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2010-12-31 19:30:36 (GMT) (JusticeNewsFlash.com – Justice News Flash, Press Release)
12/30/2010 // West Palm Beach, FL, US // Sandra Quinlan // Sandra Quinlan
Davie, FL—The Deerfield Beach man who got behind the wheel of his friend’s SUV and ran over a well-known Davie graffiti artist five months ago turned himself in to authorities Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2010. Police charged the suspect, identified as 32-year-old Reynaldo Rodriguez, with one felony count of vehicular homicide in connection with Jonathan “Ynot” Corso’s death, as reported by the Sun Sentinel.
As previously reported in an article titled, “Davie FL Graffiti Artist Jonathan “Ynot” Corso Fatally Run Over—Accident or Not?,” graffiti artist Jonathan Corso, also known as “Ynot” and the “King of 95,” was celebrating his 21st birthday at the Club Eden Cabaret strip club on July 28.

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Suspect arrested in death outside Davie club
Reynaldo Rodriguez, 32, is charged in the death of Jonathan P. Corso (Photo courtesy Broward Sheriff’s Office / December 23, 2010)
A Deerfield Beach man has been arrested and charged with running over and killing a 21-year-old man with an SUV during a fight outside a Davie strip club five months ago.
Reynaldo Rodriguez, 32, turned himself in at the Broward Main Jail on Wednesday. He was charged with one count of vehicular homicide, a second-degree felony.
Rodriguez is the suspect in the July 28 death of Jonathan P. Corso, a Davie man whose friends called him “Ynot” and the “King of 95″ for the graffiti he painted across South Florida.
Rodriguez was freed on $2,500 bail Thursday morning. If convicted, he will face up to 15 years in prison.

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Suspect arrested in graffitist’s death outside Davie strip club
Reynaldo Rodriguez, 32, is charged in the death of Jonathan P. Corso (Photo courtesy Broward Sheriff’s Office / December 23, 2010)
A Deerfield Beach man has been arrested on the charge of using an SUV to run over and kill a 21-year-old graffitist during a fight outside a Davie strip club.
Reynaldo Rodriguez, 32, turned himself in to the Broward Main Jail Wednesday afternoon on one count of vehicular homicide, a second-degree felony, in the July 28 death of Jonathan P. Corso — a Davie man whose friends called him “Ynot” and the “King of 95″ for the graffiti he painted across South Florida.
Rodriguez was freed on $2,500 bail Thursday morning. If convicted, he would face a maximum of 15 years in prison.

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Police: Men stole sex money back
Published: Dec. 17, 2010 at 3:49 PM
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Dec. 17 (UPI) — Police in Florida said they arrested one of two suspects accused of attacking an exotic dancer to steal back the money they paid her for sex.
West Palm Beach Police said the victim, a dancer at The Spearmint Rhino Gentleman’s Club, called 911 at about 5 a.m. Dec. 2 and told investigators two men attacked her outside of her apartment, forced her to accompany them inside and left with $800 from her wallet, the Palm Beach Post reported Friday.
The woman told police she met one of the men, identified as Fabian Consbruck, 22, while working at the club and agreed to have sex with him and his friend, a man who has not been identified, in exchange for $600.

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… But Mama, I can’t help it. I just feel so right when I’m with the monkeys.”
“Ain’t no son of mine gonna pretend to be a Got Dang monkey. I tell you one thing. You walk out this den right now and you ain’t never welcome back.”
“Mama, I gotta go. It’s the only way for me to be happy.”
“Oh, you gonna leave me too, huh? Just like your daddy when he went away with that opossum he meet behind the strip club? Or your brother who got involved with the wrong crowd and caught the rabies? Or your sister who’s down in Homestead living in a trailer park dumpster and won’t even let me come visit the grandbabies? You’re gonna kill me Rocky if you walk out this den. You gonna kill your mama.”

