Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Stephen Charlie's prostitution of a child
WP:EVENT, specifically , refers to "crime logs," not "routine crimes" as stated above. (And a crime may be typical but not routine - this one was, and so was the beating of Rodney King.)  is totally irrelevant.  is clearly satisfied. The only other policy that has been brought up as a reason for deletion is . As for this one, condition #1 clearly does not apply here as this is not a firsthand report. Condition #2 asks for enduring notability and excludes routine news such as announcements, sports matches, and celebrity gossip. This article continues to get about 10 page views per day, so is certainly still of interest to people, evidence of its continuing notability. Multiple stories were written about different aspects of the case; it is not routine news. Condition #3 is a reason not to have a separate article on the perpetrator (just like 1E). Condition #4 doesn't apply at all. So, in spite of the overwhelming number of delete votes, I can't see that there is any policy-based reason for deleting the article
— User:Sammy1339, 15:10, 7 May 2015 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:ROUTINE||WP:1E||WP:GNG||WP:NOTNEWS (Wikipedia:Notability)