INSIDE THIS MONTHS ISSUE:
The Criminal Hair Style Special Issue
Sex Offenders
Recent Arrest
and Much More…

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Inside This Months Issue:

Randy Travis Arrested

Milwaukee Women Steals Thousands from Her School Employer

Teach Caught Having Sex in Back Seat with Middle School Student

Sex Offenders and Much more…

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Inside This Months Issue of Jail House Rocs:

Snoop Dogg Gets Arrested Again

2 Milwaukee County Workers Get Arrested For Stealing Money That Was Suppose To Go To Veterans and Their Families.

North Side Milwaukee Car Theft Ring Get BUSTED!!!!!

and Much More…

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In This Months Issue:
*Former Chicago Bears Receiver Sam Hurd Arrested For Selling Dope!
*Northside Rapist Get’s 40 Years in Prison
*Mequon Bus Driver Touched My Little Boy
*Brooke Mueler…Charlie Sheen’s EX Arrested
*Local Mugshots
*National Mugshots
*Sex Offenders
*Missing Children and much more.

Featured Inside This Months Issue:

Green Bay Packers Linebacker Arrested for Domestic Violence

Man Holds Up A Ronald McDonald Statue

Man Arrested for Licking Strangers Wounded Knee

Lady Stabs Her Boyfriend over Monopoly Game Arguement

Inside:
Darrick L. Bennett Killed his Live in Girlfriend
Annette Morales-Rodiguez Cut Baby Out of Mom’s Stomach

Baby Killer Get Bail!!!!

Soccer Mom Screened Porno For Teen Boys

Woman Stole Hearse With Corpse In Back

A Milwaukee-based tabloid that publishes hundreds of arrest photos every month has been sued for defamation by a woman pictured in the March 2011 issue.

Jamela McLain’s lawsuit, filed in Milwaukee County Circuit Court,  claims Jail House Rocs defamed her by printing her photo and name with the label “fugitive.” The lawsuit says she is not a fugitive and has not been recently arrested.

McLain and her attorney have informed publisher Tony Walker about the inaccurate statements and demanded a retraction, which has not been made, according to the complaint, which seeks punitive damages.

Walker said Monday he recalled talking with McLain, who he said was extremely agitated and using curse words, but not to her attorney. He later called back to say a retraction in fact appeared in the April issue of Jail House Rocs.

Walker said he buys arrest photos from nearly every police agency in southeast Wisconsin, and distributes about 8,000 copies of Jail House Rocs a month. It sells for $2 in gas stations and convenience stores. It features 25 mug shots a page under the heading “You Have the Right to Know! Our #1 goal is to keep our communities informed” and a sub-headline, “RECENT ARREST — Look Who Got BUSTED!”

There is only a photo, name and charge. The right column is filled with undated, summaries of crimes that don’t indicate where they took place.

Some pages include photos of area people on the state’s sex offender registry, the Milwaukee Police Department’s Ten Most Wanted, and some summaries from MPD’s cold case unit, plus a page of ridiculous looking mug shots, in color, without names.

Walker, who is not named personally as a defendant in McLain’s lawsuit, said police get lots of tips from people who read his publication.  He said in three years, there have only been two official complaints that led to retractions.

See Inside…

Amy Winehouse Dead At Age 27

Casey Anthony All Smiles After Not Guilty Verdict

Faces Of Death: Before & After Pics