New Nation News - Black-on-White Crime |
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Black man sentenced to 25 years in prison for shooting White female Caseyville shop owner   Police say a man who stole $42 dollars and shot a Caseyville business owner will spend 25 years in prison. Phillip Smith, 33, was arrested for robbing the Ferguson Television and Satellite store in November 2013. During the robbery, Smith shot 63-year-old business owner Judy Ferguson, leaving 12 bullet wounds in her body. Ferguson did survive the incident. Authorities say Smith will be on five years probation after he gets out of prison. Authorities say the East St. Louis man fired at least nine shots at the 63-year-old shop owner, who sustained 12 entry and exit wounds from the bullets. She survived. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Robber found guilty of shooting dead White medical student in frat house break-in     A robber who stumbled and shot a medical student as he raided a fraternity residence has been found guilty of murder. Dajeon Franklin, 22, had no reaction when a jury convicted him of killing 25-year-old Paul DeWolf in Michigan University's Phi Rho Sigma house last year. He was also found guilty of three home invasions and unlawful possession of a firearm. Washtenaw County Court heard Franklin and two friends, 20-year-old Joei Jordan, and 21-year-old Shaquille Jones, broke into the medical fraternity in the early hours of July 24, 2013, and stumbled upon Paul DeWolf sleeping in his basement bedroom. DeWolf and Franklin struggled, and the gun Franklin was holding went off, striking DeWolf in the neck, prosecutors said. DeWolf's body was found at the fraternity house on July 24, 2013, after he failed to show up for work at a hospital. 'That was very hard,' Paul DeWolf's father Thom DeWolf told Mlive after the verdict. 'You're sitting on pins and needles waiting for the answer. You think there would be some elation or happiness, but there's not. All it does, it's confirming Paul's death.' - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Wichita man sentenced in theft of wedding ring from dying White woman  WICHITA, Kan. — A Wichita man has been sentenced to prison for his role in the theft of a wedding ring from a dying woman's hand. Forty-three-year-old Danielle Zimmerman was pulling into southeast Wichita Taco Bell drive-thru last December when she suffered a brain aneurism. While unconscious in her car, her purse, cell phone and wedding ring were stolen. She died the next day at an area hospital. Police later arrested three suspects: Daquantrius Shaquill Johnson, Quanique Dontrell Thomas-Hameen and Keith Byron Hickels, Jr., all 19 years old. Each was charged with robbery, theft and aggravated burglary. Some of the stolen items were recovered, but not her wedding ring. Thomas-Hameen was later found guilty of misdemeanor theft and obstructing apprehension in a felony offense. Thomas-Hameen was inside while his friends Johnson and Hickels allegedly stole the items. He then drove them from the scene. Danielle's husband, Kris Zimmerman, followed up by asking the judge to give him the maximum punishment for the crime. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Marine sentenced for fatal shooting of White Marine at Camp Lejeune gate  CAMP LEJEUNE, ONSLOW COUNTY - A Marine has been sentenced to military prison and is dishonorably discharged for accidentally shooting and killing another Marine at Camp Lejeune's main gate in April. A military judge sentenced LCpl. Brandon Little (pictured left) Wednesday to two years in the brig, a dishonorable discharge from the Marine Corps, forfeiture of all pay, and a reduction of rank to E-1. The original sentence was actually three years in confinement, but the last 12 months were suspended due to a pretrial agreement. Little accidentally shot and killed 21-year-old LCpl. Mark N. Boterf (pictured right) while the two Marines were in a guard shack performing sentry duty at Camp Lejeune's main gate. The shooting happened at about 5:30 p.m. on April 8, base officials said. - (Black-on-white) |
Sketch released of black suspect in fatal shooting of White good Samaritan  HOUSTON -- Homicide investigators are asking for the public's help in identifying a suspect wanted in the murder of a good Samaritan in east Harris County last month. At around 6am on September 12, investigators say Mark Anthony Horton, 49, was fatally shot in the 700 block of Frankie while he was trying to help a woman who was being robbed. The suspect is described as a short, stocky, black male in his early thirties, wearing a fisherman style hat. He was driving a white Impala. Anyone with information on the suspect's identity and/or location is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS (8477). Crime Stoppers will pay up to $5,000 for any information that leads to the filing of felony charges or arrest of wanted fugitives. All tipsters remain anonymous. - (Black-on-white) |
Black man arrested for Museum District hammer attack, robbery   RICHMOND, Va. — A 46-year-old Richmond man has been arrested for allegedly robbing and attacking a (White) man and woman with a mallet as they walked home to the Museum District from Carytown Monday night . Richmond police said Allen A. Kelly, of the 5800 block of Westover Village Drive, was arrested without incident around 4:30 p.m. Thursday in Chesterfield County . Kelly was charged with robbery and malicious wounding. The man said the robber used the mallet to hit the woman, also 28, with one hand and stole her purse with the other hand. The woman was rushed to the hospital where she received 30 stitches in the back of her head, her best friend said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man arrested for killing white girlfriend, burning corpse  LOUISVILLE, KY - A Louisville man is accused of shooting and killing his girlfriend and then trying to dispose of her body by burning it. Police say it happened near Churchill Downs at their home on Iowa Avenue. Police arrested Antoine Montrell Bosley, 46, early Oct. 9 for the murder of Amy Ndao, 38. Detectives say a tip lead them to the home the day before, two days after police say they already had the murder weapon in their possession. They just didn't know it at the time. Signs on Bosley's front porch read "Warning. Due to price of increase of ammo, do not expect a warning shot" and "Warning. If you can read this, you are in range." It's chilling to his neighbors on Iowa Avenue. "As a neighbor I feel like I failed her," said Pamela Lucas, their next door neighbor. Police say not only did Bosley shoot and kill Ndao, his girlfriend of seven years, he then attempted to burn her body in their backyard. Cayla Casey, an Iowa Avenue neighbor, said the couple moved in the house a few months ago. - (Black-on-white) |
White Jersey City Sunday School teacher stabbed to death by black ex-fiance, police say  A Jersey City Sunday school teacher who was ecstatic after her recent engagement was brutally stabbed to death by her former fiance this morning in the Heights apartment they still shared, officials said. “I feel horrible,” said St. Anne Church pastor the Rev. Nigel R. Mohammed of the murder of Patricia Santana, 53, of Kennedy Boulevard near Sherman Place, who was killed some time before 3 a.m. today. “It’s been hanging over the church all day like a black cloud. She was beloved by the kids in the Sunday school program.” Michael Humphrey, 43, who police described as Santana’s former boyfriend, has been charged with her murder and with weapons offenses related to a knife, Hudson County Assistant Prosecutor Gene Rubino said, adding that Humphrey was arrested this morning at Hutton Street and Central Avenue. Mohammed said when Santana and Humphrey met about a year ago, she brought him to mass at the Kennedy Boulevard church a couple of times around Thanksgiving. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Man Sentenced To Death A 2nd Time In 1984 Murders Of 2 White Women   A man was sentenced Wednesday to death for killing two women in Los Angeles three decades ago, as the judge made note of the brutality of the crimes. Kevin Haley, 50, was sentenced to death in the killings of Laverne Stolzy on June 25, 1984 and Dolores Clement on Sept. 27, 1984. Judge Kathleen Kennedy denied a defense motion to reduce a jury’s death penalty recommendation to life in prison without the possibility of parole, calling the brutality of Haley’s crimes “horrendous” and saying he terrorized women who were “essentially helpless.” - (Black-on-white) |
