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Fremont, CA, May 11, 2012 (Washington Bangla Radio) Nimisha Dey Sarkar – a new face in Tollywood Kolkata Bangla Movie industry – appears as one of the six lead actresses in director Subrata Sen’s [interview] Koyekti Meyer Golpo (2012). Sayantanee Dutt caught up with the newcomer in Kolkata in this audio interview where Nimisha chats about her background and experience, her role in Koyekti Meyer Golpo and other film projects including another upcoming Bangla movie titled Blackmail.
In Subrata Sen’s hot new urban film, Nimisha’s character is of a girl who is in love with another girl who only exists in her mind. The film explores why each of the six girls ends up providing escort services in the city of Kolkta. In the case of the character that Nimisha plays, she was rejected by her family and friends due to her obsession with her imaginary lover, thus paving the way to her unconventional profession. The challenges of survival in the dark underbelly of Kolkata and how the girl escapes her predicament is to be watched on the silver screen.

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Police Beat
Daily News Staff Reportmercurynews.com
Posted:   05/10/2012 10:02:15 PM PDT
May 11, 2012 5:3 AM GMTUpdated:   05/10/2012 10:02:15 PM PDT
Items selected are from the daily police logs of the cities listed below. Times shown are when the incidents were reported to the police.
Atherton
Wednesday
Selby Lane, 1:11 a.m.: A 21-year-old Redwood City woman was arrested on a $10,000 warrant out of the San Jose Police Department for allegedly loitering with the intent to commit prostitution.
100 block of Selby Lane, 8:23 a.m.: A 38-year-old Daly City man was cited for driving with a suspended or revoked license. His vehicle was towed.
500 block of Fletcher Drive, 10:40 a.m.: A reporting party saw a mountain lion two days before.
Selby Lane, 4:07 p.m.: A 42-year-old Redwood City man was cited for driving without a license.

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… It’s really shaken me, and we do walk around the neighborhood a lot,” said Coonerty. “It’s a nice group of people who live around here, and that’s what makes it particularly scary.”
The former mayor said the incident has made him and his wife talk about having her walk less by herself, a sentiment shared by neighbors.
“This is so random and crazy,” he said. “That is what is unnerving about it, and it makes me feel nervous, angry and threatened.”
It’s the random nature of the crime that makes JD Sotelo, a founder of the Lower Ocean Neighbors group, not convinced that the problem is the neighborhood itself. He doesn’t believe the crime has anything to do with the neighborhood, which has long battled drug dealing, prostitution and other crime. “The random insanity” of the act signals to Sotelo that it could have occurred anywhere to anyone.

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… Right now, 20 percent of all the deaths in Union City are caused by tobacco use,” Serena Chen, of the American Lung Association in California, told council members before they voted Tuesday night.
“Having one more outlet to sell tobacco … means more places where people can buy tobacco. It means more death.”
Council members acknowledged opponents concerns, but said they have to balance them with the danger of eliminating a local business on a street corner that used to be blighted by crime and graffiti.
“I work in that area, I have relatives in that area, I have friends in that area,” Councilman Jim Navarro said. “When that station was closed, there were a lot of things going on in that area: A lot of prostitution, a lot of gang activity, a lot of graffiti, and I’m not going to stand for that.”

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Summer walk series kicks off with stroll along East Cliff
Posted:   05/08/2012 09:39:43 PM PDT
PLEASURE POINT – Crews will start paving the dirt road that winds along the bluffs at Soquel Point on Thursday, then begin installing landscaping, in one of the final phases of the East Cliff Drive improvement project.
But most know the area as, “Pleasure Point,” a nickname possibly derived from a reputed house of prostitution that once stood in the area now known as a surfing mecca.
“No one had ever heard of ‘Pleasure Point’ until (the land) was subdivided in 1934,” local historian Norman Poitevin told a group of residents as they stood outside the Point Market, at the intersection of East Cliff Drive and 32nd Avenue.
They gathered there Tuesday for the first Summer Walk series of the season, a tradition started in 2007 by members of the Live Oak Neighbors group to share information they’ve gleaned through years of historical research.

