New Nation News - Black-on-White Crime |
| ARCHIVE for 26 February 2015 |
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| 26 February, 2015 |
(Black female) Driver who hit ambulance, killing 3, got license back Monday   BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — The driver who was killed after hitting an ambulance early Tuesday had her license reinstated Monday after having it suspended in 2009, according to the Secretary of State. Battle Creek police said a LifeCare Ambulance was traveling north on North Avenue with running lights and the siren going with a cardiac arrest patient in the back. A westbound passenger vehicle on Garfield ran the flashing red light and hit the ambulance around 1 a.m. about three blocks away from Battle Creek Bronson Hospital. The driver of the passenger vehicle, 61-year-old Shirley Ann Stokes, was killed on impact. Her passenger, 54-year-old James Earl Stokes, died on scene, according to police. The patient, 74-year-old David Lynn Simpson, was transferred to another ambulance and taken to Bronson Battle Creek Hospital emergency room, where he died moments later. Police said speed and alcohol may have played a role in the crash. The at-fault driver, Shirley Stokes, had a number of violations on her driving record. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Mt. Clemens Fatal Stabbing Suspect Charged; One Still on the Run    MT. CLEMENS, MI – An 18-year-old man has been arraigned for the stabbing murder of Alexander Burkart and another 18-year-old man is still being sought after. Deandre Lee Arnold, 18-years-old, was arrested early Sunday morning after homicide investigators recognized him from video surveillance near the murder scene at 178 Northbound Gratiot Avenue. Arnold has been charged with Felony Murder. Magistrate Dan Goulette ordered he be held without bond. Arnold’s alleged accomplice, Jayvon Tarice Cates, 18-years-old, is still on the run and is being sought after by authorities. Police have said that they are very familiar with both suspects. The Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office has issued an arrest warrant for his arrest. On Saturday, February 21st, 2015, at around 8:20pm Alexander William Burkart, 22-years-old, from Mt. Clemens, crashed his truck into a pole behind a business. When authorities arrived on scene, they found that Burkhart had been stabbed in the chest. He was transported to McLaren Hospital where he was pronounced dead from his injuries - (Black-on-white). |
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Butts County sheriff announces arrest in 1999 (black-on-white) homicide case  The Texas man accused in the death of a woman whose body was found dumped along a Butts County road in 1999 appeared in court Monday to hear the charges read against him. Fuquah Dewalt Cashaw, 44, is charged with kidnapping and murder in the death of Heather Danielle Davidson. Davidson, of Stockbridge, was 22 when her body was found along Kermit Williams Road. Investigators said she had been strangled. Butts County Sheriff Gary Long on Sunday announced the arrest in the case that is now more than 15 years old but had recently gotten a fresh look from investigators. One of Davidson’s roommates was initially charged in the case but according to published reports, a Butts County grand jury declined to issue an indictment. Long said thanks to newer DNA technology and exhaustive case work, investigators are now confident Cashaw is responsible. According to investigators, Cashaw was a customer of the strip club in Forest Park where Davidson worked as a dancer. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police: (Black) suspect in (White) 95-year-old veteran's death stole credit cards  COLESVILLE, Md. -- Montgomery County police say they have made an arrest in the death of a 95-year-old man who was found dead at his Colesville retirement home on Tuesday. Police say they arrested 60-year-old Eric S. Dyson late Tuesday night. Charges have been filed against Dyson for first-degree murder, card theft, identity theft, unauthorized removal of property and other offenses. More information on the motivation for the crime and other details is expected today. The death of Dan Long Belvin, a retired Naval officer, was being investigated as a murder. Police say Belvin suffered trauma to the upper body. Police say that a concerned friend called because he or she had not heard from the victim. The building property manager of the apartment went to check the apartment at 12:30 p.m. Monday, and found the victim dead. The manager then called 9-1-1. Officers who arrived at the scene found the circumstances suspicious. Neighbors told Bruce Leshan that the victim was a World War Two pilot who loved baseball and his little Sheltie dog. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Fort Hood soldier (with African name) killed his white wife, two others and his self in apparent triple murder-suicide   FORT HOOD, Texas -- Fort Hood officials released details Tuesday about the soldier accused in an apparent triple murder suicide in Killeen. The press release sent out Tuesday afternoon listed Spc. Ata-Se Giffa, 30, as a member of the 1st Battalion, 62nd Air Defense Artillery Regiment, 69th Air Defense Artillery Brigade. Police say Lydia Farina, 31, Larry Guzman, 40, and Giffa's wife, Dawn Giffa, 28, were all shot and killed by Giffa late Sunday night. A 41-year-old woman was also shot and remains in critical condition. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Woman accused of carjacking (White) 88-year-old in Detroit to face trial  A Wayne County judge announced Monday that the woman accused of carjacking and injuring an 88-year-old woman will go to trial. It was 2:30 in the afternoon of February 6th when 88-year-old Henrietta Kulberg was backing out of her driveway to go to the grocery story. When she tried to back up, she got stuck in the snow in the street. Then along came a seemingly Good Samaritan. "A person on a bicycle came along and offered to help me," she says. "She said i can get you out of there - you've got to rock it." Henrietta got into the passenger seat and 55-year-old Valerie Johnson got behind the wheel and got the car out of the snow. It was the start of an adventure with a stranger involving groceries, snow shoveling and, eventually, a Good-Samaritan-gone-bad back at Henrietta's home. "She pulled the door open and pushed me into the house," Henrietta says. "She started saying 'where's the money? Where's the money?' I was face down on the carpet and I said you're awfully strong for a woman - and she said I'm not a woman I'm a man." - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) man arrested, charged with attacking (White) on-duty Jackson police officer  MEMPHIS, TN - An on-duty Jackson police officer was attacked and seriously injured Sunday evening in a gas station parking lot. Sgt. Mike Thomas, a 26-year veteran of the Jackson Police Department, was getting out of his patrol car in the Exxon parking lot near Carriage House Drive and North Highland Avenue when has was approached by a woman asking for help. Thomas was then attacked by a man who was with the woman. The man knocked Thomas to the ground and continued to beat and kick him. The suspect, identified as 34-year-old Cepeda L. Coble, ran away from the scene but was found a short time later near the entrance to North Plaza. He resisted other officers' attempts to arrest him, at which point officers used a Taser to take him into custody. Sgt. Thomas was taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. Investigators found the woman who asked Thomas for help is the mother of the suspect, and they had been in a fight in the parking lot before Thomas's arrival. "This is one of the most violent assaults on a police officer that I have seen in my 19 years in law enforcement," said Interim Police Chief Julian Wiser in a written statement. "It will take several months for Sgt. Thomas to recover from this assault."
