Makes You Wonder Which One Is Worse Than The Other..? Actually They're Both Worse But One Just Seems More Worse'r!
Like how about the one who's an actual frigging "Police Officer!" & 'Yes, a Black Man at that! What the hell was this damn idiot thinking about when he actually (Raped) a (75 Year Old) Woman? who was also surely more helpless than normal because she had a stroke. And this fool done it 2 times, and was going to do it 3 times, until he was caught on camera! This Gary D. Baker was an unusual rare case, but people like "Jared Fogle" who raped or molested little children, "boys & girls", you usually always hear about those kind of perverted sick fools all the time. But damn man, this person who raped a paralyzed 75 year old woman was a real frigging COP! That's just as bad as the other perpetrators who mess with innocent little kids that are not in law enforcement though. This Police officer should have had (3) Life Sentences instead of (1). & Of course, The subway sandwich eating dude should have definitely have had more than a measly (15) Years in Prison! Well I guess some time, is better than no time at all... | Jared Fogle Sentenced To 15 Years In Prison For Sex With Minors, Child Pornography.
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U.S. District Judge Tanya Walton Pratt sentenced former Subway pitchman Jared Fogle to a prison term of more than 15 years Thursday, accepting a plea deal that sees him admit to charges of receiving child pornography and repeatedly having sex with minors.
The case involved interstate travel to pay minors for sex, as well as at least 400 child pornography videos — many of which Fogle received from the head of his charity, prosecutors said at today's hearing.
Fogle was sentenced to 188 months on each count, to be served concurrently. That amounts to just over 15 and a half years.
"Will serve a minimum of 13 before parole. Lifetime supervised release," reports RTV6's Jordan Fischer.
The sentencing hearing started at 9 a.m. ET and lasted more than four hours. We've updated this post with news from the courthouse, relying on local news reporters. The proceeding was not televised.
Prosecutors had been seeking a punishment of around 12 years in prison, while Fogle's lawyers asked for a sentence of around five years. Fogle is also reportedly paying about $1.4 million in total restitution to 14 victims, some of whom live in his home state of Indiana.
After going over a summary of the case, Judge Pratt issued a 188-month prison sentence for Fogle, to be served concurrently. Pratt said Fogle was "obsessed" with pornography and having sex with minors, according to WISH-TV's Tim McNicholas.
Responding to Fogle's statement that his actions have devastated his wife, Judge Pratt interrupted him to say, "You gave your wife almost $7 million though. And don't worry, She'll be OK!"
| Officer Gary Dale Baker Is Convicted Of Raping a 75 Year Old Woman.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. – A former Sacramento police officer convicted of raping a 75-year-old stroke victim in her senior living apartment has been sentenced to life in prison, court records show.
Prosecutors said Gary Dale Baker, 52, entered the woman’s apartment at least three times from 2010 to 2012, raping her twice as she suffered from a stroke-related inability to speak.
He was convicted in July of nine charges relating to the case, including rape, forcible oral copulation, sexual battery and burglary. On Tuesday, Baker was sentenced to 62 years to life, meaning that he will spend the rest of his life behind bars, a spokeswoman for Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert said.
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The woman, now 77, was recovering from a stroke in a senior living complex in South Sacramento when the attacks began, prosecutors said.
She struggled to communicate to her family what had happened, and initially, even though DNA evidence confirmed the rape, investigators were not able to link it to any known suspects, prosecutors said.
But in late 2012, after Baker attempted a third assault, a Sacramento police detective suggested that the woman’s family install a motion-activated camera.
When Baker came back again, police officers reviewing the footage immediately recognized him. Baker, who was then an active officer on the Sacramento police force, was arrested and fired from the department.
“You tarnished the badge for police officers everywhere,” Sacramento Superior Court Judge Ernest Sawtelle said as he sentenced Baker, the Sacramento Bee newspaper reported on Wednesday. “For your crimes, you will be sentenced to life in prison.”
Sawtelle called Baker’s crimes “unspeakable,” the newspaper said.
Sacramento County jail records show that Baker remained in custody on Wednesday, with no listed release date. A request by his attorneys for a new trial was denied on Tuesday, records show.
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"Happy Hands & Happy Feet..?"
Your Nails Has Created a Big Beauty Salon Business! & Spending anywhere from $10 - $45 a pop for a manicure and $15 - $50 for a pedicure (not including tip), your weekly or monthly salon visits are costing you precious pampering dollars. No wonder it's a six billion dollar a year industry. So as you can imagine, the money you spend on these little luxuries is very important to the salon industry, meaning they will do whatever it takes to keep you coming back for more. While sometimes "whatever it takes" is going above and beyond excellent service, cleanliness and technique, it can also mean cutting corners and deceiving the salon layman in order to keep costs down and business booming.
And not to totally scare you, but what's supposed to be a luxurious treat, can sometimes turn into your worst nightmare -- think skin eating diseases and infections. While yes, millions of women get manicures each year and don't experience any serious or life-threatening side effects, you'd be naive to believe that it could never happen to you. Nail salons that have been insufficiently cleaned or performed bad sanitization practices, as well as ones with inadequately trained nail technicians, could be a breeding ground for bacteria and a dangerous place for you to "unwind." This post will show you how to save money at the salon, and your nails, and quite possibly even your life.,
#1). You Will Always Be At Risk!
