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Alcohol sales suspended at Kearny Mesa strip club after undercover sting
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SAN DIEGO (CNS) – State regulators suspended alcohol sales at a Kearny Mesa nude-entertainment club for 30 days starting Thursday due to alleged violations, including on-site drug-dealing and lewd conduct by dancers.
The disciplinary actions against Pure Platinum in the 4000 block of Kearny Mesa Road stemmed from a three-week undercover operation in January 2009, according to the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control.
The business has been fighting the suspension order for the last three years, taking its appeal all the way to the state Supreme Court, which denied it late last month, ABC spokeswoman Jennifer Hill said.
During the investigation, plainclothes agents posing as patrons observed at least three nude dancers engaging in prohibited behavior, including touching of customers and simulated sex acts, according to Hill.

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It could be a combination of both. We don’t know. What we know is this: A man the public saw as vibrant and essential is dead after shooting himself in the chest.
I remember Eugene Robinson. In 1998, Robinson was winding down a 16-year NFL career as a starting safety for the NFC champion Atlanta Falcons. He was a very good player, a two-time Pro Bowler. He was also universally acknowledged as a “great guy” off the field.
What’s Eugene Robinson really like? Oh, great guy. Just a great guy.
The day before the ‘99 Super Bowl in Miami, the Christian organization Athletes in Action presented Robinson with its Bart Starr Award, for “outstanding character.” That night, police arrested Robinson for offering $40 to an undercover female officer posing as a prostitute, for oral sex.

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Strip Club Has Alcohol License Suspended
Pure Platinum Cited For Sale Of Illegal Drugs, Lewd Conduct By Dancers
POSTED: 5:23 am PDT May 3, 2012
SAN DIEGO — A Kearny Mesa strip club has had its alcohol-beverage license suspended for at least a year for violations including the sale and possession of illegal drugs and lewd conduct by dancers, it was reported Thursday.
The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control suspended Pure Platinum’s license on Wednesday, according to U-T San Diego.
Details about the violations will be released later Thursday, department spokesman John Carr told the newspaper.
The affected club sits on Kearny Mesa Road. In June 2011, the same state department suspended the license to serve alcohol at the Pure Platinum strip club on Pacific Highway at Laurel Street, near Lindbergh Field.

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The first and most obvious question is, simply, is the perception that Kennedy’s command was off on Saturday founded legitimate? A quick look at Brooks’ strikezone plots reveals the details:
April 12 vs. San Diego:
April 28 vs. Miami:
Clearly, yes, Kennedy has issues locating in the lower part of the strike zone. Unless he’s been taking effective velocity lessons from Trevor Bauer – and I certainly hope not, given his career average fastball velocity of 89.7 mph, per FanGraphs – Ian was clearly missing his spots on Saturday, and may have been fortunate to allow just one run in that outing. It isn’t even fair to say that he was pitching to the ballpark, as Petco may be the only park more pitcher-friendly than the new Miami Carnival/Gentleman’s Club. There’s clearly something to observe here.

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El Callejon de Coahuila in the Zona Rosa of Tijuana is lined with girls offering themselves to any willing patron. The tragedy of the Callejon, or more so of the alley open for business at all hours, is one that is taboo in our Western culture and not discussed.
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I could not think of a more appropriate time to write my column on human trafficking and prostitution than this week, which is L.I.F.E. week on USD’s campus. L.I.F.E is an acronym for “living is for everyone.” University Ministry sponsors L.I.F.E. week to draw attention to major life issues such as human trafficking, HIV/AIDS, genocide, abortion, immigration and poverty.
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Creating awareness and shedding light on the issue through the means of photography is the first step. Being an undercover journalist is the next, but I don’t think my parents would be too thrilled of that if they don’t even approve of me going to Tijuana to document the sex trade, more so they don’t know that I went with my friend to take pictures of the sex trade in Mexico.

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The officer was fired sometime prior to November for insubordination, failure of good behavior, acts incompatible with and inimical to public service and conduct unbecoming of a county employee.
He appealed the termination order but the commission determined at its November meeting that the department had proved all four causes.
Because employees acts were so inappropriate, showed such an utter lack of good judgment and continued even after he was counseled to discontinue the contacts, removal is appropriate, the commission report states.
The Probation Department has about 1,000 sworn officers who supervise about 800 children detained in juvenile halls and about 22,000 adults and juveniles in the community.
The Girls Rehabilitation Facility in Kearny Mesa, where the ward was housed prior to her release, typically serves 50 or so 13- to 17-year-olds for periods up to one year. Many of the girls were drawn into prostitution prior to their commitments by a juvenile court.

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It’s hard to work up much outrage about the Secret Service prostitution scandal, in which 11 members of the president’s elite protective service and various military personnel were found to have picked up escorts in Colombia, where they were doing advance work for the president’s visit. I guess it is probably not a good idea for the people in charge of protecting the president to leave themselves vulnerable to sexual blackmail, but on the other hand we do not live in a John Le Carré novel or “24″ episode, and I don’t think the threat of a honey-trap assassination conspiracy plot is very credible. If members of the Secret Service want to get drunk and hire escorts after work, that is their business. (As Melissa Gira Grant says, the only actual scandal here — and the reason this became an international incident — is that all these guys tried to bilk one of the women out of the money she was owed.)

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Poor black youths targeted by tobacco ads: U-T San Diego reports that tobacco marketing is targeting California’s low-income and African-American youths, according to researchers who examined advertising throughout the state. Academic researchers funded by the state’s Tobacco-Related Disease Research Program found that there was greater visibility of menthol-cigarette advertising at retailers near high schools where there are larger African-American student populations.
Warplanes bomb South Sudan town: The Washington Post reports that Sudanese warplanes bombed a South Sudanese town Monday morning, ignoring international calls to stop the attacks and ratcheting up the threat of a full-blown war between the two nations.
Prostitution part of life in Cartagena, Colombia: The Washington Post reports on how the sex trade works in the city where the recent Secret Service scandal took place.
Allen West warns of cultural suicide: The Florida Republican sounded the alarm over the FBI’s decision to scrap nearly 900 pages of training materials that had been determined offensive, culturally insensitive and in some cases entirely misleading or incorrect.

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