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Carrollton Chiropractor Accused of Sexual Assault

Written By Unknown on Selasa, 18 Juni 2013 | 23.47

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Another North Texas chiropractor has been accused of sexually assaulting a patient.

Chiropractor Scott Tan Viet Lai, who was arrested Friday, is accused of assaulting a female patient during a June 11 office visit.

According to a redacted arrest affidavit released Monday, the woman arrived at Lai's office for her third appointment after a car crash. She had been seeing Lai for back and neck pains.

When she arrived, she met the doctor in the parking lot, and the two walked into the office together at about 11 a.m.

The woman told police that she noticed Lai locked the door behind them after they entered and thought it was unusual.

During the exam, Lai requested she wear a gown, but she refused, according to the affidavit. During the treatment, he began massaging her back and said he needed to pull her shorts down to provide treatment to a problem area.

In the affidavit, the woman said she started to feel uncomfortable but complied because she trusted the doctor.

The woman then told police that he said he needed to adjust her tail bone and asked her to roll over onto her back. The woman said Lai then grabbed her shorts and pulled them off, saying he needed to get to the tail bone area. She said she then felt the man's hands near and inside her genitalia. The woman said she asked him what he was doing and he replied that he was putting pressure on her tail bone.

In the affidavit, the woman then told police that Lai put his head next to her ear and whispered, "Do you want me to help you relax?"

The woman told police she then pushed him away and told him that she did not think he was doing what he was supposed to do. The woman told police she was then scared for her well-being and searched for a place to run after asking to use the bathroom. Finding no easily available exit, the woman said she returned to the doctor's office to sign some papers before she was allowed to leave by the front door.

According to the affidavit, the woman said that Lai told her that she should have known what the procedure would be because she is studying to be a nurse.

(The redacted arrest affidavit can be read here and recounts the woman's allegations in greater detail.)

The woman went to a hospital emergency room, where she reported the incident and police were called.

Police have not revealed the woman's age.

Lai practices at SSC Chiropractic at 1212 N. Josey Lane and his web site lists a second location on Pioneer Parkway in Arlington. According to his web site, his clinic opened in 2002 and specifically reaches out to Vietnamese patients.

The clinic was closed Monday and no one answered the phone.

Lai is being held in the Carrollton Municipal Jail on a $100,000 bond. He has been charged with sexual assault, a second-degree felony.

In April, McKinney chiropractor Dr. David Russell was sentenced to 23 years in prison after he was convicted of sexually assaulting several of his patients, including children.

NBC 5's Brian Scott contributed to this report.

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Names Released in Crash That Killed 4

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The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office on Monday afternoon released the names of the 16 people involved in a car crash that killed four pedestrians late Saturday night.

Investigators have not released details about how the crash occurred. Sheriff's office officials said the investigation is ongoing.

Tarrant County sheriff's spokesman Terry Grisham said it has been a particularly difficult crash to investigate because of how many people were involved.

"We have many people who were actively involved in this accident and, tragically, four of them can't speak with us. They're deceased," he said. "We want to find who's responsible, both at the scene and away from the scene, if such people exist. And we want to bring those people to justice if, in fact, this is a criminal act."

The sheriff's office have said that Breanna Mitchell, 24, of Lillian, was stopped along the 1500 block of Burleson-Retta Road in a disabled sport utility vehicle. At some point, Brian Jennings, 43-year-old Burleson youth minister, happened upon Mitchell and stopped his white pickup truck to help.

Jennings was joined by Hollie Boyles, 42, and Shelby Boyles, 21, a mother and daughter who lived nearby.

What exactly happened next is a mystery, but Mitchell, Jennings and the Boyles, all pedestrians, were struck and killed in a multi-vehicle crash that involved Jennings' white truck, a red Volkswagen and a red pickup truck driven by 17-year-old Ethan Couch, officials with the Tarrant County Sheriff's Department said Monday afternoon.

Two children, Lucas McConnell, 12, and Isaiah McLaughlin, 13, were inside Jennings' truck.

Ashlyn Evans, 18, was driving the Volkswagen. Peyton Alan, 14, was a passenger in her car. Both are of Burleson.

Seven teenagers were inside Couch's truck or in the truck bed: Garrett Ballard, 16; Avery Rich, 19; and Starr Teague, Christian Victoria, Soliman Mohmand, Sergio Molina and Jacob Goodsell, 15.

The four pedestrians were declared deceased at the scene. Nine of the other 12 people involved, whose names and conditions have not been specified, were hospitalized after the crash.

