NAKED PROSTITUTES CAUGHT HAVING SEX

TWO naked prostitutes were caught having sex with clients when police raided a Bradford brothel after complaints from the neighbours.

Romanian national Anisora Roncea and her colleague, who had jumped bail and fled the country, were arrested in the house in Brompton Road, West Bowling, Bradford, on October 26 last year.

Bradford Crown Court heard today that their two customers, and two other men, were apprehended in the police raid but not charged.

Roncea, 26, pleaded guilty to keeping a brothel for the purposes of prostitution and was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment, suspended for two years, with a low level probation service activity requirement.

Prosecutor Nigel Jamieson told the court that police went to the property after local tip-offs that it was being run as a brothel.

"The defendant was naked and engaged in sexual activity with a customer and her colleague was in a similar position," Mr Jamieson said.

The police found condoms and baby oil in the bedrooms and seized £585 from Roncea's purse.

There were nine mobile phones at the house that rung constantly and were linked to a website set up to advertise the brothel.

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Mr Jamieson said Roncea's name was on the house tenancy agreement. She had signed it on September 4, 2014, about six weeks before the police raided the address.

The court heard that the brothel was reported to the police by concerned neighbours.

A father of three young children complained of "men coming and going at all times," and another local resident said "men hang around in cars outside the house at all hours of the day."

Mr Jamieson said Roncea and her colleague had been self-employed and did not exploit anyone else by persuading them to work in the sex trade. She was not a 'madam' that made a significant commercial benefit but the business was making money.

He asked Judge Peter Benson to make a confiscation order in the same amount as the cash seized from Roncea's purse. The money was already in the hands of the police.

Michael Reeves, solicitor advocate for Roncea, said she had no previous convictions, except an offence under The Bail Act when she went missing for a while after her arrest.

He co-accused had disappeared completely and was believed to have left the UK.

DAD CAUGHT VIDEOING HIS SON HAVING SEX

A 53-year-old married man in the United Kingdom has been jailed for four years after he was caught recording his son and his girlfriend having sex.
According to a report published by Mirror.co.uk, the convict who is of Faringdon, Oxfordshire, reportedly placed a hidden camera over the bed of his 21-year-old son to watch him having sex with his girlfriend.
The married man could hear love making noises coming from his son’s room and became curious, a court heard.
It was disclosed that the convict whose identity was not revealed installed the spy camera in the attic above his son’s bed and then recorded his every move. He then streamed the video to a TV in the home.
However, his crime came to light when his younger daughter flipped through her father’s TV and found live streaming video of her brother’s bed.

A CCTV camera.

It was gathered that the teenager told her brother’s girlfriend, and together they climbed into the attic and found the camera.
Investigation revealed that screenshots of the 19-year-old girlfriend without clothes, and a video of her having sex with her 21-year-old boyfriend was found.

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The woman then told her mother what she found, and the mother called the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC).

The father was arrested, charged and convicted of eight counts of sexual activity with a child and two counts of voyeurism.
It was gathered that the middle-aged father had also conducted a campaign of sexual abuse against his 12-year-old daughter, touching her over and under her clothes.
Defending the father, Jenny McVeigh said it was still unclear what had motivated him to commit such abuse.
“What he is unable to put into words at this stage is the motivation behind his behaviour.
“He didn’t feel an immediate feeling of sexual gratification from it.
“His concern was, remains and continues to be how his daughter is coping.”
Delivering judgement on the matter last Friday, Judge Ian Pringle QC said that it was “an appalling breach of trust,” and sentenced the father to 4 years in prison.
“A greater breach of trust is difficult to imagine. You wanted to spy on their sexual activity, curious as to what was going on and you even printed out a picture of your son’s girlfriend naked.
“You say you don’t know why you committed these offences and that it gave you no real sexual gratification,” the judge, sitting at Oxford Crown Court, stated.

