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Updated:   04/26/2012 06:18:35 AM EDT
PITTSBURGH—Pittsburgh’s chief prosecutor says the armored car guard who spent nearly two months on the run after stealing more than $2 million from his truck admitted killing a fellow guard but claimed he fired in self-defense.
Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala tells the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review that Ken Konias Jr. claimed his partner tried to stop him from pulling off the heist.
Konias was arrested Wednesday in Pompano Beach, Fla., eight weeks after he allegedly shot fellow Garda Cash Logistics guard Michael Haines in the back of the head before swiping an estimated $2.3 million and leaving their truck parked under a Pittsburgh bridge.
Pittsburgh police say Konias’ run came to an end after he confided his crimes to a prostitute.

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April 26, 2012 12:09 am
By Steve Levin and Moriah Balingit / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
POMPANO BEACH, Fla. — No matter where Kenneth Konias Jr.’s peripatetic journeys took him during his two months in Florida on the run from the law, once he took a room at 603 SW Eighth St., he had found a home.
It was just a 100-square-foot room inside a dingy four-bedroom house in this city’s tough Cypress neighborhood, with kitchen privileges, a shared bathroom and cable TV. He carried few clothes, his possessions apparently limited to the black duffel bag he jealously guarded.
What made it home for the 22-year-old Dravosburg man were the women who lived there with him: two prostitutes named Emily and Summer. A fourth roommate, 27-year-old Leon Flowers, lived there, and, occasionally, Mr. Flowers’ mother, Shewona.

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Mr. Konias remained in custody in the Broward County jail Tuesday night, not far from the ramshackle house where investigators said he spent time with a prostitute whose boyfriend called Pittsburgh homicide detectives Monday night to reveal where he was staying.

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A spokeswoman for Discovery Communications/TLC, which owns and airs the show, said by email that it does not currently have plans for a third season of ‘Police Women of Broward County.’
Del Vecchio could only say about Huerta’s future participation with the reality TV program, “We don’t have that show in our city.”
The show has come under fire from the Broward Public Defender’s office which has been trying, unsuccessfully so far, to prove in various court cases that deputies on the show were serving the interests of TV producers rather than the public.
The city of Pompano Beach banned the show from filming within its borders because of its negative portrayals of the city. But it continued to film in Pompano, which became apparent when a community activist was arrested there during a prostitution sting that was filmed for the program.

See the full article from “Sun-Sentinel (blog)”

What makes it worse is upon Morty’s request, manager “Mark” came to our new table to explain how difficult it is to run a restaurant and that everyone can’t sit where they want to. He then went on to criticize “Open Table,” which likely violates their operating agreement with the company. He said that “Open Table” provides no information to the restaurant and that diners should call him directly. We don’t know if this was a subtle plea for a gratutity, but the comment is of course absurd. Open Table provides a restaurant with the same information it provides a customer upon confirmation. And either this or another Hostessitute called Morty on Saturday to confirm that an outside table was still being requested. (Editor’s Note: Learning from Rush Limbaugh’s error, we are not suggesting for a minute that a hostess at the Atlantic Grille is a prostitute. Their uniforms, however, having striking similarities to Morty’s perception of the stereotype, in Morty’s opinion).

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Posted: 10:28 AMLast Updated: 1 hour and 8 minutes ago
By Allison Ross and Alexandra Seltzer Palm Beach Post Staff Writer
WEST PALM BEACH
— A West Palm Beach Police officer was dragged about 100 feet by a car after two men tried to drive off to escape police conducting a prostitution sting, a West Palm Beach police spokesman said this morning.
The police officer did not report any injuries and did not need to be taken to a hospital, spokesman Allan Ortman said. The two men in the car have been arrested.
It all started with an undercover prostitution sting the police had set up at 36th Strt and Broadway. A female officer, acting as a prostitute, was approached by the two men in the car and solicited for sex, Ortman said.

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Considered morally questionable when it was performed in London in 1856, “La Traviata” (which translates literally as “the fallen woman”) is today the second-most-performed opera in the world.
The Met’s production on April 14 stars Natalie Dessay as Violetta, the “woman gone astray.” With her crystal clear soprano voice, Dessay discovered her singing talent while taking acting classes and still considers herself an actress who sings – an apt description based on her riveting portrayal of the fragile heroine in the Met’s production of “Lucia di Lammermoor” in 2011.
Matthew Polenzani, one of the most gifted and distinguished lyric tenors of his generation, portrays Violetta’s lover, Alfredo.
Polenzani has been praised for his artistic versatility and fresh lyricism. Sunrise Theater audiences might also appreciate Polenzani’s self-description as an “avid golfer.”
Dmitri Hvorostovsky will be returning to the Met stage in the role of Giorgio Germont, Alfredo’s father, who intervenes in his son’s relationship with the -courtesan Violetta.

See the full article from “Southern Pines Pilot”

Police suspect Riviera Beach robber targeting transvestite prostitutes
By Jeff Skrzypek, WPTV-Ch. 5 4:49 a.m. EDT, March 27, 2012
The hunt is on for the person Riviera Beach Police said robbed and killed a man on Saturday. Investigators now believe the victim was targeted for being a transvestite prostitute.
Police originally suspected Saturday’s shooting in the 500 block of West 5th Street that killed Tyrell Jackson 23, and injured Michael Hunter, 20, was a drive-by shooting.
Investigators now believe the shooter in Saturday’s incident might be tied to a string of other similar armed robberies that happened in the area around the same time.
Investigators said when the suspect pulled out a gun, Jackson and Hunter tried running and were shot while fleeing. Hunter survived and Jackson later died.
Later Saturday night, West Palm Beach police said two similar armed robberies took place, both involving transvestite prostitutes.

See the full article from “Orlando Sentinel”

Police suspect Riviera Beach robber targeting transvestite prostitutes
By Jeff Skrzypek, WPTV-Ch. 5 4:49 a.m. EDT, March 27, 2012
The hunt is on for the person Riviera Beach Police said robbed and killed a man on Saturday. Investigators now believe the victim was targeted for being a transvestite prostitute.
Police originally suspected Saturday’s shooting in the 500 block of West 5th Street that killed Tyrell Jackson 23, and injured Michael Hunter, 20, was a drive-by shooting.
Investigators now believe the shooter in Saturday’s incident might be tied to a string of other similar armed robberies that happened in the area around the same time.
Investigators said when the suspect pulled out a gun, Jackson and Hunter tried running and were shot while fleeing. Hunter survived and Jackson later died.
Later Saturday night, West Palm Beach police said two similar armed robberies took place, both involving transvestite prostitutes.

See the full article from “Sun-Sentinel”

Police suspect armed robber targeting transvestite prostitutes
Posted: 4:51 PMLast Updated: 2 hours ago
RIVIERA BEACH, Fla. — The hunt is on for the person Riviera Beach Police said robbed and killed a man on Saturday. Investigators now believe the victim was targeted for being a transvestite prostitute.
Police originally suspected Saturday’s shooting in the 500 block of West 5th Street that killed Tyrell Jackson and injured Michael Hunter was a drive-by shooting.
Investigators now believe the shooter in Saturday’s incident might be tied to a string of other similar armed robberies that happened in the area around the same time.
Investigators said when the suspect pulled out a gun, Jackson and Hunter tried running and were shot while fleeing. Hunter survived and Jackson later died.
Later Saturday night, West Palm Beach police said two similar armed robberies took place, both involving transvestite prostitutes.

See the full article from “WPTV”