cut off contact with another girl because of the victim's jealousy and that the other girl had killed herself.

Overcome with guilt, the Utah girl attempted suicide, which drew the involvement of law enforcement.
The girl attempted suicide a second time after the mother tried to stop the relationship.
Kistler also posed as the stepfather of his online character.

In one case, a victim and her mother visited the "stepfather" during a family trip, believing the teenage boy was away receiving treatment.
Kistler told agents that he knew what he was doing was wrong and that he'd always "been a collector."
According to court documents, Kistler had computers that contained files of movies of young women, some taken without their knowledge.

He also had thousands of images of child pornography.


What 'they' should do: Is there anyway that 'they' could give him leukemia. It would be only fitting.


I would put this one behind the cut if I knew how.

BARNEGAT — A 5-month-old girl died Saturday from injuries police say she suffered at the hands of her mother's boyfriend.
The infant, Alivia Foster, was taken Thursday to Ocean Medical Center in Brick by her mother, 22-year-old Shalonda Foster, Ocean County Prosecutor Thomas F.

Kelaher said.
After being evaluated, the baby was transported to Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune, where she died. Authorities said she suffered numerous broken bones, had bite marks on her body, several deep abrasions on her back and a protruding bruise on her head.


The mother's boyfriend, 24-year-old Shaun Horsey, was arrested and charged with aggravated assault and endangering the welfare of a child. He was being held on $150,000 bail in the Ocean County Jail.
Kelaher said Horsey is not the baby's biological father but lived with the mother and her child in a room at the Barnegat Motel on South Main Street (Route 9).

Details of the beating, including where exactly it happened and the whereabouts of the mother at the time, could not be determined.


I would hope that those charges will be amended to, at the very least, second degree murder. If anyone ever needed killin', it's this piece of garbage.


I will be interested to see how this one plays out, more specifically where the mother was at the time, and why she thought it would be a good idea to leave her child there with "it" (sorry, but "it" doesn't deserve to be referred to as human).

A man tried to hire a hit man to kill his family, including his 7-year-old daughter, even requesting that she be shot in the chest and not the head so there could be an open casket at her funeral, authorities say.
Authorities learned of the plot on Thursday and arrested the man, John Orlowski, on Friday.

Orlowski, 49, was scheduled to appear in U.S. District Court Monday on the murder-for-hire charge.


"Thankfully the plot was uncovered by law enforcement, and three innocent victims avoided a horrible tragedy," U.S. Attorney Michael Sullivan said.


Orlowski met the man he wanted to kill his wife, daughter and mother-in-law earlier this year while they were both jail inmates, according to court documents.
He approached the man again after they were released, and even gave him a diagram of his wife's house indicating the location of bedrooms "where the targets slept," and a location in the home where he could find a pistol. Orlowski offered him $2,000 to do the job himself or get one or more of his friends to do it, according to court documents.


Lovely. Kill my kid, but don't damage her face? Defective Sperm Donor alert!

!!
Luckily, the would-be shooter has some morals.

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But the man was troubled by the plot, especially the prospect of killing a child, so he told his mother, and she called the FBI.

The man was unidentified in court papers, but the documents referred to him as a "self-professed member of the Crips gang."
Working with the FBI, the man met with Orlowski on Friday and taped a conversation in which Orlowski specified how many bullets he wanted in each victim -- one in the chest for his daughter and two each in the head for his wife and mother-in-law, according to authorities.


This is what really gets me.

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In January, Orlowski was arrested at his wife's home and charged with violating the restraining order, domestic assault and battery and unlawful storage of firearms.

Police seized 121 guns owned by Orlowski.

:-O
121 guns?

It's nothing short of a miracle that the family had not already been killed.
One can only hope that the convicts where ever he is jailed right now will take matters into their own hands and save the taxpayers the cost of a trial.

A Broward County judge sentenced a man to more than 30 years in prison for impregnating his wife's 11- and 12-year old sisters.


