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A pregnant woman arrested for prostitution at a Burnsville motel says the father of her unborn child forced her into the business and has used violence, threats and drugs to control her.
The man, 19-year-old Javed Mookhtr Mobin, was charged with solicitation of prostitution and domestic assault by strangulation after the 18-year-old woman’s arrest on Jan. 11 at the Prime Rate Motel, 12850 W. Frontage Road.
An undercover officer posing as a john called the woman on Jan. 11 after another officer conducting a registry check at the hotel saw that she was registered there, said the Dakota County criminal complaint.
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Solicitation of prostitution is punishable by up to 15 years in prison and/or a fine of up to $40,000.  Domestic assault by strangulation is punishable by up to three years and $5,000.

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A 19-year Burnsville man has been charged with forcing a woman who was pregnant with his child into prostitution.
The woman, identified in court documents only with initials, told police that Javed M. Mobin beat her, choked her until she almost passed out and threatened to kill her if she went to police or “did business” behind his back.
Mobin has been charged in Dakota County District Court with solicitation of prostitution and domestic assault by strangulation. Both are felonies.
According to the criminal complaint, Burnsville police encountered the woman at a Burnsville motel after seeing ads in the “escort” section of the website Backpage.com. Investigators were concerned about her safety because she appeared in photos to be pregnant and under the influence of drugs.
Officers tracked a phone number in the ads to Mobin, and an undercover officer arranged to meet the woman on Jan. 11. The woman, who said she was seven months pregnant with Mobin’s child, told police that four o …

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Valrico man accused of secretly taping inside Minnesota airport restroom
Associated PressTampa Bay Times In Print: Thursday, January 19, 2012
MINNEAPOLIS — A traveler from Valrico concealed a camera inside a book and surreptitiously recorded men at an airport urinal, authorities said Wednesday.
Joshua Fletcher, 34, faces two gross misdemeanor counts of interference with privacy.
The incident happened Monday at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport as Fletcher awaited a flight to Florida, authorities said.
An airport spokesman said it came to light when a traveler alerted police he had been taped in a bathroom.
Authorities said Fletcher had rigged a book to hide a camera.
It occurred in the same restroom where former U.S. Sen. Larry Craig, R-Idaho, was arrested in 2007 and accused of soliciting sex from an undercover police officer, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reported.

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MINNEAPOLIS — A traveler from Valrico concealed a camera inside a book and surreptitiously recorded men at an airport urinal, authorities said Wednesday.
Joshua Fletcher, 34, faces two gross misdemeanor counts of interference with privacy.
The incident happened Monday at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport as Fletcher awaited a flight to Florida, authorities said. An airport spokesman said it came to light when a traveler alerted police he had been taped in a bathroom. Authorities said Fletcher had rigged a book to hide a camera.
It occurred in the same restroom where former U.S. Sen. Larry Craig, R-Idaho, was arrested in 2007 and accused of soliciting sex from an undercover police officer, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reported.
Fletcher was released Wednesday pending an April hearing.

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Javed Mookhtar Mobin, 19, of Burnsville, charged Jan. 13, 2012 with solicitation of prostitution and domestic assault by strangulation, both felonies, in Dakota County District Court involving his 18-year-old girlfriend while she was seven months pregnant. (Courtesy of Dakota County Sheriff’s Office)
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On Jan. 11, police answered the woman’s ad on a website commonly used for prostitution, the complaint said. In the ad, the woman appeared pregnant and under the influence of illegal drugs. Police also recognized her from previous contact with her and Mobin.
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Mobin appeared Friday in Dakota County District Court on felony charges of solicitation of prostitution and domestic assault by strangulation. District Judge Martha Simonett set his bail at $70,000 and ordered him to have no contact with the woman.
Mobin was in custody Wednesday at the county jail in Hastings. His next court appearance is scheduled for Feb. 14. If convicted of solicitation of prostitution, the harshest charge, Mobin could serve up to 15 years in prison.

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A 19-year Burnsville man has been charged with forcing a woman who was pregnant with his child into prostitution.
The woman, identified in court documents by the initials A.T., also told police that Javed M. Mobin, 19, choked her until she almost passed out.
Mobin has been charged in Dakota County District Court with solicitation of prostitution and domestic assault by strangulation. Both are felonies.
According to the criminal complaint, Burnsville police arrested a woman for prostitution after seeing ads in the “escort” section of a website that it known to run prostitution advertising. Investigators were concerned about the woman’s safety because she appeared to be pregnant and under the influence of illegal drugs in photos of her in the ad.
Officers tracked a phone number in the ad to Mobin and an undercover officer met with the woman at a Burnsville motel on Jan. 11. The woman, who said she was seven months pregnant with Mobin’s child, told officers he beat her, choked her until she almost lost consciousness and told her he would kill her if she ever tried to go to police or “did business” behind his back and hide money from him.

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The show, which focuses on a young man’s descent into drug addiction, is a large departure for both Witt and her cast members – half of whom have never acted in the school’s one acts before. “The Brick and the Rose” is deceptively simple, the lack of movement, minimal set design and lack of costume changes all create hurdles for the actors.
“It’s definitely a different kind of challenge,” Witt said. “It focuses solely on their vocal work … It has to be believable. It has to be genuine and authentic.”
The students must act against each other without facing each other, instead staring ahead into the audience while still reacting to the rest of the cast. The show’s blend of characters spans the moral spectrum – from priests to prostitutes, literally – and the actors alter their vocal pitch and tones, even adopting accents, to make each of the 46 players unique.

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Man Sentenced For Trafficking Women For Sex
Woman Transported From Minn. To Wis. For Prostitution
Posted: 12:42 am CST January 15, 2012
MINNEAPOLIS — A Woodbury man was sentenced to 11 years in federal prison on charges he trafficked a 15-year-old girl for sex and transported an adult woman across state lines for prostitution.
A jury convicted 52-year-old Stevon Warren of those charges last August. He was sentenced Friday in U.S. District Court in Minneapolis.
According to evidence at trial, Warren recruited and transported the girl to engage in prostitution and he also transported the adult woman from Minnesota to Wisconsin for prostitution.
Authorities say police learned of Warren’s activities through ads on Craigslist.
A message left Saturday for his attorney was not immediately returned.

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January 14, 2012 (MINNEAPOLIS) –
A Woodbury man was sentenced to 11 years in federal prison on charges he trafficked a 15-year-old girl for sex and transported an adult woman across state lines for prostitution.

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So the Sundance is a fairly mundane car to be getting the creampuff treatment in the first place. This is not just any Sundance, though, but rather it’s a a Sundance “America”, which was the moniker that Chrysler used in the late 1980s and early 1990s to designate an economy model. You couldn’t quite call them “stripper” models, since they came with enough standard equipment, like A/C, to be sold on value but as you can see from the photos, even the simplest radio was optional equipment. Nobody pampers a special value package thinking it will, someday, be worth more money.

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