Tucson AZ ( Tucson mom who fed baby feces sentenced to 13 years in prison )

 Posted: Aug 9, 2013 12:41 PM by Sam Salzwedel
Updated: Aug 9, 2013 12:43 PM     

 

     

Aug. 9: UPDATE - The Tucson woman who was convicted of intentionally making her child sick was sentenced to 13 years in prison Friday.
Blanco Montaño,23, will be credited with 72 days she has already served in jail.
Hospital staff alerted Child Protective Services of her 7-month-old's inability to get over an illness. Doctors suspected Montaño of intentionall making her ill by feeding her feces. It's a disorder known as Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy.
May 31: UPDATE - Montaño was found guilty of the charges Friday.

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May 23: TUCSON - The trial began for a mother accused of possibly making her 7-month-old daughter sick using feces.
"The doctors believe that Blanca is giving her daughter something to make her sick," according to an Interim Complaint by Tucson Police. "They indicated that ingestion of feces could cause the infections."
Opening arguments in the trial of Blanca Montaño started Wednesday.
Prosecutors say it is a case of Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy. That means she made up an illness in somebody else to get attention, even though they say she created a real illness. They believe she wanted the attention of the girl's father.
Dr. Hari Ghuman is a clinical psychiatry professor at the University of Arizona. He just learned about the case and has nothing to do with the trial. He said the condition is real.
"It's not that common," he said, "but we see one child in 200,000 cases. But it can be from mild to very severe, and you usually hear one or two cases in the news every year."
Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy is usually committed by young mothers, but sometimes by fathers, according to Ghuman.

Iran News ( Closed-circuit cameras in girls' schools are being installed - To many women are defying officers in public ) Omg

NCRI - The Iranian mullahs are installing closed-circuit cameras in girls' schools across the country in the latest in a wave of suppressive measures against women in the regime.
The move comes after plans by the Science Ministry to begin the same-sex segregation of universities across the country.

The state-run Qanoun newspaper wrote: "The issue of installing cameras in girls’ schools has been under discussion for several years.
"However, with the new academic year beginning, this plan will be implemented widely, especially in private schools, which has raised objections from parents.
"The member of the Education and Research Commission in parliament, Abulqasem Khosravi, has stated regarding the installation of the cameras in schools that there is no particular law or bill issued for this plan, but that it comes under the regulations of the Schools’ Education bureau.
"Installing cameras in girls' schools has become a pervasive process, and currently many girls’ schools in Tehran, Isfahan, Mashhad, Shiraz, Torbat and Haidarieh are monitoring students with these cameras.”
One unnamed student told the paper: "They control us in almost every part of the school with the cameras, in the cafeteria, the restroom, the hallway and the school yard."
Meanwhile, the financial and executive deputy of the Science Ministry has announced the creation of 13 segregated universities across the country, ISNA news agency reported.
Ali Akbar Motakan claimed that the establishment of women-only universities was a positive measure of the previous government, adding: "It is very sad that some people say the policy of the Science Ministry is based on segregation. There are segregated universities all over the world."
The measures have prompted protests and public attacks on anti-vice police by Iranian women in recent weeks, prompting a special session in the parliament was held to discuss ways to counter the defiance.
The National Security and Foreign Affairs Commission and Cultural Commission as well as Tehran's police and Basij paramilitary held the urgent meeting on July 23 after three incidents of women defying female officers in public.
The committee said it discussed new ways to protect those who 'promote virtue and prevent vice' on the streets of Iran

Phoenix Az ( Detention Officer For Sheriff Joe Arpaio - Ambushed and Killed outside his house )

PHOENIX (AP) — A detention officer with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office died Thursday after being shot in the driveway of his Arizona home while he prepared to head to work, police said.
Jorge Vargas, 27, was rushed to a hospital after the 4 a.m. attack and died a short time later, Phoenix police Sgt. Trent Crump said.
No one was in custody and there was no information on a motive.
"It's really a whodunit," Crump said, adding that investigators are looking into whether the shooting was connected to the victim's job.

"Anytime we have a homicide and the suspect is unknown, we start with our victim," Crump said. "But we can't rule out a random act."
Vargas was an eight-year veteran who worked for the Sheriff's Office Custody Support Bureau in the jail's food factory, but he often came into contact with inmates, Sheriff Joe Arpaio said.
He wouldn't speculate about whether Vargas' killing may have been related to his work, but said his office was assisting Phoenix police in the investigation, including gathering intelligence from the jails.
"I won't call it an assassination or an execution," the sheriff said. "Right now, I'll call it a murder."
Arpaio did, however, have a warning for the killer.
"Watch out," he said. "We're ready for battle and we're going to take whatever action we need."
Vargas was wearing his uniform that identified him as a Sheriff's Office employee at the time of the attack and was in his driveway working on his car when he was shot.

A man was seen running from the scene after neighbors heard shots and found the critically wounded officer in his driveway.

Tactical teams and K-9 units searched the area, but so far police had no suspects.
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Associated Press writer Paul Davenport contributed to this report.

Long Beach ( Police shoot and kill man first - And ask questions later )

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Iran News ( 235 shops were closed down by police for selling " Improper and vulgar clothing " ) OMG

Iran: Tehran police shuts down 235 stores in a week for selling “improper clothing”   

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NCRI - The Iranian regime has closed down 235 shops in Tehran for selling the clothing that the mullahs consider “improper and vulgar."
Tehran's Police chief, Hossein Sajedinia said "from the beginning of this week the State Security Force inspected 2,630 clothing stores and shut down 235 shops."
"The SSF has also issued warnings to 617 other such shops" he was quoted by the state-run Mehr news agency.
Sajedinia said the inspections were done as a part of a plan to counter "unconventional clothing, " which will continue to be implemented for the upcoming months.

Mexico ( Decapitated Head Left with message to people - Change your ways or else ? )

Published at 6:49 pm EST, August 1, 2013

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The head of a man was left this morning in front of a home in the colonia Morelos III, located southeast of the city. The discovery was made at about 6:55 am at the intersection of Laguna de Tuxpan and Tepalcingo in the housing unit.
The victim’s identity was not revealed but authorities said that he was nicknamed ‘El Chacho’, who had approximately 50 years. The human head was in a plastic cooler, which in turn was placed over a plastic container, used to deposit the garbage.
There was also a card with a narco-message with threats directed at other people, warning them that the same thing will happen to them if they do not change their ways.
The family had a shock when they saw the head and said that gunmen had threatened their loved one one week earlier.
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