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Groups of men were taken into custody in an Osceola County, Fla., neighborhood Friday night accused of soliciting undercover police officers posing as prostitutes.

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Painters, cashiers and even businessmen stopped to solicit sex,” Local 6′s Erik von Ancken said. “And most of them denied it, even though the decoys were wearing microphones.”

David Parsons was taken into custody during the sex sting but denied doing anything wrong.

“I am embarrassed as heck right now,” Parson said. “All I was doing was talking.”

Another man said he felt stupid and had a wife and daughter waiting for him at home.

“People will drive up and ask them to do the most vile and disgusting sex acts for money,” Kissimmee police Capt. Warren Shepard said. “It brings in that type of person into the neighborhood.”

Kissimmee police said most of the prostitutes on 192 in Kissimmee are hooked on drugs and use the money on their habit.

What began as a faint popping in a 9-year-old boy’s ear — “like Rice Krispies” — ended up as an earache, and the doctor’s diagnosis was that a pair of spiders made a home in the ear.

“They were walking on my eardrums,” Jesse Courtney said.(Watch how an earache led to the creepy discovery Video)

One of the spiders was still alive after the doctor flushed the fourth-grader’s left ear canal. His mother, Diane Courtney, said her son insisted he kept hearing a faint popping in his ear — “like Rice Krispies.”

A sixth-grader stabbed to death a mother duck and two ducklings that had nested near a school, distressing the other children and alarming officials who said the boy needs mental health treatment.

Students at Wilbur Middle School had named the mother duck Lucy and were monitoring her and her brood, making sure no one disturbed the nest in a grassy creek bed. Their mutilated bodies — stabbed with a pencil — were found this week.

An announcement over the public address system led the boy to admit the killings, officials said. They said he had also talked about the act to classmates and didn’t understand why it was wrong.

The boy, whose name was not released, was suspended Wednesday. His return to the school will hinge on a hearing.

School officials were responding “the way we do whenever we believe that a child might be a risk to himself or others,” said Liz McGinness, who coordinates the district’s mental health crisis team.

She said his parents were being told they must seek outside mental health care. “We really don’t mince words on this,” she said. “We know that animal cruelty is a very serious, significant behavior.”

No decision has been made on possible criminal charges. Killing mallard ducks is illegal this time of year, and even in hunting season, the way they were killed would be illegal, officials said.

Mark Rankin, assistant director of law enforcement for the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks, said the boy may not be charged because of his age. A hunting violation charge could bring an adult up to seven days in jail and a $250 fine, while animal cruelty carries up to a year in jail and $10,000 in fines, he said.

Viewers of a news show broadcast on a Phoenix-area cable television station received a lot more than news – hard-core pornography started streaming into their living rooms, replacing a health show featuring former NBC News anchor Tom Brokaw.

Timothy Michael Seibert was in the midst of raping a 49-year-old woman, according to police, when he answered a cell phone call from his wife. The woman was so close to the phone she could hear Seibert’s wife yelling at him, asking him where he was and what he was doing, according to arrest documents filed by Silver Spring Twp. police.

A 6-year-old boy stayed in an apartment with the body of his father for two days after the man died on their sofa, obeying instructions to never leave without permission, firefighters said.

The boy, whose name was not released, didn’t want to leave even after firefighters arrived, fearing punishment if he left, fire department Maj. Noble Lee said.

“He wasn’t as distraught as one might think,” Lee said. “I don’t think he understands the gravity of the past few days. He wasn’t as upset at the situation as he was about being outside the residence without permission.”

His father, Kevin Dale Judd, 52, appears to have died of natural causes, authorities said. The body was found late Monday after neighbors and a maintenance man reported a foul odor, Lee said.

According to a police report, the boy told police his father had been feeling ill and laid down. The boy left the room to watch television, and when he returned his father was slumped over.

The boy did not know to call 911 in case of an emergency, said Department of Human Services spokesman George Earl Johnson Jr. He apparently had not eaten in two days but refused food and water offered by firefighters and paramedics, Lee said.

Johnson said the boy will remain in DHS custody until relatives are found to care for him.

Andrew Riley faced 128 felony charges Tuesday that included theft, vandalism and intimidation, but he is no adult; he is a seventh grader.

Riley, 13, is accused of burglary, theft, stolen property and vandalism. It stems from a crime spree that the Athens County assistant prosecutor said lasted a year.

NEW YORK – For a moment, the man in the grainy video looks like a good Samaritan holding the door open for an elderly neighbor. Then he turns and delivers three sharp punches to the 101-year-old woman’s head.

“The next thing I knew, I had a big bang on the side of my face,” said Rose Morat, who suffered a fractured cheekbone and lost her purse and $33 to the mugger.

The attack was captured by a surveillance camera in the lobby of her Queens apartment building last Sunday.

“I’m quite sure that if it had happened when I was younger, I would have been after him,” she said. “I’m a very strong woman. I’ve been that way my whole life.”

Police said the same man is believed to have later attacked a second elderly woman in the neighborhood. Investigators were searching for a suspect Saturday.

“We are pulling out all the stops to find him,” Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said in a statement. “We want to stop him before he strikes again.”

For the high school students on Bus 4895, the ride home was unlike any episode of the educational show The Magic School Bus.

It was more like Girls Gone Wild – except none of it was caught on tape, school officials said.

On Jan. 29, a 10th-grader flashed her breasts at the bus driver and then at other passengers to get back a bottle of Gatorade that the driver had confiscated.

Weeks earlier, the same girl performed oral sex on a teenage boy while other students on the bus watched.

At least six students, including the 10th-grade girl, said the bus driver did little to stop them. And he never reported the incidents to his supervisors.

Now the driver, Don Allender, might lose his job. Superintendent Sandra “Sam” Himmel has recommended that the School Board fire him.

Last week, Allender challenged his firing at a board meeting. The board could vote formally on his firing next week.

It was not clear Thursday whether any students were disciplined.

In a statement to school district investigators, Allender, 64, disputed portions of the students’ accounts. But he expressed regret for not reporting the wrongdoing to school officials.

“What could they have done about it?” the driver asked when asked why he didn’t report the sexual behavior.

The story of what happened on Bus 4895 is detailed in an internal investigation that became a public record this week. District officials launched the probe after three students reported seeing the girl expose herself on Jan. 29.

That day, students boarded the bus outside Crystal River High School and watched as the driver confiscated a bottle of Gatorade from a male ninth-grader.

That boy’s friend, a female student in the 10th grade, told the driver that she would show him her chest if he gave back the drink. According to students’ accounts to investigators, the driver smiled and pointed to the bus security camera.

After the bus started moving, the girl told the boy to grab a hooded sweatshirt and cover her face. By that point, “kids were making a big fuss” and “most of the guys on the bus had moved to the front,” according to one student’s account.

The female student pulled up her shirt and bra, students told investigators.

“Then, I flashed another student, and I heard people saying (the driver) was laughing,” the girl later wrote in a statement.

Several students found the scene revolting and complained about the driver’s response.

“I was shocked and I turned away,” one student said. That student told the investigator that “during the flashing, Mr. Don was not paying attention to the road.”

Another student said: “I was never happier to be home” after getting off the bus .

The next day, students said, the female student was discussing her virginity with other girls on the bus when the driver told her, “there ain’t a virgin thing about you.”

A senior, who is 18, told an investigator that the bus “had gotten so out of hand” that students, not the driver, “seemed to rule the bus.”