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Whittaker faces continued medical treatment, and the injuries “will continue to bring extreme and excruciating physical pain and mental anguish,” the lawsuit said.
The Wongs denied the claims in a two-page response filed soon after.
The party ended tragically when Wong’s second-floor, 400-square-foot deck, built without permits, collapsed before dawn. At least 26 people were injured, prompting what officials have called the largest hospital trauma response since Hurricane Rita in 2005. Victor Wong suffered a back injury, his brother Calvin has said.
Victor Wong, a 43-year-old musician and entrepreneur also known as DJ Veedub, is a University of Texas graduate who friends say was a fixture of Austin’s nightlife scene.
The three-story Garden Court condominium was outfitted to be the quintessential party pad with white leather couches, a chrome stripper pole and a hot tub on the first-floor patio, according to photos released by city officials.

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After both cases are made, she will have 30 days to make her decision.
City attorney Michael Cronig tells Wolitz by law, she has only 3 courses of action:
1. to return Quintana to the force
2. a 15 day suspension
3. uphold the indefinite suspension.
He then says evidence will show the indefinite suspension handed down by APD is justified.
Quintana’s attorney Tom Stribling then makes his opening statement and says based on the evidence and prior disciplinary cases for DWI, the punishment does not fit the crime.
9:25 AM
Internal affairs investigator Sgt. Justin Newsom is the first witness.
He testifies on the night Quintana was arrested for DWI, he had been drinking at a sushi restaurant in south Austin and later at a strip club and had an estimated blood-alcohol level of .192.

See the full article from “Austin News”

Massage parlor accused of prostitution
Officers conduct undercover sting
Updated: Sunday, 29 Aug 2010, 3:21 PM CDTPublished : Sunday, 29 Aug 2010, 3:20 PM CDT
ROLLINGWOOD, TEXAS (KXAN) – A local massage parlor has been closed down after the sheriff’s office discovers a review of it on an escort website.
A Travis County Sheriff’s Deputy was checking the online escort review website on August 6 and discovered a review of Massage by DiDi, which is located in Rollingwood.
The reviews included the location of the parlor, and noted that it provides sexual acts in exchange for money.
According to the arrest warrant, the sheriff’s deputy was able to locate an ad for Massage by DiDi in The Chronicle newspaper and on Craigslist. In both ads a phone number was included.
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During the operation, officers determined that Li was controlling, supervising and/or managing the prostitution enterprise and is now charged with aggravated promotion of prostitution.
Piao is charged with prostitution.

See the full article from “Austin News”

Craigslist: Man gets prostitute, robbed
Woman and 2 men allegedly take cash
Updated: Friday, 27 Aug 2010, 4:25 PM EDTPublished : Friday, 27 Aug 2010, 4:25 PM EDT
CEDAR PARK, Texas (KXAN) – In a twist of events unexpected by the buyer, a man who solicited a prostitute via Craigslist didn’t get the joy he expected.
When the woman showed up at his apartment, she was flanked by two men — and the trio allegedly robbed the “buyer” instead.
Cedar Park Police were called to an aggravated robbery at 2201 S. Lakeline Blvd . The unnamed victim, 25, told police he was robbed at knife point by two men and a woman — then details about how he met them emerged.
The victim told police he was robbed of $480.

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By Miguel Liscano | Friday, August 27, 2010, 02:33 PM
Cedar Park police are searching for three people they say robbed a man who’d solicited a prostitute on Craigslist, according to a media release.
About 12:10 a.m. today, police were called to a report of an aggravated robbery at an apartment complex at 2201 South Lakeline Blvd., the release said.
Police said a 25-year old man told investigators that he solicited a prostitute online, and he was robbed of $480 at knife point when she showed up accompanied by two other men, the release said.
Police said the suspects left in a four-door Honda Civic with tinted windows, according to the release.
No detailed description of the suspects was available. Anyone with information is asked to call Cedar Park police at 260-4794.

