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- 25-year-old man arrested for allegedly videotaping underage girl changing clothes at the beach - WWSB
- Rummage sale - lots and lots of girls clothing - Waukesha, WI Patch - Patch.com
- 3 adults to blame for 6-year-old girl getting shot in Hialeah, police say - WPLG Local 10
- Nicki Minaj's Baby's Sex: Teases Boy or Girl With New Baby Clothes - inTouch Weekly
- LaCross to rule on Avery trial within week - Alpena News
| Posted: 29 Jul 2020 11:18 AM PDT [unable to retrieve full-text content]25-year-old man arrested for allegedly videotaping underage girl changing clothes at the beach WWSB  |
| Rummage sale - lots and lots of girls clothing - Waukesha, WI Patch - Patch.com Posted: 29 Jul 2020 12:09 PM PDT  So many kid's items, including girl's clothing in every size from newborn to 16 big kids. Heavy on sizes 4T-10. Rummage also includes: - children's books - fancy children's dresses up to size 6 - children's shoes - dress up/ halloween cosutmes - crib set - K'Tan size medium - kid's toys including Lincoln Logs and bags of Littlest Pet Shop, small animal figurines, and Hot Wheels - kid's crafts - children's winter jackets in many sizes between 4 and 7 - male messenger bag/ soft briefcase - male leather wallet - tower speakers - Christmas decorations - Adult clothing - Pepsi collectables - Early learning/ homeschooling items - bike trailer for towing kids - wireless keyboard with mouse - TV tray - CDs S. Hi Knoll Dr, New Berlin Thursday-Saturday (7/30-8/1) 9-5 daily  |
| 3 adults to blame for 6-year-old girl getting shot in Hialeah, police say - WPLG Local 10 Posted: 29 Jul 2020 10:11 AM PDT MIAMI – After a 6-year-old girl was shot, Hialeah detectives said three adults were responsible. They arrested a 50-year-old security guard and the girl's 32-year-old mother — and they are searching for a man on Wednesday. Leonardo Morales was working as a security guard on Tuesday at the Rey Chavez Distributor in Hialeah, when he saw a man running with about $200 in lobster tails. He told detectives it was his job to run after the thief who had caused a ruckus after arguing with a cashier. When the thief ran into the parking lot, got into a car and drove away, Morales fired his weapon, police said. Two girls were in the getaway car. A 6-year-old girl was shot in her right knee and her 8-year-old sister suffered a cut in her right thigh after a window shattered, police said.  Their mother, Angela, Pupo, arrived at Jackson Memorial Hospital's Ryder Trauma Center with both girls. Their clothes were stained with blood. She told Miami-Dade Police Department officers they had been the victims of a drive-by shooting in Brownsville. Officers said Pupo blamed two Black men. But when officers couldn't find shell casings, Pupo told them the shooting had been in Hialeah. Detectives later learned the car Pupo, 32, drove to the hospital had been involved in the theft at the market at 780 W 17th St. Miami-Dade police officers had already used crime scene tape to seize the petroleum green Toyota Corolla as evidence. Hialeah Police Department detectives arrested Morales and Pupo on Tuesday and questioned them for hours. They asked Morales why he decided to fire his weapon, and they obtained a surveillance video of the shooting to corroborate his statement. Detectives reported Morales "charged the firearm while in pursuit" of the alleged thief and "discharged one round into the vehicle as it fled eastbound on West 17th Street." Detectives also questioned Pupo and reported she knew about the plan to steal seafood from the market and was going to earn about $30 after selling it. Pupo's criminal record in Miami-Dade County goes back to 2006 and includes burglaries, robberies, and theft cases. Pupo admitted to waiting in the car with the girls and "placing the victims in danger during the commission of a crime," police said. Miami-Dade corrections officers booked Morales and Pupo on Wednesday at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center. Detectives are searching for "Mark," the man who Pupo and Morales said stole the lobster tails. Morales is facing two counts of attempted manslaughter with a deadly weapon and one count of shooting a deadly missile. Pupo is facing two counts of child neglect and petit theft.  |
| Nicki Minaj's Baby's Sex: Teases Boy or Girl With New Baby Clothes - inTouch Weekly Posted: 29 Jul 2020 12:07 PM PDT Did Nicki Minaj just drop a major hint about the sex of her baby? The "Pinkprint" rapper had fans thinking she was having a girl based on the color of the furniture in the baby bump photos she used for her pregnancy announcement, but it turns out she may actually be having a son. On Monday, July 27, she showed off baby clothes a friend gifted her, seemingly revealing she and husband Kenneth Petty have a boy on the way. "Love you so much," Nicki, 37, told Riccardo Tisci, the Chief Creative Officer at Burberry, in a video shared on her Instagram Story. "Thank you." The clip featured shots of two Burberry baby outfits — the Vintage Check Cotton Jumpsuit and the Icon Stripe Cotton Jumpsuit. Both items are listed under the boys' baby clothes section on the Burberry website, but not the girls'. Of course, the items look pretty unisex, so it's possible that Nicki's designer pal thought they could work for her baby no matter what. That said, the "Anaconda" singer has been pals with Riccardo, 45, for years. In 2014, she showed off a Givenchy purse he gave her on Instagram, and the two shared a shot together from a gala in April 2016. If Nicki already knows the baby's sex, he would likely be one of the close friends she'd tell.  For the most part, though, the expectant mama has done her best not to give fans too many clues about baby No. 1. Though she lounged on a pink couch for two out of three of her first few pregnancy photos, she worked blue accessories into every shot — and she even featured a bright blue wig in one of them. A fourth photo also featured her wearing what looked like it could be blue fabric in a green meadow, though the swirling colors behind her featured pink, blue and yellow. "Love. Marriage. Baby carriage. Overflowing with excitement [and] gratitude. Thank you all for the well wishes," she told fans on Instagram, adding a yellow heart when she shared her happy news.  Nicki isn't above dropping hints. Before she and her man went public with their baby news, she shared a video of him rubbing her belly and shared she was having some major pregnancy symptoms. "[I have] nausea, and [I'm] peeing nonstop. OMG, what do [you] think this means guys??? LMAOOO," she told fans on Twitter in May. When another follower asked her to post baby bump pics, she jokingly responded, "Yea, in a couple months. The world ain't ready yet." Of course, it turns out that wasn't a joke at all. Whether or not these baby clothes are giving anything away, it's clear the Barbz are going to keep an eagle-eye on things.  |