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(Black) Tulsa Man Bound Over For Trial In (white) Ex-Fiancee's Death   TULSA, Oklahoma - Robert Tillotson, accused of a fatal shooting, will also go to court. A judge ruled there is enough evidence to put Tillotson on trial for murder. Police say last October three young boys witnessed Tillotson shoot and kill their mother, his ex-fiancée, then attempt to kill himself. Tillotson survived the shooting, but his ex-fiancée Beverly Stratton, died. Court records show a month prior to the shooting Tillotson pleaded guilty to two counts of assault and battery in the presence of a child, along with other related charges. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Salisbury man who stabbed (white) girlfriend and drew heart in blood gets life  SALISBURY, N.C. — A Salisbury man who stabbed a woman he once dated to death then drove to a magistrate's office and drew a heart with her blood on the wall has been sentenced to life in prison. Tony Luther pleaded guilty to first-degree murder on Friday after prosecutors agreed not to seek the death penalty. Luther told police he blacked out in a jealous rage after finding out 28-year-old Tasha West was dating someone else in May 2013. Prosecutors say he grabbed her hands while they talked and stabbed her at least twice in the chest. Authorities say Luther was still covered in West's blood when he drove to the magistrate's office, drew a heart in blood on the wall and turned himself in. - (Black-on-white) |
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Charges upgraded against black hit-and-run driver after (White) Ocoee girl, 10, dies  OCOEE, Fla. — Ocoee police said they will not re-arrest a driver who struck two children who were riding their bikes home from school, even though the man's charges were just upgraded because one of the victims died. Lastevie Howard was taken into custody last month, but he was only charged with leaving the scene of a crash with injuries and was able to quickly bond out. Howard is facing an additional charge of leaving the scene of a crash with death after one of the victims, Aubrey Clark, 10, later died from her injuries after her family took her off life support. "Although these are more serious charges, the problem is there's no indication that this defendant is not going to appear for trial, and if that's so, you can't just arbitrarily raise the bond," said a legal analyst. The additional charge of vehicular homicide comes days after Aubrey was laid to rest. Howard is also facing another charge of leaving the scene of an accident with great bodily injury. "All that could add up to more prison time." - (Black-on-white) |
Salt Lake police arrest black man and his wife for murder of White man   SALT LAKE CITY The Salt Lake City Police Department has arrested a man believed to be responsible for the murder of 24-year-old Christian McDonald. On January 24, 2015 around 7 p.m. a motorist found Christian McDonald with a gunshot wound lying in the park strip near 1224 E. Parkway Ave. Medical responded and transported the victim to a hospital where he was later pronounced dead. Based upon numerous witness accounts, police say, Jeremiah Hart, 42, shot the victim as the result of a robbery. Hart’s wife, Daisy Hart, 22, was arrested for obstruction of justice. Hart was booked into jail for aggravated murder, obstruction of justice, aggravated robbery, possession of methamphetamine, and possession of drug paraphernalia. - (Black-on-white) |
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Homeowner Confronts, Detains Armed (black) Robber to Save Family    LEXINTON, SC - What would you do if you opened a door in your home and saw the end of a shot gun? For one Midlands man, protecting his family was all that mattered. "I figure that's what any husband or father would do," David Platts said. Platts says he discovered a man crouched in his laundry room, pointing a shotgun directly at him early Saturday morning. He says he doesn't remember anything that went through his head before he lunged at the intruder...except for one thing. "The only thing I do remember was that I knew if he got past me, he was going to go after my wife and my daughter." Within seconds, Platts says he was able to pry the shotgun from the intruder's hands. "I called for my wife and she took the shotgun out of my hand," he said. Their daughter, 17 years old, was the one who called police while wife Carrie Platts held the shotgun at the intruder. They say he broke in through their doggy door. "When David had him on the floor he just kept staring at my daughter. and now when she closes her eyes at night that's all she sees," Carrie said. "We're all having trouble sleeping. we're having trouble just being here because you're been invaded. your home's been invaded. your privacy's been taken away." Unknown to the Platts family at the time, arrest warrants say the intruder Jahmand Mcneill, along with two accomplices, broke into a home down the street, locked a couple in their shower, and threatened to kill their three children. And even though Platts' quick thinking landed the three suspects in jail, he doesn't consider himself a hero. "I see where people are calling me a hero. to me, I'm not a hero. I did what a father and husband is supposed to do." - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Granite City mom found shot in the head - (black) boyfriend is 'person of interest'  GRANITE CITY, Ill. – Granite City police say they've located a person of interest in the suspicious death of a woman slumped behind the wheel of a vehicle late Wednesday afternoon. Asst. Chief Major Ken Rozell says a woman identified as 35-year-old Stacie Williams was found unresponsive at 5:33 p.m. at 25th and Madison Avenue. The coroner says she was shot in the head. Rozell says Cory L. Osborne has been named as a person of interest in the case because he is the last person seen with Williams. Col. Richard Miller says Osborne has been located. He has not been named as a suspect. Officials say a domestic battery charge was filed just three weeks ago on Osborned. Williams was named as the victim in that instance. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man pleads guilty to aggravated battery in fatal shooting stemming from dog argument - No time in prison for murdering White man  INDIANAPOLIS – An Indianapolis man avoided a murder charge after pleading guilty to aggravated battery in the fatal shooting of a man in a south side Indianapolis driveway. The two men were arguing over a dog, police said. Albert Rogers, 26, was sentenced to 11 years, including 10 years in community corrections and one year of probation. He will not spend time in prison. Rogers shot and killed Josh Tucker, 31, on June 5 after a week-long dispute over a dog.
