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Assistant University of Michigan gymnastics coach resigns after having sex with gymnast in car
By Megan Cerullo
Oct 24, 2018 | 6:30 PM
Scott Vetere, an assistant gymnastic coach, and a female gymnastics team member were arrested for a sexual act in public. Vetere has resigned. (University of Michigan)
An assistant gymnastics coach at the University of Michigan has resigned after police caught him engaging in a sex act in a car with a female team member.
Scott Vetere, 39, was arrested along with the female gymnast, who is 18, on Oct. 8. They were spotted in an Ann Arbor apartment complex’s parking lot, according to a police report, Detroit Free Press reported.
Both Vetere and the female gymnast were charged with committing an indecent or obscene act in public.
Vetere was arraigned on Oct. 19 and is scheduled to appear in court again on Nov. 14. The female gymnast is scheduled for arraignment on Nov. 5.
Vetere was suspended as soon as the university became aware of the lewd encounter.
“Mr. Vetere was immediately suspended the day we learned about the incident (Oct. 10),” a University of Michigan spokesperson told the Free Press. “He resigned from his position Oct. 15 during the disciplinary review process.”
Each party faces up to 90 days in a jail and a $500 fine.
School policy also prohibits coaches from having romantic relationships with student-athletes.
Vetere is a 2003 alum of U-M where he had a successful track record as a gymnast.
“We are extremely excited that Scott will be joining our program,” head coach Bev Plocki said at the time of his hiring in 2017. “There is a lot of excitement about what Scott brings to the table, and we can’t wait for him to get started.”
He spent five seasons from 2005-2009 as the assistant coach for the men’s gymnastics team.
Vetere is married and has three young daughters with his wife, Amanda, according to a statement from the university.
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Country singer Justin Carter dies after he's shot with a gun being used as a music video prop
Taryn Ryder 13 hours ago
Singer Justin Carter has died in an accidental shooting. The rising country music star was killed by a gun that was being used as a music video prop, according to Houston’s ABC 11. Carter’s death was confirmed on his Instagram page.
The Texas native signed a deal with Triple Threat Management just days before his death.
“Justin had a potential to, you know, in our eyes, and a lot of people’s eyes, to be the next Garth Brooks,” Triple Threat’s Mark Atherton told ABC 11.
Atherton said a gun that was going to be used for the music video shoot was the same one that ultimately killed Carter at his apartment. Other details are unknown at this time.
Justin Carter’s family confirms his passing. (Photo: Justin Carter Country via Facebook)
“His music was his world,” Carter’s mother, Cindy McClellan, added. “He was always there for everybody.”
According to Carter’s bio on his Facebook page, he was a “Texas raised country boy to his core,” drawing inspiration from Clay Walker, Garth Brooks and George Strait.
“Justin’s passion is derived from the sound of old country, and he clings to that feeling he gets when he hears it and tries to push that into his music,” the bio reads. “Times are changing and so are the generations taste in music, but Justin tries to keep a happy medium between both old and new to satisfy everyone.”
Triple Threat plans on releasing the rest of Carter’s music with the proceeds going to his family, who are also collecting donations for burial expenses.
Carter released the music video for his song “Love Affair” one week ago and was finishing up a new solo album.
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Singer Justin Carter has died in an accidental shooting. The rising country music star was killed by a gun that was being used as a music video prop, according to Houston’s ABC 11. Carter’s death was confirmed on his Instagram page.
The Texas native signed a deal with Triple Threat Management just days before his death.
“Justin had a potential to, you know, in our eyes, and a lot of people’s eyes, to be the next Garth Brooks,” Triple Threat’s Mark Atherton told ABC 11.
Atherton said a gun that was going to be used for the music video shoot was the same one that ultimately killed Carter at his apartment. Other details are unknown at this time.
“His music was his world,” Carter’s mother, Cindy McClellan, added. “He was always there for everybody.”
According to Carter’s bio on his Facebook page, he was a “Texas raised country boy to his core,” drawing inspiration from Clay Walker, Garth Brooks and George Strait.
“Justin’s passion is derived from the sound of old country, and he clings to that feeling he gets when he hears it and tries to push that into his music,” the bio reads. “Times are changing and so are the generations taste in music, but Justin tries to keep a happy medium between both old and new to satisfy everyone.”
Triple Threat plans on releasing the rest of Carter’s music with the proceeds going to his family, who are also collecting donations for burial expenses.
Carter released the music video for his song “Love Affair” one week ago and was finishing up a new solo album.