| LaCross to rule on Avery trial within week - Alpena News Posted: 29 Jul 2020 06:29 AM PDT  Bradley Alan Avery ALPENA — District Court Judge Thomas LaCross said on Tuesday he will decide within the next week if Alpena's Bradley Avery, accused of videotaping teenage girls while they changed clothes during a county fair pageant, should move toward trial. Avery, a former Alpena County Fair Board treasurer convicted in 2019 of embezzlement, is also accused in the current case of keeping images of unclothed minors on his personal phone. If Avery had child porn on his phone, he didn't know it, defense attorney Dan White argued, challenging Alpena County Prosecutor Cynthia Muszynski to prove that a handful of images found on his client's phone depicted minors. Avery, who was for some years committee head for the queen's pageant at the fair, is accused of secretly filming three 15-year-old girls as they changed into and out of their pageant dresses during the 2017 fair. As part of the investigation into the alleged videotaping, thousands of pornographic images were found on Avery's phone. Eight of those images were tagged by police as possible child sexually abusive material, potentially depicting prepubescent children. Avery has been charged with aggravated possession of child sexually abusive material (a felony with a maximum sentence of 10 years), capturing or distributing images of an unclothed person, and using computers to commit a crime. At Tuesday's preliminary examination, at which a judge determines if there's enough evidence for a case to head to trial, one of the girls depicted in the videos described the evening Avery told her and two others they could change in a storage room at the fair office. The News does not identify victims of sexual assault. It was regular practice for some of the girls involved in pageants to change in the office, the girl said. Avery, in charge of escorting the contestants as part of his duties, went into the storage room alone before the girls entered, closing the door. He told the girls he had to do something involving a safe in the storage room, although the girl testified she saw no money. The videos — retrieved by a Michigan State Police computer crimes unit — were on the computer Avery used for his work with the Fair Board. Avery had been allowed to keep the computer for two days after admitting to the Fair Board he had falsified treasurer reports. Time stamps on the videos show they were deleted during those two days, before police were contacted about the embezzlement and police confiscated the computer. Avery appears in one of the videos, showing the girls the storage room before they changed clothes, White conceded. The video clips police were able to retrieve do not show Avery turning on the camera, according to police reports. The prosecution couldn't prove a camera owned by Avery actually shot the videos, White contended. He also pointed out that, while Avery's computer was almost exclusively used by him, computers can be accessed remotely. Police seized about 20 phones and cameras from Avery's house. Crime lab searches of the devices turned up links to adult porn sites but no illegal images, according to Alpena County Sheriff's Deputy Cash Kroll, who testified Tuesday. White closely questioned the officer about the chain of custody of the data from Avery's personal phone, which passed through at least 10 sets of hands during the police investigation. The MSP crime lab was not able to get past the passcode on Avery's phone, and the defendant declined to share it. The U.S. Secret Service, assisting the Alpena County Sheriff's Office, eventually retrieved over 16,000 images and 600 videos from the phone, many of them adult pornograpy. A Secret Service report flagged two images as child porn, but indicated they had most likely been automatically downloaded without Avery's knowledge when he visited adult porn sites. Kroll, later reviewing the 16,000-some images on the phone himself, found six he said depicted "young — very, very young"-looking girls performing sex acts on adults. Under cross examination by White, as the two men examined printed copies of the photos, Kroll acknowledged he couldn't definitely say the girls and one boy depicted were underrage. Arguing the court couldn't justify calling the photos child porn without being certain those shown were actually minors, White also said the small number of potential child porn images indicate Avery wasn't going looking for them. Most people caught with child pornography have hundreds of the images in their possession, White said, with which Kroll — who said he has worked on such cases since 2009 — agreed. Avery's phone had been used for about 20 online searches specifically looking for teen porn, the secret service report said. The highest-level charge against Avery specifies the knowing possession of photos of prepubescent children engaging in a sexual act or pose. The photos on Avery's phone were post-pubescent, and therefore irrelevant to the charge, White said. Muszynski, before making closing remarks to the judge, added a count of possession of child sexually assaultive materials, which would not require her to prove the child shown had not yet reached puberty.  |
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