New Nation News - Black-on-White Crime |
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| 4 February, 2015 |
5 women claim sexual assault by black hospital security guard  JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A former hospital security guard has been arrested and charged with five counts of misdemeanor battery after five employees at Memorial Hospital accused him of assaulting them on the job. Anthony Holley, 47, was arrested Saturday, and if convicted could face up to a year in the Duval County jail on each count, the State Attorney's Office said. Debra Green, who'd been a nurse at Memorial Hospital in Jacksonville for nearly 17 years, said Holley attacked her in the emergency room of the hospital in July. Since Green came forward, four other women have made similar allegations. Green claimed Holley "picked her up … and attempted to place her on a bed in the room … (he) then kissed the victim on the mouth … stuck his hands down the back of the potential victim's pants and grabbed her buttocks." - (Black-on-white) |
UK: (Black on white) Domestic abuse victim urges others not to let it happen to them   TRAUMATISED (skank) Gemma Holland has told how she feared she was going to die after being battered by the father of her four (illegitimate biracial) children. The 29-year-old suffered a broken back, a black eye and severe bruising after being attacked by former boyfriend Dallas Mpala following a chance meeting at her Norton home. She had split from Mpala back in 2009 and moved house after he was jailed for two years for whipping her with a belt and kicking and punching her. Now Gemma – who claims the verbal and physical threats started in 2005 – is urging domestic violence victims to get out of their abusive relationships immediately. She said: “If there are any women going through what I suffered then they need to leave straight away and not look back.” Mother-of-four Gemma has spoken out after seeing Mpala jailed for three years following the latest attack. - (Black-on-white) - (UK) |
Small dog credited with saving (young White) girl from (evil, black) would-be abductor  MARIETTA, Ga. — Jennifer Jones says her 4-year-old rat terrier mix saved her daughter from being abducted. "My hero. My daughter's hero," Jones said holding her dog. The girl told Cobb County police she was walking her sisters to school around 7 a.m. Thursday when a man drove past her and stopped. “She kept walking and when he had jumped out of the truck he tried to grab her and my dog goes crazy,” Jones said the dog bit the suspect on the ankle, just enough to run him off. "Who knows what would have happened if the dog hadn't reacted to that sudden movement by the suspect as he actually grabbed the young lady by the wrist," said Sgt. Dana Pierce with the Cobb County Police Department. - (Black-on-white) |
Black Florida driver kills horse, injures its White female rider, flees scene in bizarre road rage case: Volusia County deputies (VIDEO)   Volusia County deputies arrested Christopher Todd for battery and animal cruelty miles from the scene of a strange hit-and-run. Deputies said he plowed into a group of riders on horseback on Sunday after a verbal altercation. He struck horse Ellie Mae, killing her and injuring rider Chloe Sloan, who suffered a broken collar bone. In a bizarre case of road rage, a Florida driver rammed his truck into a rider on horseback, killing the horse and injuring the rider, deputies said. Volusia County sheriffs arrested 21-year-old Christopher Todd early Sunday miles from the scene of the hit-and-run. Authorities found tell-tale evidence: horse hair was stuck to his pickup truck's grill. Deputies said four horseback riders were taking a late-night ride along the St. Johns River. Around 1 a.m., they stopped at French Landing. Todd was speeding nearby in his Dodge Ram 1500. One of the riders asked Todd to slow down. The driver fired back with profanity, and the rider called Todd a racial slur, deputies said. That’s when Todd plowed his truck into the group, according to authorities. - (Black-on-white) |
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Psychiatrist: Black man charged with stabbing his white ex-wife has PTSD   PORTSMOUTH, R.I. — A man who was accused of stabbing his ex-wife on a RIPTA bus is now being evaluated for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Christopher James confessed to stabbing Terry Chiodo in February of 2013. A judge is going to allow a forensic psychiatrist to testify during James’ domestic murder hearing. According to the psychiatrist, James has PTSD and couldn’t have acted with premeditation. Chiodo was concerned that James would hurt her. “Chiodo had told (the witness) multiple times that she did not feel safe around the defendant and felt that he was going to kill her.” James’ lawyer has filed a number of motions asking the judge to throw out a taped confession from James. The video recording of the confession showed James rocking back and forth, sobbing on the floor at one point, however the judge said there was nothing to suggest that he was incapacitated by his emotions and allowed the confession. Jury selection is slated to begin on Monday. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Arrested in Connection to Murder of White Mother During Home Invasion - Others Wanted    An arrest has been made in a Callahan County murder case, when a woman was shot at a home with children inside. Three others have warrants out for their arrests in connection to the incident. 20-year-old Shaliko McGee was arrested on Wednesday in connection to the murder. The incident happened on Saturday, January 17th. Deputies originally responded to a possible robbery at a home off of Interstate 20 between Clyde and Baird. Deputies found the victim, Misty Mashburn, who had been shot. She was transported to Hendrick Medical Center, where she was pronounced dead. Three children were inside the home at the time of the shooting. Callahan County Sheriff Terry Joy says the kids are now with family members. McGee confessed to being present during the robbery and shooting. Three other people have warrants out for their arrests in connection to the robbery and murder. Information from multiple interviews led investigators to issue a warrant for the arrest of Michael Duane Wallace Jr., who is wanted for capital murder. Two others have warrants for their arrest. Xavier Sneed and Briana Kikko Payne are wanted for aggravated robbery. - (Black-on-white) |
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White pizza driver stabbed by black: “My intestines were hanging out.”  EDMONDS, Wash. — Domino's deliveryman Mike Brenick was stabbed on January 17 -- as he brought pizza to his vehicle. He noticed a man rummaging through his Nissan Leaf, which he’d plugged in out back of the store. "I'm like, well I'm calling the police, and my phone dropped out of my pocket and it just went from scuffling to him stabbing me,” said Brenick. The stab wounds -- in his armpit, his forearm and his gut -- sent him to the hospital for 8 days. “My intestines were hanging out,” said Brenick, who was shouting for help as the suspect fled the scene. "I believe he tried to kill me,” added Brenick. Police say that suspect is Christopher Cowan, who can be seen on grainy surveillance video running away from the scene. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black woman who attacked White nurse gets probation; victims' supporters fill courtroom in show of solidarity  Dozens of nurses filled a Multnomah County courtroom Friday afternoon to watch the sentencing of a woman who hurt one of their own. Sierra McDonald, 25, was given five years probation for assaulting a nurse -- breaking her arm "like a chicken wing" -- and harassing a doctor. The medical professionals in attendance, many still dressed in blue scrubs, said the case illustrates the need for stricter laws and better enforcement when patients behave badly. Barbara Ward, a nurse at Legacy Emanuel Medical Center in Portland, was caring for McDonald in September when she was assaulted. McDonald broke her left arm "like a chicken wing," Ward said, and co-workers had to pull McDonald off of her. The attack occurred in front of McDonald's two young children. Ian McKenna, an emergency room doctor at Randall Children's Hospital, said McDonald called him repeatedly and threatened to harm his wife and family. He said he'd provided medical care for McDonald many times and took her threats seriously. A third nurse said McDonald had yelled at her while providing her medication in prison. - (Black-on-white) |