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment...ental-shooting-music-video-set-161150023.html
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Drunken driver who killed motorcyclist will serve 2 days in jail
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — A drunken driver who killed a 35-year-old motorcycle rider will serve two days in jail, five days of house arrest and a year of probation.
Alexandra Eslinger pleaded guilty in January to vehicular homicide and driving under the influence, both misdemeanors, in the July 2017 death of Jesus Navarro-Gonzalez.
She was sentenced last week. She was also ordered to complete drug and alcohol treatment.
The Wichita Eagle reports police said Eslinger turned into a parking lot and caused a crash that killed Navarro-Gonzalez.
Court records say Eslinger had a blood-alcohol level of .102, above the legal limit of .08 at the time of the crash.
The probation carries an underlying sentence of a year of jail time if she violates probation.
Court records indicate Eslinger had a previous DUI conviction.
Drunken driver who killed motorcyclist will serve 2 days in jail
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — A drunken driver who killed a 35-year-old motorcycle rider will serve two days in jail, five days of house arrest and a year of probation.
Alexandra Eslinger pleaded guilty in January to vehicular homicide and driving under the influence, both misdemeanors, in the July 2017 death of Jesus Navarro-Gonzalez.
She was sentenced last week. She was also ordered to complete drug and alcohol treatment.
The Wichita Eagle reports police said Eslinger turned into a parking lot and caused a crash that killed Navarro-Gonzalez.
Court records say Eslinger had a blood-alcohol level of .102, above the legal limit of .08 at the time of the crash.
The probation carries an underlying sentence of a year of jail time if she violates probation.
Court records indicate Eslinger had a previous DUI conviction.
Catholic Priest Accused Of Groping Woman In Hospice Care During Last Rites
The Texas woman claims Rev. Gerold Langsch assaulted her during a religious ritual and left her feeling like a “nasty, dirty piece of meat.”
By Carol Kuruvilla
An Austin Catholic priest has been accused of groping a seriously ill woman while he was administering her last rites.
Rev. Gerold Langsch, 75, was charged with assault by contact last Thursday for an incident that occurred in the woman’s home last October. He was released on $15,000 bond and faces one year of prison time and up to $4,000 in fines, according to CBS Dallas Fort Worth.
The woman, who is suffering from complications from diabetes, is currently in hospice care. Although the incident occurred months ago, the Austin Police Department claims its investigation was delayed due to the woman’s health problems. She was able to identify Langsch in a lineup this month, which helped police make the arrest, Fox San Antonio reports.
AUSTIN POLICE DEPARTMENT VIA ASSOCIATED PRESS
This photo provided by the Austin Police Department shows Gerold Langsch.
Catholic priests are often called upon to administer last rites ― a religious ceremony offered to someone who is seriously ill and in danger of death. Last rites typically include time for the sick individual to confess their sins, be blessed with holy oil and receive Holy Communion for the last time.
The alleged victim’s ex-husband contacted a local Catholic service organization about her health, and the organization offered to send a priest to the woman’s home, Fox San Antonio reports.
But when Langsch went to the woman’s home on Oct. 5, he used the sacred ritual as a cover for sexual assault, an arrest affidavit obtained by the Associated Press suggests. Langsch reportedly rubbed holy water on the woman’s chest then began to apply lotion. He reportedly massaged and pinched her breast, asking, “Does that feel good?” He also allegedly attempted to slip a hand under the woman’s diaper, the AP reports.
The woman later told police that Langsch had left her shocked and confused and feeling like a “nasty, dirty piece of meat.”
The Diocese of Austin said that Langsch was removed from active ministry in February after it received an unrelated report that he had “failed to maintain proper boundaries” with an adult. That incident did not involve physical contact, the diocese stated.
Langsch came to the diocese in Nov. 2015 and served at St. Paul Parish in Austin. He is a member of the Schoenstatt Apostolic movement, a Catholic movement founded in Germany a century ago which now has centers in the U.S.
“The Diocese of Austin will cooperate fully with the police in their investigation,” the diocese said in its statement. “We trust that God will guide our public officials toward a just result and we offer prayers for all involved.”
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/gerold-langsch-austin-sexual-assault_n_5c939771e4b08c4fec354870
The Texas woman claims Rev. Gerold Langsch assaulted her during a religious ritual and left her feeling like a “nasty, dirty piece of meat.”
By Carol Kuruvilla
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An Austin Catholic priest has been accused of groping a seriously ill woman while he was administering her last rites.