Rogers fired as many as 10 shots during the argument. Tucker was upset at Rogers for firing at his dog a week before the fatal encounter.
At the time of the incident, Rogers was released and police said he had a permit for the gun used to shoot Tucker. He also claimed self-defense. A week later, officers arrested him on a murder charge. - (Black-on-white) "No Justice, No Peace" |
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(Black) Harrisburg man pleads guilty to killing (white) ex-girlfriend   HARRISBURG, Pa. – A Harrisburg man will spend life in prison for the shotgun killing of his ex-girlfriend two years ago. Lagenza Junious, 39, pleaded guilty to the first degree murder of Adreanne Evans and the attempted murder of Evans’s boyfriend on Tuesday, just as jury selection was about to begin in his death penalty trial. Prosecutors agreed to not seek the death penalty and Dauphin County Judge Scott Evans immediately sentenced Junious to life in prison without parole on the murder charge and a consecutive 20 to 40 years on the attempted murder charge. Junious on Dec. 20, 2012 broke into Evans’s apartment in the 900 block of North Sixth Street and shot his ex-girlfriend and her boyfriend while her mother and 4-month-old son were only a few feet away. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black boyfriend charged with murder of his white girlfriend and their mixed-race baby in Eastpointe double homicide  A 30-year-old Eastpointe man was arraigned Tuesday on murder charges in the stabbing deaths of his girlfriend and their 13-month-old daughter. Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith charged Curtis Hampton, 30, with two counts of first-degree murder for the stabbing deaths of Monique Rakowski, 29, and their infant daughter, Carmon. Police and prosecutors believe the murders took place between 9 p.m. and midnight on Thursday, Feb. 12. - - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man gets 45-year sentence in 2012 fatal Anchorage stabbing of a White woman  ANCHORAGE - A man convicted of fatally slashing a woman’s neck during a 2012 attempted robbery in Midtown Anchorage was sentenced to more than four decades in prison Friday morning. Superior Court Judge Michael Wolverton handed down a 65-year term with 20 years suspended for 44-year-old Vernell Mclemore, convicted of second-degree murder in the death of 67-year-old Judy Mulder. At the sentencing, Mclemore apologized to the court and Mulder’s family for his actions. Wolverton said he sounded sincere, but noted that Mclemore’s involvement with drugs weighed on his sentence as a factor in the community’s condemnation. At the time of Mclemore’s arrest in April 2012, police said that Mclemore had entered Mulder’s home on the 3200 block of LaTouche Street and fatally stabbed her. A visiting neighbor found her body in the residence’s bathroom. After his release, Mclemore will spend 10 years on probation. He was allowed to hug his mother before bailiffs took him away to serve his sentence. - (Black-on-white) |
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‘You’re going to die tonight': (White) woman talks about terrifying kidnapping (by black man)  PORT CLINTON, Ohio- A woman is sharing her terrifying story after she was abducted in Ottawa County when she offered to drive a man to the hospital early Monday morning. Eric I. Thomas, 24, walked into a Hy-Miler convenience store on East Perry Street and asked for someone to take him to Magruder Hospital, Port Clinton police said. Nicole Kauffman agreed to give him a ride and was abducted on West Lakeshore Drive. Kauffman said Thomas told her, “You’re going to die tonight; I’m going to die tonight; we’re going to die.” She secretly dialed 911 and tossed the phone on the floor. She gave clues to where Thomas was forcing her to drive. “I just kept talking to him calmly, talking about where we were going exactly, where he wanted to go exactly and he had no destination. He was just aimless; he didn’t know,” said Kauffman. A sheriff’s deputy tried to pull Thomas over at Route 2 and Tettau Road, but he did not stop. At the Ottawa County and Lucas County line, Kauffman jumped out of the car. Port Clinton police said Thomas drove at speeds between 50 mph and 80 mph, until officers used stop sticks. Thomas crashed the car and took off on foot. He was arrested after a struggle with police. - (Black-on-white) |
UK: Elderly White man, 92, robbed for £5 in 'sickening assault' by cowardly black while waiting for lift in Soho tower block  A frail man was injured by a thief who robbed him of his wallet after allegedly following him home in an attack that was caught on camera. The 92-year-old widower was waiting for a lift with his shopping trolley in a residential tower block in Soho, London, when the suspect took his wallet before pushing him to the floor. He left the building with the wallet containing £5 while the victim – who suffered a shoulder injury – remained on the ground while trying to understand what had happened to him. The thief is described as being at least 5ft 10 ins, black, of slim build, and aged between 20-30 years. He was wearing dark casual clothing and a knitted hat. - (UK) - (Black-on-white) |
UK: Black who fractured (White) 19-year-old's skull with a single punch after victim asked him for a light in McDonald's is SPARED prison   A promising university student fractured a 19-year-old's skull with a single punch after the victim asked him if he had a cigarette lighter in a McDonald's restaurant, a court heard. Caine Inyanga, 19, was spared jail after he floored Adam Turner in the violent early morning attack that left the tool maker unconscious on the ground. Turner, also aged 19, approached Inyanga in the early hours of the morning in McDonald's in Middlesbrough, Teesside, and asked if he had a cigarette lighter. After receiving no response from the chemical engineering student the victim turned to Inyanga's female companion and asked the same question. Inyanga, who had been drinking and taking drugs, demanded Mr Turner and his friend 'get outside now,' said prosecutor Emma Atkinson. The pair made it clear they did not want to fight, but he punched both of them, Teesside Crown Court heard. The blow to Mr Turner caused him to fall to the floor and he lost consciousness. As a result of the attack he has suffered hearing lose and tinnitus. Inyanga ran away from the fast food restaurant on October 10 last year, but later handed himself in. - (UK) - (Black-on-white) |
Shocking hidden camera footage captures Nigerian care home staff shoving latex gloves into a (White) grandmother's mouth and hitting her
