Crime Report: “Hot Dog Hooker” Arrested Again; Brothers Accused in Burglary Spree

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Cathy Scalia faces prostitution charges, two brothers are accused of robbing eight homes.

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“Hot Dog Hooker” Arrested Again
Cathy Scalia, the 47-year-old woman who became known as the “Hot Dog Hooker” after allegedly soliciting sexual acts from her hot dog stand in 2012, was arrested again on Friday and is facing prostitution charges.

Police say that an undercover officer received a massage from Scalia, who then offered to engage in sexual acts for money at a hotel in Garden City. Scalia, who doesn’t have a massage license, is being charged with prostitution and unauthorized practice.

According to a report from CBS, Scalia claims that she is innocent, and accused police of framing her. After her arraignment at the Nassau County First District Court in Hempstead, Scalia stated that she never offered to sell sex to the officer, and that he only received a lap dance before she was arrested.

Scalia was first arrested in 2012. She pleaded guilty to prostitution and served seven days in jail.

[Source: CBS]

Brothers Accused in Burglary Spree
Police said that two brothers are responsible for robbing eight homes throughout Suffolk County. They arrested Corey Hinton, 26, and Shea Hinton, 24, outside their home on Bedford Avenue in Bay Shore on Friday morning.

Officials from the Third Squad, Property Recovery Section and Criminal Intelligence Bureau had been investigating the burglary spree. The Hinton brothers allegedly robbed eight unoccupied homes in Bay Shore, Brightwaters and Great River.

According to a report from Examiner.com, police said that the two would knock on the front doors of houses and condominiums to make sure nobody was home, and then break in to steal jewelry and electronics.

Corey Hinton is being charged with eight counts of second-degree burglary. Shea Hinton is being charged with two counts of criminal possession of stolen property and two counts of second-degree burglary.

Detectives added that the investigation is continuing. The Hintons were scheduled for arraignment on Saturday at the First District Court in Central Islip.

[Source: Examiner.com]