72-year-old White woman dies weeks after Berkeley stabbing by black teen during failed carjack  A 72-year-old woman who was stabbed in South Berkeley in September has died after nearly three weeks in medical care. Nancy Jo McClellan of Emeryville died Wednesday at approximately 2:30 a.m. McClellan remained in the ICU following the stabbing, and died in a Berkeley care facility where she had been transferred Tuesday. Over the weekend, her family had decided to take her off life support when she failed to recover from the attack. Police will now seek murder charges against Kamau Berlin, the 18-year-old Richmond man authorities say was responsible for McClellan’s death. Berlin was arrested by police the day of the stabbing, Sept. 19. He has been charged by the Alameda County district attorney’s office with attempted murder. He is a Berkeley Unified School District student. Police say Berlin tried to steal McClellan’s Honda, then stabbed her twice in the throat when the car wouldn’t start. The assault took place at approximately 4:30 p.m. An officer was able to detain Berlin on Martin Luther King Jr. Way, near Otis. He had blood stains on his face and on the front of his shirt and pants. McClellan had been stabbed twice in the throat with a knife, severing her carotid artery. - (Black-on-white) |
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White dancer's family attends hearing for black man accused of wreck that took her life   OLATHE, KS - A man charged with felony murder in a Prairie Village woman's death a year ago was in court Wednesday. Police say Roy Lee Maney was speeding on a Prairie Village, KS, street in October 2013 when he slammed into the car driven by 30-year-old Tiffany Mogenson, killing her. Mogenson is the sister-in-law of KCTV5 Reporter Eric Chaloux. Maney was arrested a short time later. "There is no justice, she's gone. Justice would be to bring her back and that isn't going to happen," said Michael Mogenson, Tiffany's husband, as he fought back tears. Maney was then going upwards of 100 mph. Mogenson was stopped at the red light when Maney is accused of slamming into her car with such force it's believed she died instantly. The dash cam video shows a man police said was later identified as Maney running from the scene. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black suspect in slaying of White couple is ID’d as dead man   NEW KENSINGTON, Pa. — Police in New Kensington announced Thursday that they have identified a suspect in an unsolved double homicide that left the community shaken. But it turns out, that man is dead. Investigators said they believe 18-year-old Brian Hall, of Penn Hills, is responsible for the shooting deaths of Shannon Bongartz and John Russ. Police said Hall was shot and killed in Homewood just one day after the double slaying 4th Avenue in August. Bongartz and Russ were killed in front of Russ’ home, but police said the motive for the killing remains unclear. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Man arrested in Mich. after Indy murder gets 60 years  An Indianapolis man was sentenced to 60 years in prison this week for a murder than happened in June 2013. Keith Brown was sentenced Wednesday to 60 years in the Department of Correction but received about 16 months of jail credit. A court recommended mental health and substance abuse treatment and also a GED for Brown. Police arrested Brown for the murder of 37-year-old Jimmy Fesler. Fesler was killed on June 28, 2013 in the 1000 block of Hosbrook Street. Brown was arrested in Detroit, Michigan on an outstanding warrant after the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office charged him with murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black driver who led police on 100mph car chase while high on PCP found guilty of murder after killing 2-yr-old White 'miracle' child    A man who led police on a high-speed chase while high on PCP before slamming his car into another and killing a two-year-old girl has been found guilty of murder. Marvin Travon Hicks, 47, of Palmdale, California, was convicted of second-degree murder on Friday in the DUI pursuit crash that ended with the death of 2-year-old Madison Ruano. Madison had been considered a ‘miracle’ child by her parents after she survived being born severely prematurely at 25 weeks and weighing less than two pounds. Jurors had found Hicks guilty of several felony counts including gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and DUI causing injury in April, but were unable to reach a verdict on the murder count. A different jury deliberated for just three hours on Friday before finding Hicks guilty of second-degree murder. According to the official report, police started pursuing his vehicle after he ran a red light on Sierra Highway on December 6, 2012. Authorities say he then weaving between cars going at speeds over 100 mph and even drove briefly on the wrong side of the road in an attempt to avoid authorities. It was at that point that Hicks drove his black Toyota straight into the blue Lexus driven by Madison’s mother Tina Ruano, 37. Both the woman and child suffered massive trauma to their upper body and were immediately taken to the hospital. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black "that hears voices" held in fatal stabbing of White neighbor  GREENSBORO — Officials have released a photo of the suspect in a fatal stabbing that happened on Sunday. Shiquan Jermaine Richardson, 22, of 1118 Summit Ave. faces a charge of first-degree murder in the stabbing death of James Daryl Overman, 42, of 1115 Summit Ave. Richardson is being held without bail in the Guilford County jail. Police said Overman and Richardson were acquaintances who were involved in an ongoing dispute. But police did not say what triggered the fatal stabbing that happened about 11:40 a.m. at Overman's home. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Teen Charged with Murdering His White Mother - confessed to raping her corpse  CORPUS CHRISTI - Kevin Davis, the 18-year old accused of killing his mother by strangulation, allegedly beating her with a hammer and stabbing her in the head, pleaded not guilty in the 214th District Court Thursday morning. Davis was officially indicted on murder charges on Friday, June 20. It was March 27 when the body of Davis' 50-year old mother, Kimberly Hill, was found lying on the floor of her apartment in the 4300 block of Kostoryz Road. Davis was arrested later. He confessed that he had killed his mom. The arrest affidavit detailed Davis confessing to police that he had strangled his mother with a power cord before striking her in the head with a hammer, and then stabbing her in the head. The affidavit also stated that Davis told police he had planned on killing his sister, but she never came home, and that he told police he "had the urge to kill again." - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man charged with murder in (White) Henrico McDonald's worker's death   A Colonial Heights man has been charged with the murder of a McDonald’s employee who was taking a break outside the restaurant July 20 in the 5100 block of Nine Mile Road. Deonte Maurice Jenkins Jr., 19, made a brief appearance in Henrico Circuit Court this morning and will return to court next week when a trial date could be set. He was indicted earlier this month on the murder charge after initially being arrested for attempted robbery and conspiracy charges. Jenkins faces three other felonies in connection with the shooting death of McDonald’s employee Michael Raymond Bailey Jr, 22, of Sandston. Another man Christopher Pitts, 22, of the 600 block of N. Laburnum Ave., is facing multiple felonies in the case and was arrested with Jenkins shortly after the shooting. - (Black-on-white) |
