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OK, So Dallas Is Changing the Way it Deals with Prostitutes. But What About the Johns?
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While the focus of this week’s National Prostitute Diversion Conference was Dallas’s collaborative approach to treating prostitutes as victims and diverting them to programs that include drug treatment, counseling and job training, many of the attendees repeatedly asked what was being done to enforce laws against men who pay for sex.
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Sgt. Louis Felini, the Dallas police officer responsible for creating the city’s Prostitute Diversion Initiative, was quick to answer. “Right now we’re targeting mostly the female population, but that’s going to change sometime in the next year,” he said. New ways to enforce the law — which prohibits prostitution for both the seller and buyer — against johns are under discussion, he added, including the possibility of yanking truckers’ licenses if they’re caught soliciting.

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And, according to Dallas police, lots and lots of prostitutes.
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Is the demand for evening companionship really that high? Is it worth these people’s time, money and effort to show up at these large events? Perhaps I just have a very narrow view of what’s going on and I’m not aware of the popularity of prostitution. But I really hope that local law enforcement can keep the situation under control so that the NBA’s All-Star weekend can remain a showcase of the sport’s best pros and be known as one of the world’s largest gathering of pros.
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Because no one reads the newspaper, and SportsCenter’s anchors are too perky for this early in the morning, Deadspin combs the best of the broadsheets and the blogosphere to bring you everything you need to know to start your day.
•Between the NBA All-Star game and the Super Bowl, Dallas police are expecting six figures worth of prostitutes to flood the Metroplex. Thankfully, (tonyromo) the star athletes of the city (joshhamilton) would never (dirknowitzki) get involved with women of ill repute.
•Know the name Anze Kopitar yet? You probably should. The breakout Slovenian superstar led the Kings to a dominant victory over the Stanley Cup champions, announcing their legitimacy and teaching me that Slovenia is apparently a wholly separate country from Slovakia.
•Are the Cavs even a top three team in the east? They didn’t look like it last night, falling to the Bulls. Tonight will be interesting, as they travel to New York where LeBron will see his future. (Whether that future is his team dominating opponents, or losing with the Knicks depends on your point of view.

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EL PASO Gunmen who stormed into a Juárez strip club early Wednesday and killed six people, including U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. David Booher, also seriously wounded at least one other U.S. resident during the shooting.
Officials from the Chihuahua State Attorney General’s Office said the gunmen wounded Jaime Alberto Arguelles when they opened fire just after midnight at the Amadeus strip club in Juárez’ Zona Dorada.
Arguelles remained Thursday at the Clínica 35 del IMSS in Juárez. Booher’s body was transferred to the custody of his family, officials said.
Despite Mexican media reports that indicated Arguelles served in the U.S. Air Force, a military spokesman and Mexican officials said he was a civilian.
A preliminary report by the attorney general’s office said Booher, whose body was discovered on the second floor of the strip club, died after he was shot once in the head.

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