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Black Killeen man charged with murder of White man  BELTON — A Killeen man was charged with a brutal 2014 murder that remained unsolved for almost a year. The Bell County District Attorney’s office charged Carlos Derell Collins Jr., 28, with capital murder in the bludgeoning death of 32-year-old Sean William Schuman. Schuman was found dead in his north Killeen apartment Jan. 15, 2014. According to the results of an autopsy, Schuman died from “homicidal violence and blunt-force injuries to the head.” Collins was initially sought by police for questioning in the deaths, but never was arrested or charged. While police continued to investigate Schuman’s death, Collins was arrested days later after an attack that had eerie similarities to Schuman’s death. That attack occurred Jan. 14, 2014, when Collins reportedly attacked and robbed a man he met on Craigslist. Collins struck his victim with an unknown object before fleeing the apartment. Police said they found a hammer at the scene. Collins was arrested Jan. 19, 2014, and charged in the robbery, and has been in custody ever since. In the more than one year he sat behind bars, Schuman’s death remained unsolved, as police continued to investigate. The Bell County district attorney’s office indicted Collins in Schuman’s death in November. Collins is facing a host of criminal charges on various causes, including aggravated robbery in the Jan. 14, 2014, incident, as well as assault with a deadly weapon and sexual abuse of a child. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police track down black suspect wanted in Westport robberies by DNA left on rubber band  KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The suspect allegedly responsible for putting a Midtown restaurant owner in the hospital last December has been arrested. Edward K. Thomas, 53, has been charged with three counts of first-degree robbery and three counts of armed criminal action. Thomas is allegedly connected to the Dec. 23 robbery of Cupini’s in Westport, which resulted in the owner being battered and bruised. Thomas used his teeth to remove a thick rubber band that surrounded the wallet he allegedly took from the owner of Cupini’s. The DNA ultimately led to his arrest. Thomas reportedly entered the restaurant, waved a pistol and then pointed it at the restaurant’s owner. Thomas hit the victim and made him fall. Thomas then kicked the man multiple times and exchanged his pistol for a large knife. Thomas also allegedly threatened to kill the man and demanded money. The victim, who feared for his life, claimed that he had money in his wallet and pulled it out to give to Thomas. Thomas took the money from the wallet then fled the restaurant, leaving the rubber band behind that he used his teeth to remove. Crime scene technicians recovered the rubber band from the restaurant and sent it off for testing. On Jan. 23, the lab results determined that DNA from Thomas was on the rubber band. - (Black-on-white) |
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White victim of Arlington gas station assault searches for black female attacker  ARLINGTON, TX — Audrey Hendrickson, an Arlington woman is asking for help in the search for the person who she says attacked her at a gas station Wednesday night. "I'm hoping that when they see this, when they understand what's happening maybe they can step up and help," she said. Just before 7:30 p.m., she steered toward pump two at the 7-11 gas station on the intersection's southwest corner when a woman in another car nearly crashed into her. "I wave at her, honk, 'What the heck?' and she proceeds to make gestures..." she said. She says the woman got out of her car, so she did too, in hopes of diffusing the situation. The opposite happened. "[She] actually grabbed me by the hair, put me on the pavement and with the other hand, started assaulting me," she said. Through it all her biggest fear was for her son, screaming in the back seat. He wasn't hurt, but Hendrickson was, and seconds later, she says her attacker jumped up, and drove off. So wants to press charges, with the hope of keeping this woman from striking again. "She should not be able to go into any gas station and just absolutely assault someone in such a violent way. She described her attacker to Arlington Police as an African-American woman in a red hard-topped early or mid-2000s red Ford Mustang. If you have any information, call Arlington Police. - (Black-on-white) |
White Riverview mom dies, one day after she was shot and had her throat slashed by her black husband - White neighbor almost shot    Riverview, FL -- A Riverview mom who was shot and had her throat slashed -- allegedly by her husband -- has died. Michelle Dukes, 34, passed away late Thursday night. The original attempted murder charge against Keith Dukes has now been upgraded to 2nd Degree Murder with a weapon. He's currently being held in the Hillsborough County Jail with no bond. The horrific series of events unfolded on Thursday morning, and deputies say it happened in front of their three daughters. The Dukes' neighbor, Frank Breden, says he's lucky to be alive. Breden says he heard screams and ran out of his house at about 7:15 a.m., and found his neighbor, Michelle, standing the street with her throat slashed. Moments later, Breden found himself staring down the barrel of a gun. "This man was three feet away from me, if that. I heard the click," said Breden. The gun jammed. "You need to get out of here," Keith Dukes then says to Breden. Dukes then pointed the gun at another neighbor who had come outside after hearing the screams. But Michelle's husband reloaded, says Breden, and shot Michelle right in front of the couple's three daughters. Breden found Michelle inside a neighbor's home where she had tried to run for safety. Breden says he then followed Keith Dukes, who threatened to get another gun. - (Black-on-white) |
Black man arrested in "sale-gone-wrong" homicide of White man  LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Police have arrested a person in connection to a violent online sale. According to Lt. Sidney Allen, Jeramye Morgan Hobbs, 24, of Little Rock, was arrested February 12 and charged with Capital Murder in the death of 56-year-old Sherwood resident Frank Steinsiek. Allen said Hobbs contacted police and told them he had purchased a motorcycle similar to the one seen on the news. But, after inconsistent statements and witness interviews, detectives determined that Hobbs was involved in Steinsiek's death. Both the trailer and the motorcycle were recovered. No other arrests are expected in this case. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man arrested in connection with suspicious Reno death of a 57-year-old White man Nev. -- Reno Police officials said they have arrested a man in connection with a suspicious death that took place Saturday. On February 7, officers with the Reno Police Department responded to an apartment complex in the 2600 block of Carville Drive on the report of a possible residential burglary in progress. When Reno Police Officers arrived, they entered to check the residence, and located 57-year-old deceased white male who has been identified as Steven Arnold. Reno Police Robbery Homicide Detectives also responded and began their investigation into the man’s death. Through the course of their investigation, Detectives said were able to positively identify a black male seen in the area at the time of the residential burglary. After following several leads and speaking with several witnesses, the man was identified as 25-year-old Sparks resident Jamelle Russell. Russell was located by Reno Police Detectives and placed into custody for Open Murder, Burglary, and an unrelated warrant. - (Black-on-white) |
