From CBS Los Angeles:

SAN DIEGO (CBS) — A pair of Southland street cart vendors who were forced to shut down their businesses after “Occupy” protesters vandalized their carts are hoping to get some help from local residents.

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The coffee and hot dog carts were located in Civic Center Plaza, the same location as the Occupy San Diego protesters.

That group first settled in to the plaza Oct. 7 and set up a tent city which has since twice been taken down by police.

Coffee cart owner Linda Jenson and hot dog cart operators Letty and Pete Soto said they initially provided free food and drink to demonstrators, but when they stopped, the protesters became violent.

And according to one city councilman, bodily fluids were used in the attacks.

“Both carts have had items stolen, have had their covers vandalized with markings and graffiti, as well as one of the carts had urine and blood splattered on it,” said Councilman Carl DeMaio.

The damages will likely require at least a complete cleaning if not a replacement of the cart covers, DeMaio said.

In addition to the attacks, the vendors also said they recently received death threats.

So unless people provide them with free stuff they will murder people? Sounds like they truly are the 99% … of felons. Here’s video of Letty Soto (among others) begging the authorities to save her from these thugs. She needed police protection to appear in public:

Notice that the Occupiers are all White kids and the people they’re terrorizing are mainly minorities. Again the true colors of the radical left are Klan white.

GREENVILLE, SC (FOX Carolina) – “Be on watch for thefts and break-ins,” is what some Greenville County neighborhoods are telling their residents.

Greenville Police and the Sheriff’s Office said there aren’t more break-ins than usual, but they may be in unexpected areas and officials want everyone to be aware.

A Greenville County subdivision has begun warning each other to keep watch after a man was seen entering or attempting to enter homes and cars.

“I was sitting in my chair and I saw a guy walk into my garage, and I thought it was my son, expecting to come over here for my birthday dinner, and it was somebody else,” said Mike Albrecht. “He waved to me, so I came out and looked, and he walked between my two cars looking at my generator, and I asked what he was doing.”

The man left, but Greenville County deputies have since arrested a suspect, Calvin Wilson. He’s accused of breaking in and stealing from cars and houses in Albrecht’s neighborhood, and other areas.

Yeah. You know where I expect break ins to occur? Houses. But the police here are trying to say there’s nothing to worry about – there’s just a change in the types of houses that are being targeted?

It so happens that I was talking to a guy the other day who said there were a lot of newcomers in his area and many are a little unsavory. I also have noticed, on my more and more infrequent trips to downtown Greenville, that drug users are multiplying at an alarming rate. Call me a cynic but I’m betting that the drug using dependents of the people moving to Greenville County are not going to be sticking to the traditional bad neighborhoods when they need to score.

So really there are more break ins than usual, at least for people used to living in nicer areas. The cops are splitting hairs on this one by claiming that since we’re not experiencing more theft reports than average nothing has changed. Why the spin? Who knows. But it’s still a load of malarkey and tax payers deserve the truth.

Anticula Roxanne Hughley is on the run after being found using the checks of a dead woman. No one is sure how she got access to the dead woman’s personal belongings but I”ll assume that may be why she’s on the run.

From WISTV.com:

The West Columbia Police Department is seeking information on the whereabouts of a woman who is wanted for three counts of forgery.  According to Chief Dennis Tyndall, warrants have been issued for 22-year-old Anticula Roxanne Hughley. Hughey’s last known address was in Greenville, S.C., but she is believed to be living in the Columbia area.

Tyndall said that Hughey wrote three checks on the account of a deceased 87-year-old woman. The woman, Candida Datnoff, had lived at the Jenni-Lynn retirement community located at 915 Hook Avenue in West Columbia until her death in April of 2010. Tyndall is unsure of how the suspect came into possession of Ms. Datnoff’s checks.

Police are asking that anyone with information concerning this case contact the West Columbia Police Department at 803-794-0721.

Anyone with additional information on the suspect or the crime is asked to call 888-CRIME-SC or go to www.sccrimestoppers.com to receive a cash reward for information leading to the conviction of the suspect.

I’m sure some of her friends in the area may know where she’s off to. Times are tight and there are harder ways to make a living than dropping dime.

Michelle Madrid Roca, who owns the oddly named Coconuk Boutique, was selling more than clothing and jewelry to her clientele. Apparently the 35-year-old was selling cut rate medical procedures performed in at least one case by a Colombian doctor she flew in but who is not licensed to practice medicine here.

On Tuesday, March 10th a woman drove down from New Jersey to have said doctor inject botox in her butt. Or that’s the story Roca is claiming because now the woman is in a coma. Doctors said her symptoms looked suspiciously similar to someone who had a silicone implant rupture in them.

From Fox Carolina:

Michelle Madrid Roca, 35, has been charged with practicing medicine without a license.

Police said Roca owns the Coconuk Boutique, which she closed recently. They said Roca arranged an illegal cosmetic procedure at her shop with a Colombian doctor who is not licensed to practice in this country.

Detective Jason Peterson said the client had an injection March 10 and was eventually taken to Greenville Memorial Hospital and is in a coma.

Peterson said the woman was injected with what was supposed to be botox. He said doctors said her symptoms were similar to silicone implants ruptures. Her name was not released.

Police said the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation is also involved in the investigation because of other procedures that were performed without a license at the business.

I heard that Roca has specifically targeted Latin and Central American immigrants, legal and not so legal, who are either non-English speakers or are uncomfortable with American doctors for some reason.

It reminds me of a scam in Yonkers, NY I heard of before I moved here from the Bronx. People were opening notary businesses in Hispanic areas because many of the immigrants thought a notary was a lawyer. The crooks were then charging them lawyer fees for work they weren’t qualified to do. Illegals were especially targeted because they didn’t know English and had no recourse if they did manage to find out that in America a lawyer has to do more than pay $25 and pass a test.

Anyway, the victim is still in a coma and police think there have been multiple victims of Roca and her fraudulent medical practice. Ladies, I know Coco looks great, but I’m pretty sure she didn’t get her work done in the back of a closed down thrift shop located in a strip mall. Use a real doctor if you’re getting work done.

They’re Caponing her!

BELTON — Paula K. Hendricks, a Belton resident, was arrested Friday on felony income tax charges.

South Carolina Department of Revenue investigators charged Hendricks with eight counts of income tax evasion for 2002-2009.

From 2002 through 2010, Hendricks was a bookkeeper for a local manufacturer. Through a joint investigation by investigators with the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office and the Department of Revenue, Hendricks was accused of stealing more than $800,000 from her employer, according to the state Department of Revenue.

The investigation showed Hendricks failed to report the proceeds from the theft as income on her state tax returns.

Hendricks altered her employer’s financial records to conceal the illicit payments. She is also accused of altering W-2 forms that reduced her legitimate income earned in 2008 and 2009 in attempts to further lower her tax liability.

During the period of investigation, Hendricks is accused of failing to report more than $810,000 of income. As a result, she has an outstanding tax liability of approximately $57,939.

Ha! Death and taxes Paula. Have fun in prison.