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Improvements Being Made In Blighted Area Of Houston
If there was such a thing, an area of Northwest Houston near De Soto Street could get the award for most improved.
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The area known as the Antoine Corridor was so bad just a year ago that two vacant apartments had to be bulldozed because they were havens for crime and prostitution.
Now, leaders of the area are talking about doing things that would make it looks as nice as any other parts of town.
Melaney Fahey works in community affairs for the Near Northwest Management District which is spearheading the revitalization effort.
“We have just completed a Livable Center study in partnership with the Houston Galveston Area Council ,and the recommendations from that study are a way for the area to transform the Antoine Corridor into a destination that people  all over Houston would want to come to.”

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HOUSTON (AP) – A jury has acquitted former Southern University athletic director Greg LaFleur in Houston of soliciting prostitution.
The Harris County jury deliberated about a half-hour before returning its verdict Wednesday.
Houston police arrested LaFleur last April, accusing him of soliciting sex from an undercover officer posing as a prostitute. Southern University fired LaFleur a few days later, ending a six years at the historically black Baton Rouge, La., university. LaFleur is suing the university, alleging breach of contract.
The Ville Platte, La., native and former LSU star tight end and receiver played with the Philadelphia Eagles, St. Louis Cardinals and Indianapolis Colts in the NFL.

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Former Athletic Director Cleared of Sex Charges
Updated: Wednesday, 18 Jan 2012, 10:02 PM CSTPublished : Wednesday, 18 Jan 2012, 10:02 PM CST
HOUSTON – Thirty seven minutes – that’s how long it took a Harris County Jury to find former NFL player Gregory LaFleur not guilty of soliciting prostitutes.
The charges stem from an incident in April 2011 when LaFleur was the Athletic Director of Southern University – Baton Rouge.
He was in Houston for the Final Four and scouting for a new basketball coach. At the same time, the Houston Police Department was conducting an undercover prostitution sting and
That’s when an undercover officer approached LaFleur.
“He was alone, she appeared to be alone.
“He was hoping she would come with him to have dinner, but it was a very brief conversation,” defense attorney Steve Gonzales said.

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HOUSTON — A jury has acquitted former Southern University athletic director Greg LaFleur in Houston of soliciting prostitution.
The Harris County jury deliberated about a half-hour before returning its verdict Wednesday.
Houston police arrested LaFleur last April, accusing him of soliciting sex from an undercover officer posing as a prostitute. Southern University fired LaFleur a few days later, ending a six years at the historically black Baton Rouge, La., university. LaFleur is suing the university, alleging breach of contract.
The Ville Platte, La., native and former LSU star tight end and receiver played with the Philadelphia Eagles, St. Louis Cardinals and Indianapolis Colts in the NFL.

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La Traviata was written originally for a mezzo-soprano voice, but now is sung by sopranos. “You have to have really good technique to sing La Traviata, especially the first act, the scene where she falls in love with Alfredo. I’m 32 now .For this role, I’m a little young to sing,” Shagimuratova said, “but this role helps me develop as a musician, as an artist, as a singer.”
“Violetta is a very important role in a soprano’s repertoire. And such beautiful music. Audiences love it so much; Houston Opera added two extra performances.
People love this opera because of the music and its story, she said. “This is a story all about sacrifice. It’s about love too. She made a sacrifice. Yes, she’s sick and she’s dying. It’s of much more interest she’s a very strong woman. Nobody loved her before Alfredo. She was in love with him just three months. When his father came with this crazy offer to leave his son because she’s a courtesan and she’s a low class woman, she made that decision that only a strong woman can make.”

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Maria Longoria Lopez Released
Maria Longoria Lopez was released from custody, according to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. A bond of $5,000 was set for Mrs. Lopez, who is listed as living at 11300 Fondren 4701 in Houston. Lopez was reportedly arrested on one charge of prostitution. eMail this to a friend Share this on facebook Share this on twitter
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Kimberly Michele Taylor Released
Kimberly Michele Taylor has been released from custody, according to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. Mrs. Taylor’s bond was set at $15,000. She is listed as living at 3230 S Gessner 1704 in Houston (77063). Taylor was reportedly arrested on December 14, 2011 on one charge of prostitution.
City/Zip: Houston / 77063
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Please note– we do not process requests for expungement of records. For expungement, contact the Harris County District Attorney. Harris County District Attorney

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Houston man guilty in online prostitution ads case
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HOUSTON (AP) – Prosecutors say a Houston man who had used a hotel business center to post online ads offering a woman for prostitution faces up to 10 years in prison.
Jerald Bland pleaded guilty Tuesday in Houston to transportation of a woman for commercial sex. Sentencing is March 20 for Bland, who remains in custody.
Prosecutors say Bland during 2010 transported a woman to Beaumont and to Louisiana to work as a prostitute. Investigators used online ads and corresponding hotel records in New Orleans, Lake Charles, Lafayette and Baton Rouge, La.
Prosecutors say at one hotel an employee discovered that the business center was used to post Internet ads for prostitution.
Further details on the woman and the hotels were not immediately released.

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Houston Man Guilty In Online Prostitution Ads Case
Posted: Jan 4, 2012 7:31 AM
HOUSTON – Prosecutors say a Houston man who had used a hotel business center to post online ads offering a woman for prostitution faces up to 10 years in prison.
Jerald Bland pleaded guilty Tuesday in Houston to transportation of a woman for commercial sex. Sentencing is March 20 for Bland, who remains in custody.
Prosecutors say Bland during 2010 transported a woman to Beaumont and to Louisiana to work as a prostitute. Investigators used online ads and corresponding hotel records in New Orleans, Lake Charles, Lafayette and Baton Rouge, La.
Prosecutors say at one hotel an employee discovered that the business center was used to post Internet ads for prostitution.
Further details on the woman and the hotels were not immediately released.

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Jerald Bland, also known as “Moe Betta,” admitted to taking the woman to Louisiana so she could engage in prostitution, prosecutors said.
Investigators with the Houston FBI Innocence Lost Task Force developed the case against Bland using ads for the victim’s services and hotel records.
Bland was arrested on March 8, 2010, during an undercover sting by HPD officers.
During that operation, officers found a camera with pictures of women in sexually provocative poses and Bland flashing money.
According to court documents, Bland took the victim to Beaumont, Lake Charles, Lafayette, Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
While out of town, ads were posted for sexual services online, which were discovered by investigating officers and corresponded to the dates of the hotel reservations made by Bland.
Prosecutors said several hotel employees recognized Bland and the victim, and at one location, the hotel business center was used to post online ads for prostitution.

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