‘I’m still here’: Wounded (White) Fairview Heights officer sees black gunman get 40-year sentence   A crackling radio transmission in the early morning hours of Sept. 25, 2012, was heard by local police departments. It was two words that cause officers dread: “Shots fired.” In two seconds, the actions that sparked that transmission ended the 27-year law enforcement career of Fairview Heights Officer Jeff Stratman and landed 30-year-old Dallas McIntosh of Centreville a 40-year prison sentence. A check of McIntosh’s background revealed weapons, drug and resisting police officer arrests. Stratman called Officer Jeff Blair to the scene with his dog, Demi, who circled the car, then stops abruptly near the rear of the Camaro. Stratman called for another back-up, Officer Tony Flinn. Stratman and Flinn approach the car, then there is a blaze of gunfire. Stratman drops his flashlight, then retreats drawing his gun. The officers return fire. (more... - (Black-on-white) |
Two blacks charged in St. Clair County are connected to downtown St. Louis murder, official says  BELLEVILLE • Authorities said two men jailed on a string of charges in St. Clair County are connected to the murder of Bobby Christman III, a DeSmet Jesuit High School graduate who was fatally shot this month in downtown St. Louis. Aza K. Thompson and Tony Ross, both from East St. Louis, were held in the St. Clair County Jail in lieu of $750,000 bail on various Illinois felony charges, but not murder. State’s Attorney Brendan Kelly announced Monday night that he filed multiple charges “related to the ongoing investigation of the homicide” of Christman, who was 19 and lived in south St. Louis County. Christman was fatally shot about 12:45 a.m. Jan. 11 in an apparent robbery attempt as he sat in a parked car with his brother and girlfriend at Lucas Avenue and North 15th Street, near the Washington Avenue entertainment district. Ross was charged with attempted first-degree murder for shooting at a police officer, Brian McGlynn. - (Black-on-white) |
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Alan Ladd Jr.'s Wife Accuses Bill Cosby of Rape, Says 'the Truth Deserves to Be Known'  Another woman has come forward to share her story about being a victim of "America's dad." Cindra Ladd, a former entertainment executive in the movie business and the wife of Blade Runner, Braveheart, and Chariots of Fire producer Alan Ladd Jr., penned an essay detailing her alleged rape by Cosby, who she also claims drugged her, when she was a 21-year-old living in New York City in 1969. He told her he had a "miracle cure his doctor gave him," in the form of a capsule. She continued, "What I do recall, vividly and clearly, is waking up the next morning nude in the bed of his friend's apartment and seeing Cosby wearing a white terrycloth bathrobe and acting as if there was nothing unusual. It was obvious to me that he had had sex with me. I was horrified, embarrassed and ashamed. There was a mirror above the bed [of his friend's apartment], which shocked me further." Ladd joins a list of more than 20 women, including models Janice Dickinson and Beverly Johnson, who have accused The Cosby Show veteran of similar misconduct. - (Black-on-white) |
Downtown St. Paul is safe, police say, despite skyway assault (by blacks)  Downtown is safe, St. Paul police declared Friday as they announced an arrest in a recent skyway assault that left one man with a broken wrist and another with a bloodied face. Michael James Jackson, 28, of St. Paul, who had not yet been charged in the Jan. 19 attack, was being held in the Ramsey County jail on a suspected probation violation in connection with a July assault conviction. Jackson has a long criminal history and was described by police in a 2013 case as the founder and leader of local gangs. A criminal complaint from the case called him a "heavy-handed enforcer." The older man, who walks with a cane, said the attackers broke his wrist after stomping on his arm when he was on the floor. - (Black-on-white) |
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Sketches released of suspects in 7th Ward shooting, robbery of vacationing Irish cop  New Orleans police released composite sketches of the two men suspected of robbing and shooting Irish police officer Brian Hanrahan early Tuesday morning (Jan. 27) in the city's 7th Ward. In a crime that drew international attention, the 30-year-old Hanrahan was in town on vacation and drinking with his father in the French Quarter when police said he met a man who offered to take him to a party. Stopping first at an ATM, where Hanrahan withdrew $200, the pair walked to the 2200 block of New Orleans Street. There, according to police, a second man approached Hanrahan and demanded he hand over cash. When Hanrahan refused, police said the man produced a gun and shot Hanrahan twice. The two suspects rifled through Hanrahan's pockets and took the $200 before running from the area, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man receives 3 life sentences for 2013 murder of White man   JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A 22-year-old man was sentenced this week to three consecutive life sentences in prison for his conviction in a 2013 murder and armed robbery. According to the Office of the State Attorney, Cyrus Anthony Benjamin was involved in a series of crimes in July 2013 that resulted in the death of 56-year-old John Sikes. Benjamin and a co-defendant reportedly robbed an elderly man at gunpoint at a bus stop on Wesconnett Boulevard before confronting Sikes, who was riding his bicycle. Sikes was chased by Benjamin and his co-defendant, who were in a vehicle. He was shot at and run over two times. Officials said while Sikes was dying at the scene, Benjamin stole his wallet and fled the scene. Benjamin also received 15 consecutive years for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. - (Black-on-white) |
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Cowardly criminal (black) Grant County man sentenced for killing 79-year-old (White) taxi driver  GRANT COUNTY, Wis. - A Grant County judge sentenced a 26-year-old man to 50 years in prison and 18 years of supervised release for robbing, kidnapping and killing a Platteville taxi driver in June 2014. In November, Timmy Johnson, Jr. pleaded no contest to first degree reckless homicide, armed robbery with use of force, and kidnapping. The criminal complaint said Johnson admitted to killing 79-year-old Merle Forbes. Police said Johnson stabbed Forbes multiple times and put him in the trunk of the car. He drove to La Crosse and led police on a high speed chase before crashing. An autopsy report showed assault to be the cause of death. Johnson's attorney said his actions were a result of undertreated mental illness, and that he meant to kill himself, not anyone else. But prosecutors say Johnson's 30 prior convictions demonstrate a pattern of dangerous behavior. - (Black-on-white) |
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Penscola Police arrest black suspect for beating 73-year-old White man to death  A man is being held in the Escambia County Jail after he was arrested by Pensacola Police today and charged with homicide. Kenneth Salter, 69, no permanent address, was charged in connection with the murder of Winston D. Smith, 73, of the 900 block of Bayou Boulevard, Pensacola. Smith died Thursday afternoon in a local hospital. Sgt. Kristin Brown said Smith had allowed Salter to stay in his house for awhile and that the men got into an argument January 12 when Smith told him he had to move out. Brown said that during the argument, Salter struck Smith several times in the head with an object and then left the residence. Smith’s son found him injured in the home on Tuesday and called for an ambulance to take his father to the hospital. Police were notified about the incident on Wednesday. Detectives Jonathan Thacker and Chad Willhite developed Salter as a suspect during the investigation. Salter was found this morning in a vacant house in the 400 block of West Jackson Street. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Irish police officer visiting New Orleans was shot by a black man during a robberyThe New Orleans Police Department is investigating a shooting in Tuesday morning that injured an Irish police officer. Brian Hanrahan, 30, who remains in hospital was the victim of a robbery turned shooting. Hanrahan, a member of the Irish national police force was visiting the Crescent City with his father, who lives in Missouri. The incident occurred just before 6 a.m. Tuesday. Officers arrived and found a 30-year-old with multiple gunshot wounds lying in the driveway of a residence. "He wasn't moving, he looked dead to me," said the woman who called police. Hanrahan becomes the second international traveler in less than a year to be shot in New Orleans. Last June, Amy Matthews, 21, of Australia took a bullet to the mouth when she and nine others were shot in the Bourbon Street shootings. Hanrahan's wife and mother are flying to New Orleans to be by his side. A fundraiser has also been setup to help pay for medical and travel expenses at the Irish House on St. Charles Avenue Sunday at 3:00 p.m.
