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Lexington police bust Medford woman for prostitution
By Samantha Allen/Wicked Local Lexington
Posted Jan 06, 2012 @ 04:30 PM
Lexington police arrested a Medford woman on prostitution charges at the Quality Inn on Bedford Street in Lexington on Thursday, Jan. 5, after a detective responded to an online advertisement.
Heather A. Lynch, 24, of 50 Water St., Medford, was arrested at 8:51 p.m. in the hotel and charged with engaging in sex for a fee.
According to Lt. Jim Barry, a detective set up an appointment with Lynch and then spent an hour on site before making the arrest. Barry said there was another detective on scene at the hotel, as well as three patrol officers who assisted in the arrest.
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Police made several arrests related to prostitution in 2011. In July, two men were arrested for prostitution and conspiracy to commit prostitution at the Quality Inn. In June, a Boston woman was arrested for soliciting sex at the Avalon Apartments.

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Coventry: “The reality is that the taxpayer cannot substain much further into the future and the only way we can have a future is with good, responsible fiscal planning. I hope you can be successful. At the end of the day, what we have going for us in Coventry is a very competent Town Manager and a person that I think you will be able to collectively work out a plan with. good luck Senator Kettle.” — Brian
“The majority of RI politicos have sold their souls to the unions for votes and donations which give them political power over jobs and contracts, and the majority of those political prostitutes are Dems not withstanding the man Kettle beat for that seat.” — coventry voter, both commenting on Op-Ed: Municipal Pension Reform is the Next Step

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By Matt Rocheleau, Town Correspondent
A prayer vigil will be held at the Sisters of St. Joseph Motherhouse in Brighton on Sunday afternoon to raise awareness and pray for an end to human trafficking.
Local Catholic Sisters from a variety of congregations in the Boston area will host the gathering, free and open to all interested participants, for the third year at the campus at 637 Cambridge St.
Human Trafficking is modern-day slavery, event organizers said in an announcement. While many call it a hidden crime, it exits right here, right now in the Boston area … Human trafficking forces men, women, and children into pornography, prostitution and other sexual exploitation, as well as labor exploitation.
The vigil will be held from 1 to 2:30 p.m. on Jan. 8, to commemorate the fifth annual National Human Trafficking Awareness Day, which falls on Jan. 11 each year.

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Lexington Police last night arrested a Medford woman on prostitution charges after an officer responded to an online advertisement that said she would be working in the area.
According to a police report, Heather A. Lynch, 24, of 50 Water St., Medford, was arrested Thursday, Jan. 5 and charged with engaging in sex for a fee.
The arrest came after police responded to information that Lynch was advertising she would in town, Lt. James Barry, a spokesman for the Lexington Police Department, said Friday. 
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Lynch is the third alleged prostitute arrested in Lexington in the past year. The other two arrests occurred in June and July. The June arrest of a Boston woman allgedly working out of an apartment was also the result of an investigation that began on the Internet, while the July arrest of a transgender prostitute and escort came after a tip from hotel management.

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In addition to the trooper facing federal charges amid allegations that he was a bookmaker, several members of the Massachusetts State Police have found themselves in trouble over the last year, including a State Police captain accused of turning on his car’s blue lights when a Saugus officer tried to pull him over and a trooper accused of cavorting with a prostitute in his police vehicle.
The arraignment of State Police Captain Thomas McCarthy, 47, of Stoneham, who was cited in November on traffic offenses, was postponed last month as prosecutors seek additional charges of operating under the influence of alcohol.
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In December, Trooper Efrain Montanez, 50, of Salem, pleaded not guilty to engaging in unnatural acts, failure to stop for police, a stop sign violation, and assault with a dangerous weapon after being accused of engaging in a sexual act with a prostitute in his unmarked cruiser and then trying to flee the scene.

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Cops bust sex business at Lynn home
Updated: Thursday, 05 Jan 2012, 11:45 AM ESTPublished : Thursday, 05 Jan 2012, 11:42 AM EST
LYNN (FOX 25 / MyFoxBoston.com) – A woman was handcuffed Tuesday night for allegedly performing sex acts in exchange for money at her Lynn apartment.
The Daily Item reports 36-year-old Tara Victoria Gaynor was arraigned Wednesday in Lynn District Court on a charge of keeping a house of prostitution and released on $200 bail.
Police received an anonymous letter saying Gaynor was engaging in prostitution, according to The Daily Item. When police arrived at the home, they allegedly found Gaynor performing sexual acts. A 4-year-old girl sat in an adjacent room.
The child’s father told police he was aware of what was going on. The Department of Children and Families has been notified.

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There are about 8,000 students at Bentley and Brandeis, he said. And although Bentley has a shuttle to Harvard Square, there isn’t one to downtown Waltham, a detail that is highlighted in the report.
Hadlock said his honors class initially considered expanding on a previous study of Moody Street, but after consulting with others in the city decided to take a larger look at the downtown area.
The resulting report also found that the perception of crime is another big issue for college students as well as the general public.
Crime in Waltham is relatively low compared with the US average, according to the report. Even so, crime has gone up in the city since 2005.
Prostitution is a problem in downtown, according to the report, and has worsened in recent years. The Internet has made it easier for women to run their own prostitution businesses, and the high concentration of hotel rooms in Waltham has contributed too, the report found.

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BOSTON—The commander of the Massachusetts State Police is promising closer scrutiny of troopers following several high-profile arrests in the past few months.
Col. Marian McGovern says she and other top officers have been meeting frequently recently in an effort to understand why so many troopers have been accused of breaking the law.
One trooper is facing federal charges for allegedly threatening to kill a bookie who owed him money. Another trooper is accused of fleeing from local police after soliciting a prostitute, and one possibly faces drunken driving charges after driving away from a traffic stop.
McGovern tells The Boston Globe (http://b.globe.com/yxU0×3) that within the next few weeks, the department expects to launch an electronic monitoring system that will automatically flag troopers who are showing consistent signs of poor behavior.

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There are about 8,000 students at Bentley and Brandeis, he said. And although Bentley has a shuttle to Harvard Square, there isn’t one to downtown Waltham, a detail that is highlighted in the report.
Hadlock said his honors class initially considered expanding on a previous study of Moody Street, but after consulting with others in the city decided to take a larger look at the downtown area.
The resulting report also found that the perception of crime is another big issue for college students as well as the general public.
Crime in Waltham is relatively low compared with the US average, according to the report. Even so, crime has gone up in the city since 2005.
Prostitution is a problem in downtown, according to the report, and has worsened in recent years. The Internet has made it easier for women to run their own prostitution businesses, and the high concentration of hotel rooms in Waltham has contributed too, the report found.

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At 5:40 a.m. police conducted a well-being check on County Road after a neighbor noticed that an outdoor water spicket had been left flowing. Burlington Fire was able to shut-off the water and an elderly resident was transported to the hospital.
At 6:58 a.m. police issued a crimianl summons to a Lawrence woman on charges of operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration, operating an unisured motor vehicle and operating an unregistered motor vehicle.
At 2:20 a caller at the Burlington Mall reported a hit and run accident against her vehicle. 
At 4:04 p.m. police arrested Sandra Decarolis, 42, of 364 Moody St., Apartment 1, Waltham on a charge of shoplifting by concealing merchandise (3rd offense).
At 6:57 p.m. the Vice Unit reported removing a prostitute from a local hotel.

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