Ron Mexico Pleading Guilty

He better hope cellmate bubba the nazi who loves dogs never sees this picture.

Ron Mexico Update

Looks like Ron's fixin' to cop a plea!

Bored 19 year olds are dangerous

again, no one died, not even the dog! That said, even Ron Mexico isn't accused of anything this bad!

Man sodomized his grandmother's dog, police say

By JACOB H. FRIES
Published August 2, 2007

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ST. PETERSBURG - A 19-year-old Titusville man has been charged with animal cruelty after police said he sodomized his grandmother's Yorkshire terrier.

Nicholas R. Densmore was arrested on Monday and remained in the Pinellas County Jail on Wednesday in lieu of $25,000 bail.

It was unknown what Densmore used to sodomize the dog, but afterward he threw the injured animal in the trash behind his grandparents' home on Dartmouth Avenue North, where it was later found, according to a police report.

The Yorkshire terrier, a female named Duchess, underwent surgery at an animal hospital and was expected to return home late Wednesday or early today, said Claudette Densmore, Densmore's grandmother.

Claudette Densmore said she spoke with her grandson only briefly before he was arrested and he denied hurting the dog. She said he had come to stay with her and her husband about a month ago and was looking for a job. "He's never done anything like this before," she said. "Just kid stuff."

State records show he has previously been arrested seven times, five of them as a juvenile. In August of last year, in his first arrest as an adult, he was charged with trespassing and resisting arrest. He pleaded no contest and received 60 days in jail.

Ron Mexico Update

Michael Vick Indicted

Feds: Falcons QB, cohorts executed pit bulls that failed fight tests

JULY 17--NFL star Michael Vick was indicted today on a federal conspiracy charge for his alleged role in a dog fighting venture that operated from a Virginia property owned by the Atlanta Falcons quarterback. A copy of the indictment, filed today in U.S. District Court in Richmond, can be found below. The 27-year-old Vick, whose nickname is listed as "Ookie" in the indictment, allegedly established the Bad Newz Kennels in early-2001 in Smithfield, Virginia. It was this property, for which Vick paid $34,000, that the star athlete and his codefendants used as the "main staging area for housing and training the pit bulls involved in the dog fighting venture and hosting dog fights." According to prosecutors, Vick and his cohorts began purchasing pit bull puppies in late-2001 and would eventually "sponsor" individual dog fights with purses as high as $26,000. In the indictment's most harrowing parts, federal investigators describe what happened to some Bad Newz Kennels dogs that either lost matches or did not perform well in test fights. After a March 2003 loss by a female pit bull, codefendant Purnell Peace, "after consulting with Vick," electrocuted the animal. In April, prosecutors allege, Vick, Peace, and Quanis Phillips, "executed approximately 8 dogs that did not perform well in 'testing' sessions." These animals, the indictment claims, were killed "by various methods, including hanging, drowning, and slamming at least one dog's body to the ground."

Ron Mexico Update

I guess Ron had to cancel his golf tournament. No word on whether he gave any STDs to those dogs he mistreated.

No Vick event at Kingsmill

The Atlanta quarterback will not hold his charity golf tournament.

DAILY PRESS

June 22, 2007

Michael Vick's charity golf tournament, set for today at Kingsmill, has been canceled.

The Atlanta Falcons quarterback has been under scrutiny since April, when local and state police raided a home in Surry County that belonged to him, taking away dozens of dogs. The animals and equipment removed from the house are now part of a dogfighting investigation, and the house has been sold.

The golf tournament was to benefit several foundations, including scholarships in the memory of the Virginia Tech shooting victims. Kings-mill officials did not say why the event was canceled when they contacted WAVY-TV 10.

Gloucester football coach Tommy Reamon, Vick's coach at Warwick High, said the event was canceled weeks ago.

Appearances by Vick in football camps at William and Mary and Christopher Newport also recently were canceled. No one has been charged in connection with the dogfighting investigation.