NOPD detectives are now in the process of locating the perpetrator. He is described as a black male, approximately 40-years-old and was last seen wearing a gray shirt and a dark-colored baseball cap. - (Black-on-white) |
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Amherst County Sheriff: "All Indications (black) Suspect Knew (White) Victims" In Deadly Home Invasion   Madison Heights, VA - Edward Leroy Marshall in behind bars without bond tonight for his alleged involvement in Thursday's crime on Martin's Lane. He's facing a burglary and grand larceny charges in Amherst County and a grand larceny charge and probation violation in another jurisdiction. 43-year-old Marshall has had several run-ins with the law, including grand larceny. Marshall was arrested Friday morning in Campbell County and was held without bond on a grand larceny charge and probation violations before being charged in this crime here in Amherst County. Norma Jean Freeman, 81, and her son Allen Freeman Jr. were attacked early Thursday morning at their home on Martin's Lane. Allen was able to call a family member who called 911. He's in critical condition. His mother died on Thursday. Sheriff Ayers says this crime does not appear to be random. The suspect does know the family. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Durham man arrested in death of white 63-year-old housemate  DURHAM, N.C. - A Durham man was arrested in Columbia, South Carolina Tuesday in the Jan. 19 death of his 63-year-old housemate, police said. Brian Lamont Davis, 40, was charged with murder in the death of Charles Ellis Hinnant, police said. Hinnant's body was found inside a home in the Colony Hill neighborhood in the morning of Jan. 19. Davis is also charged with felony larceny, felony larceny of a motor vehicle, obtaining property by false pretense and possession of stolen goods, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Sheriff's office releases sketch of second black suspect in High Point homicide of White homeowner   HIGH POINT — A composite sketch of a second suspect in a High Point homicide was released by the Guilford County Sheriff's Office today. The sketch was completed with the help of a witness, according to the sheriff's office. Vann Yates, 57, died after he was shot while sitting with another man on a back porch on Fairfield Road last Wednesday afternoon. The men were approached by two other men, who asked if they sold used lawnmowers. One suspect pulled a gun, tried to rob the men and shot Yates in the chest. The other victim ran. The suspected shooter is described as being 5 feet, 6 inches to 5 feet, 8 inches tall, with a dark skin tone and possibly speaks with a slight African or Jamaican accent, according to the sheriff's office. He had an obvious scar below his right eye, the release states. Deputies described the other suspect, whose sketch was released today, as black, 5 feet, 9 inches tall, medium build, early to mid-30s and wearing a black long-sleeve hoodie shirt, black pants, and black shoes. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Conway man charged with murder after admitting to knocking homeless White man out  HORRY COUNTY, SC – A Conway man has been charged with murder after he admitted to police that he knocked a 60-year-old man unconscious and dragged him outside his house Wednesday. The victim was identified by Horry County Coroner Robert Edge as 60-year-old Albert Joseph Jamison Jr., a white male, originally from McAllen, Texas, who appeared to be homeless. The autopsy revealed that he died from injuries resulting from blunt force trauma. Joshua Gaston, 31, was arrested Wednesday and charged with murder. According to the Horry County Police arrest warrant, Gaston told police he knocked Jamison unconscious with his fists, dragged him outside his house, and covered his body with a blanket. The body was discovered the next morning by a woman walking her dog, the police report states. Police responded to the home on Kimberly Drive at around 8:30 a.m., where they say they found Jamison laying in the yard. - (Black-on-white) |
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Court documents possibly link between carjacking of White man by two black men and a black girl to her murder  KANSAS CITY, MO - Court documents accuse at least one of 14-year-old Alexis Kane's alleged killers of a carjacking just days before the slaying. A probable cause court document shows that Kansas City police responded to the Bennington Ridge Apartments in the Northland for a carjacking. Kevin Moberg, 29, told police his 2013 Ford Fusion was stolen by two men with dreadlocks and an underage girl about 6:30 a.m. Jan. 7. "As soon as I unlocked it and opened my door, they jumped on me from behind, put a gun against my head," Moberg said. Moberg didn't see the two men's faces during the carjacking. However, he saw the young girl, who he says wasn't Alexis, take his keys and drive away while the two men held him down. "The guy forced me down on the ground, went through all my pockets, took my wallet, tried to get my phone and couldn't find it," Moberg said. "Stuck the gun up against my head one more time and shoved it forward on the back of my head." Police found Alexis' body Jan. 11 at The Bay Water Park. Isaac "Malik" Carter, 17, Ce-Antonyo Kennedy, 17, and Dominic McDaniel, 18, each are charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action in her death. - (Black-on-white) |
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White female store clerk shot, killed during robbery at Conway store by armed black thugs  A Conway woman was shot and killed Sunday night at a Conway convenience store -- the second fatal robbery at an Horry County convenience store in over 3 weeks. Also, police said Monday afternoon that the pair wanted it Sunday's fatal robbery also held up a Scotchman store on Lake Arrowhead Road, in Myrtle Beach, about an hour before the fatal incident. According to a police report, in the fatal robbery, Horry County Police officers were called to a holdup alarm at the Sunhouse convenience store on Oak Street, near Conway, a little after 10 p.m. Sunday night. Officers arrived to find evidence of a shooting and the clerk deceased. HCPD is asking anyone who may have been at the store between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Sunday night to contact them at 843-248-1520. Horry County Deputy Coroner Tony Hendrick said via press release that 30-year-old Trisha Dawn Stull was shot twice and died at the scene. - (Black-on-white) |
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Dredlocked black man arrested for fatally shooting a white acquaintance  A Harwood man was shot and killed Sunday morning in Croom as the result of an argument with an acquaintance, according to Prince George’s County Police. The suspect arrested in the case is Lemuel Alonzo Brown Jr., 25, of the 200 block of Polling House Road in Harwood. James Ryan Burch, 31, of Solomons Island Road in Harwood was fatally shot just before 3 a.m. Sunday in the 7000 block of Crain Highway in Croom, police say. Patrol officers found Burch suffering from a gunshot wound; he was pronounced dead on the scene. Burch and Brown were acquaintances, police say. The preliminary investigation suggests the two men argued and that escalated into the fatal shooting. Homicide detectives quickly identified Brown as the suspect and obtained an arrest warrant charging him with first-degree murder. He turned himself in. - (Black-on-white) |