Fernando Hernandez pleaded no contest to six felonies ranging from lewd or lascivious battery upon a child to impregnating a minor.
The judge sentenced Hernandez on Thursday to 32-and-a-half years in prison, followed by 25 years of sexual-offender probation. The 31-year-old man faced a maximum life sentence if convicted at trial.


Makes me wonder how old his wife is.
An Orange County man cut off his mother's head with a circular saw and then died after trying to decapitate himself, authorities said.
Police answered a 911 report of a family dispute at a Pinehurst Avenue home just after 5:30 a.

m. Tuesday, entered a locked bedroom and found the body of 60-year-old Guadalupe Ruiz on a bed, police spokeswoman Cindy Knapp said.
Arthur Ruiz Jr.

, 32, was on another bed with the saw nearby. He had died of neck injuries, police said.
It was unclear why Ruiz attacked his mother, police said.


A child and three other adults were in the three-bedroom home when police arrived. Several families rented rooms in the home, Knapp said.


At least he saved the state the cost of a trial.

Police have arrested a man and a woman for investigation of homicide involving a 7-year-old boy who appeared to suffer from malnutrition.
Jon Phillips, 26, and Sarah Berry, 21, were being held in the death of the boy, whose identity was not released, said Denver police spokesman John White.
The coroner's office performed an autopsy Monday but has not issued a report, according to Chief Deputy Coroner Michelle Weiss-Samaras.


"We are investigating the death," Weiss-Samaras said. "We have to determine whether this was a natural death or a non-natural death."
She said more tests are being performed.


Police sources told 9News that the boy weighed about 30 pounds, but as for his condition, officers would say only that the boy appeared to be malnourished.
Several people who lived on the same floor as the couple said they had never met them. There were Christmas lights and a satellite dish on the balcony of the apartment where the boy lived.


"I didn't know that anybody lived there," one neighbor said.


Nod of Doom to Lynn.
HOUSTON -- A 4-year-old child found his parents dead in an apparent murder-suicide a north Houston home, officials told KPRC Local 2.


Houston police said the child found Kendra Brooks, 20, and Anthony Mack, 21, dead in a bedroom of a home in the 1200 block of Homer Street at about 12:15 p.m. Saturday.


Investigators said Brooks and Mack were living with Mack's parents and had recently been arguing.
Brooks was asked to leave the home after an argument on Thursday, police said. Mack allowed her back into the home on Friday night or Saturday morning after reconciling, investigators said.

Relatives said they had discussed getting their own apartment.
Detectives said Brooks and Mack suffered gunshot wounds to their heads. Police are working to determine which person was the shooter.


Domestic violence is the most pointless thing ever.
Carolyn Washburn answered the knock at her apartment door late one morning and saw a teenager, whom she didn't know, in a royal blue sweatshirt with the hood up. He asked for her pregnant girlfriend, Shyloe.


"He wouldn't come into the apartment, so she stepped out to see what he wanted and he punched her" in the stomach, said Washburn, 17.
Shyloe, 19, collapsed, crying in pain on the floor of the St. Louis Park apartment.


"He hit me. Call 911," she told Washburn.
The next day, the young woman delivered her daughter, Destiny, weighing less than 2 pounds.


Nine days later, after being told her brain-damaged daughter would have cerebral palsy, be mentally disabled, and never be able to use her arms or legs, Shyloe decided to take Destiny off life support, St. Louis Park police said. The baby died a few hours later Tuesday.


The two girlfriends couldn't believe it when police told them Shyloe's boyfriend, her child's father, offered a friend $200 to cause a miscarriage.
On Wednesday the boyfriend, Dameon D. Gatson, 22, and his friend, Paul A.

Petersen, 18, of Hopkins, were each charged with second-degree murder and first-degree assault.


What 'they' should do: How many times can two men be punched in the stomach before they die? Just wonderin'.

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