A court rules on an Ice Cream Man punches a kid customer after receiving a complaint about his prices. Nazzareno Didiano, 44, was placed on probation and ordered to attend anger management classes Tuesday over the May 2004 incident.

Hector Duarte Jr. All Headline News Staff ReporterNew York, NY (AHN)- Arlen Fleisher, Stephen Klass and George Shapiro were charged Thursday for giving large amounts of Viagra and other anti-impotence drugs to mob members in exchange for construction and auto repair services done by mafia-controlled businesses.

Slain porn star's agent wants to donate proceeds from her final movie to local Canadian children's hospital. Twenty-three-year-old, Natel King, stage name Taylor Sumers, made her final on-screen appearance in a porn film titled "Lesbian Lover. " After being stabbed to death last year, King's agent, Stephen Sirard, wants to donate proceeds made from the film's sales to Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children. Sirard said lawyers for his FCF agency in California had asked the hospital if they could highlight the promised gift on the cover of their video, using wording like "all proceeds from the sale of this video go to Sick Kid's Hospital in Toronto. " But hospital spokeswoman Carol Duncan said she has not heard anything about the issue, and she declined to say how the hospital might react to a donation of this kind. "We have to send the issue to the ethics committee and the board of directors for consideration," she said. King, described by Sirard as "a porn star with principles," says King raised money for the hospital before she was murdered. King was stabbed to death in February 2004 after a photography shoot near Philadelphia. The photographer has pleaded guilty to murder and could face 25 years in jail.

Eighty people are facing charges by the Indian police after participating in an ancient Hindu ceremony, which involves burying children alive. "The festival of the pits" is a ceremony during which children, some younger than one year, are buried alive and dug up after some time. Indian authorities that have been trying to stop this ritual for years, finally took action at a recent ceremony held Monday in southern Tamil Nadu state. The Kuzhimattru Thiru Vizha ceremony, held every two years, is a gathering of parents who have vowed to bury their first child as a blessing. The children are drugged to make them unconscious and placed in shallow "graves" in temple courtyards. The pits are covered with leaves and dirt and the children are pulled out after Hindu priests chant a brief prayer -- lasting up to a minute. If found guilty, participants face up to three years in jail or a fine of 5000 rupees ($114).

A 58-year old woman is arrested for allegedly causing headaches and insomnia for her neighbor after blasting loud rock music virtually continuously for nearly two years. Miyoko Kawahara's 64-year old next-door neighbor says the suspect played loud dance music on her stereo almost 24-hours a day every day since November 2002. A police investigation reveals doctors diagnosed the neighbor with headaches and insomnia attributing the problems to the loud music. The two women have had minor arguments over the years, but no definitive motive is known for the alleged harrassment. If convicted on charges of inflicting injury on another person, Kawahara could face $2,800 in fines and up to 10-years in prison.