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'FINDLAY, Ohio — A county commissioner said she was joking when she told a former county resident she wanted to castrate him and had the tools to do it. Jeff Davidson said Hancock County Commissioner Emily Walton, who is a veterinarian, made the comment to him during a heated telephone conversation last week over a neighborhood drainage issue. Davidson said the comment was unprofessional and that Walton should resign as commissioner.

Walton said Davidson had been disrespectful on the phone to her and to women working in the commission office several times. She says the castration comment is one she has used for years and that people with half a sense of humor understand.'

Hancock County Commissioner office: commissioners-at-co.hancock.oh.us

http://www.meninpower.com/

'MiP is a Registered Student Organization at the University of Chicago that provides a unique opportunity for undergraduate men at the University of Chicago to expand and sharpen their knowledge of business, politics, and networking—giving them the skills they will need to become future leaders of the world. The group also seeks to address issues and challenges modern men face in their lives, with acknowledgment of the tremendous hardship that the female sex have suffered.'

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'A 41-year-old Austrian woman has been arrested after a man was found strangled to death at her flat.

The 36-year-old Spanish man was killed last Friday at the woman’s flat in Adliswil, Switzerland, according to Zurich police.

They said today (Fri) she had called them at 7am that morning to say she had found a dead man in her flat.

Zurich police said the Spaniard had been visiting the woman before his death. They have no information as yet about the woman’s possible motive for killing the Spaniard.'

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'Two women have been arrested in connection with an assault and rape in Oklahoma City, police said Friday.

Police arrested Sonya Carr, 26, and Carla Terrazas, 19, on Thursday, Sgt. Jennifer Wardlow said.

On Aug. 30, a woman reported she had been attacked and raped about 5 a.m. that day in south Oklahoma City. She was found in her vehicle by a passer-by in the area of SW 41 and Youngs Boulevard. The passer-by called a friend of the victim, who took her to the hospital, Wardlow said.'

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People new to MANN may be interested in this site. Contrary to popular belief, woman-on-woman sexual assaults occur much more than presumed. Feminists would have us believe such is not the case.

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'NORFOLK, Va. - Norfolk Police say they arrested a woman who confessed to driving around a victim who had been duct taped and beaten.

Police say Sonia Green and two other males grabbed a victim in the 3800 block of Granby Street last Sunday.

The victim, Obdulio Salazar, was duct taped, beaten and put into a van. The suspects then allegedly drove him around the city demanding his ATM pin numbers.

He managed to escape and identified Green through a photo lineup.

She was arrested and police say she confessed to the crime.'

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'A Sudanese woman who emigrated to the United States in 2005 is facing a murder charge in connection with the death of her 5-month-old son.

Marlen Ramadan Taboor, 21, was arrested Friday by Henrico County police and last night was being held in the Roanoke City Jail, according to law enforcement spokesmen.

Taboor, according to online court records, was charged in Roanoke Tuesday last week with the murder of her son, Christopher George, in October last year. It was unclear last night why Taboor was in the Richmond area. She was arrested in the 6300 block of Clover Lane in Henrico, near the intersection of Lakeside Avenue and Hilliard Road.

Taboor moved to the Roanoke area from Sudan in 2005, according to a news story then in the Roanoke Times newspaper. She was charged with grand larceny days before her son's death and given a suspended prison sentence, according to court records.'

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'DAYTONA BEACH -- Murder suspect Carine Doctor was relieved when police finally came for her early Wednesday morning.

After being on the run for more than a month since the July 20 shooting death of 13-year-old Lloyd Robinson Jr., Doctor was found just after 9:30 a.m. at a tiny claptrap house at 512 Washington St., police said.

"She said she was glad this was over and that she had some things to get off her chest," Police Chief Mike Chitwood said, referring to Doctor. "She had been at the at house for the last two days."

The chief said he received a call Wednesday from a tipster who asked whether police were still interested in arresting Doctor. The caller told Chitwood that officers should go to the Washington Street address "right now," because Doctor was inside the house.'

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'Tulsa - A woman has been arrested after police say she ran over her husband following an argument.

It happened late Wednesday night in the 44-hundred block of North Cincinnati. Witnesses reported seeing a man running down Cincinnati being chased by an SUV. The man was struck by the vehicle, whose driver then back up and ran over him again before leaving the scene.

The victim was rushed to a Tulsa hospital with what were considered life-threatning injuries. His condition was not known.
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Wright was booked into the Tulsa County Jail on complaints of assault with a deadly weapon and leaving the scene of an injury accident. She's being held on more than 45-thousand dollars bond.'

Story here. Is it me, or are female abuser articles kind of short? This particular story has just three sentences.

'COLUMBIANA, Ala. (AP) - Shelby County Sheriff's investigators have arrested a 42-year-old woman who is accused of ordering a hit on her ex-husband.

Officials said Friday that Kimberly Dawn McGuffie was charged with criminal solicitation to commit murder, criminal conspiracy to commit murder, unlawful distribution of a controlled substance and unlawful possession of a controlled substance.

She is being held in the Shelby County Jail on a total of $545,000 bail for all four charges.'

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'Tulsa police arrested a woman after she allegedly shot her husband during a domestic dispute early Friday.

The woman, Christine Goldblatt, 42, told police that the shooting was in self defense, police records show.

About 4:30 a.m., police were called to a residence at the 4600 block of South Vancouver Avenue on a report that a man had been shot, said Capt. Richard Alexander of the Tulsa Police Department.'

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'Young men are dangerous. They are particularly dangerous when they gather together in packs. Is this news to anybody? It would seem so. The years of self-delusion, in which the people who determine these things actually believed that they had ruled male aggression out of legitimate social life, have made it necessary to state the obvious truth once again.

So here it is: men have a primary impulse (innate? hormonal? environmentally determined? who cares?) to band together and engage in quasi-tribal conflict. Stable and enlightened institutions can educate them out of the more gratuitous forms of this behaviour by channelling the impulse into disciplined, formalised activities. When such influences are lacking, and especially when the inclinations are not harnessed to any acceptable group loyalty, such as family or genuine community, mayhem is likely to result.'

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'That “sensitivity to humankind” is a wonderful compliment, President Sirleaf, but, unfortunately, I think that it’s only a gender stereotype that women are inherently less violent and they “feel” parenthood and the loss of children to war more than fathers do. Maybe I’m just a cynic, but I don’t think cruelty and poor judgment knows a gender. Just because women largely have not been in positions of power in wars so far doesn’t mean they would be any less hawkish if they were to be in that position. Just think about it: If Hillary Clinton had been elected president, do you seriously think not a single American soldier or other world citizen would have died on her watch?

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'A 19-year-old Massachusetts woman who claimed Friday that she was raped by Lehigh University police officers was charged today with making a false report to police, Pennsylvania State Police at Bethlehem report.

Brielynn Neumann Shrewsbury, Mass., faces arraignment in front of South Bethlehem District Judge Nancy Matos Gonzalez.

Neumann was being held by police Friday as part of an unrelated investigation when she allegedly told Bethlehem police that Lehigh officers had raped her, state police report. She later changed her story, saying an undercover Lehigh University police officer sexually assaulted her, police said. She was identified at the time as a Lehigh student.
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It is the second alleged false sexual assault claim this summer on an area college campus.'

In case you were wondering, Lehigh University's take on sexual assault from their website is here. Excerpt:.