| Black man Turns Self In After White Girlfriend, Baby Found Murdered Inside Eastpointe HomeEASTPOINTE - Authorities say a person of interest has turned himself in after his 29-year-old girlfriend and their 13-month-old daughter were found dead in Eastpointe. Police were called around 9 p.m. Thursday after the woman’s father found the bodies inside of a home in the 23000 block of Normandy, in a neighborhood just north of 9 Mile Road between Gratiot Avenue and I-94. Police haven’t yet said how the mother, identified as Monique Rakowski, and daughter might have died — but they are investigating the case as a double homicide. According to reports, both were stabbed multiple times. The person of interest is described as Rakowski’s boyfriend and the child’s father. He reportedly turned himself in to Dearborn police Friday morning. - (Black-on-white) |
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St. Tammany jury quickly finds man guilty of second-degree murder during marijuana robbery      A St. Tammany Parish jury deliberated less than two hours Thursday (Feb. 12) before convicting Felix Adams Jr. of second-degree murder in connection with the shooting death of a man during an armed robbery in 2013. Adams also was found guilty of armed robbery and obstruction of justice in the slaying of Leighton Powe Jr. Judge Allison Penzato set sentencing for March 2. Second-degree murder carries a sentence of life in prison. Adams, now 22, shot Powe on Sept. 7, 2013, inside Johnson's truck during what was supposed to be a marijuana sale. Adams, carrying a .38-caliber revolver, and Bobby Isidore were in the back seats of the truck; Trenton Johnson was driving. The plan was to have Powe sit in the empty passenger seat for the transaction. But instead of buying marijuana from Powe, the trio would strong arm him and steal the weed. But as Isidore grabbed Powe from behind, he struggled to get free. At some point, Adams fired the revolver. The bullet tore into the upper, right side of Powe's head, said Dr. Michaeal DeFatta, who performed the autopsy. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man pleads guilty in shooting death of (White) Opelika businessman in 2012  OPELIKA, AL - Debra Spratlin and her daughter Laura watched as 24-year-old Malcum Allen plead guilty to capital murder in a Lee County courtroom in the death of her husband, Walter Cade Spratlin Jr. "He was a good man and he didn't deserve this, and I was just wanting it to be over, wanting all of this to end so now me and my daughter can move on with our lives," Spratlin said. Allen is charged with fatally shooting Spratlin at his business, Cade's Custom's Exhaust, in Opelika on April 11, 2012. Spratlin suffered two gunshot wounds to the head and one in the side after he refused to give Allen money during a robbery. "I'm never going to understand why. For the money I am assuming, which is stupid. I wish he would have just given him the money, maybe he would still be here, but then again you never know and I won't ever know," explained Spratlin. Allen was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the capital murder charge and 48 months for theft in the first degree. Spratlin says her husband was a happy avid outdoors man who loved his family, and she says they miss him every day. "We hope to have a little bit of closure and not having to worry about whether he is going to hit the streets again is the biggest thing and I know he's not," Spratlin said. "Not for a long time so he can't do this to anyone else and that makes me feel a whole lot better." - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Va. man charged with capital murder in 2009 slaying of White man and rape of his wife     LEESBURG, Va. — A Middleburg man is facing a possible death sentence after a grand jury indicted him on capital murder charges for the 2009 death of a former CIA contractor. Twenty-six-year-old Anthony Roberts is the third person to face murder charges in the attack on William and Cynthia Bennett of Lansdowne. William Bennett was found dead with a cracked skull. Cynthia Bennett survived but suffered serious injuries. Roberts is charged with raping her. Authorities have said the attack was "random", and that Roberts and the others were gang members. Two others have been sentenced to more than 40 years under plea deals requiring them to testify against Roberts. Prosecutors announced Roberts' indictment Tuesday, but he was initially charged a few weeks after the attack and has been in custody on other charges. - (Black-on-white) |
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Pregnant White woman thankful for police, neighbors after brutal attack by black urinating in public  LEE'S SUMMIT, MO - A pregnant mother is thankful her baby was not hurt when a stranger brutally attacked her in her Lee's Summit neighborhood. She said she did everything she could to protect her unborn child as the man punched and kicked her. She is due to give birth to the child this week. The mother, Cheryl Christensen, agreed to tell her story if KCTV5 focused on the good that came after the vicious attack. She says her neighbors, church community and police did everything they could to help her family after she was violently assaulted. “I hunched over so that he wouldn't be able to aim at my belly,” Christensen said as she described the attack. “The first hit. He knocked out my eyesight. From the first blow it was really, really violent. Very painful.” Christensen says the attack happened on Dec. 13 when she went to check her mail. She saw a man urinating in public near her duplex where kids play and families park their cars. “I told him to use a bathroom because that is what they are for,” Christensen said. Police say Winzell E. Starr didn't like Christensen's scolding and rushed toward her. She told him she was seven months pregnant and tried to push him away from her belly. Police say that's when Starr began punching and kicking her. Christensen screamed for help. As she took blow after blow, she made sure to protect her unborn baby. Starr broke Christensen's nose in two places. Swelling from the beating caused temporary hearing loss and severe bruising. She had to get several stitches in her forehead. - (Black-on-white) |
Police: White man beat, robbed in Shelby Walmart parking lot by three black thugs     SHELBY, N.C. — Police said surveillance video shows the moment when a man was attacked and robbed outside a Walmart in Shelby. That victim is recovering from a fractured skull and said he thinks he was targeted. Police are still looking for the man they believe hit Clay Wray so hard that the blow knocked him out as he left this Walmart. He fell on the ground and suffered a skull fracture. As he lay there, the thieves grabbed his money and left in a stolen car. He had just gotten his income tax money back and cashed his check. As he got money, the three assailants came into the store and got cash for cellphones at an automated machine. At some point, they saw Wray counting the $915 in cash as he left the store then they followed, waiting for the moment to strike. Police later pursued 18-year-old Christian Charles Campbell in this stolen car. A trooper rammed the car from behind forcing him off of N.C. Highway 74. He was arrested there and they later captured Tykee Romar Johnson. Warrants were issued for Robert Lamont Sutton of 128 Hillcrest Drive in Shelby. - (Black-on-white) |