Blog Updates

Made a few updates to the site, mostly to the right side info boxes. Look for further updates.

Kansas City Barbeque - San Diego

Kansas City Barbeque - San Diego

So this is how old I really am.....
I'm in San Diego for my umpteenth time, But find out about this KC BBQ Where they filmed "Top Gun". (Guy #2 has probably been there, but never shared this with me) Well, seeing as how I am the "Iceman" ( A story that cannot be told on this site due to liability issues), I cruise on over . Here it is after midnite on a sunday night but it is hopping. As we are sitting there drinking "cheaply priced good beer", this guy and his date walk up to the bar. NOw in front of us behind the bar is one of only two Helmets that TC (Tom Cruise) wore in the movie (the other one is in the Hard Rock Cafe in La Jolla). So back to guy and his girl at the bar. The bartender asks for her ID and as I look over to to watch with interest, I see that the bartnder is wearing a T-shirt commemerating it's 20th anniversary of the bar being in "TOP GUN"(1986). The bartender tells the young lady, "well you've made it by a couple of weeks". She smiles and then it hits me, okay, 20th anniversary of the bar was last year, so that means this is the 21st year, and the girl just turned 21 last month............(now mind you, It is really past 2 am my body time, and We've already plowed thru one pitcher of beer, but like "Ron Mexico", my mind is one of my weapons). "Holy Rat Turds Batman!!!!! She wasn't even born when "TOP GUN" was made!!!"............AAAAWWWWW ......just give me another pitcher of "cheaply priced good beer"
But just to set the record straight, I WAS the ICEMAN four years before the movie was out!!

Ron Mexico's Ice Cream Truck

Cops: Ice Cream Truck Sold 'Pot-Sicles'

MISSION, Texas (AP) -- Police say the jingle of this ice cream truck meant pot-sickles. Police say elementary school students tipped them off to an ice cream truck driver who was apparently selling $5 and $10 bags of marijuana from the truck. Most customers were in the third, fourth, and fifth grades.

"It's a scary thought, but that's the info we received," Mission police Chief Leo Longoria said.

Raymundo Flores, a 40-year-old illegal immigrant from Mexico, was arrested Thursday on charges of possession of marijuana. He was transported to Hidalgo County jail after a judge set bond at $30,000. His case will likely be turned over to federal immigration officials, Assistant Police Chief Robert Dominguez said.

While police didn't witness any sales, a drug sniffing dog did help them find packets of marijuana alongside the more traditional frozen treats.

News video showed the driver may have been doing some subtle advertising. While the outside of the truck was festooned with pictures of ice cream, pendants in the shape of marijuana leaves dangled inside the truck.

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/O/ODD_ICE_CREAM_TRUCK_POT?SITE=7219&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2007-05-25-20-10-58

Obviously there will be not picture accompanying this post

Top medical journal blasts "designer vagina" craze:

"Top medical journal blasts 'designer vagina' craze
May 24 07:03 PM US/Eastern
One of the world's most prestigious health journals has lashed a fast-growing trend in the United States and Britain for 'designer vaginas,' the tabloid term for cosmetic surgery to the female genitalia.

The fashion is being driven by commercial and media pressures that exploit women's insecurities and is fraught with unknowns, including a risk to sexual arousal, the British Medical Journal (BMJ) says.

Known as elective genitoplasty, the surgery usually entails shortening or changing the shape of the outer lips, or labia, but may also include reduction in the hood of skin covering the clitoris or shortening the vagina itself.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that the practice is spreading fast in the United States as well as in Britain, but the picture is unclear, the BMJ says.

Not only is there a disturbing lack of data about the phenomenon, there has been negligible assessment about surgical after-effects -- and almost zero reflexion as to whether a labial 'problem' exists in the first place, the BMJ says angrily.

In 2004-5, 800 'labial reductions' were conducted by Britain's state-run National Health Service (NHS), more than a doubling of the figure of six years earlier."

"Our patients sometimes cited restrictions on lifestyle as reasons for their decision," they say.