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One Suspect In Custody, One Dead After Chicago Police Captain Shot  A Chicago police captain was shot in Englewood attempting to apprehend a suspect in multiple shootings in Indiana. One suspect was taken into custody and another is dead following a standoff of over five hours. The shooting happened at an apartment building. . SWAT teams and police stormed the building and found one suspect dead and took the other in custody late Tuesday night. Capt. Edward Kulbida, 58, was being treated for gunshot injuries to the head and chest, says a spokeswoman for Stroger Hospital. The injuries are not life-threatening and the officer is in good condition. Chicago Police Supt. Garry McCarthy said the officer is going to be okay. Kulbida was part of a fugitive task force, including Chicago police officers and U.S. marshals, who were serving an arrest warrant for 42-year-old Daniel Brown, a suspect in a string of shootings in Indiana. Brown allegedly shot a woman behind a gas station, then carjacked a man in Indianapolis on Saturday. Police said Brown also shot a man and woman at a motel the same night. He then allegedly stole a semi-truck tractor on Sunday, and drove to his sister’s apartment. When police and federal agents arrived Brown’s sister’s the apartment Tuesday evening to arrest him, someone inside the apartment fired at police officers, who fired back. Kulbida was wounded in the shootout. Authorities have yet to confirm who was arrested and who died. - (Black-on-white) |
White Woman killed in Redford Township crash caused by black home invasion suspect  REDFORD TOWNSHIP, Mich. - A man who was wanted in connection with a home invasion Monday morning in Livonia ended up crashing into a woman's car at 6 Mile and Beech Daly roads in Redford Township. That 26-year-old Royal Oak woman, Fransesca Weatherhead, was killed in the crash after her minivan was broadsided and flipped. Livonia police said one of their officers was trying to catch up to the Ford SUV, with the driver suspected of being involved in the home invasion around 10:10 a.m. in the 15000 block of Shadyside. "What do you do? What are you supposed to do?" said Kristina Vitale, Weatherhead's sister. "I love my sister so much. I hate the person who did this to her. It's very unfair." A suspect is in custody. He has a criminal history of past Home Invasions.” - (Black-on-white) |
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Jury: (Black) Colorado Springs teen guilty in killing of (White) Fort Carson soldier, wife    A reluctant witness claiming to forget a murder confession left Maryln Dunlap weeping and in tears last week, scared that her son's alleged killer would walk free. Her eyes grew moist once more Tuesday as she texted her younger son the verdict: He's guilty. After deliberating only 31/2 hours, a jury found that Macyo Joelle January murdered Staff Sgt. David Dunlap and his pregnant wife, Whitney Butler, as the newlyweds checked on their home burglary alarm in early 2013. January - charged as an adult despite being 17 at the time of the killings - showed no emotion after the 12 jurors replied "yes" in affirming their decision to 4th Judicial District Court Judge Deborah Grohs and a packed courtroom. But there was no murder charge for the 13-week-old fetus Butler carried the day she died - a result of state statutes that kept prosecutors from pressing charges for that death, prosecutor Reggy Short said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Bus driver arrested after fatal 18-wheeler crash - he failed to stop and render aid to White driver that died as result  SAN ANTONIO - A Northside Independent School District bus driver has been arrested in connection with a fatal Friday morning crash in Western Bexar County. David L. Wayne, 64, has been charged with failure to stop and render aid-death, a felony, after Bexar County Sheriff's investigators said he failed to stop at a stop sign at FM 471 and Old FM 471 around 6 a.m. Wayne pulled the school bus out in front of a westbound 18-wheeler, causing the driver of the 18-wheeler to swerve to avoid hitting the bus. Instead, the 18-wheeler collided with an eastbound Ford Focus, driven by 62-year-old Larry Dean Salsbury. Salsbury was killed in the collision. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Pit Bull Owner Sentenced In Mauling Death Of White Littlerock Woman  LANCASTER — A pit bull owner whose dogs fatally mauled a jogger was sentenced Friday morning to 15 years to life in prison. Alex Donald Jackson, 31, was convicted in late August of second-degree murder of in the death of Pamela Devitt in Littlerock. “[The defendant] was reckless. He was irresponsible with his dogs. The dogs were terrorizing the neighborhood. He has a history and now his life has been set for,” said Ben Devitt, the victim’s husband of 43 years, on Friday. Judge Lisa Chung said, although Jackson knew that his dogs were harmful, he chose to let them run wild to ward off people from his property that was also a marijuana grow house. “He did not care that his dogs were so dangerous to human life and he knew that they were so dangerous to human life,” said Carolyn Yeh, a deputy District Attorney. Devitt died after being attacked by the dogs while out for a morning stroll just a few blocks from her home in May of 2013. She was 63 years old. The dogs left about 200 puncture wounds on her body. Her dry blood was found on the dogs’ fur after the attack, positively linking them to her gruesome death. “I constantly have to take out of my head the last minutes of my wife’s life. I cannot think about that,” Ben added. - (Black-on-white) |
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New Orleans: White Woman's body found under Gentilly bridge; FBI arrests black man  NEW ORLEANS, LA - It was a gruesome discovery on July 29. The body of Rebecca Demuth, 23, was found under a Gentilly bridge. The FBI has made an arrest in the case. Demuth's body was discovered in the 4200 block of France Road under a bridge near the intersection of Almonaster. Police state that she was shot several times. Following a several month investigation, the FBI's Violent Task Force arrested 35-year-old Anthony Eugene. Eugene was arrested on Wednesday and a search warrant was executed at his Metairie residence. Eugene has been charged with second degree homicide. He was transported to the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office where he was also booked on multiple drug charges stemming from the search of his residence, agent say. - (Black-on-white) |
