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'John' Shoots At DC Prostitute After 'Golden Shower' At PA Days Inn: Police 'John' Shoots At DC Prostitute After 'Golden Shower' At PA Days Inn: Police
'John' Shoots At DC Prostitute After 'Golden Shower' At PA Days Inn: Police A man is in the hospital and a Washington, DC woman — who previously pleaded guilty to prostitution in Maryland — has been arrested in Pennsylvania after a bizarre situation at a Days Inn, authorities announced on Monday, Nov. 20.  Brittany Kemi Abosede, 34 originally from the US Capitol City of Washington, most recently of York, PA, was arrested on Sunday, Nov. 19, in what Northern York County Regional police Lt. Gregg Anderson called a "shots fired" incident.  Abosede was found by NYCRPD officers who were responding to the incident in the parking lot of the Days Inn located at 334 Arse…

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by Jillian Pikora
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Driver Nearly 2X Legal Limit Tried Saying Pickup Was Stolen In Stafford Crash: Police Driver Nearly 2X Legal Limit Tried Saying Pickup Was Stolen In Stafford Crash: Police
Driver Nearly 2X Legal Limit Tried Saying Pickup Was Stolen In Stafford Crash: Police A 24-year-old Stafford man whose blood alcohol level was nearly twice the legal limit was being held without bond after his vehicle had a bit too much ram and not enough dodge, police said. Around 9:15 p.m. on Oct. 29, Sergeant E.E. West, and Deputy K.L. Steffenhagen responded to Tall Oaks Court for a car crash where a vehicle had struck another parked car, and the driver was fleeing the scene. When deputies arrived, they found a Dodge Ram in the victim’s front yard. As the crash investigation was under way, deputies responded to the vehicle’s owner’s home, only a short dista…

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by Cecilia Levine
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Fake Rape Report Leads Deputies Right To Young Pranksters Behind 911 Call In Stafford Fake Rape Report Leads Deputies Right To Young Pranksters Behind 911 Call In Stafford
Fake Rape Report Leads Deputies Right To Young Pranksters Behind 911 Call In Stafford Authorities in one Virginia county have issued a warning after juveniles called 911 reporting a rape that turned out to be fake. Stafford County Sheriff's deputies responded a location in the Widewater Village subdivision around 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 16, after a caller told dispatchers said a female was yelling she was being raped, Sheriff David Decatur said. The caller then hung up.  As communications officers tried to call back the number multiple times, deputies rushed to the area to help. Despite multiple attempts to locate a victim, a suspect, or any signs of an i…

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by Cecilia Levine