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A man who calls himself a doctor is accused of trying to meet a 12-year-old for sex.
Ronald Grocoff, who goes by “Dr. Ron” on his online profiles, was caught in an FBI Internet sting.
He appears to be in the medical consulting field, and was once a foot doctor and surgeon in Texas.
Grocoff lists himself as a rock and blues guitarist in a local band called The RonJohn Band.
Investigators with the FBI’s Innocent Images Unit, which was set up to investigate sex and child exploitation crimes, created an online ad where an undercover officer posed as a dad who was offering up his 12-year-old daughter for sex.
They said Grocoff responded with messages from his cellphone that read, “I love pleasing others,” and “Are we going to do this?”
Court documents show at one point, Grocoff said he would pay $75 to engage in oral sex and sexual intercourse with the girl, but later changed the deal to include an extra $20, some lingerie and marijuana for sex.
A few days later they said Grocoff showed up at a meeting spot in Lake Mary in his silver Infiniti with drugs, cash and lingerie.
At his home, his wife told Channel 9 she didn’t want to talk about her husband’s arrest.
Grocoff was arrested six years ago in a case where a Seminole County Sheriff’s Office report shows he tried to buy lingerie from a woman on Craigslist.
According to the report, he tried on a bra and slip, and asked her to rub his fake breast and when she didn’t, he grabbed her breast.
He was charged with a misdemeanor in that case.
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Victoria’s Secret is no stranger to controversy. From their primetime shows featuring scantily clad women, to a reputation for body shaming, Victoria’s Secret has a complicated history with those who encourage body positivity for all women, no matter the size. The company’s latest gaffe involves an ad for a line of bras and panties, for which they label as “Perfect fit. Perfect comfort. Perfectly soft.” for “The Perfect ‘Body’“. This ad received a wide-range of criticism for the claim “Perfect Body” with an image of of ten extremely slim women.
After being accused for body shaming, Victoria’s Secret changed their ad to “A Body For Every Body” in an attempt to be more inclusive. Yet, many critics still feel the women in the ad does not represent a variety of body types.
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Here are the finalists for the “Star in a Bra” campaign, for which voting has closed:
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