"These restrictions included inability to wear tight clothing, go to the beach, take communal showers or ride a bicycle comfortably, or avoidance of some sexual practices.

"Men, however, do not usually want the size of their genitals reduced for such reasons. Furthermore, they find alternative solutions for any discomfort arising from rubbing or chaffing of the genitals."

You think that last paragraph is an understatement?

The national health service does this? When I was there they couldn't even afford individual plastic cups for you to pee in! You had to being in your own mason jar, or something.

Ron Mexico Update 2

I never knew he was the highest paid player in the NFL, until now.

BAD TO THE BONE?

Vick's rep getting sacked over dogfighting rap

OHM YOUNGMISUK

New York Daily News

Michael Vick claims not to know what was going on behind the doors of the gated white house at 1915 Moonlight Road.

But what authorities discovered during a drug raid on Vick's 15-acre property in rural Virginia sounds like something out of a gory horror flick.

There were blood splatters on the floor of one room and a blood-stained rolled-up carpet in the corner of another. Veterinarian drugs and, according to one account, syringes were found in the house. More than 50 dogs were also found, some of them heavily scarred with gashes on their bodies - one had a severely injured leg that was bent at a grotesque angle. Many of the dogs were tied to heavy chains linked to car axles buried in the ground. Weight scales, five treadmills designed for dogs, and other equipment commonly used to prepare and train dogs for fighting were discovered on the premises.

Police were initially planning to bust Vick's cousin Davon Boddie, who was living at the house -- Vick did not reside there -- for drugs. Boddie had given the Surry County address as his home when he was arrested April 20 in Hampton, Va., on suspicion of marijuana possession with the intent to distribute. Police got a search warrant and went through the house looking for drugs and drug paraphernalia.

Instead, they stumbled upon what appeared to be an underground dogfighting ring that could leave the NFL's highest-paid player facing suspension and possible prosecution.

"We heard there was a video existing with him sitting next to the pit," says John Goodwin, deputy manager of animal fighting issues for the Humane Society of the United States. "I don't know if the video has been destroyed or does exist. I don't think you need that kind of evidence. There have been dogfighting cases that have led to convictions with less evidence. You got scarred-up dogs, a carpet with blood on it that dogs fought on, veterinarian drugs and syringes used for pre- and post-fight treatment and equipment they used to prepare dogs for fights.

"There's a store owner, despite Vick's denial that he is involved, saying (Vick) has been there buying veterinarian drugs. All the pieces are there."

The Atlanta Falcons' franchise quarterback, known for his scrambling ability, is having trouble eluding his latest off-the-field controversy, which seems to grow almost daily. Tomorrow, Surry County investigators will review dogfighting evidence that was seized after the drug raid.

Vick has reportedly sold the home in the past couple of weeks.

On Friday, Rep. Tom Lantos, D-Calif., joined two prominent animal rights groups in putting pressure on NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to "act swiftly and forcefully" if Vick was involved in dogfighting. Lantos hinted that the government may get involved if the NFL doesn't act appropriately.

"I am outraged that one of the National Football League's superstars is affiliated with such a heinous enterprise," Lantos wrote in a letter to Goodell. "The level of cruelty involved in exploiting animals to the point that 60 malnourished and injured dogs were removed from Mr. Vick's property is mind-boggling. I will view anything less than the strongest repudiation of Mr. Vick's involvement as tacit support for this atrocious activity."

Surry County Commonwealth Attorney Gerald Poindexter, the prosecutor in the investigation, told The Associated Press that he doubted the evidence will be reviewed in time to submit to a grand jury, which is scheduled to meet Tuesday. No charges have yet been filed.

Poindexter, who did not return phone calls, said last week that he is convinced that dogfighting took place on the Vick property and that as many as six to 10 people could be involved. Poindexter has repeatedly cautioned, however, against a rush to judgment on Vick, saying that the former Virginia Tech star is a registered dog breeder and that some of the dogs at the residence appeared to be well-cared for.

