Detroit Strip Clubs: Windsor police charge two in connection with stabbing
April 30, 2010 at 5:13 pm | In Detroit strip clubs | No Comments… More Images » WINDSOR, Ont. â Police have laid an attempted murder charge against Darryl Byrd, 28, of Windsor, in connection with a stabbing at Leopard’s strip club that sent a man to hospital with multiple wounds, including a punctured lung.Photograph by: Jason Kryk, The Windsor Star
WINDSOR, Ont. â Police have laid an attempted murder charge against Darryl Byrd, 28, of Windsor, in connection with a stabbing at Leopard’s strip club that sent a man to hospital with multiple wounds, including a punctured lung.
Police have also charged Amanda McIntosh, 24, with obstruction of justice in connection with the investigation. Police do not allege she was present for the stabbing.
The stabbing occurred at the Wyandotte Street West strip joint about 2 a.m. Wednesday following a dispute. Police arrived to find the victim staggering and bleeding outside.
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Detroit Strip Clubs: Windsor strip club stabbing arrests
April 30, 2010 at 5:13 pm | In Detroit strip clubs | No CommentsWindsor strip club stabbing arrests Last Updated: Friday, April 30, 2010 | 3:26 PM ET CBC News
A man was found stabbed and bleeding in the parking lot of Leopard’s Lounge on Wyandotte Street West early Wednesday morning. (Google)
Police in Windsor, Ont., have arrested two people in connection with a stabbing outside a west end strip club.
Police found a 27-year-old Chatham man bleeding in the parking lot of Leopard’s Lounge on Wyandotte Street at 2 a.m. Wednesday morning.
The man had been stabbed multiple times in the chest and suffered a collapsed lung.
Police have charged Darryl Byrd, 28, of Windsor, with attempted murder.
Amanda McIntosh, 24, has been charged with obstructing justice, though police say it is not believed she was in the parking lot when the man was stabbed.
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Murder outside strip club in 2009
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Detroit Strip Clubs: Kilpatrick refuses subpoena in Manoogian lawsuit
April 30, 2010 at 11:24 am | In Detroit strip clubs | No CommentsAs if Kwame Kilpatrick didn’t have enough legal troubles already, a Wayne County Circuit Court jury heard testimony on Thursday that the disgraced former Detroit mayor refused to accept a subpoena to testify in a lawsuit brought by one of his former bodyguards, who alleges he was threatened and intimidated to remain silent about what he saw at an alleged party at Manoogian Mansion that may have led to the death of a stripper.
“I told him, ‘Mr. Kilpatrick, I have a subpoena for you.’ He told me to get out of his way,” Timothy Sargent testified today in Wayne County Circuit Judge Michael Sapala’s courtroom where Davis’ lawsuit against the city and Kilpatrick is being heard. “He told his guards to keep me away from him.” Sargent said he confronted Kilpatrick twice as he left Circuit Judge David Groner’s fourth-floor courtroom last week. Sargent rushed down the stairs to confront Kilpatrick again in front of the courthouse. Kilpatrick, who usually stops on the courthouse steps after h …
Detroit Strip Clubs: Feds tell judge she’s misreading militia case
April 29, 2010 at 11:49 pm | In Detroit strip clubs | No CommentsProsecutors played it as evidence that Stone and his allies were intent on killing police officers.
“I think we gotta just start huntin’ ‘em here pretty soon. … They’re easy to find, they’re sittin’ alongside the road and they got these red and blue lights on top of their car,” Stone tells five others and the undercover agent.
Michael Meeks, 40, of Manchester, Mich., replied: “It’s like a Kmart super special or whatever.”
At another point, Stone says he knows where four officers live and “we can go burn their house down.” Laughter follows.
At times, they imitate the noise of guns and talk about poison, strippers, Chinese troops and United Nations forces — people in “magical blue helmets.” But they don’t refer to specific people they might be targeting.
Detroit Strip Clubs: Consultant gets 1 day jail sentence for bribing union leader
April 29, 2010 at 6:00 pm | In Detroit strip clubs | No CommentsAssistant U.S. Attorney David Gardey said Jewett was prosecuted for promising a $266,000 kickback to Mabry — a crime he admitted. Jewett initially cooperated with the investigation but later “for unknown reasons, decided to stop cooperating with the government,” Gardey said.
Mabry, 64, is serving a federal prison sentence for receiving illegally discounted work on his Grosse Pointe Park home, but has not been charged in connection with the Jewett case. Mabry is due to be released in May 2011.
AA Capital was headed by John Orecchio, a Chicago businessman who awaits sentencing after pleading guilty in February to wire fraud and theft from an employee benefit plan in federal court in Illinois.
