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I was Lori’s co-host and we interviewed the owner about the paranormal activities of the Silver Dollar Saloon. The Silver Dollar Saloon was built in the mid 1800s. It used to be a brothel and some of the prostitutes had very colorful names. Lori and I discovered that there are tunnels that lead out of the Saloon and go throughout Marysville. The Silver Dollar Saloon was also a speakeasy. I remember talking to two lady patrons a couple of years back and they told me that when they sat at the bar, they both had their hair tugged on, one at a time. While Lori and I did the interviews Steve Roland and his crew called Roland Paranormal Investigations (RPI) were conducting their own investigation. By the time I was leaving, it appeared that RPI obtained a whispering EVP and some orb shots and one photo of what looks like mist.

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This year’s honorees are Officers Terry Schillinger (El Cerrito), Joe Vasquez (Hercules), Doug Wilson (Kensington) and Mike Pistello (Pinole); and detectives Eduardo Soto (Richmond), Shawn Ray (San Pablo) and Dave Adams (Contra Costa Sheriff’s Department.
Contra Costa County Sheriff David Langston will be the keynote speaker.
The public is invited to attend, but seating is limited. For reservations call Bob Ostini at 510-326-0844.
SOROPTIMIST SPEAKER SERIES: The third annual Every Woman Has A Story series, hosted by Soroptimist International of El Cerrito presents award-winning speaker Angela Mason, a human rights advocate for women and children in a talk from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Feb. 25 at Northbrae Community Church, 941 The Alameda in Berkeley.
Mason recently returned from a journey to the Congo, Sierra Leone, and Bangladesh “where she met with young girls who had been raped, tortured and sold either into prostitution or abandoned by war-ravaged families struggling to survive.”

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On Feb. 2, Horton allegedly spoke to what he thought were two 17-year-old girls about modeling nude–except both girls were adult decoys with audio recording devices and a police surveillance team.
He told both girls that he was a modeling agent with Oui, a pornographic magazine, according to court documents.
Horton allegedly told the first decoy, who was waiting outside a pizza restaurant on La Riviera Drive, that she would have to wait until she turned 18. According to the court documents, he asked a second decoy waiting at the corner of Folsom Boulevard and Bradshaw Road if she would be interested in auditioning for a masturbation video.
He also gave the second decoy his phone number, the court document states.
After speaking with the decoys, Horton found two Rancho Cordova Police officers and told them he felt the second girl was a prostitute, according to the document.

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In one incident, at 12:15 p.m. on the Thursday afternoon outside the La Riviera Family Pizza parlor, Horton approached the decoy identified as Amber Doe and eventually asked her if she was interested in having nude photos taken of her. She said she was not and Horton left her alone, the papers said.
Later that day, at 2:20 p.m. at the corner of Folsom Boulevard and Bradshaw Road, Horton pulled his car over and made a similar offer to Ashley Doe, who had been standing on the street and told Horton she was waiting for a friend. When she expressed interest, he gave her his phone number, the documents said.
While a police surveillance team watched him, Horton then drove around the area and contacted two Rancho Cordova police officers, told them he worked in Juvenile Court and informed them that a prostitute was working in the area and that somebody had been contacting her and asking if she would be willing to have nude pictures taken for $600, the documents said.

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Serial killer spills secrets for cash
LOS ANGELES – One by one, the young women vanished from the dusty farm towns of the Central Valley.
They were often addicts or prostitutes, and their disappearances over a 15-year period in the 1980s and ’90s didn’t seem to draw much official concern.
Two childhood friends and locally renowned troublemakers, Wesley Shermantine and Loren Herzog, were eventually arrested in 1999 for a series of murders known as the “Speed Freak” killings, and many of the missing were presumed to have fallen victim to the methamphetamine-addled duo.
Shermantine and Herzog never disclosed where they dumped the mutilated corpses of their victims, leaving bereaved families with only grim speculation.
And then years later came an unusual offer: Shermantine would tell all for $33,000, enough to pay off his restitution order and buy a television and other comforts for his death row cell.

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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.
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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Sac Man Pleads To Coercing Girls Into Prostitution
OAKLAND, Calif. — A Sacramento man has 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 Wednesday in front of 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 younger than 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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Stockton Residents March For Street Lights
In 2008, City Promised $165,000 To Install 28 Street Lights In Neighborhood
POSTED: 10:29 pm PST December 21, 2011
UPDATED: 11:42 pm PST December 21, 2011
SAN DIEGO — Residents in the Stockton neighborhood marched in the streets on Wednesday after they say a crime-stopping promise made by city leaders never came true.
Lori Mercado said she has lived in the Stockton community since 1999.
“There’s a lot of prostitution, crime and graffiti,” said Mercado. “They used to do their deed on my stairs. I’d find condoms on my stairs in front.”
To combat this crime, the city promised the community $165,000 to install 28 street lights in 2008. Three years later, there are only four lights.
“We had the resources,” said San Diego City Councilman David Alvarez. “Why it takes so long is still something I’m trying to figure out.”

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