Near Death By Pedicure., Because an estimated one million unsuspecting clients walk out of their chosen salon with infections -- bacterial, viral and fungal." And no matter which salon you go to, there is always a risk of infection. In research "75 percent of salons in the United States are not following their own state protocols for disinfections," which includes not mixing their disinfectant solutions properly on a daily basis, not soaking their instruments appropriately, and using counterfeit products to reduce costs (for example Windex substituted for Barbicide). And the problem is that there is no way to really "verify an instrument has been properly soaked and sterilized," without watching the process.
#2.) They Never Turn Any Customers Away!
Like most businesses, most nail salons won't turn away paying costumers. Which means that people who are sick, have nail infections or foot fungus are being worked on next to you instead of being referred to an appropriate medical professional.
The greatest danger of the nail salon is "The transmission of infection from one client to another." And with "millions of people whose immune systems are compromised by diabetes, HIV, cancer, hepatitis and other "infective organisms" booking services offered in nail salons, many are dangerously susceptible to infection, which is clearly a warning danger.
#3.) They Even Swap And Dilute Bottles!
Many salons are filling expensive lotion bottles with a cheap generic lotion. That way the salons can charge you more for the manicure by claiming to use prestige products, but in reality are just deceiving you.
Similarly, some salons will dilute nail polish bottles that have become clumpy from old age or from too much air exposure with nail polish remover. This action compromises the quality of the polish, which will make the formula chip easier once on your nails. To ensure the life of your color and to protect any possible germ spreading, tote your own bottles.
#4.) Because You Don't Any Blood, Doesn't Mean You Haven't Been Cut & Exposed!
Breaks in the skin can be microscopic or highly visible," because they can either come in with the client via "cuts, scratches, hangnails, bitten nails, insect bites, paper cuts, split cuticles or be created in the salon. Nail techs using callus-cutting tools and nail nippers, files, cuticle pushers, and electric burrs and drills, can and do scratch and nick skin," sometimes drawing blood and sometimes not. But just because no blood is visible, doesn't mean these "portals of entry" aren't susceptible to infective organisms.
If you've ever had your nails filed and it momentarily feels "too hot in the corner for even a second," then you've had the surface layer of your skin broken, and leaving it open for infection.
#5.) All Costs Are Not Mentioned And Are Not Included!
Some salons will try to keep certain added costs a secret, because they try and up charge you for "nail strengtheners" or "base coats", and won't tell you until it's time to check out. But a quality nail salon will include all costs in the advertised price of the service. So make sure to ask if all costs are included before soaking your hands or feet.
#6.) Not All Disinfecting Solutions Are 100% Percent Effective!
"Some infective microorganisms are easy to kill and some are not." And unfortunately, there has been "industry-wide confusion about the definition of the term "Sterilized." Many nail techs think their instruments are sterilized, when in fact, they "have no clue," because not all disinfectant solutions are powerful enough to kill all viruses. Therefore, when nail techs aren't informed of costumers' pre-existing medical conditions, they don't know how to properly disinfect for particular viruses. "These are medical situations. So manicure and pedicure-licensed technicians aren't trained for. It's not in their job description and isn't their fault as they are "neither schooled nor licensed to work in the presence of blood or to maintain a surgically sterile environment either.
#7.) An "Autoclave" Is The Only Safe Bet For Proper Sterilization!
Many salons use Barbicide, UV light "sterilizer" boxes, or other chemical solutions to disinfect their tools, which is legal and standard, but not totally effective at killing (all) bacteria and infection. The only solution that works (completely) is an autoclave,. a machine used to sterilize equipment and supplies using high pressure and steam, "which kills (100%) percent of (all) infective organisms. But currently, for now, only two states (Texas and Iowa), require autoclaves in nail salons by law. Which means that "less than one percent of salons" use them regularly.
So in order to find out if your salon is using an autoclave so that you're a 100 percent protected, is to first, ask the salon manager how they disinfect their tools, and then look for the color change pouches that the instruments are prepared in. The color changes on the bag once the correct sterilization conditions have been met. This color change indicates that the object inside the package has been processed. Autoclave pouches are therefore sealed and should be opened in front of you.
#8.) When You Should Not Shave First!
You shouldn't shave before getting a pedicure. Because pedicurists do (Not Care) if you have hair on your legs. Also, shaving your legs makes you more prone to infection as newly shaved legs have open pores (and often tiny nicks you can't see) that are susceptible to infectious diseases. So don't be wary of showing off some stubble at the salon.
#9.) Some Tools Just Can't Necessarily Be Sanitized!
You can only put metal tools in the autoclave. And as stated before, only an autoclave kills 100 percent of all bacteria and viruses. Nail salon tools like pumice stones, emery boards, nail buffers and foam toe separators need to be swapped out after each use to prevent the spread of bacteria. That's why you're best off bringing your own, just in case the salon doesn't follow this practice. If you see any white residue on a nail file, it means it's been used on someone else.
#10.) You Really Don't Necessarily Need To Have Your Calluses Removed!
Many salons will try and talk you into callous removal, as it is usually an additional service and charge. If you're an athlete then you should never remove your calluses as these actually help level your performance. If you are not an athlete, you should have your calluses removed with a deep soak and scrub once they become thick and uncomfortable. So if you do opt for callous removal, always choose scrubbing or a chemical remover. Never allow your nail technician to cut or shave the skin off your feet. "Cutting is still cutting," and is not recommended. Not to mention, the more you cut, the thicker the calluses will grow back too...
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