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Waterbury safe house for women facing auction
Updated: Thursday, 26 Aug 2010, 11:43 PM EDTPublished : Thursday, 26 Aug 2010, 10:35 PM EDT
Waterbury, Conn. (WTNH) – The women who live at Austin house say the home has been a saving grace and they worry about where they will go if the house is sold.
Donna Morin is one of those women. She is one of three women currently living at Austin House after leaving an abusive relationship.
 ”I don’t know where I would go if I didn’t have this place,” Morin said
The house is a safe haven for women seeking refuge from issues like domestic violence, prostitution and drug addiction Camera Quebec bought the property in 2008 and says she’s helped dozens of women get back on their feet.

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Meanwhile, Peaches’ film director boyfriend Eli Roth defended her on a U.S. talk show, describing her as an ‘accomplished journalist’.
In the Austrian spirit… in Germany: Peaches wore a second dirndl on Tuesday
Host Chelsea Handler on E! show Chelsea Lately admitted she thought Geldof was a stripper due to her unusual first name.
Handler said: ‘I want to talk to you about your new girlfriend Peaches Geldof.
‘I met you when you came to my book party and you were with Peaches but I didn’t know who Peaches was, I know she is famous but I didn’t know who she was.
‘So when you said Peaches, I thought she was a stripper. And I kind of felt bad because I felt like I almost kind of treated her like a stripper.’

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AUSTIN — Amid growing evidence that young women and girls in Mexico are being lured into a life of slavery and prostitution in the United States, Gov. Rick Perry on Thursday proposed increasing the penalties for human trafficking in Texas.
Perry said if re-elected he will ask the Legislature to create a new penalty for human trafficking that includes sentences of 25 years to life.
The punishment would be for someone convicted of at least two incidents of human trafficking that occur at least 31 days apart.
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Human trafficking most often involves the sex trade, with gangs trapping women in a life of prostitution.
Perry’s proposal would be directed at gang members who run the prostitution rings rather than the clients.
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Besides prostitution, some of the individuals are brought into the United States for hard labor in construction and agriculture. Many of the traffickers are believed to be in trans-national gangs.

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Cop indicted for Indecent exposure
Police: Exposed himself at gentlemen’s club
Updated: Thursday, 19 Aug 2010, 4:51 PM CDTPublished : Thursday, 19 Aug 2010, 4:00 PM CDT
AUSTIN (KXAN) – An Austin police officer could face up to 180 days in jail after a Travis County grand jury indicted him for indecent exposure Thursday.
Police say Albert Aguinaga exposed himself during a lap dance at Expose Gentlemen’s Club at 3615 S. Congress Ave. on July 15. The indictment said Aguinaga was “reckless about whether another person was present who would be offended and alarmed by such acts.”
The indecent exposure charge is a Class B misdemeanor. Jurors did not indict Aguinaga on two other original charges – public lewdness and sexual assault.
Austin police say the incident was investigated by the department’s Special Investigations Unit. That group submitted the evidence to the Travis County District Attorney’s Office.

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Hey, cops: Don’t give crack to hookers’ boyfriends, don’t rip people off and traffic dope, don’t seize dope without turning it in, and don’t get wasted on meth you stole and crash your cruiser. If only this week’s crew had followed those simple instructions, they wouldn’t be in trouble now. But they are:
In Austin, Texas, a former Austin police officer was convicted Tuesday of giving crack cocaine to a man who was the boyfriend of a prostitute he knew. Scott Lando, 48, was convicted of delivery of a controlled substance. He also faces charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and prostitution. The crack incident took place in 2006. He was fired in 2008. He is out on bail.
In Jackson, Mississippi, two Jackson police officers were arrested last Friday on a variety of charges for stealing money from the home of a man who had been robbed. Officers Marvent Brooks, 35, and David Dreblow, 25, are charged with theft over $1,000, two counts of official …

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