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Some of the film was taken at a track near Lodi. Like any other race, there’s a starting gate and a photo finish that determines the winner.
But “our investigation found that some of these horses were $100,000 horses,” Rodriguez said.
Owners are betting $25,000 — even $50,000 on their horses.
And that’s in addition to the wagers placed by spectators; sometimes up to 2,000 people who pay an entry fee to watch.
None of the races or betting is regulated.
And it’s not the illegal races that caught the Department of Justice’s attention, Rodriguez said.
“A lot of transactions in the drug trade occur here, along with other activities going on — from illegal lotteries, to vice, there’s a lot of prostitution, there’s a lot of other things going on at these properties,” he told KCRA 3.

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The woman, 54-year-old Kit Samuel, said she had left the child so that she could retrieve some belongings from the motel.
After deputies interviewed Samuel, who appeared to be intoxicated, she was taken into custody and booked on suspicion of child endangerment and suspicion of public intoxication, Ramos said.
Witnesses said that Samuel had told them that she had been kicked out of the motel or had to leave the motel for some reason.
As for the baby, Ramos said he was examined by paramedics and found to be OK. The child was turned over to Child Protective Services, with CPS officials trying to get in contact with his mother.
The neighborhood where the baby boy was found is in an area that Ramos described as “known for prostitution and narcotics,” though Ramos said investigators had no evidence that Samuel was involved in such activity.

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The woman, 54-year-old Kit Samuel, said she had left the child so that she could retrieve some belongings from the motel.
After deputies interviewed Samuel, who appeared to be intoxicated, she was taken into custody and booked on suspicion of child endangerment and suspicion of public intoxication, Ramos said.
Witnesses said that Samuel had told them that she had been kicked out of the motel or had to leave the motel for some reason.
As for the baby, Ramos said he was examined by paramedics and found to be OK. The child was turned over to Child Protective Services, with CPS officials trying to get in contact with his mother.
The neighborhood where the baby boy was found is in an area that Ramos described as “known for prostitution and narcotics,” though Ramos said investigators had no evidence that Samuel was involved in such activity.

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… I don’t know how you could leave a kid for any length of time no matter what you’re going to do,” said Sacramento Sheriff Christine Lynn.
A few strangers stayed to watch over the infant until authorities arrived.
The baby’s grandmother, Kit Samuel, 54, was arrested at the scene. Deputies said she was extremely intoxicated when taken into custody after returning from a motel across the street.
One man staying at the motel said he heard security and the woman fighting.
“They were yelling, she was walking back and forth across the street.”
Samuel faces charges of felony child endangerment and public intoxication, charges that many find inexcusable and shocking.
The area in which the child was left is known for drugs and prostitution, but it is not known why the grandmother was at the motel.

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A childhood friend of mine passed away this week. We went all through school together but grew apart in our college years. She was really heavy into drugs during college, and unfortunately, it ended up taking her life. I tried to talk to her about it a few years ago, but she kept saying she didn’t have a problem. Years went by, and she was arrested several times for drugs and prostitution. Her parents finally forced her to go to rehab, but that didn’t do anything to help solve her problems. She died of an overdose on Monday. I’m sad about it, but I know she is better off now. It is really just amazing how two lives can turn out so different, all because of one horrible decision. I’m not saying I’m perfect, because I’m not at all, but we grew up in the same neighborhood, both had very loving parents and a promising future, but that one decision to take drugs re …

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Roughly 4,000 companies are members of the California Truckers Association. That translates to roughly 700,000 drivers who can be trained to spot the problem.
“They are going to be on the look out for human trafficking, sex trafficking and trafficking of young children,” said CTA spokesman Michael Shaw.
Trucking companies are getting training DVDs and cards with tips on how to spot and report suspicious behavior. Truck drivers aren’t being encouraged to intervene directly when they spot trafficking, but will instead get access to a hotline to get help for the victims.
Jenny Williamson — who runs ‘Courage to be You,’ an organization that provides a safe haven for trafficking victims — says those forced into prostitution are often too scared to talk to police, but truck drivers are often fathers.

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Simon Cowell’s “X Factor” cleaned house today, firing Steve Jones, Nicole Sherzinger, and even Paula Abdul, and the guys discuss who might replace them. Don then pulls out a list of the straightest and gayest Super Bowl halftime shows of all time. When Billy and Ron call up again, it’s obvious that Billy is none too pleased with having to be in Del Paso Heights, especially when one guy who “isn’t like him” rides up on his bike. We also hear the package of new jingles that finally came in for the station, after ordering them four months ago.
After hearing what George Clooney’s favorite curse word is, Mitt Romney singing “America The Beautiful,” and the entire Ferris Bueller 2 trailer, our good friend Suzette (Miss Lucky Button) comes in the studio. She tells us about her recent visit to the strip club, her pole dancing lessons, and her past relationships. We then find out that Joe had booked strippers for Suzette today, but they backed out at the last minute. Apparently 8 am is too early for strippers to wake up.

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Requests for Tukey as a speaker are CONSIDERABLY LOWER THAN 2011, and GREATLY LOWER THAN 2010.
Tukey’s IMPORTANCE HAS DWINDLED, to such an extent that he spent EARTH WEEK 2011 in the company of a BUNCH OF BACK-WOODS LOSERS IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE IN THE BRITISH COLUMBIA INTERIOR.
EARTH WEEK is the HOLY WEEK for Enviro-Lunatic-Terrorists, and the MOST IMPORTANT ENVIRO-LUNATIC WEEK OF THE YEAR.
During EARTH WEEK 2011, NOBODY wanted to hear Tukey’s MIS-INFORMATION concerning pest control products, nor did they want to hear HIS SHILLING about HIS array of BOGUS For-Profit Green Alternatives.
Tukey is NO LONGER the Flavour-of-the-Month, and is now a DISMAL FAILURE as a guest speaker.
Rumours are now circulating that Tukey can only find work as a SEX-WORKER-MANAGER since FEMALE-ENVIRO-LUNATICS think he is somehow attractive.

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Romero, the man living under El Dorado Street, is a prime example. A native of Manteca, he was a journeyman cement mason making more than $28 an hour in the early 1980s until severe bursitis prevented him from continuing in a physical job. Eventually, his alcohol addiction took over, and he ended up homeless and living on the streets 13 years ago.
Responding to Wednesday’s crackdown, he said, “The only thing the city did was hit the homeless camps. They left all the garbage behind. They didn’t clean the ditch. It’s still filthy. Their only reason was this is an eyesore. We keep our area clean.”
Romero questioned why the homeless were moved out when, two blocks from his location, there is rampant, open drug use, prostitution and “gunshots at least three nights a week. It’s a game. Leave me alone. What is so horrible about just letting me live my life?”

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Man pleads guilty to coercing young Bay Area girls into prostitution
Bay City News Service
Posted: 01/13/2012 12:43:28 PM PST
Updated: 01/13/2012 12:44:30 PM PST
A Sacramento man pleaded guilty in federal court in Oakland to a charge of conspiring to coerce underage teenage girls into prostitution.
Mahendar Singh, 40, entered the plea on Wednesday before U.S. District Judge Phyllis Hamilton. He will be sentenced by Hamilton on March 28 and faces a maximum possible sentence of life in prison.
Singh and his wife, Helen Singh, 22, were both indicted by a federal grand jury on Dec. 1 on the charge of conspiring to cause children under 18 to engage in commercial sex acts by means of force, fraud or coercion.
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U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag said that Mahendar Singh admitted during his plea that he conspired to operate a prostitution enterprise in Sacramento County and several Bay Area counties in 2011.

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