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TWO BOTTLES OF VODKA, STRAWBERRIES AND A STEEP HILLSIDE = NOT A GOOD MIX:  On the south side of a complex in the 3600 block of NE 155th Street, police found an unusual sight.  A drunken man was stumbling and falling as he attempted to traverse a steep hillside. He was described as a white, heavyset male in his 40’s about 6 feet tall, wearing a hoodie and jeans.  He was closest to the corner Woodland N and NE 153rd Street when he lay sprawled out on the ground.  The police helped him get to safety.
May 4
MISCOMMUNICATION AT DÉJÀ VU:  A cab driver called the police to say that a female that he dropped off at the strip club refused to pay her cab fare.  The female (possibly an employee) went inside Déjà vu and asked the doorman to loan her money to pay the cab driver.

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Owner Sheikh Mansour has promised Roberto Mancini’s men a huge bonus that will cost the billionaire more than £4.5m. But he has told club chiefs he couldn’t care less what it costs him if the Blues, who passed a tricky test at Newcastle on Sunday thanks to Yaya Toure’s double, go on to lift the Premier League trophy.
City are in pole position to be crowned champions for the first time since 1968. Mancini’s side lead Manchester United on goal difference and will be crowned champions with a home win over QPR on Sunday.  Mancini’s first-team squad will hit the jackpot if they come out on top. Meanwhile, several stars want Mario Balotelli kept out of the squad for this weekend’s final game and potential title celebrations.
They have grown tired of the Italian’s erratic behaviour and feel he shouldn’t be involved. Balotelli was axed from the squad for last weekend’s win at Newcastle following more lurid headlines about him and escort girls. A Blues source told Starsport:

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Dallas Voice: Billy is an unusual protagonist; he’s legitimately bisexual — not merely experimenting. Does someone’s sexuality, if more complex, make him/her more interesting to you as a writer?  John Irving: Sexual outsiders or misfits interest me — they are brave. I also fear for them; narrow-minded people shun them, or seek to harm them. Garp’s mother (in The World According to Garp) has sex once — with a comatose man — and stops for life. Dr. Larch (the ether-addicted abortionist in The Cider House Rules) also has sex only once — with a prostitute. The narrator of A Prayer for Owen Meany, who is called (behind his back) a “nonpracticing homosexual,” never has sex. You have to see Billy Abbott — the main character and bisexual narrator of In One Person — in this context. Bisexual men like Billy have always been distrusted.

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May 2
MORE THAN A “FOOT” MASSAGE?:  A business close by to Lucky Foot Massage, 14711 Aurora Ave N reported suspicious circumstances to the Shoreline Police Department.  The police suspect prostitution acts at Lucky Foot Massage.
DEATH INVESTIGATION:  A terminally ill cancer patient in the 19300 block of 5th Ave NE used a small caliber revolver in an apparent suicide. 
STOLEN VEHICLE FROM EVERGREEN RV:  A vehicle was stolen from 16610 Aurora Ave N.
HOME BURGLARY:  Someone kicked in the front door of a home in the 1700 block of N 175th Street.  No other information was provided.
LARCENY AT WALGREEN’S:  A person stole a brand new green Redline bike from the front of Walgreen’s Drug Store at 14510 Aurora Ave North.  The bike was left unlocked by owner.

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Police cited a 31-year-old Auburn woman for driving with a suspended license April 22 and discovered that she was a professional escort who was visiting a client in Sammamish. Police pulled the woman over on the 4400 block of Issaquah-Pine Lake Road for driving without headlights at around 4 a.m. April 22.
The woman’s license had been suspended for failing to pay traffic tickets. Police grew suspicious about inconsistencies in the woman’s reasons for being in Sammamish, particularly after she mentioned that she could not find a job because she was a convicted felon and sex offender. Asked if the woman knew anyone that could pick up the car, she identified a Sammamish resident.
Police drove to the man’s nearby house to contact him, but the man was too intoxicated to drive, according to the police report. The man did not know the woman’s real name and, after further questioning, admitted that he had found her on an online web site frequently used for prostitution and had paid her $100 for an hour of her time.

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During the discussion a woman told the actors, “You were so standoffish with each other, like my kids when they come to visit. They don’t want to tell you what’s really going on.” Another inmate said through her tears, “You both shut yourselves down. I do that. We’re in prison. We’re supposed to be rocks.” A woman in the back row agreed: “In prison you’re in protection mode. If you allow yourself to feel, … well, just look around!” (Hardly an eye in the room was dry.) “You could break down.”
The world outside, too, weighed on the women’s minds. “My son — after 12 years, will he want to see me? Will there be jobs? It’s a lot to step out into.” “In here, no matter what, you belong. Out there…”  Other voices picked up the trailing thread: “What will it be like to walk into someplace where they think I’m a piece of shit?” “You end up doing what you know how to do: prostitution, drugs, paper crimes.” “In here is the best life I’ve ever known.” “Get out and have all those choices? Send me back!”

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The unsub was evolving, and when a student, David, asks if they caught him, Rossi tells him not to interrupt. The case went cold until two more victims were found in 1997 in San Francisco. That was when Rossi and Hotch met. Rossi flew in, and Hotch pointed out the dump sites to him. Once again, he dumped the first and buried the second, and one was a prostitute, the other not. This was before media liaisons and technical analysts, so they couldn’t control the media, and the story broke. The media dubbed him the “Womb Raider,” and he vanished again.
Rossi retired, and the next hit came in 2005 in Los Angeles. They knew it was him because of his signature. A prostitute was found with a complete hysterectomy and her vocal cords cut out. Reid wondered if they should be looking for a doctor or medical student, but Hotch didn’t think so and called Rossi. They began building their profile. They were looking for a white male in his 40s who was antisocial and held a menial job. He was mobile with his own transportation. They knew they were looking for a soccer mom next.

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DUI: Someone was pulled over for lane travel violation and subsequently arrested for DUI in the 16700 block of Aurora Ave. N. The person refused a breath test.
MENTAL COMPLAINTS: Someone was making suicidal threats at Costco.
BIKE STOLEN: Someone stole a custom mountain bike and assorted tools from a home in the 19200 block of 20th Ave. N.W.
MARIJUANA: A male person was rolling a marijuana joint in his car in front of Richmond Beach Park. He claimed to have a doctor’s note but couldn’t produce it. He was told police that use or display of a joint was a crime. The marijuana was confiscated and he was given a $40 parking ticket.
PROSTITUTION: A man was driving down the 18500 block of Aurora Ave. N. with no headlights and a prostitute, whose activities are well-documented. They gave conflicting statements.

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Police cited a 31-year-old Auburn woman for driving with a suspended license at about 4 a.m. April 22 and discovered she was a professional escort visiting a client in Sammamish. Police stopped the woman along the 4400 block of Issaquah-Pine Lake Road Southeast for driving without headlights. Police grew suspicious about inconsistencies in the woman’s reasons for visiting Sammamish, particularly after she mentioned she could not find a job because she was a convicted felon and sex offender. She identified a Sammamish resident after police asked if she knew anybody to pick up the car. Police drove to the man’s nearby house to contact him, but he was too intoxicated to drive. The man did not know the woman’s real name and, after further questioning, admitted he found her on a website frequently used for prostitution and paid her $100.

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Frazzled, indeed. The area, once a sleepy mix of a few old houses, small businesses and prostitutes, is now a bustling business center. Cars mix with bikes, pedestrians and streetcars. Getting around can be…complicated.

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