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Trial Opens With Mother's Account Of Finding Her (white) Daughter Beaten To Death (by black boyfriend)  Linda Ducsay said she knew something was wrong when she returned home from work on May 19, 2006, to find an open gate and her dog still sitting in the yard. "I just had this feeling," Ducsay told jurors Tuesday in Superior Court at the start of the murder trial of Matthew Pugh, the man accused of killing Alexandra Ducsay, a 26-year-old bank systems analyst and aspiring actress. Linda Ducsay said she immediately went to her daughter's bedroom in the basement of their home in the Devon section of Milford. She said she saw drops of blood on the radiator baseboards. "I thought maybe she was hurt, maybe she hit her head," Ducsay said. But when she turned the corner and saw Alexandra lying on the floor covered in blood, Ducsay said she feared the worst. "My mind sort of split in two. One part of me..." Ducsay said, taking a long pause as she dabbed her eyes with a tissue. "...saw that she was as stiff as a board, her long blonde hair was caked in blood. I knew she was dead." ...blood was splattered on walls and floors, Ducsay's head was bashed in, and she was missing an eyeball. Ducsay testified that her daughter first met Pugh when she was a teen. She continued the relationship after he went to prison. She would visit Pugh in prison, bring him things and take his daily collect phone calls. - (Black-on-white) |
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Friends saddle up to raise money for burn victim  SAN DIEGO - Lynn Fuller suffered burns to nearly 80-percent of her body after her boyfriend set her on fire in December. On Saturday, dozens of people gathered in Ramona for a fundraiser to help with mounting medical costs. Click here to donate to the Lynn Fuller and Family Fund. - (Burned Alive!) - (Black-on-white) |
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Black woman kills (white) police-officer ‘boyfriend’, self and leaves child behind   A woman evidently shot a man she called her boyfriend, a Dallas police officer, inside his Lake Highlands area apartment before turning the gun on herself, police say. Her young daughter was present during the violence. Police say the girl, 6, was in a closed bedroom and physically unharmed. The events happened early Saturday evening. Otto Machelle Thomas, a 42-year old woman, called 911 to report that she had just shot and killed her boyfriend, Dallas Police Officer Larry Tuttle. She identified herself and Tuttle by name. The apartment, Lake Highlands Landing on Forest Lane near Audelia, was the officer’s home. “He was getting ready to hit me again and I just went off,” Thomas told the dispatcher during the initial 911 conversation. As Northeast police patrol officers surrounded the apartment, Thomas shot herself, assistant chief Randy Blankenbaker explains at a press conference. - (Black-on-white) |
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White W.Va. Pastor Found Murdered in His Home; Black Woman Arrested  BECKLEY, W.Va. -- A Beckley woman recently was arrested in connection with the weekend murder of a pastor in Raleigh County. On Monday, police charged 19-year-old Camille Brown in the murder of Pastor Ron Browning. Brown was already in the Southern Regional Jail after she allegedly broke into a home and tried to bite a police officer, which also happened on Saturday. Brown told police she had murdered a man with gray hair on Saturday. Brown lives on a street nearby where Browning lived on Odessa Avenue. Brown was covered in blood when police found her. She said the blood and the cuts on her hands were from the murder. Browning, 68, was pastor at Cool Ridge Community Church. - (Black-on-white) |
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Top Irish musician is killed by black in US hit-and-run  A man has been charged in relation to the fatal hit and run of an Irishman in North Lauderdale, Florida. Martin James O'Connor, a married father-of-two and drummer in a well-known Irish band, was killed in a hit-and-run less than 24 hours after arriving in the US. Mr O'Connor,from Frenchpark, Co Roscommon, was crossing the road in the early hours of Saturday morning when he was allegedly struck by a black BMW SUV in North Lauderdale, Florida. The incident occurred shortly before 5am local time. He was with two friends, also from Ireland, as they returned to their hotel having been out socialising. The 36-year-old was rushed by ambulance to the Broward Health Medical Centre, where he was subsequently pronounced dead. Richard Jennings has been charged in connection to the incident after a friend of Jennings saw his damaged BMW and called authorities. After several hours of investigating, police found Jennings and charged him with leaving the scene of an accident causing death. - (Black-on-white) |
Police detail arrests suspects in Haverford graduate's death; defense rests case      Testimony concluded Monday in the trial of three Philadelphians charged with the Sept. 19, 2013, shooting death of 40-year-old Jason Scott McClay inside a Chester Rite Aid where he worked as an assistant manager. McClay, of Marple, was a Haverford High School graduate and a U.S. Navy veteran. He died of a single gunshot wound to the neck at close range. It killed him almost instantly. David Wiggins, 25, Rita Pultro and Tariq Mahmud, both 24, have been charged with McClay’s murder. Wiggins and Pultro are accused of entering the Rite Aid at Ninth Street and Highland Avenue shortly before 10 p.m. on the night of Sept. 19 with the intent of committing a robbery. Mahmud, a loss-prevention officer at that store, is accused of helping coordinate that robbery. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man arrested in case of White woman found in Manteca dumpster  MANTECA, Calif. —A Stockton man was arrested Wednesday in connection with the death of a 22-year-old woman whose body was found in a Manteca dumpster last year, police said. Richard Howard Watkins, 49, was formally charged in the killing of Kelly Marelich, according to Manteca police. Marelich's body was found on March 15 in a dumpster behind a business in the 1100 block of South Main Street, detectives said. After several months of investigations, officers identified Watkins as the prime suspect. Watkins is currently incarcerated in the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Deuel Vocational Institution on an unrelated offense. - (Black-on-white) |
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2nd suspect charged in York County teen murder case  YORK COUNTY, Va. — The York-Poquoson Sheriff’s Office has confirmed they have arrested a second person in connection to the murder of a 17-year-old York County teen. York-Poquoson Sheriff’s Office posted on their Facebook page on Feb. 4 they arrested 20-year-old Tevin D. Lambert of Newport News on Feb. 3. Lambert was charged with conspiracy to commit robbery in connection with the murder of Dylan Peters. This arrest comes weeks after a 17-year-old male was charged with second degree murder, attempted robbery and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony in connection to Peters’ death. Peters was shot several times inside his home on Jan. 27. Deputies confirmed there was a conversation between Peters and a suspect at the front door of the home. Then there was a struggle when Peters tried to close the door. Authorities said several shots were then fired through the front door. Peters was rushed to a nearby hospital where he passed away. - (Black-on-white) |