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Trial of black man accused of murdering a white man pushed back due to witness search   The murder trial for the man accused of murdering a Willow Creek resident in early 2010 was rescheduled during a trial readiness hearing Wednesday at the Humboldt County Superior Courthouse after the prosecution indicated a potential time conflict with another upcoming murder trial and a need to secure witnesses. Limmie Greg Curry III, 24, stood handcuffed in the courtroom wearing an orange jail jumpsuit. Curry is accused of murdering 46-year-old William “Billie” Reid on Feb. 3, 2010, at a rural property off State Route 299 near Willow Creek, allegedly to rob him and take over his marijuana growing operation. The prosecution also alleged that Curry and a conspirator — Reid’s roommate Eddie Lee — burned Reid’s body before burying the charred skeletal remains at the site of an old marijuana grow on Reid’s property. Lee was acquitted of his charges after Feeney ruled in October 2014 that there wasn’t enough evidence for the case to go to the jury. As a result of that decision, the district attorney’s office is barred from appealing and charging Lee with the same charges in the future. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man convicted of 1976 Columbia murder of young White woman dies in prison  A 70-year-old man who avoided arrest for nearly 35 years before his second-degree murder conviction died Jan. 15 at the Jefferson City Correctional Center. Johnny Wright was pronounced dead at 7:15 p.m. Thursday of apparent natural causes, according to a news release from the Missouri Department of Corrections. He first was admitted to prison April 14, 2011, to serve a 30-year sentence. Wright was convicted in January 2011 of the 1976 murder of 23-year-old Becky Doisy, whose body was never found. A former roommate testified at Wright’s trial that he had bragged about Doisy’s murder and had shown him the body. Wright evaded detection for decades, living under the assumed name Errol Edwards in Seattle, Georgia, and Beaumont, Texas. An arrest warrant was issued in 1985, but he was not arrested until 2010 after he walked into a Georgia police station and asked for a background check for a job using an ID card with his real name. Doisy’s sister, Kathy, testified in court that her sister’s disappearance could not be mentioned around her father, and he frequently had nightmares about her screaming for help. Kathy Doisy said her parents both died before Wright’s trial. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man arrested in cold-blooded Orange County 2013 murder of White father of 4 shot, killed in November 2013    Fla. - Orange County deputies have made an arrest in the 2013 killing of a father of four. Lance Whitten was shot and killed in November 2013 on Keri Court, just west of Hiawassee Road in Orlando. Deputies said Whitten was visiting a friend when he was ambushed and shot at close range multiple times. Calvin McClain, 30, was charged with first-degree murder in Whitten's death. J'Morian Bell, who was previously arrested and charged, pleaded guilty to the first-degree murder in Whitten's death. Bell also entered a guilty plea for attempted homicide in the West Orange High School shooting. Antwaun Welch is currently serving a 17-year robbery sentence, and is also charged with first-degree murder. “I'm just glad this guy has finally been caught,” said Sunny Stienmetz, Whitten's older sister. “This was a cold-blooded killing and he deserves everything he gets and I hope he gets what's coming to him.” - (Black-on-white) |
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Black arrested for murder of his friend, a white Akron business owner   AKRON, OH - After following up on tips and evidence collected, police have made an arrest in the murder of an Akron man from earlier this month. Detectives have signed charges of aggravated murder, aggravated robbery and aggravated burglary on Akeeme AJ Hayes, 23. Akron Police say on Jan. 5 shortly after 5 p.m., officers were dispatched to the 800 block of East Exchange Street for a homicide. The caller, an acquaintance, called police and stated he went over to the victim's residence/business to borrow the victim's phone. The caller said the rear door was forced open. When he went inside, he found the victim, Patrick J. Feeney, 54, unresponsive on the floor in the living area with his hands taped behind his back. Feeney died of an apparent gunshot wound to the head. Police say Hayes was friends with Feeney. Hayes is currently in the Summit County Jail on unrelated weapons and drug charges. - (Black-on-white) |
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Mpls. Police Seek Public’s Help In August Stabbing Death of White Woman By A Slender Black Man With Long Dread Locks  Minneapolis police are hoping tips from the public will lead to the arrest of the person responsible in an August 2014 stabbing death. On Aug. 16, 2014, police were called to a report of a stabbing at about 2:20 a.m. Saturday on Franklin Avenue between 4th and 5th Avenues South. When officers arrived, a woman had been stabbed and was taken to Hennepin County Medical Center, where she died a short time later. Authorities later identified the victim as 46-year-old Nanette Marie Haghi. She died of a stab wound to the chest. Police say witnesses saw the woman fighting with a slender black man with long dread locks, who was seen running from her as she fell to the ground. - (Black-on-white) |
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Accused in Riverwest attempted sexual assault of White woman, angry outbursts from black racist rapist Derrick Brown in court  MILWAUKEE — 32-year-old Derrick Brown made his initial appearance in a Milwaukee County courtroom on Wednesday, January 21st. He’s facing criminal charges in connection with an attempted sexual assault that occurred in December in the Riverwest neighborhood. The victim posted to social media a defiant photo showing her in the hospital with injuries, with the caption: “Guess who didn’t get raped last night?” She gave FOX6 News permission to use the photo. It appears Brown saw that photo on TV. That victim suffered extensive damage to her teeth, fractured cheek bones, cuts to her lip and four scalp lacerations that took 17 staples — from being hit with the gun before she screamed and ran for help. - (Black-on-white) |
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Unarmed White Aurora teen robbed by two worthless criminal blacks on bus and shot for his cell phone tells story AURORA, Colo. - An Aurora man who was robbed on an RTD bus and shot over his cell phone, said he hopes someone will come forward with information. No one would blame Jordan Hough if he didn't feel up to telling his story with his jaw wired shut, but the 19-year-old said he refuses to live in fear while the guys who shot him walk. "I know that as long as I get through this, I'll be stronger than I was before," said Hough. "And I know if they're willing to do it once, they'll definitely do it again." Hough was taking the bus home from work at 10 p.m. Friday, texting on his phone near the back door. When the bus came to a stop at East 30th Avenue and Worchester Street, a man standing by the door grabbed Hough's cell phone out of his hands and ran. Hough immediately jumped off the bus to chase him. "(I did it) because it was a $700 phone that I had paid for in full in one payment," said Hough. "I need it for work and to be able afford rent and food and everything. It was important." The 6-foot-4 inch Hough said he didn't think about his own safety, until he noticed the second