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When a Joltran technician began disconnecting the phone, a familiar scenario ensued.
“A young lady came out and begged him not to take the phone out. She lived right across the street and said she had a sick child and this was her only communication with a doctor,” Nesselhauf said. “All of our techs can tell you heartbreaking stories like that, where people come out of their houses saying, ‘Please don’t take my phone away!’ “
Nesselhauf wrote to the ward’s alderman, Matt Villa, seeking a reprieve for the phone.
Villa, who was an alderman from 1997 to this year, recalled the incident.
“I was sympathetic to Jim and to that woman,” he said. “But it was obvious to people in the area that the phone was being used to sell drugs and for prostitution.
See the full article from “HeraldNet”
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The Pure Pleasure Boutique opened a year ago off I-55. Earlier this week, the city denied the store’s request for a business license. The city said the shop needs to close or relocate because it isn’t in a part of town that is zoned for adult businesses.
See the full article from “KMOV.com”
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International Crisis Aid, (http://www.crisisaid.org), has been rescuing young victims of sex trafficking by operating multiple Safe Homes around the world providing holistic care to young victims. ICA has rescued more than 145 girls, ages 4 to 25 years old, through the Safe Homes since December 2006. In 2010, ICA opened a Vocational Training Center for victims which has provided counseling and vocational training to an additional 100 girls to help them get out of the red light district where they are currently forced to sell their bodies daily. ICA will now be implementing their first U.S. Safe Home in St. Louis, Missouri soon.
(PRWEB) December 17, 2011
After meeting with federal law enforcement and learning more than 300,000 American children are at risk of being trafficked into sex slavery (US Dept. of Justice), ICA decided to open homes in the U.S. for young American girls rescued from the horrors of sex trafficking. ICA has worked the past few years to build relationships with local and na …
See the full article from “Benzinga (press release)”
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International Crisis Aid Working to Implement the First US Safe Home for Sex Trafficking in St. Louis, MO
International Crisis Aid, (http://www.crisisaid.org), has been rescuing young victims of sex trafficking by operating multiple Safe Homes around the world providing holistic care to young victims. ICA has rescued more than 145 girls, ages 4 to 25 years old, through the Safe Homes since December 2006. In 2010, ICA opened a Vocational Training Center for victims which has provided counseling and vocational training to an additional 100 girls to help them get out of the red light district where they are currently forced to sell their bodies daily. ICA will now be implementing their first U.S. Safe Home in St. Louis, Missouri soon.
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“I’ve been through war zones & refugee camps. Seen orphans, widows, sickness & disease. But nothing grasps my heart like the face of a young girl that has been held captive by sex trafficking. And it happens right here, in our own ba …
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Another long-running character is author John Sandford’s Lucas Davenport. In “Buried Prey” (Putnam), two corpses turn up when a house is torn down. Davenport must fight a turf war with other police officials as he tracks down the killer.
Michael Connelly may be the best thriller writer we have. He shows why in “The Fifth Witness” (Little, Brown). It’s a dandy courtroom drama starring Connelly’s ethically challenged Lincoln lawyer, Mickey Haller.
David Anthony teaches English at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale and has written a black-comedy thriller, “Something for Nothing” (Algonquin). In this tale, an unlikable hero is forced to smuggle drugs — and to deal with a surprise of a villain.
Similarly, Scott Phillips gives the starring role to a cad in “The Adjustment” (Counterpoint, 217 pages, $25). In postwar Wichita, Kan., his cad pimps for a corporate bigwig — but finds his own wife in peril because of his wartime misdeeds.
See the full article from “PopMatters”
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