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| Police: Women left four kids alone while working as stripper - Miami Herald Posted: A woman has been charged with four counts of child neglect for allegedly leaving her children alone at night while she is at work as a stripper, according to Riviera Beach police. Corinthian Williams, 24, whose occupation on the police report is listed as "stripper," was arrested late Monday night. She was released from Palm Beach County Jail on Tuesday afternoon under her own supervision. The state Department of Children & Families has taken custody of four children, ages 1, 5, 6 and 9, police said. According to the report, Riviera Beach police and a DCF investigator first went to Williams' house in September 2010 after someone called about her leaving the children alone at night, the police report says. The police report details how a caller at that time said Williams beat the kids, was always drinking, and the bedroom was "filthy with clothes, trash, bottles and plates." They also said the smallest child had an ear infection and hadn't been taking medicine. When police and DCF arrived at the house Monday, the 5-year-old opened the door while Williams was found in her bedroom sleeping. The police report says after investigators and police told Williams why they were there, she held up the 1-year-old child and told them, "take her. I don't wanna." The child had a "heavily soiled" diaper, a runny nose and skin irritations, the report says. The 9-year-old told police that Williams had male guests over and left them alone while they were in the bedroom. Williams told DCF and police that she had thoughts of killing herself and needed help taking care of the children. She was transported to Columbia Hospital in West Palm Beach for mental evaluation under the state's Baker Act, the report says. This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
| Brendan Schaub Signs Deal Wih Five Star Clothing Company - Bleacherreport.com Posted:  UFC heavyweight contender Brendan Schaub has signed a significant long-term multi-fight deal that will include in cage sponsorship with Five Star Clothing Company. Besides wearing FVSTR apparel in and out of the cage, Brendan will serve as the company's spokesperson and will be the face of the brand. He will work with FVSTR on a range of initiatives to include appearances, design and philanthropic work. "I'm very excited to be a part of the FVSTR brand," says Schaub. "I believe in what FVSTR represents and don't think I could have found a better apparel company that reflects who I am and believes in me as much as these guys do." FVSTR Clothing is a lifestyle brand based on the five elements of nature—metal, water, wood, fire and earth—with each point of the star representing one of the elements. It is rooted in an ancient Chinese philosophy of creation and destruction. It is the original foundation of all martial arts that exist today and has the true perspective of Yin and Yang. Whatever is created can be destroyed and vice versa. FVSTR/Five Star Clothing Company is designed with these elements in mind. "We have been very careful about our selection of who would be representing our brand," says Five Star CEO Ric Cartwright. "We wanted someone who could really rep it well." FVSTR has worked with UFC fighter Matt Mitrione and Strikeforce women's champion Cristianne "Cyborg" Santos in the past, but after a meeting with Alchemist CEO MC Hammer and Alchemist President Lex McMahon, Schaub seemed to be the perfect fit for the company. It was Schaub's humility during a lunch in Las Vegas that sealed the deal. "At lunch I got to sit next to [Brendan] and was able to talk to him about Five Star and he was able to tell us some things about himself. His love of the sport, his desire to become a champion, and his work and training ethics were far beyond most athletes. But the biggest point was when he told me about his charity work with animals and with kids. I would have signed [the contract] right there and then." "To me the true champion is not only the guy with belt, but it is about the athlete who wears that belt and what they represent and I know in Brendan we are very fortunate to have the highest caliber of a person that will represent our line." FVSTR Clothing Company was formed in 2006 by Cartwright, who had an extensive background in traditional Chinese martial arts and formal training in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. A major part of the FVSTR team, Thom McElroy, was one of the original founders of apparel giant, Volcom. McElroy brings a wealth of experience to FVSTR and sits on its board of directors. Cartwright is also excited to be working with Schaub's management company and their extensive social media initiative, which includes MC Hammer's two million Twitter followers. "It's exciting because they know how to create opportunities for their sponsors," Cartwright says. "They don't just sign the deal and walk away. They stay by the sponsor and help them grow with the athlete. No one else does that." (From Five Star Press Release) This article is What is the duplicate article? Why is this article offensive? Where is this article plagiarized from? Why is this article poorly edited? This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
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