man running behind him and heard the gunshots. "I always carry a pocket knife on me. So yes, it was really bring a knife to a gun fight," he said with a small smile. The first bullet hit Hough in the back, nicking his kidney and lodging in his abdomen. "With that gunshot wound, it didn't go all the way through, so they had to do an incision on my stomach to get out the bullet," he said. The second bullet went straight through his jaw. Four days in the hospital and two surgeries later, he is now recovering at home -- relieved he wasn't killed over a cell phone. "I'll still take the bus," he said, "but yes, I think I'll be more aware of who's around me and what's going on." Aurora police are now releasing a more detailed denoscription of the two suspects: Two black males in their mid-to late-teens, both between 5 feet 7 inches and 5 feet 9 inches tall, with a medium build. One had short hair and was wearing a black windbreaker with a hood. Police said the other had a short afro-style haircut and a jungle camouflaged jacket. He was carrying a black and white camouflaged backpack with distinctive red basketball shoes. - (Black-on-white) |
Two armed and dangerous black suspects wanted for the deadly McKeesport shooting of White man   MCKEESPORT, Pa. — Allegheny County police have identified the two suspects in a shooting in McKeesport late Tuesday night that left one person dead and two injured. Arrest warrants were issued Wednesday for Jonathan “BJ” Coles, 20, and Roman Jones, 23. Police said the shooting happened in Crawford Village just before midnight Tuesday. Allegheny County police said the shooting started at Ohio and Brownlee streets, where a man and two women were hit. Officers said the male victim then tried running away from the scene, but detectives believe the shooters chased him down and continued to fire shots at him. All three victims were taken to an area hospital. The man, identified as William “Billy” Doyle, 24, of McKeesport, later died. The women are expected to survive. Police said Doyle’s body was found between a car and John Molinari’s pickup truck, both of which were riddled with bullets. Coles is described as a black man who is 6 feet tall and weighs 240 pounds. Jones is described as a black man who is 6 feet tall and weighs 170 pounds. Police said he is from Clairton and has ties to the McKeesport area.
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Black arrested for killing of missing 70 year-old (White) Inola man  TULSA, Ok — Tulsa police have arrested a man they believe is involved in the killing of an elderly Inola man who had gone missing on Tuesday. Police say 27 year-old Matthew Price Hannah was questioned and later arrest in the killing of 70 year-old Gerald Hail. Hail, who was the subject of a Silver Alert out of Rogers County all morning, was found dead inside a room at the Super 8 Motel near 31st & Memorial this morning. Hannah became a suspect after he was captured on surveillance video leaving the hotel with Hail, then returning with him before finally leaving a third time without Hail. Walker says police located Hail’s missing Ford F-150 truck about an hour later behind the Greater Heights Assembly of God Church on east Latimer Place. Shortly after the truck is found, Walker says detectives spotted Hannah about a mile from the church and brought in for questioning in Hail’s death. - (Black-on-white) |
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Two (White) Wilmington Police Officers Injured After Agitated And Angry Knife-Wielding Black Man Attacks Commuters   WILMINGTON – Two Wilmington police officers were injured Wednesday afternoon when they responded to an emergency call for a knife-wielding man who allegedly attacked two people at the Wilmington Commuter Rail Station. When officers arrived, they found two people who had locked themselves in their vehicles, and reported that the man approached them with a knife and started yelling at them. When they locked themselves in their cars, the suspect allegedly slashed two tires and ran off. Police gave pursuit and located the suspect, identified as 28-year-old Seth Mather who ran towards an elevated railroad platform and jumped off. The suspect then attacked the responding officers. As Mather was being arrested, Wilmington Police Officer Paul Chalifour suffered a serious wound while trying to remove the knife from his hands. A second officer, Louis Martigetti, was injured when he fell from a train platform while pursuing the suspect. - (Black-on-white) |
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Blacks Arrested In Death Of (White) Lauderdale Homeless Man  FT LAUDERDALE – Four people have been charged in the death a homeless man whose body was found floating in George English park. William Peterson told police that 24-year old David Harrison and 24-year old Ashley Barrientos had an ongoing fight with Jerome P. Harte. Harrison and Barrientos lived at Covenant House on the beach but frequented George English park, according to Peterson. On Sunday, January 4th, Harrison and Barrientos threatened to beat Harte and throw his body in the water along with all of his belongings. Peterson said that night he was sleeping in the park when Barrientos and Harrison woke him up and told him he should leave right away. The following morning when he saw all the police in the park, Peterson said he realized what had happened. On January 5th, Harrison’s mother reportedly contacted police and told them that her son and Barrientos had confessed to killing Harte. Both were taken into custody. Ft. Lauderdale investigators also implicated two other people in Hart’s murder: a 17-year old female and 18-year old Jean Cyma. During questioning Cyma, 18, admitted to stomping on Harte and hitting him several times before he was thrown into the water. Harrison, Barrientos and Cyma have all been charged with murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black brother testifies against black brother in 1990 Grand Rapids homicide case - the murder of a White man  GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- The brother of a man suspected in the 1990 killing of Joel Battaglia testified he watched his brother "beat down" another man he later learned died. Acey Marshall, 52, described how he stood nearby while his brother, Aurelias Marshall, and another person were punching a man along Lake Drive SE. "Malcolm hits the guy, then my brother hits the guy. They're hitting the guy over and over," Acey Marshall testified Tuesday, Jan. 20 during a probable cause hearing for Aurelias "A.J." Marshall. Aurelias Marshall, 56, is charged with open murder in the cold case. Three other people, including Acey Marshall and a man named Malcolm Jeffries, are charged with perjury. - (Black-on-white) |
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Western-Indiana man convicted in (white) estranged wife's murder  TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - A western Indiana jury has convicted a Terre Haute man in the slaying of his estranged wife, whose remains were found dumped in a rural area. The Vigo County jurors deliberated about eight hours Saturday before finding 40-year-old Enzert Lewis guilty of murder, obstruction of justice and altering the scene of a death. The Tribune-Star reports that Lewis will be sentenced Feb. 17 on the charges stemming from the October 2012 killing of 39-year-old Allyson Elmi-Lewis. Her decomposing remains were found the following month along a road in a remote area of eastern Vigo County. Forensic pathologist Dr. Roland Kohr testified during Lewis' trial that blunt force trauma to her face sheared the woman's upper jaw and knocked out 11 of her teeth. - (Black-on-white) |