COUPLE CAUGHT HAVING SEX IN A PUB LOO

A frisky couple who were caught having sex in a pub loo were pepper-sprayed by police and dragged out in the nude after they refused to stop.
Bar staff reported the 23-year-old woman and a 30-year-old man to police after “loud noises” were heard coming from the ladies’ toilet.
The couple, who had gone into the loo for a quickie at 8.30pm, then barricaded themselves in the cubicle and refused to come out.
But cops burst through the toilet door at the Stanley Jefferson pub in Bishop Auckland, County Durham.
A source told The Sun: “The bloke went crazy and started kicking off. He was shouting and swearing and throwing punches.
“He was pepper-sprayed as a result and dragged out in his birthday suit by a number of officers.”
A female cop then tackled the woman - but she refused to put any clothes on.
The source added: “Eventually she too kicked off and started being violent and aggressive so they used pepper spray to calm her down.
“The officer managed to force a pair of trousers on her but she refused to wear anything else and was escorted in cuffs with her top half on full display.
“Both of them were very drunk.”
Stunned drinkers and diners at the Wetherspoon pub watched as the couple were loaded into the back of a police van and taken to the police station.
One witness said: “It was just incredible. The man and woman went in for a discreet quickie and ended up with the whole pub watching — not to mention listening. How embarrassing."
A spokeswoman for Durham Police: “A 30-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman, both of Bishop Auckland, were arrested at the Stanley Jefferson pubic house in Market Place, Bishop Auckland, last Wednesday in connection with a public order offence.
“They have both been bailed pending further enquiries.”

Caught in the act: Strangers arrested for allegedly having sex outside busy dress shop

SAN DIEGO, Calif. (KGTV) – Employees and customers got more than they bargained for while at a California dress shop.
On Saturday, authorities say customers were treated to an unwelcome sight.
A man and woman, who Chula Vista police say had just met on the trolley, were rolling around on the ground outside the store window.
Christy Peterson said the couple seemed oblivious to the fact that it was 3:30 p.m. on a Saturday.
Witnesses told KGTV the pair kept their clothes on for the first 15 minutes.
However, they say the man was able to convince the woman to take things up a notch.
That’s when the man stripped off all his clothes and the woman took everything but her skirt off.
Employees called police after things started to get even more heated.
“Her legs were in the air and the guy was on top,” Peterson said. “We were so shocked, our mouths were just opened.”
When officers arrived, the man was arrested and the woman was given a citation.

LIST OF SHAME SHOCKS KENYANS

Charity Ngilu, CS Lands, Housing and Urban Development

She is being investigated for allegedly instructing valuers from her ministry to inflate the value of Waitiki Farm in Mombasa by Sh110 million to get a Sh65 million kickback once the farm is sold.

James Orengo, Siaya Senator and former Lands Minister

He is under investigation for allegedly selling public land in Westlands in Nairobi to a private developer. He is said to have colluded with then Nairobi Mayor George Aladwa.

Evans Kidero, Governor, Nairobi City County

The governors faces investigation for procurement irregularities in Nairobi in the signing of an MoU with Futonj East Africa. He allegedly signed a deal worth Sh4.6 billion for a planned metro transportation system.

Michael Kamau, CS, Transport and Infrastructure

He allegedly looked the other way when construction firm Kundan Singh and ministry engineers disregarded a consultant’s design in the construction of a road in Bungoma County, leading to embezzlement of funds.

Nduva Muli, PS Transport

He is being investigated for irregularly selling property of Kenya Railway Corporation when he served as its managing director. He is also accused of influencing procurement at the KRC and other State corporations under his ministry.

Jane Waikenda, Former Director of Immigration and current Deputy Head of Mission, Kenyan High Commission in Pretoria

She is accused of having a hand in issuing work permits and visa to individuals of questionable criminal records.

Samuel Tunai, Governor, Narok County

EACC is investigating him for several allegations of irregular procurements, mismanagement of county revenue, nepotism, levelled against him and several senior officers in his county government.

Cyprian Awiti, Homa Bay Governor

He is being investigated over Sh200 million irregularly paid to an investor for proposed Agro City Project. The investors are said to have “disappeared” after receiving funds.

Gladys Shollei, former Judiciary Registrar

She is accused of making illegal procurement in the purchase of a furnished property for the Judiciary, and direct procurement for goods and services for repair of CJ’s parking area.

Felix Koskei, CS, Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries

He allegedly gave permits under the table to some importers to bring in sugar without going through open tendering, which is against procurement laws in Kenya and Comesa rules.

Francis Kimemia, Secretary to the Cabinet

He is accused of using his office to deprive former employees of Kenya Railway Corporation houses meant for them to buy; and irregular award of a Sh1bn tender in Interior Ministry.

Marianne Kitany, Chief of Staff in the Office of the Deputy President

She allegedly diverted Sh100 million to mobilise MPs in the abortive campaign to impeach Devolution Cabinet Secretary Anne Waiguru.

Johnstone Kavuludi, Chairman of National Police Service Commission

Mr Kavuludi is under investigation for alleged financial impropriety. He allegedly made several trips abroad but did not account for the money.