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2 women wounded in ambush, vicious attack by crazy black monkey-man outside Silverton bar - Teacher among 2 women stabbed outside bar  SILVERTON, Ohio —Deputies have identified a suspect who they say stabbed two women outside a Silverton bar. The owner of the bar said Kelly Easton, 38, and Jodi Stanton, 40, were walking back to their car when a man ran up behind them on the sidewalk, stabbed them and took off. Both were taken to Jewish Hospital for treatment. Easton was then transferred to UC Medical Center and has since been released. Doctors said Easton had several stab wounds to her back. Stanton suffered cuts to her forehead. A spokesman for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati confirmed that Easton is a teacher at St. Nicholas Academy in Reading. On Sunday, with help from citizens, deputies identified Steven Grove, 52, as the suspect in the stabbing. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Man Charged with Second Degree Murder in Stabbing Death of his white Girlfriend  A 28 year old woman was found stabbed to death in her home and her boyfriend has been charged with killing her. 42 year old Anthony (Tony) Tyrone Crews was taken into custody and charged with second degree murder in the death of Ashley Bain. He remains in the DeKalb County Jail. Sheriff Patrick Ray said that Bain's body was found lying on the floor of a bedroom at the home she and Crews shared at 3870 Cookeville Highway north of Smithville. She had been stabbed numerous times about the upper body. It's not known exactly how long Bain had been dead by the time authorities were notified but Sheriff Ray said she had been seen alive earlier in the day on Thursday. A knife, believed to have been the murder weapon, was found in the home. According to Sheriff Ray, Crews called 911 at 2:33 p.m. to report that he had discovered Bain's body when he entered the residence. Sheriff Ray and members of the DeKalb County Sheriff's Department were alerted and quickly arrived on the scene. Sheriff Ray said authorities determined that Crews had committed the crime and made up the story about finding the body. The warrant against Crews alleges that "on February 5th, 2015, at 3870 Cookeville Highway, Anthony Tyrone Crews did intentionally and knowingly kill Ashley Bain by stabbing her numerous times about the upper body". - (Black-on-white) |
Black man choked and beat his white girlfriend to death  The victim in Sioux Falls’ sixth homicide of last year was choked and beaten in her home. Timothy Darnell Moses, 39, was indicted on alternative counts of first- and second-degree murder and three counts of manslaughter in the Dec. 28 death of 36-year-old Angel Schroeder. A search warrant filed in the homicide investigation says Moses’ mother called police that morning to report that her son was threatening suicide by “telling the family goodbye” via text message. Moses answered the door bleeding from both wrists when officers arrived at the home he shared with Schroeder. He reportedly told police that his girlfriend was sleeping the bathroom, and officers found her on the floor, her head in the doorway and her feet propped up on the edge of the bath tub, “obviously deceased.” There was blood on the victim’s chest, shoulders, head and the floor. Police also spoke to the 13- and 11-year-old boys who’d been asleep in the basement and learned that the couple had been “fighting like crazy” the night before. One manslaughter charge accuses Moses of unintentionally killing a human being while committing the act of aggravated assault by causing serious bodily injury, another references killing during commission of aggravated assault by choking. Moses had been charged twice with aggravated assault by choking for alleged attacks on Schroeder and on a former roommate. If convicted of first-degree murder, he faces mandatory life in prison or death. Second-degree murder carries a penalty of mandatory life in prison, and manslaughter carries up to life. - (Black-on-white) |
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Savage and barbaric black man gets life sentence in gruesome murder case - he cut the throat of his white girlfriend  A man sentenced today to serve the rest of his life behind bars didn’t show up in court. The family of his victim was there in force. Robert Grant declined to leave his jail cell for his 1st Degree Murder sentencing for killing 43-year-old Trudy McKee. McKee’s family sat in Judge Gregory Schatz’s courtroom as the judge sentenced Grant to life in prison and fifty years for use of a weapon to commit a felony. Judge Schatz gave Grant the maximum sentence on both charges. The prosecution called the murder “savage and barbaric.” Judge Schatz agreed calling Grant “a very dangerous person” who exhibited extreme violence in the murder of McKee and in subsequent court proceedings when he attacked his own attorney and punched a Douglas County Deputy. Douglas County Attorney Don Kleine called the sentence “appropriate.” - (Black-on-white) |
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Police credit DNA technology with cracking (black on White female) 1981 cold case  Law enforcement officials are still not sure how the body of 17-year-old Carolyn Lee Andrew ended up in a shallow grave in Duluth’s Twin Ponds in 1981. They don’t know why the aspiring model was shot once in the right temple. They don’t know where she was in the hours leading up to her death. And they don’t know when her body was dumped in the popular swimming hole eight miles from her Woodland home. But nearly 34 years later, authorities believe they’ve finally determined the identity of her killer. Crediting advances in DNA technology, local and state officials said Monday that they’ve tied the homicide to Cecil Wayne Oliver, who died in 1988. While there was no apparent relationship between the two, investigators said it appears that Andrew encountered Oliver in a Superior bar the night before her disappearance. Carrie Andrew’s body was found facedown, partially submerged in Twin Ponds near Enger Park on May 6, 1981. She had died of a single small-caliber bullet to her head. And the night before her disappearance, they believe the two had an encounter at the Cove Bar in Superior. Witnesses who were there that night described a man named Cecil incessantly talking to Andrew and unsuccessfully attempting to get her phone number. - (Black-on-white) |
Black 16-year-old charged as adult in shooting death of (White) Jeannette teen took selfie with dead body of his victim  JEANNETTE, Pa. — A selfie photograph led police to charge a teenager in connection with the Wednesday shooting death of another teen in Jeannette. Westmoreland County District Attorney John Peck confirmed that Maxwell Morton, 16, was charged as an adult in the shooting death of Ryan Mangan. The alleged selfie obtained by police showed Morton posing in front of Mangan’s body. A woman contacted police after her son received the Snapchat photo from Morton, police said. Morton is charged with criminal homicide and murder in the first degree, in addition to one count of possession of a firearm by a minor. He was denied bail Friday night. Authorities said Mangan, 16, was found shot to death inside his mother’s Rankin Avenue home around 10 p.m. Wednesday. The selfie “depicted the victim sitting in the chair with a gunshot wound to the face,” according to a police affidavit. “It also depicts a black male taking the selfie with his face facing the camera and the victim behind the actor. The photo had the name ‘Maxwell’ across the top.” . - (Black-on-white) |