Several of the teens riding in the red pickup truck were friends on Facebook and, according to their Facebook pages, attended Keller Central High School.

Funeral services for Jennings will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Venue 510 at 510 Wilshire Blvd. in Burleson, a family representative said.

Editor's Note: The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office issued a correction to its news release Monday to correct the spelling of Brian Jennings' first name, as well as correct the driver of the red Volkswagen's last name from Peyton to Evans. All corrections are reflected in the article above.

NBC 5's Ben Russell contributed to this report.

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Vandals Decapitate Arlington Park's Dragon

City of Arlington

The city of Arlington is looking for the miscreants that beheaded Nessie, the smiling dragon at Allen Saxe Park.

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Who has slain the dragon of Allen Saxe Park?

The city of Arlington wants to find the dragon slayer -- but not to offer thanks for a job well done.

City officials are looking for the vandals that chopped off the head of Nessie, the beloved smiling dragon at the park's playground.

The city says the cost to fix the damage is estimated at $5,000.

Anyone with information on the beheading is asked to email Scott.Fairman@ArlingtonTx.gov or call 817-459-5498.

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Oxford English Dictionary Adds "Tweet" and "Big Data"

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"Tweet" and other words that describe new technology made its way into the Oxford English Dictionary in June.

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The Oxford English Dictionary is catching up to the high-tech world.

The word "tweet," appearing both as a noun and a verb, was added to the dictionary despite the OED's own rule that "a new word needs to be current for ten years before consideration for inclusion," according to Chief Editor John Simpson, who made the announcement in a blog post.

The OED got on board with other tech lingo. The words "big data," "crowdsourcing," "e-reader," "mouseover," "stream" and "redirect" also made their debut in the century-old dictionary.

"Flash mob," 3D printer" and "live-blogging" made the cut as well.

Check out new additions to the OED here.

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Dallas Mosquito Spraying Continues Tuesday

Scott Gordon, NBC 5 News

Dallas started spraying Monday night to control mosquitoes in four neighborhoods where testing has confirmed large populations of the unpopular insects but has found no cases of West Nile virus.

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The city of Dallas on Monday night started spraying to control mosquitoes in four neighborhoods where testing has confirmed large populations of the unpopular insects but has found no cases of West Nile virus.

More spraying is planned for Tuesday night in an effort to control the spread of the deadly West Nile virus.

In the metro area, only Tarrant County has reported a human case of the disease.

Dallas County's efforts are aimed at limiting the mosquito population, which can carry the virus.

"What we see with this type of mosquito that's a carrier is, we see a fairly dramatic rise as it gets hotter in late June and July," Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said.

In a Pleasant Grove neighborhood that was set to be sprayed Monday night, joggers such as Joshua Anderson wear long pants to avoid mosquito bites.

Dallas Begins Spraying for Mosquitoes

The city of Dallas has scheduled spraying for mosquitoes, while mosquito samples collected in Flower Mound have tested positive for West Nile virus.

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"God gave them wings so they can fly," Anderson said. "If they were crawling, they'd be a little better, but they can fly. They suck your blood and stuff; I don't like that."

The lack of new cases is surprising, experts said, especially considering that confirmed cases started in May last year.

Jenkins said he thinks it's "due to the vigilance not only of government but also our citizens and being much more proactive this year."

The following locations will be sprayed beginning at 10 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday:

  • Between McLean Avenue, Brandon Street, S. Westmoreland Road and Glenhaven Boulevard.
  • Between Grove Oaks Boulevard, Masters Drive, Old Seagoville Road, September Lane and Apache Drive.
  • Between Lewiston Avenue, Scyene Road, Masters Drive, Noweta Avenue and Koonce Avenue.
  • Between Hillcrest Road, Churchill Way, Pecan Forest Drive, Lake Edge Drive and Stone Meadow Drive.
  • Between Edgemere Road, Northport Drive, Hillcrest Road and Norway Road.
  • Between Preston Road, Northhaven Road, Tibbs Street and Azalea Lane.
  • Between Edgecrest Drive, Preston Ridge Trail, Coit Road and Spring Valley Road.
  • Between Hoblitzelle Drive, Town Street, Oberlin Drive and Granis Street.

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Men Charged With Neglecting Pony

Parker County Sheriff's Department

Achilles, the pony.

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Two North Texas men are facing animal cruelty charges for allegedly neglecting a Shetland pony that was malnourished, suffering from an infected wound and living in squalid conditions.

