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KISSIMMEE, Fla. –
An Orlando mother was arrested after disembarking from a cruise ship, mistaken for a suspected prostitute wanted in central Florida.
Thirty-one-year-old Paola Londono spent more than 36 hours in a South Florida jail before her attorney could persuade a judge to let her out. She had been mistaken for a woman with the same name, but who was seven years younger, five inches taller and looked completely different.
The Osceola County Sheriff’s Office says dispatchers relied on incorrect information when Broward County investigators called to confirm they had the right suspect.
Londono was returning from a Caribbean cruise with her family.
The real suspect faces charges of prostitution, child abuse and possession of heroin and drug paraphernalia.

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Mother with same name as prostitute mistakenly jailed
Orlando Sentinel In Print: Wednesday, September 8, 2010
ORLANDO — An Orlando mother was mistaken for a suspected prostitute and arrested after she got off a cruise ship in South Florida over the weekend.
Paola Londono, 31, spent more than 36 hours in a Broward County jail because authorities there thought she was a woman by the same name who was wanted in Osceola County for failing to appear in court.
The wanted Paola Londono, who is 24, was arrested in March by Kissimmee police in a sting targeting online prostitution ads.
Londono was arrested on charges of prostitution, heroin possession and possessing drug paraphernalia. Records show she is also wanted in Orange County in a child abuse case.
It’s unclear where Londono is today — she’s still wanted by authorities.

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In March, Kissimmee police arrested another woman named Paola Londono, 26, on charges of prostitution and drug possession. When she failed to appear in court, a judge issued a warrant for her arrest.
Somehow, the cruise ship passenger’s birth date was mistakenly printed on the suspected prostitute’s arrest warrant, reports WKMG News.
The Londono arrested in March is 5 inches taller and 40 pounds lighter than the other Londono. They also have different dates of birth, different social security numbers and live at different addresses, reports CBS4 News in Miami.
Broward County authorities had no choice but to arrest her because her name and birth date appeared on the arrest warrant, according to a Broward County Sheriff’s Department spokewoman.
Then Londono hit another snafu: Due to the holiday weekend, her attorney Jose Baez said he had trouble finding someone in Osceola County who could send the suspected prostitute’s fingerprints to the Broward County Jail, reports WKMG News.

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COUNTY JAIL DOCKET (The following people were booked into the Volusia County Branch Jail on felony charges yet to be proven in court.): Dana Fay Fleming, 22, Daytona Beach, sale and delivery of cocaine within 1,000 feet of a church; Sandra Dyson Pulak, 40, Daytona Beach, unarmed burglary of a dwelling, criminal mischief; Athena Irene Brophy, 36, Daytona Beach, solicitation to commit prostitution; Deanna Emelia Santiago, 30, DeLand, possession of Xanax; Allegra D. Morell, 20, DeBary, unarmed burglary of an unoccupied welling, grand theft of more than $300 but under $5,000, dealing in stolen property; Feasha Rashell White, 25, Port Orange, strong-arm robbery, battery; Matilda I. Brewer, 44, Daytona Beach, solicitation to commit prostitution; Jo Ann Jackson, 45, Daytona Beach, grand theft; Curtis Lee Gregory, 24, Daytona Beach, burglary of a conveyance (2); Robby Thomas Rockwell, 45, Palm Coast, battery; Christopher Joseph Marrow, 30, Edgewater, aggravated animal cruelty; Ian McLaughlin, 27, Port Orange, violation of probation; Frank Joseph Luznar, 41, New Smyrna Beach, possession of a controlled substance, sale of a control …

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Four Deltona residents, including a mother-son duo, face criminal charges in connection with a prostitution sting in Polk County.
Pamela J. Small, 40, and her son Lawson Wayne Bracewell III, 23, were nabbed in the operation Wednesday, their arrest reports show.
They were among 44 people who either responded to or placed Internet classified ads last week, according to Donna Wood, a Polk sheriff’s spokeswoman.
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Bracewell agreed to drive his mother to Polk County for $50 in gas money, knowing she intended to engage in prostitution, the arrest report states. He was charged with deriving proceeds from prostitution.
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Also charged with soliciting prostitution were:
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· Nichole A. Taylor, 39, of Deltona. She negotiated to have sexual intercourse with a detective for “250 balloons,” a term commonly used by prostitutes that actually means dollars, after meeting through Craigslist, the summary states. Taylor has six prior prostitution arrests, the summary states.