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Palm Beach Post Staff Writer
WEST PALM BEACH
— A man arrested and charged with the murder of a prostitute he admitted having sexual contact with was acquitted today of first-degree murder.
Samuel D. Arnold Jr., 24, admitted to having contact with 56-year-old Marian Blanc, but claimed he did not kill her. Following a jury trial where Arnold raised an alibi defense, jurors acquitted him Thursday, said his defense attorney, Assistant Public Defender Elizabeth Ramsey.
Blanc was found bludgeoned and strangled in a vacant lot behind a closed business in Pahokee in May 2006. Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Cold Case squad arrested Arnold in 2008 after DNA left on a condom found at the scene – collected at the time of the murder – was identified as his using the FBI’s Combined DNA Index System, CODIS.

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Palm Beach Post Staff Writer
Updated: 12:16 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 16, 2010 Posted: 12:06 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 16, 2010
WEST PALM BEACH — A 22-year-old man has been charged with home invasion robbery after he stole the money he paid a dancer in return for sex and an extra $300 from her wallet, West Palm Beach Police said.
Fabian Consbruck, of Boca Raton, was released from the Palm Beach County Jail on Wednesday after posting $20,000 bond.
On Dec. 2 at about 5 a.m., West Palm Beach police responded to a call of a home invasion robbery on San Marino Boulevard.
The victim, a dancer at The Spearmint Rhino Gentleman’s Club, said that two Hispanic males, one who told her his name was Fabian, attacked her outside of her apartment, forced her inside and stole $800, the police report says.

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Parades, Prostitutes, and Pardons
​Here is artist Charles Fazzino’s rendition of the boat parade, coming your way Saturday night (hat tip to Fort Lauderdale activist and photographer Art Seitz for the image).
Fazzino. self-described “master of 3-D pop art,” is the city’s official centennial artist, commissed by The Museum of Art/Fort Lauderdale. He was of course a favorite of Ponzi schemer Scott Rothstein; a few of Fazzino’s works were auctioned off after the arrest.
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And I’m hearing very strange stories about Rothstein and his law partners. We had heard there were prostitutes all over the place, but more recently we learned that one of RRA’s honchos was so cavalier that he wrote personal checks to several prostitutes. The same partner also once bought two high-end ladies’ watches with the Ponzi proceeds, one going to his wife as an anniversary gift, the other to a prostitute.

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I called Dave and said, “Well I’ve got a title”. He said, “I’ll book you into Orlando, Ft. Lauderdale and a couple of nights in Atlanta, and then we’ll open at the Renberg”. I said, “What are you talking about? I haven’t written it”. That was the best thing that could happen. I sat down and I had had this idea for a long time. I met this waitress in Dallas, Texas years ago, who was a stripper in her prime. Back in the 50s and early 60s she stripped for Jack Ruby. She had her own little Kennedy assassination theory that makes more sense than anything I’ve ever heard. She said to me (affects a high-pitched female voice). “Honey, you know Jack Ruby was homosexual. We all knew it. The girls knew it. You didn’t talk about it. You didn’t mention things like that. But, we knew what was up. He was always coming around the bars with these rough youn …

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Published: Wednesday, December 1, 2010 at 6:11 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, December 1, 2010 at 6:11 p.m.
The local radio scene is getting a shake-up for 2011.
The signal for Sunrise Broadcasting’s Surf 98.3 will go to Sea-Comm Media, and Sunrise will launch Coastal Carolina’s Modern Rock 98.7 in its place.
The new station will be similar to Surf 98.3 but concentrate more on alternative music from the 1990s rather than current hits and likely appeal to a slightly older audience, said Brian Schimmel, Sunrise general manager.
“It’ll be a unique blend of popular rock music and community involvement presented in a fun and family-friendly way with live and local personalities,” he said. “We will continue to not accept ads from adult entertainment venues, so you’ll never have to explain to your daughter who’s 9 years old what the DJ just said.”

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