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Another (white) victim of (black) alleged serial killer identified   GARY — Another victim of suspected serial killer Darren Vann has a name. A body found Oct. 19 in a vacant house at 2200 Massachusetts St. has been identified as Tracy Martin, 41, of Gary. Lake County Coroner Merrilee Frey issued a news release Friday afternoon, stating that the Indiana State Police laboratory used DNA testing to confirm the identify of the decomposed body that was found in the wake of Vann’s confession that he killed several women and hid their bodies in abandoned homes in the city. Martin is the fifth of seven women to be identified. - (Black-on-white) |
Black man convicted in (White) 3-year-old's death up for parole  SPRINGFIELD TWP, OH - A Cincinnati man is up for parole after he was convicted for the kidnapping and the death of a 3-year-old boy more than 30 years ago. Jason Evers was last seen by the YMCA near his Springfield Township home in 1982. Adrian Williams has served 33 years in prison for this crime. Evers would have turned 36 on January 6th. All that remains are photographs, a lock of his hair, and three years of memories. "He was a sweet little boy, innocent, there was no reason for somebody to take his life," said Jason's father Bob Evers. In 1982, Adrian Williams kidnapped Jason Evers and for 43 agonizing days, the family searched for the toddler. The devastating truth came when Williams was arrested after leading authorities to where Evers was found buried in a shallow grave. "He went everywhere with me so it's really hard for me and it's not fair that he's gone," said Amy Evers. Williams, a teenager at the time, was convicted of kidnapping and involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to 14 to 50 years behind bars. Williams, who turns 50 in May, now prepares for his seventh parole hearing. Last week, the Evers launched another petition to keep Williams in the Chillicothe Correctional Institution for the remaining 17 years of his sentence. "My brother no longer has a voice so we're his voice and we want to keep his killer behind bars as long as possible," said Amy Evers. So far the petition has more than 10 thousand signatures and family members plan to deliver them to the Ohio Parole Board in March. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black suspect in Drury Inn killing of White man arrested, police say  Police arrested a suspect Saturday night in the fatal shooting Thursday of a night manager at a Drury Inn & Suites hotel in St. Louis. St. Louis police issued a statement that “a person of interest in connection” with the slaying had been arrested “in another jurisdiction on unrelated charges” and was being interviewed by homicide investigators. A police source identified him as Joseph Bernard Bowens, 43, arrested in the Poplar Bluff area, about 2½ hours south of St. Louis. Police said Thursday that the robber was buzzed in through a locked door at the hotel at Hampton Avenue and Interstate 44 by night manager Scott Knopfel, 50, about 2:50 a.m. Knopfel thought the robber was a customer, police said. They talked briefly before the robber pulled a handgun, vaulted the counter and opened the cash drawer. The robber and Knopfel struggled before the robber shot Knopfel in the head, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Two black men arrested in fatal Lakeland home invasion - they murdered a white man  Two men have been arrested in a Sunday home invasion and shooting at a Lakeland home that left one man dead and three wounded, the Polk County Sheriff’s Office said Auban Carter, 24, and Tobarais Hudson, 25, both of Lakeland, were charged in the incident on Chase Road in Lakeland. About 9 p.m. Sunday, deputies went to a home and learned two men had approached the home where 10 people had gathered, demanding money and drugs. The intruders were offered a small amount of marijuana and a small amount of money, but the suspects apparently thought there would be a large amounts of money and drugs at the residence, deputies said. The intruders forced the victims into the home and threatened a female occupant with a gun. Tommy Ussery, 20, stepped between the woman and one of the men, who then put a handgun to Ussery’s head and pulled the trigger. The gun did not fire, however. The suspects then opened fire with an assault rifle, deputies said. Kody Zawalski, 20, Lakeland, was fatally shot, deputies said. Ussery was shot three times and is in critical condition at a local hospital. Levi Atkinson, 20, was shot while attempting to shove the intruders outside. He is also in critical condition at an area hospital, deputies said.. Madison Brown, 18, was grazed by a bullet and was treated and released. Ussery, Atkinson, and Brown all live at the Chase Road home. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Killer of (White) Imo's pizza delivery driver sentenced to 25 years in prison  CLAYTON • A man charged with killing an Imo’s delivery driver in Dellwood in November 2012 was sentenced Friday to 25 years in prison. Earon Anthony Rivers, who was 17 at the time of the murder, was caught in a house with the empty pizza boxes and murder weapon, authorities say. Rivers, of the 10000 block of Bon Oak Drive, was charged with second-degree murder, first-degree robbery and two counts of armed criminal action. He pleaded guilty on Nov. 17. St. Louis County Circuit Court Judge Michael Burton sentenced him to 25 years on each count, with the sentences to run concurrently. The delivery driver, Brian W. Johnson, 39, of St. Louis County, was found slumped behind the steering wheel of his car in the 1600 block of Mowbry Lane on Nov. 5, 2012. Police say he had been shot once under his left armpit and was dead when officers arrived. Police said three pizzas and a cellphone were taken from Johnson. According to court documents, Rivers had called in the pizza order to set up the robbery. Rivers was one of four suspects arrested by police shortly after the murder. One was 15 and two were 17 at the time. They were never charged. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Man's iPad stolen, mysterious (black thug) photos appear in iCloud  HOUSTON - A River Oaks man says mysterious photos have begun appearing on his iCloud account, a week after his iPad and other items went missing from his truck. Randy Schaefer said he awoke Jan. 8 to find his iPad, laptop, checkbooks and cash gone. He immediately filed a police report but had little else to go on. Then, Jan. 16, while looking at old photos on his phone with his girlfriend, Randy said about a dozen pictures of two men he'd never seen before appeared in his iCloud folder. The pictures were of two men holding large amounts of cash. Although police have yet to identify anyone as suspects in Schaefer's case, that hasn't stopped him from trying to figure out the identity of the men. He posted the pictures on social media Friday. - (Black-on-white) |