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Five Suspects Formally Charged in Superior Robbery Turned Homicide   Five people have now been formally charged after 20-year-old Garth Velin was fatally shot in the chest Tuesday night. Police said Chance Andrews, 17, was the suspect with the gun. Andrews is charged with felony murder. Police said Kyham Dunn, 20, is an accomplice. Teah Phillips, 17, was charged as an accomplice to the murder Friday. Kane Robinson, 20, was also charged as an accomplice. His brother, 18-year old Dallas Robinson, is being held on a $75,000 bail. The criminal complaint shows he allegedly was one of the three who approached Velin's door. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black teen charged in White fair worker’s death on Martin Luther King Drive  A 19-year-old has been charged with shooting and killing a fair worker across the street from where the Robeson County Regional Agricultural Fair is set to open in two days. Terrence Devon Paige turned himself in to police on Tuesday evening and was charged with attempted robbery with a dangerous weapon and first-degree murder in the death of 53-year-old Edward Reiner, according to a statement from the Lumberton Police Department. Paige has been jailed without bond. Reiner, an employee of Carnival Payroll Company, was shot “multiple times in his upper body” at about 9 p.m. on Monday, according to an earlier statement. Officers found Reiner in the roadway near Sun Do gas station and King’s Learning Center on Martin Luther King Drive. - (Black-on-white) |
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White DeKalb officer stable as police investigate how black prisoner shot him   The DeKalb police officer who was shot while transporting a prisoner was in stable condition Friday as police continue to investigate how the officer lost his gun to the handcuffed prisoner. The shooting happened Thursday night when Detective Phil Cristy, a 25-year veteran, was escorting prisoner Miguel Benton, a 19-year-old who had been arrested on armed robbery charges, from magistrate court. Benton somehow got Christy’s .40-caliber Smith & Wesson pistol and shot the officer in the thigh and the wrist before Christy’s partner, Detective Eddie Stubbs, shot and killed the prisoner, said Cedric Alexander, the county public safety director. - (Black-on-white) |
Black convicted felon live-in boyfriend charged in white Louisa woman’s slaying  A Louisa County woman is dead and her boyfriend faces charges in what authorities are calling a “domestic violence-related shooting.” A person called to report a possible shooting Thursday night at a house on Lasley Lane in Louisa. Deputies responded to the residence around 9:30 p.m. and found 39-year-old Rhonda Rowe with multiple gunshot wounds to her chest and arms, which Lowe said came from a small-caliber handgun. Rowe was pronounced dead on the scene. Her body was transported to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Richmond, he said. Rowe’s live-in boyfriend, Thomas Peterson Feaster, was at the house and taken into custody. He is charged with murder, use of a firearm in the commission of murder and possession of a firearm after being a convicted felon. - (Black-on-white) |
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Trial Begins For Black Man Accused Of Killing (White) West Hartford Bank Employee  HARTFORD — Either of two deep stab wounds to the heart could have killed Christopher Donato in 2012, a medical examiner testified during the first day of the murder trial of Carl "Hood" Small. Donato had two stab wounds to the chest and one to the back. The back wound and one of the chest wounds were so deep — 5 to 7 inches, he said — that both penetrated Donato's heart. Either could have killed him, he said. Donato, who was 30, was found dead in his apartment on June 18, 2012, by his father and a police officer. His father had asked police to help him check on his son, who hadn't been heard from in a couple of days and hadn't shown up for work that morning, police said. Donato worked at Sovereign Bank in West Hartford. They found Donato lying on the living room floor covered in blood, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Warren man accused of beating (White) cellmate to death incompetent to face charge  A man accused of beating to death his cellmate at the county jail has been declared incompetent to stand trial and may claim insanity if he goes to trial. Mark Alonzo Cowans, 18, of Warren, is accused of beating Ryan Hagerman, 34, of Warren, on May 28, in the Macomb County Jail in Mount Clemens. Hagerman died from his injuries June 19. The incident was captured on video. Officials believe the men did not know each other prior to incarceration. Cowans was ruled unable to continue with court proceedings last month by Judge Carrie Fuca based on an evaluation of Cowans by mental health experts at the state Center for Forensic Psychiatry. - (Black-on-white) |
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High court to hear pivotal black-on-white death penalty case   Deborah Pooley hadn't a clue the (black) horror that awaited her when she parked her car outside her Covington apartment the night of May 29, 1987. At 36, she was set on making a fresh start after a few years in Miami, Florida, had a boyfriend, a manager's position at Barleycorn's Yacht Club and plans to care for her parents in Hamilton, as they grew older. Instead, her life would come to a grisly end, and her death would lead Kentucky into a fierce debate over justice, the state's death penalty and who should die by it. For 26 years Gregory L. Wilson has sat on death row for kidnapping, raping and murdering Pooley, assisted by his then-girlfriend Brenda Humphrey, who is serving a life sentence with a chance at parole in 2017. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man with criminal record arrested in Roselawn ATM homicide of White man  CINCINNATI – Police arrested a man involved in the killing of a 54-year-old ATM technician Tuesday in front of a PNC Bank ATM in Roselawn. Authorities arrested 36-year-old Yonah Israel Wednesday for the shooting death of Daniel Muscarella. Israel is scheduled to be arraigned Thursday morning. "(He had) no assistance, at this point we believe Israel is solely responsible for the death of Mr. Muscarella," said Cincinnati Police Captain Elliot Issac. "He has had multiple contacts with police. He is very familiar to the officers in the District 4 area." Isaac's past includes several traffic violations, weapons possessions and violence, according to Hamilton County court records. Muscarella was working on the machine in the 7100 block of Reading Road just after 1:10 p.m. when he was shot multiple times. Muscarella was pronounced dead at the scene. Isaac said a verbal altercation between Muscarella and Israel took place before the shooting. - (Black-on-white) |
Deputies identify black man that was shot after killing a White man in home invasion  HUBERT, ONSLOW COUNTY - Investigators have released the names of both men killed during a home invasion in Onslow County early Tuesday morning. They say the intruder killed the homeowner, but another person inside the residence then killed the suspect. The Onslow County Sheriff's Office said 19-year-old Willie Ware was the intruder who went to 21-year-old Jeremiah Dawayn Hilton's home on Riggs Road in Hubert. It happened at about 1:21 a.m. Tuesday. Hilton and his wife were living at the home, along with his wife's four children. Ware allegedly shot and killed Hilton, but another person inside the home then shot and killed Ware, according to the sheriff's deputies. Both men were found inside the home - dead from gunshot wounds - when deputies arrived at the scene. - (Black-on-white) |
