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Houston – Police in Houston, Texas, are looking for a stripper who works at a Houston strip club. The stripper is said to have been involved in a fatal robbery.
Houston police say that a woman who goes by the stage name “Pocahontas” admitted that she served as bait, luring two men right into robberies. Both men were shot and one man died, court records allege. According to the Houston Chronicle, “Pocahontas,” or Luerissie Ashley Ross has been charged with capital murder in the death of Budrohoe Briscoe back in February. The incident took place near an apartment complex in north Houston. On Thursday, an arrest warrant was issued. According to the Daily Mail, Ross, 20, arranged a meeting with Burdrohoe on Feburary 17, after she sent photos of herself to him via text. Briscoe, who went with a friend to pick up the stripper, described Ross as a ‘friend’. When Briscoe and his friend was with Ross, she was heard taking a …

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A stripper known as Pocahontas was on the run after being charged with murder for setting up a robbery in which a man was shot and killed by her two accomplices.

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Police Hunt Stripper Accused of Murder
Updated: Monday, 14 May 2012, 9:34 PM CDTPublished : Monday, 14 May 2012, 9:34 PM CDT
HOUSTON – Houston Police are trying to find a stripper accused of leading a man into a deadly trap.
Investigators say back in February, 20-year-old Luerissie Ross, also known by her dancer name “Pocahontas,” told a man to meet her at an apartment on West Tidwell.
When Budrohoe Briscoe showed up, he was shot and robbed by two men. He later died at a hospital.
Ross is charged with capital murder but is still on the run.

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Reese Darby notes that she and her now ex-husband had different reasons for going through with marriage — hers more political, his more art oriented — and that she hadn’t anticipated the rage within the art community that would lead to the vandalism of the Art Guys’ tree.
“It was very upsetting to see The Art Guys become the focal-point of all this anger,” Reese Darby says . “There was no reason to be hateful.”
“It was very upsetting to see The Art Guys become the focal-point of all this anger,” she says. “There was no reason to be hateful. I went into this project hoping to broaden the conversation about the piece, not to attack The Art Guys.
“Admittedly, maybe that was a little naive at the time.”
After six months of memorable matrimony, both Darby and Britt-Darby say they have forged a unique bond, though they met only days before that fateful autumn wedding at Tony’s Corner Pocket strip club.

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It would be incorrect to call them naifs, because any band that can write from such a bitter place as “Take It On the Run” knows just how cruel the world can be, but REO hasn’t lost a certain sense of small-town wonder. “Golden Country,” one of the oldest songs they played Saturday, brought the crowd to its feet when the LED screen showed the Stars and Stripes. Later, singer Kevin Cronin brought astronaut Col. Douglas Wheelock onstage to thank him for bringing an 8-track of Hi Infidelity to the International Space Station in a moment that… sorry, it was just cool.
By contrast, big-city Chicago boys Styx are both more theatrical and conceptual. Lawrence Gowan plays a rotating piano, sometimes from a reverse angle, if that tells you anything. Their songs imagine the singer as a man hunted by the law (”Renegade”) or a woman seeking her fortune in the neon desert of Las Vegas (”Miss America,” begging for a stripper pole).

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Stripper wanted in man’s robbery, death Luerissie Ashley Ross accused of setting up Budrohoe Briscoe Published On: May 14 2012 01:31:17 PM CDT
 Updated On: May 14 2012 03:35:24 PM CDT
HOUSTON -
A stripper has been accused of setting up a man to be robbed and shot at a north Houston apartment complex.
Luerissie Ashley Ross, 20, has been charged with capital murder.
Houston police said Budrohoe Briscoe picked up his cousin at an airport on Feb. 17 and planned to pick up “Pocahontas,” a friend of Briscoe’s before going to his home.
The cousin told police that he and Briscoe pulled into an apartment complex in the 2300 block of West Tidwell and Briscoe called “Pocahontas.” She told Briscoe to pick her up near the Dumpster at the back of the complex, according to court documents.
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Police said Briscoe’s uncle told them that “Pocahontas” worked as a dancer at the Ice Cream Castles strip club, and that led to investigators identifying her as Ross.

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Stripper sought in murder plot Luerissie Ross (HCSO) An exotic dancer at a Houston strip club is being sought in the Feb. 17 slaying of a man outside an apartment complex in northeast Houston, Harris County prosecutors said. Luerissie Ashley Ross, 20, has been charged with capital murder in the death of Budrohoe Briscoe, court records show. A judge set a $100,000 bond for Ross, who remained at large on Monday. Briscoe’s friend told police that he picked him up from the airport Feb. 17 and they drove to the apartment complex on West Tidwell to pick up “Pocahontas,” a dancer at a northeast Houston nightclub, court records show. The men drove to the rear of the complex about 2 a.m. and picked up the woman, whose cell phone rang moments later, investigators said. “She (Ross) told the person on the other end (of the line) something like, ‘Yes, there are two of them,’ ” according to a criminal complaint filed in the case. Sh …

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HOUSTON (KTRK) –
A female stripper is accused of setting up a man for a robbery in which he was shot and killed earlier this year in northwest Houston.

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Sarah Tressler, 30, was fired from her job as a reporter for the Houston Chronicle after another publication exposed her part-time job as a night club stripper, MSNBC.com reports. Tressler’s editor told her she was let go because she did not disclose her nighttime job in her application.
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Tressler’s second gig was exposed in a March story entitled “Sarah Tressler: Houston Chronicle Society Writer By Day, Stripper By Night” by Houston Press writer Richard Connelly. The story said that in addition to working at the Houston Chronicle and local night clubs, Tressler was also an adjunct professor at the University of Houston, a freelance writer for Us Weekly and an anonymous blogger at “Diary of an Angry Stripper.”
The story also included responses from co-workers at the Houston Chronicle, who are reportedly “furious” because “she ‘flaunts’ her ‘stripper money’ around the office in the form of expensive designer clothes and handbags.”

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Stripper fired from paper
The Daily Chilli/Asia News Network Sunday, May 13, 2012
US – A newspaper reporter who was fired after another publication reported that she worked part-time as a stripper says she has filed a complaint against her former employer with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, alleging sex discrimination.
Sarah Tressler, 30, was working as a society and general assignment reporter for the Houston Chronicle and was writing an anonymous blog entitled “Diary of an Angry Stripper” when the weekly Houston Press revealed her part-time profession in an article entitled “Society Writer by Day, Stripper by Night.”
Tressler says that after the story came out earlier this year, she was fired by the Chronicle “because of a claim that I did not disclose on my employment application that I worked as an exotic dancer.”
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In her blog, Tressler, who refers to herself as “Sarah,” discusses things like the odd and disgusting behavior of strip club customers, “stripper terms” and other subjects.

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