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At 10:46 a.m., a pedestrian reported being struck by a car on Main Street. According to police, the pedestrian and driver spoke briefly and the man said he was not injured. About 10 minutes later, the man said he began to experience some pain from the accident, said police. He was transported to Winchester Hospital via ambulance.
At 11:41 a.m., a witness reported a tractor-trailer truck knocked down a traffic signal at Main and Clinton streets.   
At 4:22 p.m., a Woburn woman reported receiving several harassing phone calls and text messages.
At 5:30 p.m., police responded to an accident involving an MBTA bus on Main Street. According to police, there were no injuries.
At 6:35 p.m., a Weston woman told police that several documents involving a civil case are missing at Middlesex Superior Court in Woburn.
At 7:26 p.m., an officer on routine patrol reported a man sitting in his car in the Red Roof Inn parking lot. The officer spoke to the man, who admitted he was meeting a prostitute he encountered on a website. Police advised the man to leave the area.

See the full article from “Patch.com”

The ATC is a group of eight sisters and associates from various congregations of women religious in the Boston area whose mission is to raise awareness and create action plans to attempt to eradicate this tragedy.
While the sex industry claims a big percent of human trafficking, incidents of slave or bonded labor have been reported in virtually every industry of society.
On Saturday, May 5, 2012, the ATC will host its fifth symposia. This year’s topic is: “Consumerism and Human Trafficking.” Watch for details in the months ahead and plan to participate in this symposium.
 An estimated 850,000 people are trafficked annually worldwide, according to the U.S. State Department, 20,000 of them into the United States.
Human trafficking forces men, women, and children into pornography, prostitution and other sexual exploitation, as well as labor exploitation.

See the full article from “Wicked Local”

Late Thursday afternoon, an undercover detective was sent to the business to get a massage.
“The massage got to the point where it was indecent assault and battery,” and the detective was able to signal other nearby officers, who came into the parlor and made the arrests, Ratte said.
Jing Hui Liu, 28, of 10 Perkins Court, was charged with keeping a house of prostitution and sexual conduct for a fee.
Rong Chen, 43, also of 10 Perkins Court, was charged with sexual conduct for a fee and indecent assault and battery on a person over 14.
The arrests occurred at 6:50 p.m. Officers obtained a search warrant and returned to the business about 10:32 p.m., police said.
A search of the premises turned up business cards and equipment “conducive to the massage and prostitution trades,” Ratte said.

See the full article from “Eagle Tribune”

Melissa Erving of Hyannis has been charged in connection with a prostitution sting of a Framingham listing on backpage.com.

See the full article from “MetroWest Daily News”

TSA air marshal Adam Marshall was arrested by the Boston police department at 3:50 a.m. on Dec. 10 after he allegedly argued with members of Occupy, called some of them prostitutes, struck one of Occupy’s organizers and main tweeters in the face, grabbed her iPhone and then fled.
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Victim while in the area of Occupy Boston Opposite 600 Atlantic Ave., Federal Reserve Bank was with a group of occupiers who were arguing with the suspect. Suspect called the victim a prostitute, slapped her once on both sides of her face, grabbed her iPhone from her hand and fled. About 25 occupiers pursued the suspect across Atlantic Ave., stopping suspect in front of the bank. A pat frisk was conducted, no iPhone was found on the suspect. Victim did not require any medical attention. Occupiers declined to identify themselves. Suspect placed under arrest for unarmed robbery, transported to Area A-1, and booked in the usual manner.

See the full article from “Wired News”

South End Patch reports that Michael Hancock of Denver and Ken Menino of Boston agreed to a two-part wager for the team’s AFC divisional playoff game. The mayors will treat each other to a meal depending on the game’s result, with Menino getting a Colorado steak dinner and Hancock receiving New England lobster. There’s also a jersey component, and that’s where Revolutionary War hero Paul Revere comes into it.
If Denver wins, the statue of Revere in the city’s North End will don Tebow’s No. 15. If New England wins, Hancock has to wear a Tom Brady jersey at an upcoming function.
How is that an equitable bet? If the Broncos are victorious, they get to desecrate the memory of a civic hero. If the Patriots win, they get to put a Brady jersey on a guy who spent the days after his election fighting off allegations that he visited a brothel. I’m all about respecting the point spread in straight-up bets, but this is a bit much.

See the full article from “Yahoo! Sports (blog)”

South End Patch reports that Michael Hancock of Denver and Ken Menino of Boston agreed to a two-part wager for the team’s AFC divisional playoff game. The mayors will treat each other to a meal depending on the game’s result, with Menino getting a Colorado steak dinner and Hancock receiving New England lobster. There’s also a jersey component, and that’s where Revolutionary War hero Paul Revere comes into it.
If Denver wins, the statue of Revere in the city’s North End will don Tebow’s No. 15. If New England wins, Hancock has to wear a Tom Brady jersey at an upcoming function.
How is that an equitable bet? If the Broncos are victorious, they get to desecrate the memory of a civic hero. If the Patriots win, they get to put a Brady jersey on a guy who spent the days after his election fighting off allegations that he visited a brothel. I’m all about respecting the point spread in straight-up bets, but this is a bit much.

See the full article from “Yahoo! Sports (blog)”