White Islip man who traveled around the world killed by black strangers in North Carolina   An Islip man who had traveled the globe for the past decade and was planning a cross-country bicycle ride was shot to death by robbers after he missed a bus connection in Fayetteville, North Carolina, last week, police and his family said. Mark Boyd II, 32, was shot late Thursday, and was pronounced dead early Friday, after a man he met in the Fayetteville bus depot offered him a place to sleep, they said. Instead, the man and an accomplice drove him to a secluded area, shot him and stole his crated bicycle and camping gear, they said. "Everywhere he went he met kind people, and he was a kind and good person. Then he came back to America and this happens," his stepmother, Susanne Boyd of Islip, said in an interview Monday. Her son went with the man "because Mark is so trusting. . . . They took this innocent kid. . . He is so kind. He wouldn't kill a bug," she said. "They hit him, they hurt him and they shot him." Fayetteville police said they arrested two local men there and charged both with first-degree murder in Boyd's death. Police identified them as Carlos Jacob Engle, 32, who was arrested Sunday and had previously served jail terms for armed robbery, assaulting a police officer and other crimes; and Deshavonte Kemp, 19, who also is charged with first-degree kidnapping and robbery with a dangerous weapon. Bail is not being made available to either man, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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NYC: Drunk black robbery suspect nabbed after busting in to Midtown hotel room of two White Swedish tourists  MIDTOWN -- Police say they have captured a robbery suspect who entered a seemingly random hotel room in Midtown Manhattan Tuesday morning. The incident played out on West 35th Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues. Police say the suspect entered the Wingate by Wyndham Hotel at 235 West 35th Street around 7:30 a.m., made his way to the 10th floor and burst into the room of a pair of male tourists from Sweden who were sleeping in their room. The 24- and 35-year-old occupants were stunned to wake up and find the suspect by their bedside, rifling through their things. They struggled with the suspect, who dropped their property and fled the scene. The men gave chase, but they lost sight of the suspect inside 235 West 35th Street. One of the men, named Victor Lofgren , described the incident: "I just woke up and he was next to my bed, all over my stuff," he said. "My wallet, my watch, my friend's cell phone and his watch, as well...I was so scared, my body's just filled with adrenaline." The suspect was later spotted at a nearby office, where police arrested him. He was brought out on a stretcher and taken to Bellevue Hospital. - (Black-on-white) |
Black-on-White Shawn Tyson life sentence thrown out in Florida tourist murder case  An American teen sentenced to life without parole for the murder of two British tourists has had his sentence overturned. Shawn Tyson was found guilty of killing friends James Cooper, 25, and James Kouzaris, 24, in Sarasota, Florida, on 16 April 2011. An appeal court upheld his conviction but his sentence was thrown out because he was 16 when the crime was committed. The case was remanded to a lower court for a new sentencing hearing. - (Black-on-white) - (UK) |
Woman beheaded in Oklahoma black Muslim 'jihad' attack was grandmother who just lost her home in tornado   The woman beheaded by a Muslim convert was a grandmother who had lost her home in a tornado, it emerged today. Alton Alexander Nolen, 30, is accused of killing Colleen Hufford, 54, and stabbing Traci Johnson, 43, who apparently were attacked randomly at the Vaughan Foods facility in Moore on Thursday, after he was fired from his job Hufford, who had been married for 25 years, had lost her family home in the Moore tornado. Her neighbours described her as 'quick to smile' and said her husband picked her up from the food processing plant every night and he was outside when he found out she had been killed. - (Black-on-white) |
Supreme Court Rejects Claim In (Black-on-White) Murders Of Fort Smith Natives   The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday rejected the ineffective counsel claim of a condemned man from New Orleans who killed a Fayetteville couple in 2007. Gregory Decay, now 29, was sentenced to death twice by a Washington County jury in 2008 for fatally shooting Kevin Jones and his girlfriend, Kendall Rachel Rice, both 24, in their Fayetteville apartment in April 2007. Jones and Rice were natives of Fort Smith. Decay’s confession and recorded phone calls Decay made to his family while in jail corroborated physical evidence that incriminated Decay. Jones was a 2001 Southside graduate who moved to Fayetteville to be closer to his parents. Rice had just moved to Fayetteville, and most recently had worked at the Electric Cowboy in Fort Smith. She attended Greenwood schools as well as Southside. Decay was an evacuee from New Orleans in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. He came to northwest Arkansas in search of a better life, according to 2008 trial coverage. Jesse Westeen, who drove Decay to the couple’s apartment, was sentenced to 50 years in prison after pleading guilty to two counts of being an accomplice to first-degree murder. He was given 25 years on each count, to run consecutively. - (Black-on-white) |
Black career criminal gets life for 3 killings in 1980s   LOS ANGELES: As Audrey Nelson clawed for her life while being beaten and strangled 25 years ago, she grasped something that finally brought justice for her family Thursday and helped send a serial killer to prison. DNA found under Nelson's fingernails eventually led to Samuel Little, who was sentenced to three consecutive terms of life in prison for the murder of Nelson and two other women during the crack cocaine scourge, when several serial killers preyed on drug users and prostitutes in South Los Angeles. Over the years, Little built a lengthy rap sheet across the country and is also being eyed in dozens of other killings nationwide. Sherri Ann Nelson said after sentencing that she took some comfort knowing that her sister, who had survived horrific burns in a New York City apartment fire years before her death, had grabbed a key piece of evidence during her final struggle. Deputy District Attorney Beth Silverman said Little is likely responsible for at least 40 killings nationwide since 1980. - (Black-on-white) |
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Niagara Falls Police Arrest One Black Suspect, Look for a Second, After Fatal Shooting of White Man  N.Y. -- Niagara Falls residents are trying to make sense of a homicide that happened Tuesday night. Police believe an argument led to the shooting. Officers discovered 30-year-old William Reilly of Niagara Falls in the home with two gunshot wounds to the upper body. Reilly was taken to Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center where he later died. Investigators said they have arrested the suspected gunmen 18-year-old Darrell Jermaine Belton of Niagara Falls. However, the suspect they believe was driving the getaway car has yet to be found. - (Black-on-white) |
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Slaying of Domino's driver, Uptown carjacking committed by same 3 (black) teens, police testify   Three teenage boys are accused of participating in the murder of a pizza deliveryman in Mid-City this week, a New Orleans police detective testified Friday, and the mother of one said she fears her son faces a possible life sentence because of his poor choice of friends. The case against the two teens in custody - Shane Hughes and Rendell Brown, both 16 - moved forward Friday when a juvenile court judge found there was enough evidence to jail them on charges of first-degree murder. The judge also agreed to send the case to Criminal District Court, where prosecutors will try them as adults in the slaying of Domino's Pizza driver Richard "Chris" Yeager. A third teen - Brown's younger brother Rejean, who is either 15 or 14 - also is wanted by police. NOPD homicide Detective Wayne DeLarge testified he eluded police when his brother and Hughes were arrested Monday night. - (Black-on-white) |
