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GALVESTON, Texas — A former homeless man once declared incompetent pleaded guilty Friday to threatening to kill a district court judge who ruled against him in a lawsuit about ownership of a strip club.

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Man gets 4-year sentence in threat to kill judge
A formerly homeless  man pleaded guilty Friday to threatening to kill a district judge who once ruled against him, according to the Galveston County Daily News.
Vincent Michael Glorioso, 53, was sentenced to four years in prison, stemming from a Jan. 18, 2010, telephone call in which Glorioso threatened to kill 122nd District Judge John Ellisor, Prosecutor Jon Hall said.
Glorioso, who at one time lived in Houston, was also accused of threatening to kill his attorney in the same phone call, but that case was dismissed, the Daily News said.
The accusations stemmed from Glorioso’s suit against Thomas Sinclair, in which Glorioso claimed he had paid Sinclair $75,000 to Sinclair to buy an interest in a strip club, according to the Daily News.

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London, May 12 (ANI): A part-time stripper, who was fired from her full-time job of covering Texas high society, has filed gender discrimination complaint against her former employer.
Sarah Tressler was working as a society and general reporter for the Houston Chronicle and was writing an anonymous blog titled ‘Diary of an Angry Stripper‘ when the weekly Houston Press reported her part-time profession in an article titled ‘Society Writer by Day, Stripper by Night.’
The 30-year-old said 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 behaviour of strip club customers, “stripper terms” and other subjects.

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Man pleads guilty to threatening to kill judge
Published May 12, 2012
GALVESTON — A former homeless man once declared incompetent pleaded guilty Friday to threatening to kill a district court judge who ruled against him in a lawsuit about ownership of a strip club.
Vincent Michael Glorioso, 53, was sentenced to four years in prison, stemming from a Jan. 18, 2010, telephone call in which Glorioso threatened to kill 122nd District Judge John Ellisor, Prosecutor Jon Hall said.
A similar case was dismissed against Glorioso, who also was accused of threatening to kill his civil attorney in the same call.
Glorioso claimed in court documents dating to 2001 that he paid $75,000 to the owner of Wisper’s Cabaret, 2020 Mechanic St., to purchase an interest in the Galveston strip club.

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Matranga denies sexually harassing anyone, saying the scandal is revenge for being a tough boss.
Her office in Bacliff has never been more popular. Matranga is the star of what she calls “Days of our Constable, my favorite soap.” It’s madness she tells her nearly 800 Facebook fans.
The lawsuit filed by former deputy James Gist accuses Matranga of wildly inappropriate and crude acts, including forcing Gist’s head under her shirt and into her cleavage. It’s an act known as motorboating, made popular in the movie “Wedding Crashers”.
On another occasion, the suit claims Matranga mimicked a lap dance on Gist and joked about attending a “Chunky Chick Night” at a strip club where she would perform. She also allegedly offered sexual favors and forced her breasts on Gist while saying, “I couldn’t help it. They’re so big.”

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… Press conference with celebrity laywer Gloria Alread and her client Sarah Tressler, who says she was fired from her job as a reporter at the Houston Chronicle for moonlighting as a stripper.
SAN ANTONIO â 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 titled Diary of an Angry Stripper when the weekly Houston Press revealed her part-time profession in an article titled Society Writer by Day, Stripper by Night.
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In her blog, Tressler, who refers to herself as âœSarah,â discusses things like the odd and disgusting behaviour of strip club customers, âœstripper termsâ and other subjects.

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Sarah Tressler, Houston Journalist and Stripper Files Discrimination Complaint [PHOTOS]
Sarah Tressler, a 30-year-old journalist and stripper, has filed a complaint alleging she was fired by the Houston Chronicle because she didn’t say she worked as a stripper on her application.
Tressler announced she filed the complaint at a press conference Thursday.
\”I was very upset that I was fired because I had been told by many editors that I was doing a good job,\” Tessler said in a statement.
\”There was no question on the form that covered my dancing. I answered the questions on the form honestly.\”
Her lawyer, celebrity attorney Gloria Allred stated:
\”Sarah’s work as a dancer is lawful and is not a crime.\”
\”It does not, has not and will not affect her ability to perform her job as a journalist,\” Allred said.

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… In the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission complaint, Tressler claims the paper fired her for not disclosing her job as a stripper.
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     The Houston Press coverage mentions Tressler’s blog, “Diary of an Angry Stripper,” where she writes: “Sarah started dancing in Houston in 2004 to take her girlfriend on a vacation. She’s been dancing at strip clubs on and off ever since. She primarily works at night clubs in Houston. If you see her, give her your wallet.”
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     ”I think that I’m doing pretty well, I mean, I was a stripper-reporter-professor and now I’m just a stripper-professor. And I don’t think that’s too bad,” Tressler told ABC.
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     On her blog, Tressler says she is looking forward to publishing the book “Diary of an Angry Stripper,” and to releasing an app with the same name “with goodies like pics, video and my stripper workout, Bootycamp!”

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Texas reporter sacked for being part time stripper
A newspaper reporter who was sacked after another publication reported that she worked part-time as a stripper has filed a complaint against her former employer, claiming sexual discrimination.

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OFF BEAT: Reporter fired for moonlighting as stripper files EEOC complaint May 11, 2012 – 2:22pm
A Texas reporter got canned for showing her cans when her employer learned she moonlighted as a stripper.
Sarah Tressler, a former reporter with the Houston Chronicle covering Texas high society and general assignment stories, this week filed a complaint with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission over the newspaper’s decision to let her go, according to news reports.
Ms. Tressler was told by superiors at the Houston Chronicle that she was fired for not disclosing her “part-time” job after a rival newspaper published a story about her career background sans journalism.
“I was very upset that I was fired, because I had been told by many editors that I was doing a good job,” Ms. Tressler reportedly said during a news conference, noting that the application form for the newspaper did not delve into dancing experience.

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