"I'm not going to be a party to a witch hunt," Poindexter told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "This will not be driven by people who hate Michael Vick, love Michael Vick or people who love animals."

Dogfighting, which has a burgeoning subculture across the country, is a felony punishable up to five years in prison and a $2,500 fine. At the moment, Vick is reportedly being viewed as just a property owner. According to Goodwin, however, confidential informants have provided prior information of Vick being involved in organized dog fights, which are illegal in all 50 states.

"We've been getting phone calls periodically over the last couple of years responding to a reward program (that) word in the dogfighting circles was that Michael Vick was involved in this," Goodwin says. "In this case, it should be cut and dry. If that attorney doesn't bring charges on this, I am going to be suspicious."

If Vick was involved and is charged, the quarterback will be punished by Goodell, who suspended Adam (Pacman) Jones last month for the Titan defensive back's repeated run-ins with the law.

The league is monitoring the Vick issue closely, and a source says Goodell will not show favoritism toward a superstar player or rule differently because the punishment could cripple a team.

"(If) he does back down, he will lose all credibility with us," one league general manager says of Goodell. "This is when you show you are for real. Don't hide behind some gloss here, that it's Michael Vick so we have to find a way to insulate ourselves. This would be a great guy to make an example of. He would love to show that, ‘I am for real,' because he is."

The commissioner made that clear to Vick when he met with the Falcons star for 20 minutes at the NFL draft last month.

"I was very clear with Michael," Goodell said in a recent broadcast interview. "People living in your house and people on your property is your responsibility. That is not an excuse from my standpoint. He needed to make sure he surrounded himself with people who were going to treat him properly and represent him the way he wanted to be."

For as many football highlights as he has produced, Vick is quickly collecting almost as many off-the-field mishaps.

Vick was named in a lawsuit that alleged he knowingly infected a woman with a sexually transmitted disease and used the alias "Ron Mexico" while receiving treatment. He settled out of court.

Last season, Vick was fined $20,000 for making an obscene gesture at fans following a home loss to the Saints. In January, he was investigated for carrying a water bottle with a hidden compartment that security at Miami International Airport said smelled of marijuana. Vick was cleared of any wrongdoing.

Then, in late April, the quarterback made more negative headlines when he missed a congressional breakfast that was held in his honor in Washington. Vick also had a trespassing charge dismissed after he was caught fishing in a private lake in Virginia.

"That is who Michael Vick is," the general manager says. "He's got that posse that is like that. He thinks he's oblivious to this because of who he is, because of the wealth he's amassed. That money went to his head and created real problems. I don't know how else to say it: He is an embarrassment and a little bit of a nightmare. What can't you do? You can't trust him."

Charlotte Observer | 05/21/2007 | Vick's rep getting sacked over dogfighting rap:

Ron Mexico Update

ESPN.com: Investigator: Witnesses can put Vick at dog fights: "Animal control officer confident Vick was at fights

ESPN.com

Updated: May 16, 2007, 8:46 AM ET


Michael Vick has said that he was rarely at the Virginia house he owned where officials have found evidence of dog fighting and that he never took part in the practice. Investigators don't agree.

Kathy Strouse, the animal control coordinator for the City of Chesapeake in Virginia which is investigating the case at the Smithfield home, told Yahoo.com on Tuesday she has spoken with individuals who can 'put Vick on that property' during matches.

Saying she is 'very confident' that Vick will be tied directly to the dog fighting on the property, Strouse has challenged Surry County Commonwealth attorney Gerald Poindexter to bring charges.

'He [Poindexter] was at the home and saw the equipment that we seized,' Strouse said. 'When we were there, he said he had enough right there to issue an indictment. He didn't say who he would indict, but he said he had enough.

'Now, with what he has said, it makes you think, 'What in the world is going on in Surry County?' This certainly doesn't make me feel warm and fuzzy about the Surry County attorney."

I didn't think anyone was named that any more.