(A 7-Year Old Picture of) Troy Vincent Will Make You Sweat and Your Heart Race, Ladies

An HHR insider (who wishes to remain anonymous) sent us the above photo that was taken in her work place's employees' gym locker room, noting it is "one of several poster-sized pictures of half-naked men scattered about the ladies' locker room in between African art."

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Bump & Run: Cornerback Sued for Impropriety at His Salon

Among Trenton-native Troy Vincent's contributions to the economic development of his hometown region is his ownership of Essence Salon in Ewing. Now he, the salon and one of its masseurs are being sued for sexual assault.

This should bode well for his quest to succeed Gene Upshaw as head of the NFLPA.

A sign in the salon allegedly posted by the Vincents, McHugh said in the suit, tells clients to remove all their clothing, including undergarments. The victim said she refused to remove her panties and covered herself with a sheet.

After getting the victim on the table, Jones allegedly told her that the panties were too tight, ripped them off and digitally penetrated her with force, McHugh said, adding that Jones then allegedly grabbed the victim’s wrist and "forced her hand to his penis."

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HHR Is Trenton

On Lalor Street, not far from the Mercer County Waterfront Park, the home of the Yankee's AA affiliate, the Trenton Thunder, I saw the following glossy, new billboard:

I had to laugh.

What are you saying, Troy?

• You rank 327 out of 335 New Jersey high schools?
• You're the 14th overall Most Dangerous City IN THE COUNTRY? 4th among cities with a population between 75,000 TO 99,999?
• You're home to the violent feuding between the Sex Money Murder and the Gangster Killer Bloods factions of Bloods.

Obviously, the organization for which Vincent lends his name and image aim to combat these unfavorable distinctions.

But keep it real, Troy. Sure you grew up in Trenton's public school system, but then you went to high school at Pennsbury in PA. You then hightailed it out to the confines of Wisconsin for college - which you chose not to finish.

For over a decade, your name is always associated with charitable endeavors in the city, but what has ever come from them? Sure your heart is in the right place, but the city continues to fall deeper and deeper into despair.

No disrespect, but it may be time to give up on the philanthropy. Besides, there's a new do-gooder in town.