The owner of the pony, Jesse Ray Cross, and the pony's caretaker, Franky Lynn Hatcher-Cross, are free on bond after being arrested Saturday on charges of cruelty to livestock animals.

The pony, known as Achilles, was found in Springtown, located about 60 miles northwest of Dallas. Investigators say the pony was severely underweight and had no food or clean water nearby.

Veterinarian staff treating the pony say they will have to wait for its infection to improve before they can operate.

Parker County Sheriff Larry Fowler says he will care for the animal and pay for its treatment. He has renamed the pony Achilles.

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911 Caller Sentenced to Jail For Deadly Lie

Beverly White, David Gregory

A man who admits he lied during a 911 call, a lie which contributed to the death of another man, will spend three months in jail. Beverly White reports for the NBC4 News at 11 p.m. on June 17, 2013.

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A man who admitted to lying to a 911 dispatcher that he was robbed at gunpoint, leading responding police to fatally shoot an unarmed man in Pasadena, Calif., took a plea deal for three months in jail, authorities said.

Oscar Carillo called police after his backpack was snatched from him near a taco truck on the street. He wanted police to respond quickly, so he called 911 and lied that the thief had pulled a gun on him.

Responding officers shot and killed unarmed 19-year-old Kendrec McDade, believing he had a gun.

Carillo, an immigrant from Mexico who faces the possibility of deportation upon his release, said he didn't feel as though it was his fault.

"I don't feel guilty about anything," Carillo said. "Only God knows, I don't do anything. I feel sorry. Nobody deserves to die."

Pasadena City Attorney Michelle Bagneris said Carillo's case should serve as an example for people who report false information to police.

"There are serious, potentially serious consequences when people make false reports," she said. "It's a threat to public safety, a drain to public resources."

The McDade family lawyer said prosecutors should have filed more serious, felony charges and tried to put Carillo away for longer.

"The recent slap on the wrist of Mr. Carrillo serves as yet another disappointment to the McDade family following the failure of the District Attorney's office to charge him with a felony."

Carillo might not be deported immediately, as he is named as a defendant in a lawsuit that McDade's family has filed against the city.

Carillo said the case has weighed on him heavily.

"Sometimes I feel sad," Carillo said. "But then I look at my kids. I feel better."

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Jury Selection Continues in Zimmerman Trial

George Zimmerman in court on Tuesday, June 18, 2013.

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Jury selection for the George Zimmerman trial was set to continue to Tuesday morning.

Zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder in the February 2012 shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. He has pleaded not guilty, saying he acted in self-defense.
 
As of Monday, 32 potential jurors have gone through the initial round of questioning, which was focused solely on pretrial publicity.

Attorneys are working to build a pool of 40 potential jurors, out of the 500 summoned, before additional questioning.

On Monday, Circuit Judge Debra Nelson granted a defense motion to extend the timeline for securing the anonymity of jurors in the trial.

Judge Nelson did not say for how long anonymity would be extended to jurors. She previously ruled that jurors' names would be kept anonymous until after a jury reaches a verdict.

Judge Nelson said Monday that she would consider the length of the extension after the verdict is reached. Defense attorney Mark O'Mara has asked for a six-month extension.

The jury that will eventually be selected to hear the case will be sequestered for the duration of the trial, Judge Nelson said last week.

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Mass Transportation Rolls Into Arlington

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The Arlington Express will begin service in August.

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After years of planning and debate, mass transportation is finally coming to Arlington.

Right now, Arlington is the largest city in America without buses or trains.

"That's been said about Arlington for a long time. This is a great step for the city and an important partnership," said Dick Ruddell, president of the Fort Worth Transportation Authority.

Arlington, in fact, has a larger population compared to cities like New Orleans, Pittsburgh and St. Louis.

On Monday, The T approved a two-year pilot project that will bring buses to the campus of the University of Texas at Arlington and the downtown district.

Dallas Area Rapid Transit will run the buses, which will originate from the CentrePort station.

The two-year project will cost an estimated $1.4 million.

Ruddell said the transportation endeavor will drive the city's economic growth by allowing more students to access UT Arlington's facilities and by making it possible for more people to shop and eat in the city.

Ruddell said some citizens are worried that the public buses could bring in crime and vagrancy. He said the current evidence doesn't support those fears and the buses will be safe and secure.

Buses will start running in mid-August, just a few days before fall classes start at UT Arlington. All students will be able to ride at a reduced fare.
 

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