OMG STOP THE BUS!!!

I can only imagine that that is what was going through the 30 year old school bus drivers mind when he was driving children to school and spotted a hooker. I imagine that was his thought... because that was what he did.

Evans say the man stopped twice Wednesday to talk with the officer posing as a prostitute. The first time he had one child aboard and the second time four, ages 5 to 9.

The sheriff says the driver gave the officer a paper with his phone number and told her he wanted to rendezvous after delivering the children. Instead, deputies arrested him and delivered the children themselves to McKenny Elementary School.

Primate rebuffed on sexual free-speech argument

Turns out that no matter how much Frank Gagliardi and his lawyers complain that a law which allows police to act as children online in order to conduct "internet predator stings" is "just mean and like so unfair"... a federal appeals court said that "First Amendment provides no refuge for such criminals."

Ha. Take that you sick little monkeys.

The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan noted that its findings were in line with similar decisions by six other appeals panels across the country that it said had "squarely rejected" the same arguments for "sound reasons."

The unanimous three-judge panel's decision came in the case of a man who appealed his conviction on one count of attempting to entice a child to engage in prohibited sexual activity.

Lawyers for Frank Gagliardi had argued that the law used to convict him required an actual child victim and that it was unconstitutionally vague and overbroad.

The 2nd Circuit panel said in U.S. v. Gagliardi that requiring law enforcement officers to use an actual child as a decoy would significantly impede legitimate enforcement of the law and it was not necessary because the language of the law is clear that it is not required.

The appeals court also rejected his argument that the law "impermissibly suppresses fantasy speech with adults who happen to be posing as minors."

The court said it had already concluded in previous cases that speech is not protected by the First Amendment when it is the "very vehicle of the crime itself."

Bad primate... bad primate. How's this for a "right", you have the "right" to be a pervert... and we have the right to jail you for acting like one.

Busted....

The following low lives were recently arrested after having sexually charged conversations with police officers they believed to be underage children.

* Michael J. Patterson, 24, a former Indiana law enforcement employee drove over three hundred and fifty miles to the sting location. Patterson was in possession of a loaded weapon.
* John Wesley Elliot, 39, drove from Marshall County, Kentucky to Bowling Green. Elliott is employed with a national window manufacturer.
* Jeremy T. West, 27, Springfield, Tennessee was taken into custody after he drove to the Bowling Green sting house. He is a Springfield, Tennessee city worker.
* Lorne L. Armstrong, 37, Nashville, Tennessee was arrested after driving over eighty miles to the sting house. Armstrong is an equipment operator.
* James T. Fowler, 34, Murfreesboro, Tennessee drove almost one hour and fifty minutes on interstates 24 and 65 to Bowling Green where he was taken into custody. Fowler is a construction worker.
* Richard M. Watwood, 41, Hermitage, Tennessee was apprehended after driving 66 miles. Watwood is employed as a factory worker.
* Dustin McPhetridge, 26, Kingsport, Tennessee was detained by agents after traveling over 210 miles across the Kentucky border. McPhetridge is a DVD salesman and computer repairman.

Each primate was charged with attempted unlawful transaction with a minor, and now face 5 to 10 years in prison if convicted.