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Hangout Fest Secures Five- Year Contract Extension by ALYSON STOKES/REPORTER | Alyson@Lagniappemobile.Com 2 | LAGNIAPPE | January 29, 2015 - February 4, 2015 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGNIAPPE WEEKLY January 29, 2015 – February 4, 2015 | www.lagniappemobile.com Ashley Trice BAY BRIEFS Co-publisher/Editor Bayou la Batre Councilwoman Jennifer [email protected] Stork resigned over ethics allegations Jan. Rob Holbert 22. Co-publisher/Managing Editor 6 [email protected] Steve Hall COMMENTARY Marketing/Sales Director You have to break a few eggs to make an [email protected] omelette and move some balls to flatten a Gabriel Tynes Assistant Managing Editor 12 civic center. [email protected] Dale Liesch BUSINESS Reporter Details is opening a new interior design [email protected] studio in Spring Hill. 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LAGNIAPPE | January 29, 2015 - February 4, 2015 | 3 GOING POSTAL After the decision to place the procession after the parade, Chief Slacabamarinico (Wayne Dean) Chief Slac opposes parade lineup announced, “Where the procession and the marchers are is where I will be.” For the first time in the 48-year history of Joe Cain Day, Chief Slacabamorinico and the Joe Cain The procession is the heart and soul of the Joe Cain Day celebration. Joe Cain Marching Society Procession, consisting of hundreds of costumed marchers, will not lead the parade. Instead, they member Ted Flott said, “We didn’t get everything we wanted but we are very pleased to be making will follow the 35-unit truck parade. our own decisions about the procession. There is now no registration or fees.” The decision by the Mobile Police Department to put the procession behind the truck parade “Judy Rayford organized the original Joe Cain Marching Society in 1971; he was VP and I was came after the Joe Cain Marching Society’s application for a separate parade permit was approved Secretary,” Dean explained. “Judy would be furious to see how far astray things have gone the last by the MPD. The Marching Society contended (unsuccessfully) that the procession should be, as it several years. He would be outraged at the effort to marginalize the procession. The procession was always had been, at the front of the parade and that it was not a “new” entity, but rather a re-orga- led by the Chief who was portrayed by Judy, then Red Foster and now by me (since 1985). That is nization of the original procession created in 1967 by local folklorist Julian “Judy” Rayford as the the original vision created by Judy, and that tradition is now in danger of being lost. As Chief, it is “People’s Parade.” my duty to honor Joe Cain and his importance to Mobile Mardi Gras and to live up to and stand up The Marching Society’s actions came after years of conflict with the Joe Cain Parading Society for the vision created by Judy Rayford in1967.” (which held the parade permit for the entire parade) over foot marcher restrictions, registration and individual marching fees of $20 each. Gerald Tomlinson Mobile P OLICE DISPATCH BY JASON JOHNSON/REPORTER | [email protected] there are two different aspects of prostitution law enforcement bama’s “big-city” mayors to share best practices and solutions to 16 arrested for prostitution, drugs in human traf- commonly see and pursues. problems facing their municipalities. ficking investigation “You’ve got your street walkers who walk up and down a The latest summit included public safety officials from each Recently, the Mobile Police Department partnered with the certain area looking to engage in prostitution, and then there are city. U.S Department of Homeland Security to conduct a joint human call girls,” he said. “They are advertising in different ways, and Stimpson was accompanied by Mobile Police Chief Jim trafficking investigation that did not yield any arrests related to you can go to them at a hotel or a residence or they come to you Barber and Rear Admiral Richard Landolt, the city’s executive forced prostitution. However, the Jan. 20-21 operation did net 16 at your hotel or residence.” director of public safety. arrests related to voluntary prostitution and possession of narcot- Barber said the vice unit works to find where prostitutes are “This is a significant opportunity to work alongside other ics. Police recovered drug paraphernalia, marijuana, cocaine and advertising, track them and make arrests. cities in Alabama to create safer neighborhoods for our citizens,” crack cocaine. As for the drug arrests — a significant portion of the recent Stimpson said in a statement. “We used the time together to share Captain John Barber, who heads the MPD’s Vice Unit, said the busts — Barber said, in his experience with vice work, “drugs ideas on how to increase safety measures in our city. Listening department has partnered in a human trafficking task force with and prostitution go hand in hand.” and learning from other cities’ successes and failures on crime the U.S. Attorney’s office in Mobile for years. Barber said the The following individuals were arrested and charged with so- and safety will move Mobile closer towards our goal of becoming task force monitors police intelligence from across the country, liciting prostitution during the recent human trafficking operation: the safest city in America by 2020.” which he said shows trends of women being trafficked for sexual Christopher Parker, Anna Marie Fernandez, Kellie Brinson, Sim- The mayors also met with Gov. Robert Bentley during the retreat. service. one Briones, Jessica Dragg, Chezleigh Grisham, Mary Mauldin, At press conference afterward, Chief Barber said the MPD According to Barber, victims of human trafficking are typi- Tracy Dickinson and Charmayne Bridges. would be working to release Mobile’s crime statistics for 2014 cally underage juveniles or girls brought into the U.S. from other Demarcus Bettis was also charged with third degree promotion later this week. countries specifically for prostitution. of prostitution. Though the department has yet to confirm them, an early crime “Luckily, after we exhausted the recent operation for two days, evaluation released by the FBI in its Preliminary Semiannual Uni- we didn’t find any human trafficking or forced prostitution in the form Crime Report showed a wane in crime across the country, area,” Barber said. “That’s good for now, but it doesn’t mean it Stimpson attends crime public safety summit with down 2.9 percent, but an uptick in violent crime in Mobile.
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