Houston Escorts In The Media

A Cypress-area commercial property company is suing after, it says, a Memorial business owner attempted to sully its good name over a cement wall.
Roalty Properties, of Cypress, and Michael Roa filed a lawsuit on Jan. 26 in Harris County District Court against George Edward Birnbaum, doing business as The Fireplace Man in Memorial, citing trespass, private nuisance and defamation.
The suit alleges in 2011, Birnbaum had a cement wall built, without a permit, between his business, located at 5818 S.W. Freeway, and Roalty’s property. According to the brief, the wall has created a hazard for drivers and has encroached on Roalty’s property.
The plaintiffs say when they complained about Birnbaum’s wall, he embarked on a smear campaign, spreading rumors that Roa ran a brothel and was involved in other illegal activity.

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… A monster” is how a Texas woman allegedly described herself after her arrest for allegedly forcing her teenage daughter into prostitution, court records show.
The girl, who was 14 at the time, accompanied her 34-year-old mother to apartments where the Pasadena woman was engaged in prostitution, a Harris County District Attorney’s Office complaint stated. Customers asked for sex with girl, whose mother would tell them was 17, the Houston Chronicle reported Monday.
The report from the District Attorney’s office mentioned the girl was engaged in prostitution for several weeks in the summer of 2011. The names of the mother and her daughter were not released.
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After the arrest for compelling prostitution of a person under 18 and human trafficking, the woman allegedly confided to a relative, “I can’t believe I did that to my daughter. I am a monster. I deserve anything I get,” the Houston Chronicle said.

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Texan Allegedly Made 14-year-old Daughter Become Prostitute
Houston, Texas
POSTED: 9:39 am CST January 31, 2012
UPDATED: 9:59 am CST January 31, 2012
HOUSTON (AP) — A Houston-area man and his girlfriend have been accused of forcing her 14-year-old daughter into prostitution at truck stops and apartments.
Court documents indicate Reynaldo Alaniz of Pasadena and the girl’s mother are jailed on charges of compelling prostitution and human trafficking, in alleged incidents last summer.
Prosecutors on Monday said both adults were arrested Jan. 26 when a neighbor called police after noticing the girl, who was barefoot and seemed hungry, near a street.
Alaniz has been denied bond.
The mother, who allegedly also was a prostitute, faces bond of $60,000
. No details were immediately available on attorneys for the pair.
Further details on the girl, who had been living with her mother and her grandfather, weren’t immediately available.

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Texan allegedly made daughter, 14, be prostitute
HOUSTON (AP) — A Houston-area man and his girlfriend have been accused of forcing her 14-year-old daughter into prostitution at truck stops and apartments. Court documents indicate Reynaldo Alaniz of Pasadena and the girl’s mother are jailed on charges of compelling prostitution and human…

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PASADENA, Texas -
A Pasadena mother and her friend have been accused of forcing a teenage girl into prostitution.
Police said the woman, who KPRC Local 2 is not identifying to protect the teen’s identity, and Reynaldo Alaniz, 47, forced the 14-year-old to have sex with several men inside a Pasadena apartment.
According to court documents, the couple forced the teen to solicit sex at apartment complexes and truck stops.
A neighbor spotted the teen walking barefoot, took her in and alerted police, investigators said.

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The 34-year-old woman is charged with one count of compelling prostitution and one count of child trafficking. Court documents state between August 15 and September 15, 2011, the mother would bring along her 14-year-old daughter while the mom was allegedly prostituting herself. When some customers started asking about her daughter, the girl said her mom “forced me to do it” and that it happened “many times,” according to court documents.
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The 47-year-old man is also charged with one count of compelling prostitution and one count of child trafficking. According to court documents, the man was sexually assaulting the girl while she and her mom were living with him during the same time period last year. He then allegedly coached her how to prostitute herself at local truck stops.
Court documents show the man drove the girl to two truck stops on at least six occasions and that she would have sex with multiple men each night. The girl told investigators that the man would then take all the money she earned as a prostitute.

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Police: Mom, friend forced 14-year-old Pasadena teen into prostitution
by KHOU.com staff
khou.com
Posted on January 30, 2012 at 11:50 AM
Updated
today at 2:14 PM
HOUSTON – A Pasadena mom and her 47-year-old friend are accused of forcing the woman’s teenage daughter into a life of prostitution.
According to court documents, the 14-year-old victim was living with her mother and grandpa at a Pasadena apartment complex in the summer of 2011 when she was forced to have sex with numerous adult men.
Investigators said it started when the mother would take the victim with her while the mother prostituted herself at several nearby apartment complexes.
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The victim said Alaniz coached her on how to prostitute herself at local truck stops, telling her what to say and what to charge.
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Charges of compelling prostitution were filed against the mother and Alaniz on January 26, 2012.

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Ronda Jean Batchelor Released
Ronda Jean Batchelor was released from custody, according to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. A bond of $15,000 was set for Mrs. Batchelor, who is listed as living at 4400 Dorothy in Bellaire (77401). Batchelor was reportedly arrested on one charge of prostitution with 3 or more pr.
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La Traviata means quite literally “the fallen woman” and that woman is Violetta Valéry, a courtesan and creature of the Parisian salon scene who falls in love with the pure-hearted Alfredo Germont. At first Alfredo must vie for the affections of Violetta with her lover, the Baron Douphol. All is not well, at first, and then all is well. Violetta and Alfredo leave Paris for bucolic country life.
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Georges Bizet’s Carmen may not feature a courtesan, but the fiery (and often busty) Carmen manages to seduce a soldier who then turns smuggler but abandons him for a bullfighter, which gets her killed in the end by her spurned ex-lover.
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Abbé Prévost’s 1731 novel L’histoire du chevalier des Grieux et de Manon Lescaut inspired both Jules Massenet’s and Giacomo Puccini’s operatic masterpiece Manon Lescaut as well as Kenneth MacMillan’s magnificent and wicked ballet Manon, which Houston Ballet performed recently. The plot shares many features with La Traviata, including a desirable courtesan, a young lover and a sugar daddy.

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ABC13 Eyewitness News cameras were rolling as local police rushed to the gas station with drug sniffing dogs Thursday night. Nearby neighbors say it’s a typical scene.
“It’s definitely a nuisance and bothersome and asking for trouble,” neighbor David Swinney said.
Swinney isn’t the only one calling the Texaco a nuisance. Now, Harris County is trying to shut down the place, claiming it’s been a haven for illegal drug activity and other crimes.
“It’s been a long time coming,” Swinney said.
The county filed a lawsuit against the land owner, Jai Kim, and Fannin Food Mart, claiming they haven’t done enough to stop the problems.
According to the Harris County Attorney’s Office, Houston police have received more than 200 calls for service there in the last five months, and they’ve made several arrests for prostitution, robberies, assaults and drugs.

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