Rev. Gerold Langsch, 75, was charged with assault by contact last Thursday for an incident that occurred in the woman’s home last October. He was released on $15,000 bond and faces one year of prison time and up to $4,000 in fines, according to CBS Dallas Fort Worth.
The woman, who is suffering from complications from diabetes, is currently in hospice care. Although the incident occurred months ago, the Austin Police Department claims its investigation was delayed due to the woman’s health problems. She was able to identify Langsch in a lineup this month, which helped police make the arrest, Fox San Antonio reports.
AUSTIN POLICE DEPARTMENT VIA ASSOCIATED PRESS
This photo provided by the Austin Police Department shows Gerold Langsch.
Catholic priests are often called upon to administer last rites ― a religious ceremony offered to someone who is seriously ill and in danger of death. Last rites typically include time for the sick individual to confess their sins, be blessed with holy oil and receive Holy Communion for the last time.
The alleged victim’s ex-husband contacted a local Catholic service organization about her health, and the organization offered to send a priest to the woman’s home, Fox San Antonio reports.
But when Langsch went to the woman’s home on Oct. 5, he used the sacred ritual as a cover for sexual assault, an arrest affidavit obtained by the Associated Press suggests. Langsch reportedly rubbed holy water on the woman’s chest then began to apply lotion. He reportedly massaged and pinched her breast, asking, “Does that feel good?” He also allegedly attempted to slip a hand under the woman’s diaper, the AP reports.
The woman later told police that Langsch had left her shocked and confused and feeling like a “nasty, dirty piece of meat.”
The Diocese of Austin said that Langsch was removed from active ministry in February after it received an unrelated report that he had “failed to maintain proper boundaries” with an adult. That incident did not involve physical contact, the diocese stated.
Langsch came to the diocese in Nov. 2015 and served at St. Paul Parish in Austin. He is a member of the Schoenstatt Apostolic movement, a Catholic movement founded in Germany a century ago which now has centers in the U.S.
“The Diocese of Austin will cooperate fully with the police in their investigation,” the diocese said in its statement. “We trust that God will guide our public officials toward a just result and we offer prayers for all involved.”
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/gerold-langsch-austin-sexual-assault_n_5c939771e4b08c4fec354870
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Alleged health benefits fraud ringleader can go to Disney, judge rules
William and Sara Hickman are being charged as ringleaders in a $26 million insurance fraud case. Fortunately, they only had to spend $100 thousand of it to be allowed out of prison to go to Disney World.
Alleged health benefits fraud ringleader can go to Disney, judge rules
William and Sara Hickman are being charged as ringleaders in a $26 million insurance fraud case. Fortunately, they only had to spend $100 thousand of it to be allowed out of prison to go to Disney World.
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Bride busted for embezzling $93K for her wedding gown and a butt lift
Elise Solé,Yahoo Lifestyle 3 hours ago
Vanessa Cline, 32, of Stafford, Va. was arrested for embezzling $93K from her employer No-Limits Construction, to pay for a butt lift, among other wedding expenses. (Photo: Stafford County Sheriff’s Office)
A soon-to-be bride who embezzled $93K to pay for her wedding dress — and a butt lift — was caught by police.
According to a press release sent to Yahoo Lifestyle by the Stafford County Sherrif’s Office in Virginia, Vanessa Cline, 32, was arrested Wednesday for allegedly charging $93K on a credit card issued to her employer No Limits Construction in Fredericksburg, where she was a bookkeeper.
Detectives investigated Cline on March 12 after a credit card agency threatened to close the No-Limits business account for nonpayment. The owner then found the personal transactions: a $2,000 bridal gown, a $25,000 wedding planning service and a $7,200 butt lift performed at Elite Plastic Surgery in Miami, Fla. Clothing, fragrances, furniture, travel tickets and an ATV were further charges, and according to the News & Advance, Cline paid for a Miami hotel room to recover from the butt lift.
Police said Cline allegedly forged five checks in the amount of $10,000.
A representative of Elite Plastic Surgery confirmed to Yahoo Lifestyle that Cline already had the surgical procedure. A No-Limits Construction representative did not return Yahoo Lifestyle’s interview request.
According to police, a former No Limits employee in Cline’s role pled guilty to embezzling more than $150,000 between 2016 and 2018.
On Thursday, Cline was booked into the Rappahannock Regional Jail with an $8,000 bond. She is charged with 15 counts of embezzlement, forgery and uttering (using a forged document).
According to News & Advance, Cline’s wedding is, presumably, upcoming.
