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A report is now circulating  within the  internet regarding the rampant pedophilia problem in Gambia, Africa. According to this report, pedophiles, mostly British men  and ladies  in their 50's and 60's, are paying Gambian parents to abuse their children. Not all parents are believed to  remember  of this. Gambia  may be a  very poor country in Africa and tourism by European and UK citizens help desperate locals survive financially. In some place,  you'll  see many African minors  and youngsters  being  amid  middle-aged tourists  trying to find  adventures and sometimes, sexual preys. In some places,  it's  told  that you simply  can see girls between 6  and eight  in restaurants eating  along side  tourists believed to be pedophiles. What's worst,  consistent with  some witnesses,  you'll  even sometimes see Gambian toddlers  within the  hands of British pensioners roaming  the town  streets or swimming in beaches, enjoying their holidays  within the  "Pa

  While collecting his taxpayer funded paycheck, a Forsyth County deputy was found to be watching porn  rather than  doing his job on  the varsity  campus he was tasked with patrolling. After repeatedly failing to even show up  to figure  , the department began looking into Deputy Todd Franklin and discovered a shocking pattern of misconduct. According to Forsyth County Sheriff Ron Freeman, after  an indoor  investigation revealed a pattern of "Unacceptable behaviors," Franklin was fired. Freeman said that  the varsity  lodged several complaints against the deputy - not for watching porn in his  cruiser  -  except for  refusing  to point out  up to  the varsity  in the least  . Channel 2 Action News reports the investigation found  the previous  deputy billed taxpayers  for 3  days that he never  visited  the varsity  . A search of Franklin's county-issued cellphone uncovered  a particular  exchange of photos and text messages between him and  a lady  ,  consistent with 

  Police departments  wont to  be forced to sell  weakened  and abandoned vehicles at auction to supplement their budgets. The sale  of private  vehicles has gotten so lucrative in one U.S. state, police departments are raking in  many  dollars yearly in what many are decrying as an illegal, or at the very least, unethical government-sponsored theft scheme. According to St. Paul's KSTP, which conducted an in-depth investigation, Minnesota cops have confiscated, sold, and profited 10 million dollars worth of cars  in only  the last three years alone, with many motorists saying the confiscation and sale was illegal. Cops in Minnesota have taken nearly 14,000 vehicles from the citizens. One of those citizens was Emma Dietrich who reportedly thought she was doing  the proper  thing when she asked a coworker to drive her home as she was too drunk to drive. Her  driver  got caught speeding in Dietrich's 2013 Chevy Camaro. The  driver  was asked to participate voluntarily  during a  f