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ORLANDO, Fla., Aug. 12 (UPI) — A Florida man has been arrested for allegedly soliciting sex with two underage girls from an undercover agent posing online as their father, officials said.
Paul Joseph Quillen, 41, faces felony charges of solicitation of a parent for unlawful sex acts with a child, and traveling to meet a parent for unlawful sex acts with a child, the Orlando (Fla.) Sentinel reported Thursday.
He could face a prison sentence of 20 years if convicted of all charges, the newspaper said.
Police say Quillen began chatting online with an undercover investigator for the state attorney general’s CyberCrime Unit last week and allegedly repeatedly solicited the “father” for sex with his children.
Quillen thought the “father” had two girls, ages 11 and 13.
“He then traveled to a location in Orange County where he was arrested by law enforcement,” law enforcement officials said in a report.

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… The third day of prelims in the 2010 National Poetry Slam was even more bustling with energy than the previous two nights. City Pages camped out at Wild Tymes for the first bout between Denver, CO; Irving, TX; Manchester, NH; and Orlando, FL. The crowd was sparse towards the beginning–so much so that the slam host commanded the teams to step outside and recruit judges. But once fully stocked with people willing to put numeric rankings on art, things got underway.
Denver’s first poet kicked things off with a bang, telling the story of the rape of a prostitute and the dignity she carried throughout the horrific experience. Starting with a screed on the judgment society passes on prostitutes, and ending with the central character holding a gun to the head of her attacker, the arc paralleled the poet’s intensity and the words spiraled upwards.

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By Gary Taylor
Orlando Sentinel
Four men who answered a Craigslist ad were arrested Wednesday at an Altamonte Springs hotel after the woman they offered to pay for sex turned out to be an undercover police officer.
The men each offered the officer between $80 and $150 before they were arrested, Altamonte Springs police Officer Timothy Hyer said.
Richard Lee Morrison, 60, of Altamonte Springs, Stephen De Coteau, 23, of Longwood, Brian Kevin Clements, 40, of Winter Springs, and Paul Chimin Chen, 36, of Orlando, face a charge of assignation to commit prostitution, Hyer said.
10:41 a.m. EDT, July 22, 2010
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The average outdoor monitoring system costs $1,000 to $3,000 and uses high-resolution cameras and features such as night vision that most homeowners could not have afforded a few years ago, Prashant said.
Lori Nassofer, owner of Lake Shore Village, a mobile home park on N. Orange Blossom Trail near Orlando, has given permission to install four surveillance cameras at the park, although she is not sure when it will happen.
She was approached months ago by an Alabama woman — herself the victim of sexual molestation — who was concerned that so many sexual predators live in the park. The park, with 80 mobile homes, has more than 100 registered sex offenders living there. Nassofer said she agreed to the cameras because her tenants overwhelmingly support them.
“The only people who should have a complaint against cameras are people who are doing something wrong like drug dealers, drug users and prostitutes,” she said.

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Amanda Logue And Jason Andrews Receive Indictments For The Murder Of A Floridian Tattoo Artist
July 18th, 2010 – 7:24 pm ICT
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July 18, 2010 (Pen Men at Work): Amanda Logue happens to be a proprietor of a lingerie store. She has also been a person, who has dipped into prostitution. Jason Andrews happens to be a bisexual deejay of Chicago. Amanda and Jason bumped into each other on the set of a pornographic video towards the end of 2009. They were smitten by each other even though Logue was wedded to a male in Leesburg. Jason and Amanda also happen to be a duo of pornographic personalities. The two now find themselves in a real-life murder mystery.
Police officers uttered on Friday that the two were the participants on May 15 in the fatal knifing and walloping of a Floridian tattoo artist with a tack hammer. Jason and Amanda represent the persons accused of perpetrating the slau …

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