Motion sensor outdoor LED light http://www.clowjockeyzr.us/3374/174/379/1408/2938.10tt65796583AAF11.php Unsub- http://www.clowjockeyzr.us/3374/174/379/1408/2938.10tt65796583AAF12.html PITTSBURGH An unidentified city police sergeant is facing possible discipline for having his picture taken in uniform while wearing a unicorn mask and standing next to a porn star who had just been thrown out of a Pittsburgh Pirates game for dancing in the costume head.But the woman who took the picture, an adult film producer named Steviee Hughes, said she's not sure what the fuss is all about, though she's assuming it has more to do with adult entertainer Andy San Dimas posing next to the officer than it does the oversized animal head he wore on July 13.Calling it a "mountain made out of mole hill," Hughes said, "I'm sure if she wouldn't have been a porn star, it would have been OK."City public safety officials said Dimas was in town last Saturday to dance at a local night club but went to the Pirates game first and was ejected by security for refusing to sit down after she was seen dancing while wearing the large unicorn head.When Dimas was taken to a security office at PNC Park, the sergeant and others were standing around and Hughes said he agreed to wear the unicorn head and pose for a picture, which Hughes then posted on Twitter.That's when the tweet hit the fan.Gossipy news blogs Deadspin and TMZ posted the photo as well as cellphone video Hughes shot of Dimas dancing in the unicorn head just before she was ejected. Rumors spread that the dancer was high on drugs or part of a sexual cult fixated on unicorns.Hughes said the tr MILWAUKEE The list of creditors for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee includes those you might expect to find in a bankruptcy case a bank, pension funds and a retirees' health care plan.It also includes a priest removed from the priesthood amid allegations of child sexual abuse.The archdiocese filed for bankruptcy in 2011, saying it wouldn't have enough money if lawsuits filed by sexual abuse victims went against it. Hundreds of victims also filed claims.The claim filed by Marvin Knighton stands out because he was acquitted by a jury. But the church still removed him from the priesthood, saying two of three allegations against him had merit.Knighton is seeking back pay of $450,000.He declined to comment when reached by telephone in Arizona.