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Ga. Man Charged With Trafficking In Court
Tyree Walker Made Deal With Undercover Officer, Police Say
POSTED: 10:11 am CDT September 3, 2010
UPDATED: 10:33 am CDT September 3, 2010
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Georgia man charged with trafficking two teenage girls in a prostitution operation was scheduled to appear in court Friday morning.
Tyree Walker, 36, was arrested Monday night at a hotel on Elm Hill Pike after an undercover police officer made a deal with the two 17-year-old girls to have sex for money.
Investigators said the suspects advertised sexual services on the Internet.
The two teens police said were working for him were from Macon, Ga., and Norfolk, Va.
Walker has been charged with trafficking for sexual servitude and drug possession.

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Arrow shoots for further success in its second year Tennessee’s only male strip club
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Arrow, located at the corner of 5th Ave. and Peabody, is Tennessee’s only male strip club. Such status presents a number of risks in this conservative market, but a recent addition to their staff bodes well for an even more successful second year. New manager Beau Langley has over twenty years experience in the industry, and one of his first goals is to implement new marketing strategies and outreach to the GLBT community and the community at large.
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As a unique entity in Tennessee, Arrow, which was named best strip club in Nashville in last fall’s Nashville Scene readers’ poll, is testing uncharted waters in terms of advertising and marketing plans. Langley says they’ve sought advice from several of the female clubs in town, including their nearest neighbors, Crazy Horse. 

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… Now, you could argue whether being a Muslim is actually a religion, or is it a nationality way of  life, or cult or whatever you want to call it.”  -GOP Lt. Governor Ron Ramsey, Tennessee, on the campaign trail in Chattanooga, July 2010.
 ”They are not a religion. They are a political, militaristic group.”  – Bob Shelton, 76, Nashville, TN
            The plans by a Muslim-American group to exercise their constitutional right to build a cultural center a few blocks away from “Ground Zero” in New York City, the site of the former World Trade Center, has been the subject of a great deal of handwringing and teeth gnashing from self-described American “patriots.”  They claim it’s not about religious bigotry, because it is “insensitive” and in “bad taste” to build a “mosque” on that “hallowed ground,” among all the gin joints and strip clubs within a few blocks of Ground Zero.  

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By Tim Wetzel
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – In an undercover sting, Metro police busted an on-line prostitution ring and discovered two teenage girls caught up in the world of sex trade.  
Undercover detectives responded to an elicit advertisement on the website “backpage.com.”  They posed as customers and arrived at a hotel room at the Comfort Inn on Elm Hill Pike. Inside, they found two 17 year old girls willing to trade sex for cash. 
The girls weren’t working alone. Police also arrested 37-year-old Tyree Walker and charged him with trafficking for sexual servitude, a felony. 
Investigators found a computer and cell phone in the room that had explicit pictures of the underage girls. They also found a small bag of marijuana. 
Walker is being held on a $52,000 bond. The teen girls were also taken into custody. Police have not released their names. 

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3 Arrested In Donelson Prostitution Bust
Police Say Two Suspects Are Underage
POSTED: 6:11 am CDT August 31, 2010
UPDATED: 9:00 am CDT August 31, 2010
NASHVILLE, Tenn. –
Metro police arrested a man and two teenage girls during a prostitution bust in Donelson early Tuesday morning.
According to police, the suspects advertised sexual services on the Internet.
Undercover officers arranged a meeting at the Comfort Inn & Suites motel on Elm Hill Pike.
When they arrived, they discovered that the women suspected of offering the illicit acts were only 17 years old. They were arrested along with the man who allegedly arranged the encounter.
Police said they found drugs and cash in the motel room.
Each suspect faces several charges. The teenage girls will be charged as juveniles.

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3. The government was created with the first King of Israel, Saul (1 Samuel 10-12).
In Tennessee for example, the state capitol has lobbyists and governmental relations representatives from every philosophical position under the sun, except from the churches. There are lobbyists at the state capitol that represent porn shops and strip clubs, lobbyists who represent the ACLU, the homosexual agenda, liberal feminism, comprehensive sex-ed and the distribution of condoms in schools, abortion on demand (and paid for by taxpayers), atheism and pushing God and religion out of the public schools. But with all the thousands of churches in Tennessee, there is not one paid lobbyist that officially represents a church or Protestant denomination on the Hill. I would expect that this is true in many other states, as well. But, why is that?

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NFL Mocks is going to do a team by team look at what rookies have the potential to contribute during their first season.  Every year there are countless rookies that have major and minor impacts.  Everyone expects the 1st round picks to make an impact but we hope to point out some other players that may help your favorite team win games.
It’s been kind of a tumultuous offseason for the Tennessee Titans. Vince Young swinging punches at a strip club, Chris Johnson’s contract situation, Derrick Morgan getting in trouble with the cops…What kind of affect will that have on this team? Well, if there’s any coach that could handle it, it’s Jeff Fisher.
Derrick Morgan: Ran into some trouble with the law over the summer and will have to get past that distraction while he battles to transition to the NFL game. He started out training camp with a calf injury and only came back to practice on August 26. He was brought in to replace the departed free agent Kyle Vanden Bosch.

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… Chief Serpas and his deputy chiefs determined that these plaintiffs were not ready for promotion to a higher rank, while other candidates were,” she wrote. “Employers are generally free to choose among qualified candidates for promotion, and the law does not require them to make perfect decisions or forbid them from making decisions with which others may disagree.”
Steiner would not comment on the ruling when reached last week, but she did indicate an appeal will be filed soon.
Davidson County Circuit Court
Angela Gayle Meador v. Nashville Shores Holdings LLC, Aug. 25. Meador, a lifeguard supervisor, claims the work environment became hostile after new owners and managers took over the lakeside waterpark last year. Among the other ways women were allegedly “degraded, humiliated and harassed on a constant basis” by senior personnel:
• Two managers “discussed openly that they wanted to install a stripper’s pole” in one of their offices “so the women could entertain them.”

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NY gov could face charge over World Series tickets
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By MICHAEL GORMLEY
Associated Press Writer
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) – Gov. David Paterson could face a criminal charge over his testimony surrounding tickets he secured last year from the New York Yankees for the opening game of the World Series.
The state’s former chief judge, acting as a special counsel, called Paterson’s testimony “inaccurate and misleading” and has asked a district attorney to consider a perjury investigation.
That doesn’t necessarily mean that Paterson, who rose to office in 2008 when Gov. Eliot Spitzer resigned amid a prostitution scandal, will ever be charged, though. Former prosecutors say perjury is a notoriously difficult charge to prove, if it’s pursued at all.
“If everyone in that Capitol who lies is going to be charged with perjury, the district attorney better hire a lot more prosecutors,” said David Grandeau, former head of the state’s lobbying commission and a widely respected investigator of misconduct in a capital that’s earned a national reputation for it.

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Some neighbors Channel 4 News spoke with said they realize there are abandoned homes across the city, but they said what’s happened there should be reason enough for the city do something now.
“I’m really afraid to death to live here,” said North Nashville resident Emma Pillow.
She and her son live on 15th Avenue off Buchanan Street. Too often, they said, they’re seeing abandoned homes become crime scenes.
Four women have been found killed in four different vacant properties in the last year and a half.
“This house here had a body found in it about a year and a half ago. That got some neighbors disturbed,” said Greg Pillow. “A while later they found another body at this house here.”
Neighbors said the rundown homes do nothing but attract drugs dealers, prostitutes and violence. With problems getting worse, they’ve organized a neighborhood group with the hope of being heard.

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