February 6th, 2007 . by joe
An escaped convict tried to give himself up - but was turned away from prison because he had no identity card.
Hakim Ghazouani, 24, had escaped from prison in Ghent, after a visit to the doctor last month.
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February 4th, 2007 . by joe
I’m wondering where the parents were.
A 15-year-old girl has been arrested for taking nude photographs of her self and posting them on the Internet, police said.
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She has been charged with sexual abuse of children, possession of child pornography and dissemination of child pornography.
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January 29th, 2007 . by joe
This is cool. On Sunday, November 22nd, 1987, a video pirate wearing a Max Headroom mask managed to break into two television broadcasts. He first broke into the Nine O’Clock news on channel 9 for around 30 seconds and then around 11:15pm, he broke into a channel 11 broadcast of Dr. Who.

The Actual Broadcast [Mirror]
The Media Response
TNS Story Link
[ Via Boing Boing ]
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January 23rd, 2007 . by joe
A youthful-looking sex offender who enrolled in a charter school northwest of Phoenix spent one day in the seventh grade while pretending to be a 12-year-old boy, school officials said Monday.
The Mingus Springs Charter School in Chino Valley, about 90 miles northwest of Phoenix, allowed Neil Havens Rodreick II into school last week. But director Dawn Gonzales said officials called authorities when a man posing as his grandfather presented guardianship papers and a birth certificate that looked phony.
“We thought we had a child abduction here,” Gonzales said.
The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office later arrested Rodreick, who is actually 29. The man posing as Rodreick’s grandfather, Lonnie Stiffler, 61, also was arrested with two other men, Brian J. Nellis, 34, and Robert James Snow, 43.
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January 19th, 2007 . by joe
So, the RIAA is going after artists now? This is why I don’t buy music from RIAA member labels.
On Tuesday night he was arrested with Don Cannon, a protégé. The police, working with the Recording Industry Association of America, raided his office, at 147 Walker Street in Atlanta. The association makes no distinction between counterfeit CDs and unlicensed compilations like those that DJ Drama is known for. So the police confiscated 81,000 discs, four vehicles, recording gear, and “other assets that are proceeds of a pattern of illegal activity,” said Chief Jeffrey C. Baker, from the Morrow, Ga., police department, which participated in the raid.
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