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Family turns to Huntsville City Hall for answers, justice in savage (black-on-White) beating death of homeless man  Family and friends of a homeless man who died after being savagely beaten outside a University Drive convenience store are turning to Huntsville City Hall for answers. During Thursday night's Huntsville City Council meeting, Help Our Homeless Veterans & Citizens founder Rusty Loiselle said Mark Pridmore was repeatedly punched and stomped by a "group of thugs" on Sept. 4 after asking for 50 cents. (A pack of) 8 to 10 men joined the assault in the Mini Mart 2 parking lot across from the University of Alabama in Huntsville, said Loiselle. Pridmore, 40, slipped into a coma the next morning and later died at Huntsville Hospital. Police charged 18-year-old Behre Xavier Starling with manslaughter earlier this month, but the other men involved remain free. "Hate crimes like this cannot go unpunished," said Loiselle. "When will Mark Scott Pridmore get true justice?" Loiselle and other homeless advocates said they feel Huntsville police haven't taken the case seriously enough because Pridmore was homeless. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black murder suspect: 'I didn't mean to shoot my (estranged white) wife' The man accused of murdering his estranged wife in Sevier County confessed to the killing Thursday during an interview with a reporter. Andrew B. Beverly, 45, said he went to his estranged wife's house with a gun intending to hurt or even kill the man who was now living with her. . "The most hurtful thing to me is I seen somebody in my house that we built," Beverly told a reporter. "And that was the hurting thing to see someone in my house." When he arrived at her home, Beverly said his wife, Angela Beverly, 39, was taking out the trash in the driveway of their house. He claimed when he tried to grab his wife, his gun fired and she was shot. "It's not particular reason why I done it," Beverly said during the interview, "I really didn't mean to shoot my wife. I grabbed her, and the gun went off. Didn't know where I hit her at, to be honest. I didn't know where I shot her at. When she was down on the ground, I went beside her and said, 'Angela you alright?' She just didn't move." He then took off to Harlan County, Ky. where he used to live and work in the late 1990s and early 2000s. - (Black-on-white) |
Black Ypsilanti man admits he tried hiding White woman's body   A 43-year-old Ypsilanti man admitted in court on Wednesday that he wrapped up the body of 21-year-old Mira Dressel and tried hiding it under a bush in Ypsilanti Township. Michael Ware pleaded guilty to a count of concealing the death of an individual, conspiracy to conceal the death of an individual and removing a dead body without the permission of the medical examiner. Ware told Judge Archie Brown that he and co-defendant, 47-year-old Derrick Campbell, spoke about their plan for 45 minutes before carrying it out. "I wrapped the body up and moved it," he said. Ware also told Brown that he "didn't know for sure" Dressel was dead, but admitted he was pretty sure she was. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Canton teen sentenced to life in prison for murder of 88-year-old White veteran    Relatives of Eugene Render told the 19-year-old Canton man who murdered him that the senseless act has forever changed their lives. They were speaking to Mikal J. Johnson, who was sentenced Wednesday to life without the possibility of parole in the shooting death of the 88-year-old World War II veteran. Stark County Common Pleas Court Judge Taryn Heath also sentenced Johnson to an additional 25 years stemming from two aggravated burglary charges and a firearm specification. One of the burglaries occurred at a mobile home park on Bender Street NE in Navarre, according to trial testimony. Johnson and co-defendant Japheth Thomas, 20, of Canton, forced their way into Render’s home on Nov. 22, according to Stark County prosecutors. It was the second time the duo had broken into his home in the 300 block of Montrose Avenue NW, an area not known for serious crime, according to trial testimony. Render tried to defend himself with a 9mm pistol, but Johnson shot him twice with a .40-caliber handgun, prosecutors said. The wounds were fatal. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black found guilty of murder of (White) Myrtle Beach Police officer  HORRY COUNTY, SC - Luzenski Cottrell was found guilty Wednesday of the murder of Myrtle Beach Police Officer Joe McGarry, and could now face the death penalty. After several hours of deliberation, a jury returned the guilty verdict Wednesday afternoon, after a three-day retrial for the 2002 murder. After two days of testimony from witnesses, the defense and prosecution gave their closing arguments. The state resumed their closing arguments saying that Cottrell had malice aforethought because he walks away from Officer McGarry and his own I.D. card, and then "empties eight rounds across his Honda. Well, nine rounds, because one round is in Officer McGarry's face," stated prosecutor Scott Hixson. Cottrell unloaded one full magazine at Officer McGarry, killing him, Hixson said, and two eyewitnesses confirmed that Cottrell fired the first shot at Officer McGarry's face. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Brenham Man Pleads Guilty To Murder Of White Ex-Girlfriend, Sentenced To Life  A Brenham man will spend the rest of his life in prison after pleading guilty to the murder of his girlfriend. Anthony Wayne Burns, 44, shot Rachelle Nowak in February. Nowak was at the home of an elderly lady she cared for when Burns broke through the front door, chased Nowak to a back room and shot her multiple times. Burns told police he was mad because Nowak would not answer his phone calls. “Rachelle Nowak’s family has suffered a great loss,” said District Attorney Julie Renken. “Family representatives stated in court yesterday that they have been sentenced to life without Rachelle. We hope knowing Anthony Burns will never get out to hurt others will bring them some comfort.” - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man admits to manslaughter in beating death of White 79-year-old woman he stomped to death  Prosecutors say a “significant mental health issue” was a key factor in why they agreed to let a man plead no contest to voluntary manslaughter in the death of a 79-year-old woman he apparently stomped to death. Moses Trotter, 34, had been accused of murder in the July 15, 2012, killing of Carole Jane Sturgis in her Fair Oaks home. Trotter entered his plea to the reduced charge last Thursday in Sacramento Superior Court. Judge Helena R. Gweon is expected to sentence Trotter to 27 years in prison under the plea deal on Oct. 17. Sturgis had been beaten so badly they couldn’t tell if the victim was a man or a woman, “there was so much trauma to the face,” one deputy testified. In the bathroom, they found the name “Moses” written in blood. - (Black-on-white) |