Caroli Omondi, Former Chief of Staff in Office of the Prime Minister

He is implicated in the sale of a Sh400 million parcel of land belonging to KCB. KCB is said to have agreed to sell the land situated on Loita Street in Nairobi.

Alfred Mutua, Machakos Governor

He is accused of irregularly purchasing 14 Subaru cars for all county executive committee members through single sourcing. The cars were allegedly overpriced.

Amason Kingi, Kilifi Governor

He is implicated in the irregular procurement of the Governor’s house at Sh140 million without following procurement procedures.

Bitange Ndemo, Former PS, Information and Communication

He is accused of irregularities in the procurement of Konza Ranch for the proposed Konza Techno City, together with eight others. The case is in court.

Johnson Muthama, Machakos Senator

He is accused of colluding with Mr Ndemo, Mr Musengi, Mr Mabeya and several other people in the irregular purchase of Konza/Malili Ranch. The case is in court.

James Oswago, Former Chief Executive of IEBC

He is accused of irregularly awarding tenders during his time at IEBC for the procurement of electronic voter identification devices. He is charged in court together with other officials, Wilson Shollei, Edward Karisa and Willie Kamanga. Case is still in court.

Godana Doyo, Isiolo Governor

He is implicated in fraudulent and illegal document purported to be supplementary appropriation budget at Isiolo County. He is also accused of irregular appointment and promotion of individuals in Isiolo.

Alfred Keter, Nandi Hills MP

He is under investigation for breaching Chapter 6 of the Constitution on integrity by using foul language and intimidating government officials at a weighbridge. He faces these investigations alongside nominated MP Sonia Birdi.

Okoth Obado, Governor, Migori County

There are various improprieties in the county government’s dealings touching on procurement, misuse of funds and conflict of interest over use of amounts exceeding Sh600 million.

Isaac Ruto, Governor, Bomet County

He is accused of hiring ambulances at Sh650,000 a month each from the Kenya Red Cross through single sourcing and mysteriously accumulating wealth that includes earth movers, a helicopter and a palatial home.

Dr Silas Simiyu, MD, Geothermal Development Corporation

There is an inquiry into procurement irregularities and award of tenders for land rigs, financial improprieties and gross staff mismanagement at the GDC.

Richard Lang’at, Managing Trustee, NSSF

He is accused of flouting procurement rules in the award of a tender for design, supply and  installation of a security surveillance system. He is said to have influenced award of the tender.

Peter Kebati, former MD, Mumias Sugar Company

He is accused of having a hand in importation of 10,000 tonnes of sugar which were then branded as Mumias-manufactured.

Rebecca Nabutola, former PS, Tourism Ministry

She is under investigations for an alleged illegal award of a tender for the construction of Catering Levy Trustee’s headquarters on Valley Road.

Ababu Namwamba, Budalang’i MP and Chairman of Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee

He is accused, alongside his committee members, of receiving a bribe of Sh1.5 million from former Interior PS Mutea Iringo to remove his name from a PAC report.

Paul Wasanga, Former CEO, Kenya National Examinations Council

He is under investigation for receiving a bribe in the award of a supply tender for examinations materials.

Evans Ngibuini, Acting Chief Executive Officer, Nairobi Water Conservation

Impropriety regarding execution of the Sh10 billion West Pokot Dam (Sinohydro) project. Other allegations are that the structural cabling of the headquarters building was not properly done.

Alex Kabuga, CEO Kentrade Agency

Alleged irregularities in procurement and staff recruitment; single-sourcing of Sh1 billion window system; falsification of tender committee minutes to favour certain bidders and doctoring management reports and books of account.

Charles Tonui, MD, Kenya Pipeline

He also faces an inquiry for making irregular procurements for the award of tenders to Petro City, Redline Company and Lelan Koech  and Company advocates.

Ronald Musengi, Commissioner, National Police Service Commission

He is accused of involvement in irregular procurement of Konza-Malili Ranch. The case is currently in court and also features former Information PS Bitange Ndemo.

Ukur Yatani, Governor, Marsabit County

He is accused of abusing his office in purchase of motor vehicles for his government; implementing a fencing project; manipulation of the county budget, mismanagement and general corruption.

Lucy Mbugua, Managing Director KAA

Inquiry into allegations of irregularities in the award of tender for development and operation of duty free shops under a single licence at JKIA.

Richard Momoima Onyonka, MP, Kitutu Chache

Abuse of office in the purchase of sugar from Chemelil Sugar Company for IDPs using CDF; Amount: Sh132 million

Peter Munya, Governor, Meru County

There is an inquiry into alleged abuse of office; misuse of public funds on fuel, service and repair of private vehicle registration TCD 385 EAC.

