Hells Angel Finds God at the Bottom of Bottle of Booze

HEADLINE: Hells Angel Finds God at the Bottom of Bottle of Booze
SOURCE LINK: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,576047,00.html?test=latestnews
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For most of his years, Richie Kane struggled through a living hell of physical and sexual abuse, alcoholism and membership in one of the most notorious gangs in the country.

But now this former Hells Angel is empowered with a new force. Kane has chronicled his journey to a better life in a self-published book called "The Bronx Street Kid: Into 12-Step Recovery." He sees it as a way for him to pass on the hope he has now embraced.

"God has been so kind to me," he says, "allowed me the strength to come back."

Now the New York native describes his vision of heaven, where God "rides a Harley" and there is "no hatred, no violence, there are no beatings, and you ride your motorcycle in the clouds. You don't need gas!"

HEADLINE: Killers harvested human fat for 30 years
SOURCE LINK: http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,26379884-401,00.html
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A PERUVIAN "brotherhood," accused of murdering at least 60 people and selling victims' fat to foreign cosmetics traders, carried out its grisly work undetected for 30 years, Peruvian police said.

The gang used abandoned buildings in the Amazon jungle and high Andes to clandestinely butcher victims and "formed a network, or brotherhood that carried out criminal activities," police general Eusebio Felix said.

Peruvian authorities have taken three men and a woman into custody and are hunting two unnamed Italians suspected of buying human fat for as much as $US15,000 ($16,300)a litre - to be used in European cosmetics.

HEADLINE: Paedophile row Darwen headteacher fights to save career
SOURCE LINK: http://www.thisislancashire.co.uk/news/4751689.Paedophile_row_Darwen_headteacher_fights_to_save_career/
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A HEADTEACHER is fighting to save her career after getting a convicted sex offender to carry out work for her school.

Kathleen Tyson was sacked from Holy Trinity CE Primary School, Bank Top, Darwen, in 2007.

Now she has been accused of ‘unacceptable professional misconduct’ by the General teaching Council, a regulatory body which monitors the conduct of teachers.

If found guilty Mrs Tyson could be struck off the teaching register.

A hearing was told Mrs Tyson was friends with the sex offender, referred to only as Mr A, and was aware he on the sex offenders register for indecently assaulting a boy and possessing indecent images of children.

But she still allowed him to provide services to the school on four occasions, the GTC was told. The GTC was told that Mr A was given images of pupils to create a school prospectus cover for Mrs Tyson.

However, in a statement to the GTC, Mrs Tyson said he did not go onto the premises when the school was open.

HEADLINE: California Man Allegedly Paid Teen $31 to Spit in His Face
SOURCE LINK: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,575972,00.html
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THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. — A California man was arrested after allegedly paying a teenager $31 to spit in his face.

Ventura County authorities say the 39-year-old resident of Thousand Oaks, whose name wasn't released, has made a habit of recruiting boys on MySpace to yell profanities at him, slap him and spit at him.

The teens are male students at Westlake High School, investigators said. The man was booked on a misdemeanor child annoyance charge, then released from Ventura County Jail on a promise to appear in court.

HEADLINE: Students Signing Up For Computer Hacking
SOURCE LINK: http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Technology/More-Universities-Offer-Hacking-Courses-As-Govts-And-Frims-Look-To-Counter-Cyber-Criminal-Threat/Article/200911315458299?lpos=Technology_Second_Home_Page_Article_Teaser_Region_6&lid=ARTICLE_15458299_More_Universities_Offer_Hacking_Courses_As_Govts_And_Frims_Look_To_Counter_Cyber_Criminal_Threat_
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The threat of cyber attacks on businesses and governments has led to a rapid increase in the number of universities offering students the chance to learn how to hack computer networks. The degrees have been set to feed the expanding industry of "ethical hacking", in which companies pay hackers to infiltrate their systems and expose weaknesses.

The prospect of a lucrative career in the security services, police, defence and IT industries has fuelled the popularity in the courses, with hundreds of undergraduates and graduate students already enrolled.