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Jury selection begins in (black-on-White)    COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Jury selection began Monday in the trial of a teenager who is accused of killing a Fort Carson soldier and his pregnant wife. Macyo January is facing two first degree murder charges. January is accused of killing David Dunlap, 37, and Whitney Butler, 35, in January of last year. Police say the Dunlap's were murdered when they walked in on a burglary at their home on Bassett Drive. David Dunlap was a staff sergeant and helicopter mechanic for Fort Carson's combat aviation brigade. January was 17 at the time of his arrest, but he is being tried as an adult. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police arrest three black suspects after White owner of Indiana gun shop killed during robbery   LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Police have arrested three suspects after the owner of a gun shop was killed during a robbery on Sunday. Authorities in Jennings County, Indiana say 61-year-old Scott Maxie, a gun dealer, was shot and killed during a robbery of his business west of North Vernon. Officers found the body of Scott Maxie, 61, on the floor of his business, Muscatatuck Outdoors Sunday night. An autopsy showed Maxie died of a single gunshot wound to the head and that he had been killed inside his store, according to a Jennings County Sheriff's Dept. statement released late Monday. According to a spokesman with the Jennings County Sheriff's office, the three suspects were arrested Monday night. Their names are Darion Harris, Darryl Worthen and Dejuan Worthen. Sheriff's officers, state troopers and federal ATF agents also determined 47 guns had been stolen from the business, the statement said. ATF said in a separate statement that the guns include handguns and long guns. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Black teens wearing monitoring devices arrested for murder of White pizza delivery driverNEW ORLEANS, LA - The New Orleans Police Department on Tuesday announced the arrests of two 16 year olds - both wearing ankle monitoring devices - in connection with the murder of 35-year-old pizza delivery driver Richard Yeager. The shooting and carjacking occurred early Monday morning in the 2800 block of Saint Louis Street. The suspects are not being identified because they are juveniles. Both will be booked with first-degree murder. NOPD Interim Chief Michael Harrison said the suspects were arrested Monday night at the corner of Pine and Forshey streets. Police obtained a search warrant and went to the home of one of the teens. Following a brief foot chase, police took both into custody. Detectives located Yeager's car nearby. Detectives also learned that one of the two was also on scene of an armed robbery that occurred Saturday on Newcomb Boulevard. According to the 50-year-old victim in that incident, she was approached by three black males as she pulled into her driveway and got out of her car. One of the suspects, who was armed, demanded the victim's purse and car keys. The victim screamed and the suspect struck her with the gun. The victim said she fell to the ground and the suspects took her purse and her silver 2008 Volvo. - (Black-on-white) |
2 blacks charged in slaying of 82-year-old (White) Suffolk furniture store owner  For 56 years, Donald Carter sold sofas, dining room tables and other fine furnishings downtown at the corner of East Washington and Franklin streets. And for 56 years, the Suffolk businessman chatted with customers, friends and strangers while going about the furniture trade. But not anymore. Carter, 82, was shot and killed early Monday morning in a parking lot in the 100 block of E. Washington St. – across from Carter’s Quality Furniture and next door to Carter’s Warehouse and Showroom. It was the city’s first homicide this year. Late Monday, police said they made two arrests. Charges against Leon Jerome Hayes, 33, and Naomi Nichelle Lambert, 22, include first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit armed robbery. Both are from the 400 block of Saint James Ave. in Suffolk. The shooting was reported at 1:10 a.m., and Carter was found with a gunshot wound to the lower torso. - (Black-on-white) |
Police report: Black suspect celebrated after deadly DUI crash that killed two women   BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - A Bakersfield man accused of rear-ending and killing two women while driving under the influence of alcohol last month told police he may have been driving at speeds of up to 90 mph, according to a newly released police report. Witnesses also told investigators that 29-year-old Dontrell Collins was driving down Rosedale Highway in excess of the 50 mph speed limit minutes before police say he collided into the back of a car with three women inside in the early morning hours of Aug. 30. The women's car burst into flames, killing 27-year-old Jaclyn Ann Kvasnicka and 22-year-old Pavinder Claire. Witnesses said Collins exited his vehicle without injuries and walked up to the car on fire, cheering and yelling profanities, as if celebrating the deaths of the women. "Oh my God, I (expletive) killed them!" said Collins, according to one witness. Another person standing nearby told police Collins was yelling "woo" and clapping his hands, almost in a proud manner. - (Black-on-white) - (Burned Alive!) |
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Tip leads authorities to cowardly black low life scumbag suspected of beating 80-year-old White woman during robbery  WINTER HAVEN, FL - After days on the run from the law, a career criminal is back behind bars. Perry Lee Chance Jr., 53, was apprehended on Saturday in Columbia County by a trooper with the Florida Highway Patrol. He was booked into the Columbia County Jail in Lake City where he is being held without bond. Chance is accused of beating and robbing an elderly Winter Haven store clerk on Tuesday. He will be brought back to Polk County later this week to face charges. A couple days after the incident investigators identified Chance through surveillance footage from Elonka's Fashions. A tip led authorities to the suspect's location. Investigators say the suspect took the woman's key after he forced her into a back room of the fashion store. Chance beat the woman so badly that she now has a fractured back. He made off with her vehicle and an undisclosed amount of cash. - (Black-on-white) |
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One black behind bars connected to a (black-on-White) robbery shooting at a south Tulsa hotel   TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa police have arrested one man in connection to a south Tulsa hotel robbery shooting. It happened just after midnight Saturday morning at the Tulsa Select Hotel. Officers were able to identify and arrest 22-year-old Vavan Brown for attempted robbery with a firearm and assault with a deadly weapon. Two suspects came up to a man who was outside smoking and demanded his belongings and cash. The man did not want to give the robbers anything so he tried to fight back by punching one of the men. That's when one of the robbers fired their gun and shot the victim in the shoulder. Police also said he has a serious head injury from being hit with a gun. The victim is currently recovering at Saint Francis Hospital. He is described as a white male, 29 years old. - (Black-on-white) |
