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Judging by the pics, they should have been threatened with attempted bestiality.

A man called a late night phone chat line on Sunday, Jan. 4 and was invited to come have sex with two young women at their home. When he showed up, he was beaten, robbed, and threatened with charges of statutory rape by their father.

And it’s probably not the first time this scheme was pulled, said Capt. Kim Frey, Cincinnati police.

James Merida, 40, and his two daughters, Amie Campbell, 28, and Ashley Merida, 20, of 1986 Knob Court, have been arrested on robbery charges.

“I think these people found a new way to victimize others,” Frey said. “They find people who are an easy mark and found a way to intimidate and scare these men into thinking they could be involved with a more serious crime.”

After the victim came to meet the girls at about 10 p.m., Merida rushed into the house by kicking in his own door. He accused the man of fooling around with his daughters. Merida lied by saying the girls were underage, then beat the victim and took more than $200 from him, according to police.

After interviewing neighbors, police feel this is not the first time the trio has done this, although they are not sure how many other victims there are.

It’s the claim that the girls are underage that might stop victims from coming forward, Frey said.

“It’s an embarrassing type of crime,” she said. “The men didn’t think they were going there to have sex with a juvenile … so now the guys are thinking, ‘I’m in trouble.’ Most guys probably took their lumps and went away quietly,” she said.

The victim, a 55-year-old man from Warren County, declined to comment to a reporter.

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Proof once again that teen boys will literally hit anything at anytime. Looks like the daughter from Roseanne. Do not want.

A former youth counselor was charged with sexual abuse of a juvenile after Antioch police discovered a runaway boy at her home.Antioch Police officers investigated reports that a 16-year-old male juvenile runaway may be hiding at 293 JoAnna Court, Apt. # 101. When police arrived at the apartment, Lori B. Zolno, 32, initially denied the boy was there.

Police then obtained consent to search Zolno’s apartment and found the juvenile hiding in a closet. The juvenile was confirmed a runaway and ward of the state. He was taken into police custody and later turned over to the Department of Children and Family Services.

Through further investigation, Antioch Police officers learned Zolno had been recently terminated from her job at The Gateway Foundation in Lake Villa, IL where she had been the juvenile’s counselor.

The Gateway Foundation offers substance abuse treatment and cognitive self-change services for adults and adolescents.

Zolno admitted to having a sexual relationship with the juvenile during his stay at her apartment over the past several weeks.

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