Ex-Lands Commissioner Zablon Mabeya

He is implicated in irregularities in procurement of Konza ranch.

Auditor-General Edward Ouko’s offices

Doubled budget to Sh500 million

Former Nairobi Mayor George Aladwa

Sold Westlands land at Sh320 million

CONFESSIONS: THE GUILT OF FALLING FOR MY BOYFRIEND'S DAD IS DRIVING ME CRAZY

CONFESSIONS: THE GUILT OF FALLING FOR MY BOYFRIEND'S DAD IS DRIVING ME CRAZY

I feel guilty for having an affair with my man's dad

I’ve been with my boyfriend for just over a year.

One night, his dad – who I find very attractive – was lying next to me on the couch watching a movie and he touched me.

I liked it a lot, but I told him to stop because I felt so guilty.

Recently, my boyfriend and I got into a huge fight and he broke up with me.

We got back together, but an hour after we made up, his ex-girlfriend sent me screenshots of their recent conversation in which he said about me: “She’s a bitch anyway and I’m glad we’re apart now, so I can be with you.”

He went on and on, begging her to be in his life again.

I was so hurt I called him, but I was too upset to talk and he hung up and ignored me for the rest of the night.

Now here’s the bad part. I needed someone to talk to, so I called his dad because he just gets me.

He came by on his motorbike and we rode to a quiet alley and talked forever.

All I was thinking about was getting my boyfriend back, but his dad kept looking down my shirt and saying that his son should be treating me better and doing things for me.

KITUI GIRLS PREGNANT

Deputy Governor Peninna Malonza has decried rising cases of pregnancies among school-going girls in Kitui South sub-county.

She said five girls in Makele Primary School were put on the family way last year and all have since dropped out of school.

She blamed parents for the pregnancies saying they have abdicated their parental responsibilities.

“It is time we secured our daughters’ future by protecting them against perverts," said Malonza.

She was speaking to parents of Nzaalani Primary School in Ikanga/Kyatune ward in Kitui South on Saturday.

ATWOLI SAYS HE HAS KAZUNGU KAMBI DOSSIER

COTU Secretary General Francis Atwoli has said he has enough evidence to ensure Labour Cabinet Secretary Kazungu Kambi does not hold any public office in future.

He said the CS who stepped aside over the weekend, flouted Chapter Six of the Constitution on Leadership and Integrity. "I have evidence of how he has abused his office by commandeering vehicles belonging to the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) for his own personal use," Atwoli said.

The Cotu chief said he has overwhelming evidence of impropriety and abuse of office on Kambi and asked investigators to contact him for details," Atwoli said.

He added that he has the number plates and other details of NSSF's vehicles that were put to the personal use of Kambi.

Atwoli claimed he also has the details of the billion shillings rip-off relating to the Hazina Trade Center and Tasia Housing Project emphasizing that the CS must take full responsibility.

Atwoli was speaking after attending a church service at the African Inland Church (AIC) in Mutituni, Machakos town on Sunday.

He later attended a fundraiser for the church and helped raise Sh5.2million. He gave a personal donation of Sh1.2million in aid of the church's multipurpose hall.

Atwoli hailed President Uhuru Kenyatta for impressing upon cabinet secretaries named by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission to step aside.

COTU Secretary General Francis Atwoli has said he has enough evidence to ensure Labour Cabinet Secretary Kazungu Kambi does not hold any public office in future.
He said the CS who stepped aside over the weekend, flouted Chapter Six of the Constitution on Leadership and Integrity. "I have evidence of how he has abused his office by commandeering vehicles belonging to the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) for his own personal use," Atwoli said.
The Cotu chief said he has overwhelming evidence of impropriety and abuse of office on Kambi and asked investigators to contact him for details," Atwoli said.
He added that he has the number plates and other details of NSSF's vehicles that were put to the personal use of Kambi.
Atwoli claimed he also has the details of the billion shillings rip-off relating to the Hazina Trade Center and Tasia Housing Project emphasizing that the CS must take full responsibility.
Atwoli was speaking after attending a church service at the African Inland Church (AIC) in Mutituni, Machakos town on Sunday.
He later attended a fundraiser for the church and helped raise Sh5.2million. He gave a personal donation of Sh1.2million in aid of the church's multipurpose hall.
Atwoli hailed President Uhuru Kenyatta for impressing upon cabinet secretaries named by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission to step aside.
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