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salvador.jpgOLD BRIDGE -- He told the 14-year-old Sayreville girl he was "T-Rex" and he liked to impersonate the guitarist for the heavy metal band they both liked, Static-X, authorities said.

But the 39-year-old man accused of meeting the girl through the Internet, driving from Pennsylvania and sexually assaulting her in an Old Bridge shopping center in January was no impersonator, police said.

Tod Rex Salvador, who goes by the stage name Tripp Eisen, a guitarist for Static-X, was apprehended Thursday in Orange County, Calif. by two detectives from New Jersey, authorities said.

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Strange for the guy to pretend to be his own impersonator. He's another Elvis. :rolleyes: I doubt he'll get away with it.

An impersonation Ken?

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He was fired from the band.

Static-X.com:

"Static-X has parted ways with guitarist Tripp Eisen, effective immediately. Tripp is currently dealing with personal issues that prohibit him from being able to fulfill his commitment to the band. No replacement has yet been chosen. Static-X is in the studio putting the finishing touches on their fourth Warner Bros. album, scheduled to be released in May. The band will tour this summer in support of the record."

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Tod Rex Salvador, 39, who as a member of the band Static-X goes by the name Tripp Eisen, was arrested Feb. 10 in California after he was found sleeping in a car with an “underage female,” police said. He was charged with performing a “lewd act on a child” in the California case and was released on $100,000 bail.

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http://www.wixt.com/entertainment/story.as...E1-7110873DF5D8

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Static-X Announce Former Guitarist To Replace Tripp Eisen

Koichi Fukada Rejoins Static-X To Record, Tour in Place of Eisen; Two US Tour Dates Confirmed

Static-X have announced a replacement for guitarist Tripp Eisen, who was recently arrested last month in New Jersey on charges of kidnapping and sexual assault on a minor. The band will bring back their former guitarist into the fold. Vocalist Wayne Static states:

“I am very excited to announce that former Static-X guitarist Koichi Fukuda has rejoined the band. Koichi was with us back in the club days here in Los Angeles, played on our first record, Wisconsin Death Trip, and did the first two years of touring with the band. He's been in the studio with us since October working on the new record and this feels like a very natural transition. The first shows with Koichi will be at the Galaxy in Santa Ana on March 25th and at the Key Club in Hollywood on March 26th. We'll be releasing details very soon about more extensive touring plans as well as the title and release date for the new record. Tony, Nick, and I want to thank all of you for your continued support...you guys have never let us down. Thanks!”

03/25/05 Santa Ana, CA The Galaxy

03/26/05 Hollywood, CA The Key Club

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Static X Guitarist Released From Prison

Former Static-X and Dope guitarist Tripp Eisen was released from a California state prison last week. Eisen was sent away a little more than 6 months ago after getting arrested on a crimes-against-children count.

But, Eisen could return to the grey-bar hotel soon, depending on what a judge in New Jersey says next week. Eisen's up on sexual assault, criminal sexual contact, luring and endangering the welfare of a child charges.

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