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/bride-busted-embezzling-93k-wedding-gown-butt-lift-235104984.html
Bride busted for embezzling $93K for her wedding gown and a butt lift
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Vanessa Cline, 32, of Stafford, Va. was arrested for embezzling $93K from her employer No-Limits Construction, to pay for a butt lift, among other wedding expenses. (Photo: Stafford County Sheriff’s Office)
A soon-to-be bride who embezzled $93K to pay for her wedding dress — and a butt lift — was caught by police.
According to a press release sent to Yahoo Lifestyle by the Stafford County Sherrif’s Office in Virginia, Vanessa Cline, 32, was arrested Wednesday for allegedly charging $93K on a credit card issued to her employer No Limits Construction in Fredericksburg, where she was a bookkeeper.
Detectives investigated Cline on March 12 after a credit card agency threatened to close the No-Limits business account for nonpayment. The owner then found the personal transactions: a $2,000 bridal gown, a $25,000 wedding planning service and a $7,200 butt lift performed at Elite Plastic Surgery in Miami, Fla. Clothing, fragrances, furniture, travel tickets and an ATV were further charges, and according to the News & Advance, Cline paid for a Miami hotel room to recover from the butt lift.
Police said Cline allegedly forged five checks in the amount of $10,000.
A representative of Elite Plastic Surgery confirmed to Yahoo Lifestyle that Cline already had the surgical procedure. A No-Limits Construction representative did not return Yahoo Lifestyle’s interview request.
According to police, a former No Limits employee in Cline’s role pled guilty to embezzling more than $150,000 between 2016 and 2018.
On Thursday, Cline was booked into the Rappahannock Regional Jail with an $8,000 bond. She is charged with 15 counts of embezzlement, forgery and uttering (using a forged document).
According to News & Advance, Cline’s wedding is, presumably, upcoming.
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/bride-busted-embezzling-93k-wedding-gown-butt-lift-235104984.html
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Arizona state representative resigns after it is revealed he was arrested in 1983 for allegedly paying two boys $10 each to have sex with him
Published: 16:09 EDT, 31 March 2019 | Updated: 18:00 EDT, 31 March 2019
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An Arizona lawmaker has resigned after it was revealed he was arrested 35 years ago for allegedly paying two boys $10 to have sex with him.
Republican State Rep David Stringer was accused of raping the two teens after meeting them in a Baltimore park in 1983.
One of the boys told police that Stringer, who was 35 or 36 at the time, had asked the boys to come over to his apartment to have sex.
Both of the boys were under the age of 15 and one had a developmental disability, according to an uncovered report from the Baltimore Police Department.
Stringer has strongly denied the allegations, and said they have 'no basis in fact.'
Republican State Rep David Stringer has resigned after it was revealed he was arrested 35 years ago for allegedly paying two boys $10 to have sex with him
According to the report, Stringer allegedly paid the boys $10 each after they had oral sex for the first time.
One of the boys told police he went back to Stringer's apartment at least 10 more times to perform oral sex or penetrative sex.
The report was uncovered following an ethics investigation into the sex-crime charges and released by the Arizona House of Representatives on Friday.
Stringer's case was expunged after he accepted a plea deal for two fourth-degree petty offenses and was sentenced to five years of supervised probation, according to The Arizona Republic.
He was also required to seek admission to a treatment clinic that appears to be for sex offenders, the newspaper said.
Stringer took to Facebook at 3am on Saturday to profess his innocence against what he claimed were 'sensationalized allegations' that had 'no basis in fact'.
He said he was 'forced' to resign after he was confronted with the police report by House Speaker Rusty Bowers, who called the allegations 'absolutely appalling and sickening'.
Both of the boys were under the age of 15 and one had a developmental disability, according to an uncovered report from the Baltimore Police Department (pictured)
One of the boys told police that Stringer, who was 35 or 36 at the time, had asked the boys to come over to his apartment to have sex. Stringer allegedly paid both boys $10 afterwards
The report was uncovered following an ethics investigation into the sex-crime charges and released by the Arizona House of Representatives on Friday
Stringer said he took the plea deal 35 years ago because a trial seemed too risky.
He wrote: 'My lawyer thought we had an excellent chance of winning, but even a 90 percent chance of winning meant a 10 percent chance of losing, and that meant losing everything I had and everything I imagined I might ever have.
'35 years later, political opponents have dug those charges back up to drive me from politics because they disagree with my views.'