He admitted misappropriating more than $24 million invested by the carpenters and other union pension funds, spending the money on over $1 million worth of jewelry, luxury cars, travel, gambling and renovating a Detroit strip club, among other items.
Detroit Strip Clubs: Feds tell judge she’s misreading militia case
April 29, 2010 at 6:00 pm | In Detroit strip clubs | No CommentsMeanwhile, Roberts on Thursday released an audio CD that was played in court Tuesday, along with a transcript. The conversations were secretly recorded Feb. 20 by an undercover agent who had infiltrated Hutaree.
Prosecutors played it as evidence that Stone and his allies were intent on killing police officers.
“I think we gotta just start huntin’ ‘em here pretty soon. … They’re easy to find, they’re sittin’ alongside the road and they got these red and blue lights on top of their car,” Stone tells five others and the undercover agent.
Michael Meeks, 40, of Manchester, Mich., replied: “It’s like a Kmart super special or whatever.”
At times, they laugh, imitate the noise of guns and talk about poison, strippers, Chinese troops and United Nations forces — people in “magical blue helmets.” But they don’t refer to specific people they might be targeting.
Detroit Escorts: Digest: Capitals ousted
April 29, 2010 at 1:13 pm | In Detroit escorts | No Comments… Before the series started, no one gave us a chance to win, not even one game,” said Halak, who stopped 131 of Washington’s 134 shots in Games 5-7. “We proved (to) them they were wrong.”
Montreal defenseman Marc-Andre Bergeron scored a 4-on-3 goal in the last 30 seconds of the opening period after Norris Trophy finalist Mike Green was sent off for cross-checking. Dominic Moore made it 2-0 with 31/2 minutes left, stealing the puck from Green before beating goalie Semyon Varlamov.
Brooks Laich cut Washington’s deficit with 2:16 to go, and the Capitals then got one last power play a half-minute later, but couldn’t connect.
MIAMI — Dolphins owner Stephen Ross will “take appropriate actions if necessary” against general manager Jeff Ireland for asking former Oklahoma State receiver Dez Bryant whether his mother was ever a prostitute.
Detroit Strip Clubs: Pacman Jones has all the partying out of his system
April 29, 2010 at 12:13 pm | In Detroit strip clubs | No Comments… I don’t do the things that I used to do,” Jones said. “I don’t hang out with the crowd that I used to. I’m a grown man now. I have a little girl. I have a fiancée with another baby on the way. So them days are over with, the kid days. It’s about my family now.”[...]“You get older,” Jones said. “I was a kid straight out of college. Partying was what I liked to do back then. I’m pretty much partied out now.”
“I’m pretty much partied out now” — I love that that’s Pacman’s grand argument for getting back into the league. He’s pretty much saying, “Hey, believe me, guys, I have seen so many glitter-covered strippers that I can’t even stand the thought of stuffing another dollar into a g-string glowing in the black light. That is why I should be a part of your organization.”
Detroit Strip Clubs: Windsor police arrest two in strip club stabbing
April 29, 2010 at 12:13 pm | In Detroit strip clubs | No Comments… WINDSOR, Ont. â Two people have been arrested in connection with a stabbing at a Wyandotte Street West strip club that sent a 27-year-old Chatham man to hospital with multiple wounds and a punctured lung.Photograph by: Jason Kryk, The Windsor Star
WINDSOR, Ont. â Two people have been arrested in connection with a stabbing at a Wyandotte Street West strip club that sent a 27-year-old Chatham man to hospital with multiple wounds and a punctured lung.
A 28-year-old Windsor man turned himself into police accompanied by his lawyer about 9 a.m. this morning. Police said he appeared to have suffered injuries related to the fight at Leopard’s Lounge and Broil that led to the stabbing. His name is being withheld pending his formal arraignment.
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Police responded to the strip club about 2 a.m. Wednesday. Police said a fight broke out inside the club and that officers found the victim staggering and bleeding outside.
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Detroit Strip Clubs: Knifing victim to live
April 29, 2010 at 6:25 am | In Detroit strip clubs | No CommentsPolice say it’s a lucky thing no one else got hurt early Wednesday when a fight broke out in a Windsor strip club and one man suffered multiple stab wounds to the chest.
Officers responded to the call around 2 a.m. at Leopard’s Lounge on Wyandotte Street West.
“That’s always a concern in these types of situations,” said Staff Sgt. Norm Burkoski of the Windsor police major crimes unit.
“You get a number of people in a confined space and the weapon is produced. There’s always a potential for serious injury.”
The 27-year-old victim, from Chatham, was still in serious condition Wednesday afternoon.
Police said the stabbing punctured the man’s lung, but he was expected to survive.
Investigators weren’t sure what sparked the fight and said it doesn’t appear the two previously knew each other.
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