Man left crying after trapped by nymphomaniac and a car speeding to have sex

Why he did this-Neighbor attacked with chainsaw

Misusing the his power-Ex cop faces sex charges involving 20 women

Unlucky-Man dies after having testicles squeezed during fight over parking space

Wow-Man left crying in the street after being trapped by nymphomaniac

What an excuse-Man did 111 mph to go have sex, man tells cops

Misusing the his power-Ex cop faces sex charges involving 20 women

WINNIPEG -- One week after a jury acquitted him of sexually assaulting an aspiring model, Richard Dow will return to court to stand trial on sex-related charges involving more than 20 women. A jury deliberated for just over four hours before acquitting the 58-year-old former police officer of a single count of sexual assault Monday afternoon.

Dow, former owner of the now defunct RiCoCo International modelling agency, admitted to having sex with the then 18-year-old woman at his home 12 years ago, but testified it was consensual. The now 30-year-old woman told court Dow plied her with alcohol during a lengthy photo shoot and then took advantage of her. She said she started the six-hour photo shoot modeling pants, tops and skirts, and graduated to more revealing bra and lingerie shots as the night wore on. She said Dow poured her up to seven drinks during the evening.

When the shoot was over, Dow carried her up to his bedroom, where he had her perform oral sex on him and then had intercourse with her, the woman testified. 

I was limp and in and out of consciousness, she said. He just kind of had his way with me.

The woman didn't report the incident until 2006 when police, following up on a separate investigation, found photos of her during a search of Dow's home.

Defense lawyer Crystal Antila said the woman met Dow several times after the photo shoot and later signed a three-year modeling contract with RiCoCo. "These are not the actions of a woman who was sexually assaulted," Antila said last week in her closing argument to jurors.

Crown attorney Marty Minuk argued the woman was too incapacitated by alcohol to consent to sex. Justice Chris Martin appeared to undercut that argument in his final charge to the jury Monday morning, saying the Crown should have called an expert witness if they wanted to prove the woman was incapacitated by alcohol. Drunkenness is not equivalent to incapacity," Martin said. The Crown also never directly asked the woman if she was unwilling to participate in the sexual activity, Martin said.

Why he did this-Neighbor attacked with chainsaw

An Australian man had to undergo emergency surgery Tuesday night after a fight with his neighbor turned violent and he was attacked with a chainsaw, police say.  

New South Wales police said a 30-year-old Sydney man had his right arm partially severed in the dispute around 9:20 p.m. A 26-year-old man, who allegedly wielded the chainsaw, lost a finger, police said. Police didn't say what the dispute was about and the investigation is ongoing.

Wow-Man left crying in the street after being trapped by nymphomaniac

A MAN was left crying in the street after he was forced to repeatedly pleasure a German nymphomaniac. I met her on a bus... She invited me back here. Oh God, it was hell. I can't walk. Please help me, he told Munich police when they found him in tears outside her apartment after the 36-hour episode. The Daily Mail reports the man only escaped her apartment after the woman fell asleep. The same 47-year-old woman was arrested in April after she picked up 43-year-old craftsman Dieter Schultz. Munich Police issued a statement confirming that they met at a pub at 1.30pm.According to an online translator, the statement said: "The woman took the new acquaintance in her apartment. There came the repeated act of love.

The statement said the man tried to leave, but the woman would not let him.

When he called police for help, Schultz claimed she was trying to kill me with sex. 

The woman reportedly tried to seduce the two arrested officers with a "quickie" - who politely declined.

Unlucky-Man dies after having testicles squeezed during fight over parking space

A man is reported to have died in China after having his testicles squeezed during a dust up over a parking space. According to the Australian Telegraph, an argument arose between the shopkeeper victim and a scooter rider after she was making the school run to pick up her child from a primary school in Meilan District, Haikou City.

Eyewitnesses are reported to have claimed that the 42-year-old told the unidentified woman that she was not permitted to park her vehicle in front of his store.

The dispute is said to have escalated to a “violent fist fight” after the furious mum contacted her husband and brother to assist her. It is alleged that during the consequent scuffle that she lunged for the shopkeeper’s crotch, grabbed his testicles and squeezed until her collapsed on the ground.

The man is reported to have died in hospital. Dr. Irwin Goldstein of San Diego Sexual Medicine at California’s Alvarado Hospital is quoted by tntmagazine.com as saying that such an assault could trigger cardiac arrest.

What an excuse-Man did 111 mph to go have sex, man tells cops

File this under Excuses Traffic Cops Don't Hear Every Day.

A Chicago-area man who allegedly was clocked driving 111 mph through a 45 mph forest preserve told a patrol officer he was in a hurry to “try to go have sex with a girl he liked.”

Zachary P. Ramirez, 21, of Naperville, which lies about 20 miles west of downtown Chicago, was caught speeding through Springbrook Prairie Forest Preserve last Saturday, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.Police Sgt. Gregg Bell told the paper an officer saw Ramirez's 1994 Honda Prelude run a red light, then run a stop sign. Another officer pulled him over and asked him why he was traveling so fast. For sex, he said. The officer’s radar unit initially clocked the car traveling at 104 mph “and finally locked at 111 (mph),” Bell told the Sun-Times.

Disobeyed light and stop sign .Police also allegedly found 0.2 grams of marijuana in the car. Ramirez faces charges of speeding 40 mph or more over the limit, according to the paper. He also was charged with drug possession, disobeying a traffic light and disobeying a stop sign.

Ramirez is free on $200 bond, the Sun-Times reported. His arraignment date is pending.