All four (black) cowardly terrorist suspects arrested after Polk robbery, slayings of two unarmed White women - one 72-years-old   Four suspects were arrested after a Polk County crime spree that started with a pawn shop robbery, led to a shootout with a police officer and ended with the killings of a 72-year-old Haines City woman and her daughter. Michael Gordon, 34, of Lakeland, was charged Friday with two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of Patrica Moran and her 51-year-old daughter Deborah Royal. Gordon also was charged with armed robbery and attempted murder on a law enforcement officer, along with 22-year-old Devonere McCune, 25-year-old Jovan Lamb and 29-year-old Terrell Williams, all of Haines City. The crime spree began Thursday evening with a robbery at Cash America Pawn. Surveillance images show the intruders in white hoodies with assault rifles. Witnesses said three were inside the store while one waited outside in a red GMC Jimmy. Polk Sheriff Grady Judd said the “well-designed” robbery was planned “to incite terror” among store employees. He said the foursome even called 911 with a false report of a shooting to distract police. Judd said a Haines City police officer spotted the Jimmy and when he attempted to pull it over the suspects started firing at the officer’s patrol car from the SUV. The officer was not injured. The vehicle eventually became stuck in sand and all four men ran. Authorities caught up with McCune when he was bitten by a sheriff’s K-9. A short time later, officers learned from a resident about suspicious activity at a neighbor’s house on Astor Drive. When authorities surrounded the house, a blue car came barreling out of the garage, straight at them. Judd said officers fired “many times.” The vehicle went a short distance before it also got stuck in sand. Gordon was the only person in the car and he was arrested. He suffered gunshot wounds and bites from a K-9. His injuries were not life-threatening. Officers then found the bodies of Moran and Royal inside the house, “viciously” killed in a way “much too graphic to describe,” Judd said. Moments earlier, one of the men had knocked on the door of a woman’s home, claiming to be a police officer. When the woman saw through a glass door it wasn’t an officer, and when the man asked to use her phone, she shut the door and called 911. - (Black-on-white) |
Police Department Detectives continue to investigate black-on-White Allandale homicide - black suspect killed evil self   KINGSPORT, TN - Police Department detectives are continuing to investigate an Allandale Falls Apartments shooting, where Sullivan South student Dylan W. Ferguson was killed and his step-sister Amber CheRee Purifoy was critically injured Friday. According to a KPD news release, detectives are still investigating the shooting, where Marvin McClore, who died Saturday from a self-inflected gunshot wound, went to Ferguson's apartment and shot him and his step-sister. KPD said they have maintained that the shooting was not a random act of violence and said that the suspect was known to the victims' family prior to the shooting. Detectives said it appeared that the suspect initially became acquainted with one of the victims' family members through work. Detectives said others, besides Dylan Ferguson, lived at the apartment, but said only he and Purifoy were inside the home at the time of the incident. According to the release, there was no sign of forced entry and detectives said it is unknown where or not the apartment was unlocked or whether or not McClore was let inside by one of the shooting victims. KPD said “...it appears that Mr. McClore had developed animosity toward another member of the victims' household, but carried out his anger on Dylan and Amber. Dylan and Amber appear to be completely innocent and played no role whatsoever in the events that led up to this tragic event.” - (Black-on-white) |
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White woman confronts black sexual predator terrorist she says groped her while shopping and threatened to kill her   HOUSTON -- A woman confronted a man she claims grabbed her sexually while she was shopping. Now he's in custody, because she refused to back down. That woman was in the Big Lots when she says a man groped her not once, but twice. "Belle," who asked that we not reveal her identity for her safety, says it started at the back of the store when she felt something graze her backside. She saw a young man and thought she'd bumped into him. "He was close enough to where it could happen, so I dismissed and went on to hear him start mumbling to himself," she said. "He made me feel uncomfortable so I started thinking I'm at the back of the store; I should probably get away from this back aisle." She went towards the front, kept shopping, and a few minutes later she says it happened again. "I feel a whole hand grazing my back side, a rub and I was kind of shocked and turned to see who this is this time, because I knew from that touch that it wasn't an accident, and it's him again." Belle said she went to tell a cashier and the manager what happened. She said as he tried to leave the store, she followed him out with her cell phone camera rolling. The man can be heard on the video threatening to kill her. The confrontation ended with him taking her cell phone. Belle called 911 from inside the store. Less than an hour later, working from the denoscription she gave them, deputies arrested Jerry Higgins. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Suspect in stabbing of White female clerk facing attempted murder charge - black terrorist slit her throat  S EATTLE - Darren Gayles, the 44-year-old suspect in the stabbing of a Renton store clerk, faces charges of attempted murder in the first degree and robbery in the first degree. King County prosecutors also say Gayles was wanted on an outstanding warrant from Indiana for violating a protection order. Gayles declined to appear in King County Jail Court Thursday; he's expected to appear before a bond hearing Friday. Kiersten Schideler, 23, the clerk who was stabbed in the neck, is expected to recover, her father Mark Schideler said. Harborview Medical Center continues to list Kiersten Schideler in serious condition in the ICU. "A deep cut" is how Mark Schideler describes her injuries, but the knife missed vital arteries and the trachea. He said she was "out of the woods." "Talk about a guardian angel," he said. During the attack at the GameStop in Renton Wednesday morning, police say the suspect held a knife to the clerk's throat and walked her behind the counter. He then slit her throat before taking all the cash in the register. - (Black-on-white) |
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Three cowardly criminal black teen thug scumbag vermin carjacking suspects charged in death of unarmed White Belhaven grandmother   J ACKSON, MS - Two men who are believed to have shot and killed 69-year-old Carolyn Temple in Belhaven last week have been arrested and charged in her death. Police took two carjacking suspects into custody following an intense manhunt of a South Jackson neighborhood on Tuesday afternoon. They were identified as 17-year-old Antreal Jones and 17-year-old Jerome Moore. The suspects were involved in the robbery and shooting of Temple on Euclid Street last Wednesday. Temple died from her injuries on Monday. Jones and Moore have both been charged with capital murder. They have also been charged with one count of armed carjacking. A third suspect involved in Temple's death has been identified as 16-year-old Antwain Dukes. A warrant for his arrest for the charge of capital murder has been issued. Anyone with any information on the whereabouts of Dukes is urged to contact the Jackson Police Department at 601-960-1234 or 601-355-TIPS (8477). He should be considered armed and dangerous. The investigation is still ongoing and more arrests are possible. - (Black-on-white) |
