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The county is trying to hire as many guards as possible, Price said, but it’s not easy finding the right people. The county is hiring one out of every 10 applicants, he said. Many applicants are being weeded out during the hiring process, which includes a physical and psychological evaluation, Price said.
Harris County has a similar problem with jail crowding. As a result, police in that county have stopped arresting people for traffic violations.
Here in Dallas County, we’ll probably see a plan of action similar to what occurred in 2007.
Back then, prosecutors and judges agreed to plea bargains that let hundreds of low-level offenders out of jail. Most involved defendants charged with state jail felonies — the least-serious felony crime — such as prostitution, burglary and drug possession.

See the full article from “Dallas Morning News (blog)”

EastEnders’ man-of-the-cloth-gone-bad Lucas Johnson looks to claim his fourth victim in the coming months as he strangles a prostitute to death.
With his ex-wife Trina dead, Denise’s ex-husband Owen buried beneath the Albert Square gardens and his son Jordan’s dog Sugar believed to be at the bottom of the nearby canal, Lucas’s murderous secret appears to be safe – for now.
However, as Owen’s mother Liz continues in her attempts to track down her son, it’s surely only a matter of time before she realises that he’s not coming back.
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Driving to a nearby red light area, Lucas manages to coax a prostitute into his car, where he begins preaching at her about her ‘dirty’ life.
However, when the call girl retaliates with a barrage of verbal abuse, Lucas’s inner demon takes hold.

See the full article from “Digital Spy”

During World War I, for example, about 30,000 women were incarcerated in America on suspicion of spreading venereal disease. Some of these women were prostitutes, while others were so-called charity girls who allegedly traded sexual favors for a night on the town.
At least twice as many women were arrested during World War II, as historian Marilyn Hegarty has shown. “A much more difficult problem than the out and out professional prostitute is that of the promiscuous girl, the khaki-wacky and the girl who has become unbalanced by wartime wages and freedom,” one observer wrote. “Following them is a public-health function.” Indeed it was. Spearheaded by former FBI Prohibition agent Eliot Ness, who had helped convict the gangster Al Capone, federal and state officials launched an all-out war on suspected female carriers of the disease. Police questioned scores of young women, incarcerating anyone who seemed “loose” or promiscuous.

See the full article from “Christian Science Monitor”

IT looks like Walford’s evil serial killer is going to strike for the third time as he throttles a prostitute.

See the full article from “The Sun”