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Investigator: Black Woman (named after vaginal yeast infection) rams 2 Cobb deputies with car over loud music  COBB COUNTY, GA - One of two Cobb County deputies has been released from the hospital, and the other underwent surgery for her broken leg after both were run down by a woman outside the Cobb County jail Friday. Sgt. Shane Kite was released Friday evening while doctors operated on his fellow officer, Lt. Becky Westenberger. Kite was treated for minor injuries. Westenberger was reported as doing well Saturday. Both are veteran Cobb County law enforcement officers. They were injured in the parking lot of the jail when a woman got angry when she was told to turn down her music. Candida Summerlin was asked on separate occasions to turn the music down and complied, but then turned it back up. When Westenberger went back out to Summerlin's car, things escalated. "As Lt. Westenberger told her to please turn it down and was walking away from the vehicle, she took off and struck Lt. Westenberger," Beck said. Kite suffered minor bruising and cuts when he tried to help the lieutenant. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) drug dealer held accountable in murder of two Whites, gets 35 years in prison    Jason “J. Rock” Austin thought he got away with murder, authorities said. But six years after prosecutors dropped state charges that he’d gunned down an off-duty Chicago cop and his female friend, the 32-year-old drug dealer was finally held to account Thursday in federal court. Saying it was “very likely” Austin had killed Det. Robert Soto and social worker Kathryn Romberg on the West Side in 2008, U.S. District Judge Joan Lefkow sentenced the high ranking Travelling Vice Lord to 35 years in prison. “You destroyed two innocent lives and deprived their families of their loved ones, deprived children of their parents, friends of their friends,” Lefkow told Austin in front of a courtroom packed with police officers and relatives of Soto and Romberg. - (Black-on-white) |
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Arrest made in (black-on-White) Omaha jewelry store shooting   OMAHA, Neb. —Omaha police arrested Milton Dortch, 18, Thursday for the robbery of the Bank of the West last Saturday, and the robbery of JR's Jewelry and Gifts near 72nd and Jones Wednesday morning, and for the murder of store owner James Minshall, Sr. Dortch was booked for first degree murder and use of a weapon to commit a felony for the homicide of Minshall. Dortch is believed to be the man who entered the store, threw a bag on the floor and demanded an employee to fill it. Sometime during that encounter, the robber opened fire on Minshall, Sr. Dortch was wounded in a shooting in June near 48th and Pratt. His mother contacted KETV saying she feared her son was involved in the jewelry store robbery. She said she thinks her son also robbed an Omaha bank over the last week. Saturday, a black teenager wearing a red hoodie, large dark sunglasses and dark gloves, entered the Bank of the West, near 135th Street and West Maple Road. The man asked an employee about opening a credit card as he took off his sunglasses and displayed a semi-automatic handgun telling him "Get the ---- back, I'm going to rob this bank." - (Black-on-white) |
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UK: Woman 'punched in the face at Notting Hill Carnival after telling black man to stop groping her'  A woman suffered these horrific injuries after she says she was assaulted for telling a man to stop groping her at the Notting Hill Carnival. Mary Brandon posted an image of her bruised and bloodied face online alongside a message in which she said a man "took a swing at me and punched me in the face" when she told him to leave her alone. "At Notting Hill Carnival yesterday a man in the crowd grabbed my arse," she wrote. "When I told him not to he did it again.
The attacker is described as about 6ft tall, black, in his late 20s or early 30s, and wore all black clothing, including a flat cap. - (UK) - (Black-on-white) |
Black suspect arrested in death of white woman found dead in bathtub with throat slit   DAVIE, Fla. - Police have arrested Dayont'e Omar Resiles in connection with the death of a Davie woman whose body was found in a bathtub. Resiles, 20, of Lauderdale Lakes, was taken into custody Thursday morning in Sunrise. He faces a charge of first-degree murder. Jill Su, 59, was found dead Sept. 7 in the bathtub of her home at the gated West Ridge community. Su was found in the bathtub with her arms and legs bound and her throat slit. A window at the home had been broken and at least one room ransacked. Su, a relative of the Halliburton oil empire in Texas, was married to Dr. Nan Yao Su, a prominent entomology professor at the University of Florida's Research and Development Center in Fort Lauderdale. - (Black-on-white) |
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Trial begins for the black man accused of killing two White women in Sodus    Opening statements were held on Tuesday in the trial of a man accused of stabbing a mother and daughter to death. Prosecutors say Terri and Stacey Moulton were checking on a cat at a friend's home last year when they interrupted a burglary. Investigators say Dante Taylor stabbed the two to death inside the Sodus home. At the trial, the husband and father of Terri and Stacey Moulton testified. He went to the farmhouse to find the women because they had been gone for so long. He described at trial what he saw when he went into the house looking for his family. When he came out of the house, he told a witness, "They’re dead." The witness testified Moulton yelled "call 911." State police investigators say they saw the Moulton women "lying on the floor in the dining room" and they "we're obviously dead." Police say witnesses say Taylor's car was parked in front of a garage at the house. Taylor is also charged with arson accused of trying to burn the house down to cover up the murders. Based on a crime scene photo, it appears that whoever killed the Moultons tried to start a fire directly next to their bodies. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black ex-marine shoots and kills his white girlfriend before turning the gun on himself after 12-hour standoff with SWAT team  Police have identified a man and woman who were found dead in a Smyrna home over the weekend. Police received a call early Sunday morning about a person who was armed with a gun at the home. A SWAT standoff lasted for roughly 14 hours. According to police, Antoine Davis, 30, and his girlfriend Jessica Arrendale, 33, were found with gunshot wounds to their heads Sunday afternoon. Police say Davis' wound was self-inflicted. Their 5-month-old baby was found inside the home and was taken to a nearby hospital. The baby was treated for hypothermia and is currently in DFACS custody. Investigators believe Davis shot Arrendale in the head, then shot himself. His ex-wife Tamaira Chesley, who has two children with Davis, says he struggled with severe depression. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Three Media Sources, and NONE Tells the Truth about a Black-on-White Hate Crime, but the Truth Can be Gleaned from Between the Lines By Nicholas Stix If three white kids had gone hunting a random black, this would be the biggest story in the world for over a year. As is, it’s just another “dog bites man story” and not even worth mentioning. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Black on White Rapes: There are 20,000 black-on-white rapes every year in the US, but fewer than 100 white-on-black rapes.  Editor note: that works out to about 54 black on white rapes per day according to available statistics from 1999. New Nation News can only report a few of these confirmed black on white rapes from local news sites. |
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NORMAN, Okla. — An Oklahoma prosecutor said Wednesday he will seek the execution of a man accused of beheading a co-worker in a fit of rage after being suspended from his job at a food processing plant. 
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