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The plea takes down one of two pillars of the corruption scandal, starting with the stain of drug trafficking using police evidence and expanding to include allegations of prostitution and phony drunken-driving arrests. In delivering his plea, Butler confessed that he and Wielsch sold marijuana, methamphetamine and steroids worth tens of thousands of dollars that Wielsch stole out of police evidence lockers from November 2010 until their arrests in February 2011, capping an investigation by the state Department of Justice, which administered the Central Contra Costa Narcotics Enforcement Team that Wielsch led.
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Butler confirmed long-held rumors when he said he and Wielsch ran a brothel out of a Pleasant Hill massage parlor from November 2009 through April 2010, collecting $10,000 in rent and protection money, as Wielsch’s position of authority shielded them from scrutiny.

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The plea takes down one of two pillars of the corruption scandal, starting with the stain of drug trafficking using police evidence and expanding to include allegations of prostitution and phony drunken-driving arrests. In delivering his plea, Butler confessed that he and Wielsch sold marijuana, methamphetamine and steroids worth tens of thousands of dollars that Wielsch stole out of police evidence lockers from November 2010 until their arrests in February 2011, capping an investigation by the state Department of Justice, which administered the Central Contra Costa Narcotics Enforcement Team that Wielsch led.
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Butler confirmed long-held rumors when he said he and Wielsch ran a brothel out of a Pleasant Hill massage parlor from November 2009 through April 2010, collecting $10,000 in rent and protection money, as Wielsch’s position of authority shielded them from scrutiny.

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The suspect was described as a 30-year-old African-American man standing 5 feet, 7 inches tall wearing a cap, black jacket and black undershirt.
A second suspect was only described as a black man driving the Durango. Police are investigating.
Prostitution suspected in Warm Springs hotel
Police responded to a prostitution report at the La Quinta Inn, 46200 Landing Parkway, Monday at 3:12 p.m.
The hotel clerk told police they thought one of their guests was soliciting in one of the rooms there, police said.
Officers arrived at the suspect’s room and knocked on the door. They were greeted by the suspect, identified as 48-year-old Woodland resident Teresa Telavera.
A suspected client, 38-year-old David Isla of San Jose, was in the room with her, police said.
Both were taken to Fremont City Jail on charges of engaging in prostitution, police said.

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Monday April 23
8:18 a.m.
Suspended License: Deputies made a traffic stop in the 200 block of Santa Helena Ave. The driver was found to be driving on a suspended license.
1:27 p.m.
Traffic Accident: Deputies responded to traffic collision in the 1000 block of El Camino Real. A report was taken.7:40 p.m.
Warrant Arrest: Deputies contacted a 34-year-old Millbrae man with an outstanding $7,500 warrant from Burlingame Police. He was arrested for being under the influence of a controlled substance in the 200 block of Beverly Ave.
Tuesday, April 24
1:09 a.m.
Warrant Arrest: Deputies contacted a 20-year-old Roseville woman in the 100 block of El Camino Real who had 3 outstanding warrants: 2 from Orange County and 1 from San Bernardino County on charges of prostitution at those listed locations.

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Massage Parlor Employee Arrested on Suspicion of Prostitution
Police had received several reports that the Celandine Day Spa in San Mateo was offering prostitution.
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Shui “Cece” Chen, 45, of Hayward, was arrested on suspicion of two counts of prostitution.
Police searched a massage business in San Mateo this week, arrested one employee on suspicion of prostitution, and cited the owner for several misdemeanor violations related to the business, police said.
Police had received several reports that the Celandine Day Spa at 155 E. Fifth Ave. was offering prostitution in addition to its regular massage business, and police gathered evidence supporting those reports, police said.
On Wednesday afternoon, police served a search warrant there, which led to one arrest and the citations for the business’s owner, Daly City resident Michelle Yang, 41.
Shui “Cece” Chen, 45, of Hayward, was arrested on suspicion of two counts of prostitution and was booked into San Mateo County Jail.

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