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But when she walked to the back room, it was empty. The machine was gone. Police investigators later interviewed a passerby who saw someone roll it away around 1 a.m., said Capt. Steve Ruiz of the Los Angeles Police Department’s Rampart station. “They were pushing a large device,” Ruiz said.
Police are continuing their investigation. But Ashamalla said she doesn’t have much hope.
The organization is probably out of business “unless something fantastic happens,” she said.
Ashamalla said the machine was not insured. She said that she tried to insure it, but that Sunrise’s nonprofit status was an impediment. A used version in today’s market might cost $25,000, she said, far beyond the group’s meager resources.
With the loss of the machine, “all that’s here is a broken window and an empty room,” she said.
Gang members, prostitutes and other underworld denizens in Los Angeles often get their tattoos and a young age, marks of ill-conceived loyalty that later hinder them when they try to get jobs and change their lives.

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It’s a day at the beach for Playboy pinup Kendra Wilkinson, who hosts at MGM Grand’s Wet Republic with husband Hank Baskett of the Indianapolis Colts. … Rocker Dave Navarro plays guitar with DJ Skribble at Studio 54 in MGM Grand for the new weekly Freak Show party that has run past 8 a.m. … The Rock and Roll Wine Concert features Crash Kings, Imagine Dragons and Jet at the Garden of the Gods at Caesars Palace. … Grammy-nominated Trey Songz follows his Jay-Z opening-act duties hosting and performing at Eve. … Adult actress Stormy Daniels returns to Las Vegas from her Senate run in Louisiana to celebrate her birthday at Prive. It’s also the official Las Vegas movie release party for Clash of the Titans with tickets and promotional items being given away for the film that stars Avatar hunk Sam Worthington.
SUNDAY, MARCH 28
*Kendra Wilkinson teachers her Stripper 101 course in Planet Hollywood’s Miracle Mile V Theater. Don’t be surprised if cameras are rolling for her E! series Kendra.

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Red Sox: Jon Lester pitched six strong innings in his fifth spring start, helping Boston beat a Blue Jays split-squad 3-2. Lester allowed two unearned runs and six hits, struck out five and walked two. Jonathan Papelbon, Hideki Okajima and Ramon Ramirez finished up with a scoreless inning apiece.
Yankees: Alex Rodriguez’s meeting Friday with federal investigators probing a Canadian doctor was delayed, and the third baseman remained at spring training with the team rather than traveling to Buffalo. The meeting was postponed by mutual consent, a person familiar with the delay said on condition of anonymity because no statements were authorized. The meeting has not yet been rescheduled, the person said.
Braves: Suspended a minor-league pitcher who was charged with two prostitution-related misdemeanors after a sting conducted not far from the team’s spring training facility. Right-hander Deunte Heath bonded out of jail Friday. Kissimmee police spokeswoman Stacie Miller says the 24-year-old ballplayer was arrested Thursday night when he allegedly responded to Internet prostitution ads and agreed to pay $75 for a sex act.

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Salesman, 53, is charged with two counts each of bribery in a program that receives federal funds; two counts each of extortion under color of official right; one count of wire fraud, deprivation of honest services; and one count of mail fraud, deprivation of honest services.
He has entered a plea of not guilty.
If found guilty, Salesman faces a maximum penalty of 10 years for each charge, in addition to a $250,000 fine for the bribery charges, according to court documents. The other charges carry a maximum penalty of up to 20 years and a $250,000 fine.
U.S. District Judge James I. Cohn is presiding over the trial, which was expected to continue for two weeks.
FBI Special Agent Anthony Velazquez was the first to testify for the prosecution. He said he met Salesman in March 2005 at Diamonds, a North Miami Beach strip club.

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Aiming to control its future development, the city spent $385,000 on land formerly occupied by a mobile home park.
The city council on Wednesday voted to use Community Redevelopment Agency funds to buy 1.1 acres at Peters Road and State Road 7, where the Pine Ridge Trailer Park once stood.
The park, with dozens of rental mobile homes, closed two or three years ago. The land would have been sold at an April 8 foreclosure auction if the council hadn’t acted.
Temporarily, it could become a passive park; long-term, it could be sold for commercial development.
Councilman Bob Levy said the need to control what happens at the site is critical, considering its history.
“It was the quintessential trashy [trailer] park,” Levy said. “It was a harbor of prostitution and drug deals on a regular basis.”

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