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PA Man Busted for Oral Sex on Sleeping Guys
By Andrew Lu at FindLaw.com
Waking up to oral sex may be a pleasant surprise for most sleeping guys. But then again, it depends on who is giving the oral sex, right gentleman?

In Pennsylvania, a Harrisburg DJ allegedly would prowl the bar scene and target unsuspecting sleeping guys to give oral sex to.

The DJ, Dajuan Porter, was recently arrested and charged with sexual assault on three men. Porter was apparently notorious in that club scene for assaulting men as they slept and police are urging more victims to step forward, reports CBS 21.

The three charges brought against Porter occur over the past year. In the first case, Porter allegedly climbed up a man's fire escape, broke in, and began performing oral sex on him. In the next two cases, both victims said they knew Porter and similarly report waking up to the DJ performing oral sex on them when Porter slept over with a group of friends.

Porter's acts of sexual assault appear to have been so frequent that it became common-place knowledge in some circles, reports CBS 21.

It's interesting to note that Porter was charged with sexual assault and not rape in this case. Generally, someone convicted of rape in Pennsylvania faces a prison sentence twice as long than for sexual assault. However, to be charged with rape, a suspect typically has to engage in force or threat of force in the sexual act.

Because Dajuan Porter allegedly gave oral sex to sleeping guys, he may have avoided the more serious rape charges by avoiding the use of force.

A middle-aged Brampton public school teacher is accused of having sexual relations with a 14-year-old hooker.

York Regional Police say the 46-year-old man was busted during an “ongoing” Drugs and Vice Unit investigation into juvenile prostitution and he’s facing several charges.
“Officers launched an investigation into an incident of juvenile prostitution occurring across the Greater Toronto Area where investigators believed a teenage female victim was being prostituted to men,” police said Friday of the probe that began last month.
“One suspect, a school teacher in the Brampton area, was identified and is alleged to have committed sexual acts with the 14-year-old female victim,” police said.
It’s believed the girl was forced into the sex trade and made to hand over her earnings to her pimp.

OTTAWA (AFP)--Canadian federal police announced Thursday the arrest of a North Vancouver man for threatening to massacre theatergoers in a copycat of the recent bloodbath at a cinema in Colorado.

Ryan John Lewis, 32, "made significant death threats on his Facebook page...to commit crimes similar to the recent shootings in Colorado," the Royal Canadian Mounted Police said in a statement.

Police seized his computer and searched his apartment, but wouldn't say if any weapons were found.

Mr. Lewis has been charged with uttering threats, and was released on bail on the condition that he stay with his mother and not access the Internet.

RCMP Cpl. Richard De Jong said the suspect has no criminal record but "shows affinity and support for the Colorado shootings." The officer described the suspect's Facebook postings as "quite graphic and disturbing."

After last month's massacre at the latest Batman film in Aurora, Colorado, which killed 12 and wounded 58, Mr. De Jong said Canadian police are taking this latest threat "very seriously."

The new leader of the Alliance For Change (AFC) is Khemraj Ramjattan but the party, at its National Conference on Saturday, voted down a motion to select its presidential and prime ministerial candidates for the next general elections.

Ramjattan replaces Raphael Trotman who told the opening of the conference that he would not have been running for any leadership position because of pressing demands as House Speaker.

Prominent Attorney-at-Law, Nigel Hughes takes over the chairmanship from Ramjattan.  The Vice Chairman is Moses Nagamootoo.

ABUJA — US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged the president of Nigeria on Thursday to push ahead with reforms as it faces a deadly Islamist insurgency which has shaken Africa's largest oil producer.
Her visit to Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation and a major supplier of US oil imports, came as President Goodluck Jonathan is under growing pressure to stop the violence in the northern and central regions of the country.
Islamist militant group Boko Haram has killed more than 1,400 people since 2010, according to Human Rights Watch.
Clinton said after meeting Jonathan, key ministers and security chiefs on the latest stop of her African tour that "we really believe that the future for Nigeria is limitless.
"But the most important task that you face, as you have said, is making sure that there are better opportunities for all Nigerians -- north, south, east, west," she said.
US diplomats have repeatedly spoken of the deep poverty in Nigeria's north that many say has fed the insurgency.
"We want to work with you and we will be by your side as you make the reforms and take the tough decisions that are necessary," Clinton added.
She mentioned efforts to improve transparency and limit corruption in a country consistently ranked as one of the world's most graft-ridden. She also spoke of US help in improving agriculture -- a key concern for Nigeria's north.
Ahead of the meeting, a State Department official said Clinton would also offer help to Nigeria in boosting the country's investigative and intelligence capabilities.
"This is a problem for Nigeria, but also, northern Nigeria borders Cameroon, it borders Niger," the official said, expressing concern that a radical network could undermine the security of neighbouring states.
The US offer of assistance included helping to develop Nigeria's forensics and investigative procedures, according to the official.
"We can help them develop mechanisms for tracking and determining individuals who are likely to be engaged in supporting Boko Haram actively," the official said.
Washington would also be willing to help Nigeria develop an intelligence coordination centre that would assist the country in integrating information, the official said.
Some US lawmakers have been pushing President Barack Obama's administration to label Boko Haram a terrorist group, but diplomats have resisted the designation, stressing the group remains domestically focused.
In June however, the United States labeled suspected Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau and two other Nigerian militants "global terrorists", allowing any US assets they may have to be blocked.
Shekau appeared in a video posted to YouTube last weekend dismissing the designation and criticising Jonathan.
Nigeria has provided some eight percent of US oil imports, and crude production, based in the country's south, has not been affected by the insurgency.
Boko Haram's targets have continually widened, with the group having moved from assassinations to increasingly sophisticated bombings, including suicide attacks.
Members are believed to have sought training in northern Mali from Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, Al-Qaeda's north African branch, and Western nations have been monitoring closely for signs of further links.
Boko Haram has attacked UN headquarters in the capital Abuja and one of the country's most prominent newspapers, in addition to frequent bombings and shootings in the northeast, where the sect is based.
While Muslims have often been its victims, it has recently specifically targeted churches, and Jonathan has accused the group of seeking to provoke a religious crisis in a country roughly divided between a mainly Muslim north and predominantly Christian south.
The group is believed to include a number of factions with varying interests, and many analysts say deep poverty and a lack of development in Nigeria's north have been key factors in creating the insurgency.
A senior US official said Thursday that Washington wants to encourage Nigeria to set up a "comprehensive programme in the north" that would combine a security strategy with a socio-economic plan.
The country and its enormous economic potential have long been held back by deeply rooted corruption, with infrastructure sorely lacking and electricity blackouts occurring daily despite its oil wealth.
Clinton was to travel to Ghana next for Friday's funeral of president John Atta Mills, who died on July 24. She was also due to briefly visit Benin on Friday as the last stop on her African tour.

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