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White boy, 16, beaten by two blacks at Carrick group home dies; Homicide charges expected  CARRICK, Pa. — The Allegheny County Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed late Tuesday that a boy brutally beaten at a group home in Carrick over the weekend has died. Nicholas Grant, 16, was taken to Mercy Hospital Saturday in critical condition after he was allegedly attacked by two teens at the Circle C Youth and Family Services home on Carrick Avenue. Grant’s best friend said the home should have been a safe place for Grant. She said that not long after Grant moved into the home, he started having trouble. “He told me there were guys messing with him,” she said. “I thought he was exaggerating and I hear about this and think he wasn't exaggerating at all.” Grant had left the home because of an argument he had with Yusuf Shepard, 15. On Saturday, Grant returned to the home, and after exchanging words with Shepard and Malik Crosby, 16, Grant was attacked. The pair allegedly "chocked" Grant and hit him with a vacuum cleaner. Grant was hurt so badly that paramedics had to revive him at the scene. Shepard and Crosby have been charged as adults with attempted homicide. Those charges will likely be changes to homicide charges following Grant’s death. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black 'suspect' shot while robbing Shawnee gun store released from hospital - looking forward to him getting death penalty      OLATHE, KS - One of the four suspects in a shooting at a Shawnee gun shop that left one of the owners dead is now out of the hospital. Nicquan Midgyett, 19, is now booked into the Johnson County Jail on first-degree murder charges. Londro E. Patterson, 20, and De'Anthony A. Wiley, 19, still remained hospitalized. Each has a bond of $500,000. Johnson County District Attorney Steve Howe charged Midgyett and three other men in the death of Jon Bieker who was killed when three gunmen burst into his gun store in downtown Shawnee. Bieker's wife, Becky Bieker, was punched in the face but has been released from the hospital. Hakeem W. Malik, 18, appeared before a Johnson County judge on Monday. He requested a court-appointed attorney during his brief court appearance. Malik was the only suspect not shot during Friday's botched robbery. Authorities said they believe he was the getaway driver and was waiting outside. Howe said anyone who aids someone else in commission of a crime "is equally as guilty." - (Black-on-white) |
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Black mMan strangled white female friend to death  Cincinnati police arrested an Avondale man for allegedly strangling a 44-year-old woman to death in his apartment Tuesday night. The two were friends from the neighborhood and had known each other for about three years, a homicide investigator said. The investigator declined to discuss potential motive for the killing. Police responded to the 3600 block of Reading Road early Wednesday morning to investigate the incident and found Tina Bond dead inside an apartment. Bond was last known to live on Maple Avenue in Avondale, according to a police report. Mark Chambers, who is accused of killing her, met police at the door when they arrived. He admitted to killing Bond in a 911 call, the homicide investigator said. - (Black-on-white) |
UK: White woman stabbed to death by black father of their biracial child  A man on trial accused of murdering the mother of his child while high on cocaine allegedly told police their taser was not strong enough after being shot with a stun gun. Victoria Adams, 22, is said to have twice fled her home at Springwood Hall Road, Oldham, in fear of Andre Bright in the build-up to her death on the morning of December 8, 2013. Manchester Crown Court heard he admits stabbing her at her home, but says he 'acted unconsciously’ and did not intend to harm her. Prosecutor Mark Kellet alleges that Bright, 30, who had been an on-off relationship with Miss Adams since she was 16 and he was 23, was drunk and high on cocaine at the time of the killing, but ‘knew what he was doing’ and intended to kill or cause serious harm. - (Black-on-white) - (UK) |
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| White College student shot, killed near City Museum downtown by unknown black manST. LOUIS, MO – A college student shot in a Downtown St. Louis robbery attempt has died. Police say 19-year-old Robert “Bobby” Christman III, was shot at approximately 12:45 a.m. Sunday. Detectives say he was inside a parked car in 700 block of N. 15th St. with a 19-year-old female, and a 17-year-old male. Police say an unidentified gunman opened the back passenger door of the vehicle and ordered the female to hand over her purse. “She offered some level of resistance,” said St. Louis Metropolitan Police Captain Michael Sack. “At that time the front right passenger had said something. He had made some kind of remark and at that time the suspect filed a single shot at that front right passenger.” Sack said the victim was struck in the head by single gunshot. He said the other persons inside the car were not injured. The suspect left in a gray or silver-colored sedan. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Bedford County teens jailed in (White) Pa. woman's homicide   BEDFORD, Pa. — The two teens who have been charged as adults in the shooting death of 21-year-old Stephanie Waters of Roaring Springs were being held without bail Monday in the Bedford County Jail, according to the Bedford County District Attorney’s Office. Deauntay Dontaz Moye, 16, of Woodbury, and Ryan James Hardwick, 15, of Martinsburg, were taken into custody early Sunday morning and arraigned before Magisterial District Judge Brian Baker. On Friday, the Roaring Spring Police Department received information that Waters was missing Thursday. A missing person alert was posted on the Altoona Police Department Facebook page. The Pennsylvania State Police received information Saturday that an automobile fitting the denoscription of Waters’ vehicle was parked at an abandoned house near Salemville Road in New Enterprise. Trooper Derek Schrader and Cpl. Brad Codd found Waters and her dog dead in the rear of the vehicle. They both died as a result of gunshot wounds. Waters was pronounced dead by Coroner Sam Gordon at 4:54 p.m. Saturday. It was determined that Hardwick and Moye had discussed robbing someone for marijuana for several weeks. Moye had also been talking about shooting someone for several weeks. They originally set up a deal to purchase marijuana from Waters’ boyfriend; however, Waters arrived at the agreed location. Moye and Hardwick entered the vehicle with Waters driving, Moye in the passenger seat and Hardwick in the back seat with the dog, according to the district attorney. They drove a very short distance and then parked the car. Waters then showed Moye the marijuana. Both Moye and Hardwick smelled the marijuana. Moye then pulled out the gun and shot her in the neck. A few seconds later, he shot her a second time — in the head. One of the teens then shot the dog — however, it has not yet been determined who actually fired the shots into the dog. - (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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NEW ORLEANS —The 21-year-old Australian victim in Sunday's Bourbon Street shooting was released from the Interim LSU Hospital after being treated for a gunshot wound to the face. 
CONWAY -- One person died after a shooting at the Sunhouse Convenience store off in Longs around 10 p.m. Friday, according to Horry County Deputy Coroner Michelle McSpadden. The victim was the store clerk and has been identified as