Stringer claimed that the charges he faced in 1983 are 'as false today as they were 35 years ago'.
Stringer's case was expunged after he accepted a plea deal for two fourth-degree petty offenses and was sentenced to five years of supervised probation
Stringer took to Facebook at 3am on Saturday to profess his innocence against what he claimed were 'sensationalized allegations' that had 'no basis in fact'
'I had forgotten exactly how sharp the gut-punch sensation was when I first heard about them way back then,' he wrote.
'But seeing them splashed around in headlines today by people celebrating them takes me back to the same feelings I had then.'
Stringer's resignation comes just four months after he resigned as chair of the Arizona House Sentencing and Recidivism Reform Committee after he was recorded telling a group of college students that black people 'don't blend in'.
The politician first faced calls to resign from Republican Gov Doug Ducey and the state Republican Party chairman in June after he said that immigration had made integrating schools impossible.
'Sixty percent of public school children in the state of Arizona today are minorities,' he said in a video clip from a political event made public. 'That complicates racial integration because there aren't enough white kids to go around.'
During the event Stringer also claimed that immigration is 'politically destabilizing' and 'represents an existential threat to the United States.'
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...mid-probe-1983-sex-charges-underage-boys.html
- Republican State Rep David Stringer was accused of raping the two teenagers
- Both of the boys were under the age of 15 and one had a developmental disability
- One of the boys told police that Stringer, who was 35 or 36 at the time, had asked them to come over to his apartment to have sex after meeting them in a park
- Told investigators he went back to Stringer's apartment at least 10 more times to perform oral sex or penetrative sex
- Stringer accepted a plea deal for two petty offenses and the case was expunged
- But police report was uncovered during an ethics investigation into the charges
Published: 16:09 EDT, 31 March 2019 | Updated: 18:00 EDT, 31 March 2019
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An Arizona lawmaker has resigned after it was revealed he was arrested 35 years ago for allegedly paying two boys $10 to have sex with him.
Republican State Rep David Stringer was accused of raping the two teens after meeting them in a Baltimore park in 1983.
One of the boys told police that Stringer, who was 35 or 36 at the time, had asked the boys to come over to his apartment to have sex.
Both of the boys were under the age of 15 and one had a developmental disability, according to an uncovered report from the Baltimore Police Department.
Stringer has strongly denied the allegations, and said they have 'no basis in fact.'
According to the report, Stringer allegedly paid the boys $10 each after they had oral sex for the first time.
One of the boys told police he went back to Stringer's apartment at least 10 more times to perform oral sex or penetrative sex.
The report was uncovered following an ethics investigation into the sex-crime charges and released by the Arizona House of Representatives on Friday.
Stringer's case was expunged after he accepted a plea deal for two fourth-degree petty offenses and was sentenced to five years of supervised probation, according to The Arizona Republic.
He was also required to seek admission to a treatment clinic that appears to be for sex offenders, the newspaper said.
Stringer took to Facebook at 3am on Saturday to profess his innocence against what he claimed were 'sensationalized allegations' that had 'no basis in fact'.
He said he was 'forced' to resign after he was confronted with the police report by House Speaker Rusty Bowers, who called the allegations 'absolutely appalling and sickening'.
Stringer said he took the plea deal 35 years ago because a trial seemed too risky.
He wrote: 'My lawyer thought we had an excellent chance of winning, but even a 90 percent chance of winning meant a 10 percent chance of losing, and that meant losing everything I had and everything I imagined I might ever have.
'35 years later, political opponents have dug those charges back up to drive me from politics because they disagree with my views.'
Stringer claimed that the charges he faced in 1983 are 'as false today as they were 35 years ago'.
'I had forgotten exactly how sharp the gut-punch sensation was when I first heard about them way back then,' he wrote.
'But seeing them splashed around in headlines today by people celebrating them takes me back to the same feelings I had then.'
Stringer's resignation comes just four months after he resigned as chair of the Arizona House Sentencing and Recidivism Reform Committee after he was recorded telling a group of college students that black people 'don't blend in'.
The politician first faced calls to resign from Republican Gov Doug Ducey and the state Republican Party chairman in June after he said that immigration had made integrating schools impossible.
'Sixty percent of public school children in the state of Arizona today are minorities,' he said in a video clip from a political event made public. 'That complicates racial integration because there aren't enough white kids to go around.'
During the event Stringer also claimed that immigration is 'politically destabilizing' and 'represents an existential threat to the United States.'
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...mid-probe-1983-sex-charges-underage-boys.html