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A registered sex offender on the run from a Texas halfway house — and who was to be featured on America’s Most Wanted this weekend — was caught at a Miami Springs hotel Friday, before the show even aired.
Billy Twayne Gibson, 33, was arrested before sunrise Friday morning after Miami Springs police received a tip that he was staying at the La Quinta Inn on Northwest 36th Street, across the street from Miami International Airport.
After serving seven years behind bars following a conviction of sexually assaulting a child, Gibson was sent to a halfway house where he cut off his ankle bracelet and fled about a week ago, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.
A Texas court deemed Gibson a “sexually violent predator” and he has a criminal record for aggravated sexual assault, aggravated robbery, unlawful carrying of a weapon and compelling prostitution by force or threat, according to law enforcement officials.

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Crowder, meanwhile, has missed all but the first exhibition game because of an injury that was not easy to diagnose. The team appears to have a better handle on the situation now as it prepares to get him back onto the field sooner than later.
IRELAND, BRYANT TALK
General manager Jeff Ireland spent much of the pregame warm-ups catching up with a few old friends from his days in Dallas — but it was a quick conversation with another Cowboys player that garnered most of the attention.
In an attempt to make good after an ugly offseason drama, Ireland called rookie wide receiver Dez Bryant to a nearby sideline while the Cowboys were going through special teams drills.
Ireland extended his hand, and Bryant accepted. The two shook hands before talking for a brief time.
The history of Ireland and Bryant dates to a predraft interview earlier this year. According to Bryant, Ireland asked at one point whether his mother worked as a prostitute. The context of the conversation later became a national debate.

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Tony Romo and the rest of the Cowboys’ first-teamers suited up and went through warmups, then watched from the bench. They enjoyed this one more than any since the opener, between all the big plays and the fact the starting offense wasn’t out there struggling to score.
Cowboys rookie safety Akwasi Owusu-Ansah walked away from a punt return in which he was clotheslined and lost his helmet, and later made an interception.
Miami’s Jake Long, the starting left tackle, left with a knee injury. He was treated on a table behind the bench and didn’t return.
Before the game, Dolphins general manager Jeff Ireland and Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant shook hands and spoke for about a minute, seemingly having patched things up since Ireland asked during a pre-draft interview whether Bryant’s mother was a prostitute. Ireland already had apologized, but this was their first face-to-face meeting since.

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Two years after having been shot (Bitter Sugar, 2001) Miami based, Cuban-American private investigator Lupe Solano is back on the job, helping Tommy MacDonald, criminal defense attorney and her sometimes lover, in his defense of twenty-two year old Madeline Meadows, Miami Beach’s highest paid call girl.
Ms. Meadows is no ordinary call girl: she is a virgin, whose clients pay $5,000. an hour for her services. The client reports that she has just been interviewed by Miami Homicide Detective Maxwell Anderson (Lupe’s former lover) in relation to the murders of two men she knows well: Dr. Steinberg, the ob-gyn who certifies that she is a virgin, and Mr. Robinson, a wealthy developer who is her steady client.
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Along the way, Lupe encounters Napoleon and Josephine, a set of killer Chihuahuas, as well as the Loredo twins, Ms. Meadows’ pimps, marketing geniuses, who came up with the idea of offering ser services as ‘the highest paid call girl in Miami who is a virgin’.

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A Fort Lauderdale federal judge Friday rejected a Haitian-American man’s bid to have his prostitution charges thrown out after his lawyer argued the black defendant was treated unfairly by prosecutors.
Miami attorney Joel DeFabio had claimed the U.S. attorney’s office violated the due-process rights of his client, Johnny Saintil, 28, who will stand trial Monday on charges of soliciting two young girls for an Internet-based prostitution ring.
He said prosecutors committed “selective prosecution” on the basis of race and class because they decided not to bring similar charges against a Palm Beach billionaire, Jeffrey Epstein. The 57-year-old white investor was convicted on two state charges of solicitation, served 13 months in jail and had to register as a sex offender in Florida.
U.S. District Judge William Zloch did not say why he denied Saintil’s petition, but indicated he would explain in a final written order.

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