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White Teller left paralyzed in 90s bank robbery by killer black, dies   LEESBURG — Lake County prosecutors are trying to determine whether to add murder charges to a man already on death row after a bank teller he left paralyzed by gunshots in 1999 died this week. Marishia Scott was left a quadriplegic in the robbery and shooting at the United Southern Bank in Mount Dora that left another teller dead. Scott, of Leesburg, died Wednesday, according to an obituary received by the Daily Commercial on Friday. She was 41. Fred Anderson Jr. was convicted of first-degree murder in the March 20, 1999, death of 39-year-old teller Heather Young and sentenced to death. Young was pronounced dead at the scene from multiple gunshot wounds. Scott was left paralyzed from a single bullet which lodged near her spine. - (Black-on-white) |
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‘Nanny-cam’ key in convicting (black female) Md. caregiver accused of abusing (White) 92-year-old with dementia   FREDERICK, Md. – A so-called “nanny cam” was likely the key in convicting a Frederick-area caregiver. On Thursday, a Frederick County judge found 58-year-old Terry Freland guilty of second-degree assault and second-degree abuse of a vulnerable adult after viewing video footage captured by family members concerned about a dementia patient for whom Freland was caring. In July 2014, court documents claimed video captured by the family of Cathryn Dooly showed the 92-year-old dementia patient being abused 21 times over five hours. Charging documents say Freland kicked Dooly, yelled at and threatened her, even hit her across the face with a book. It happened as Freland cared for Dooly at a duplex she shared with her daughter. - (Black-on-white) |
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Lawyer: Political spat led to (black-on-white) Livonia slow cooker fight between 'friends'  Livonia — A Detroit woman was ordered Thursday to stand trial in the killing of her friend beaten with a slow cooker after the two argued about politics. Tewana Sullivan, 50, who is charged with murder, cried at her preliminary hearing as she heard graphic details about the fatal Oct. 22 assault on Cheryl Livy, 66, with a kitchen appliance. Oakland County Medical Examiner Dr. Ljubisa Dragovic testified before Livonia District Judge Sean Kavanagh that Livy died of blunt force injuries to her head, face and mid-back. Livy also had defensive injuries to the back of her hands where it appears she tried to protect herself, Dragovic testified. Livy was discovered barely breathing with the cord of the "busted" slow cooker around her neck in her apartment around 10:45 p.m. at the McNamara Towers senior housing complex in the 19300 block of Purlingbrook, officer Thomas Blauvelt testified. Blauvelt said he found "blood all over the walls, all over the floor, all over the victim." "The Crockpot is busted over her head with the cord around her throat. She was barely breathing," he said. Neighbors who knew the women said that night Sullivan had been drinking and she was on medication.
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Black woman called "baby whisperer" sentenced for crushing the skull of a White child  CINCINNATI —A Norwood daycare provider has been sentenced for the devastating abuse suffered by a boy in her care – all while maintaining her innocence in the case. Marie Abraham came into court Thursday to be sentenced for felony child endangering. She took the unusual step of entering an Alford plea in the case, which states that she admits prosecutors could convict her. It set the stage for a sentencing hearing that put the pain of her family, and the victim’s family on display. Cole Arata was in the care of Marie Abraham back in May 2012, when she ran a daycare from her home. Cole suffered severe head trauma that left him in the hospital for 144 days. His grandfather described his skull as “crushed.” Now Cole is four years old, paralyzed, on a feeding tube and unable to speak. Only the criminally perverse could forcibly crush the face of an ever-smiling and loving two-year-old child.” - (Black-on-white) |
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Woman held hostage by (black felon) McAvan's Pub shooter says he wanted to kill her in front of her (White) family   SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- The woman held hostage by a man who police say shot six people at McAvan's Pub said she thought he wanted to kill her in front of her family. Three of her four siblings were at the Tipperary Hill pub when Rebecca Spossey and Michael Morris arrived. When her brother Douglas Spossey suspected something was amiss and tried to separate the two, he was shot by Morris, police said. Five other people were also shot around 12:50 a.m. Sunday. Spossey said Morris told her earlier in the night he was upset that she had not visited him in prison. She said Morris abducted her by gunpoint about five hours earlier. Morris suspected Spossey of cooperating with police in a prior investigation. She said she dated Morris for less than six weeks, when he stole a police officer's personal gun in 2009 and was sentenced to five years in prison. She said she did not know Morris was 17-years-old when they met and did not know the kind of lifestyle he led. She ended their relationship and didn't visit him in prison. Morris was released from prison on Dec. 5, 2014 and was also serving on five years of supervised release. Rebecca Spossey, 29, said she feared Morris, 22, would come after her. "I was scared that he was coming home," she said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black arrested for brutal 2011 murder of (white) Norwich woman in front of her children     NORWICH, Conn. – Police arrested a man for brutally murdering a woman right in front of her children in a 2011 Norwich cold case. On December 14, 2011, Jaclyn Wirth was killed at her home. After an extensive investigation, police arrested 33-year-old Lashawn R. Cecil. The Norwich man is charged with felony murder, criminal possession of a firearm, and criminal attempt burglary. Police say Cecil man shot the 26-year-old right through her apartment door. “You can’t prepare for an incident like this,” said DuPointe. “I mean, the lady was wounded. I mean, I was the last person to speak to her before she had passed away. So it’s something that’s going to stick with me for the rest of my life.” Wirth’s (White) seven-year-old son Sergio called 911 that night. He is now 10 and his (biracial) younger brother, Kymani, is now five. Their mom’s (White) aunt, Peggy Lufkin, is raising them. This case became personal for all officers and investigators, who are still working this cold case. “I can’t get into the motive,” said Norwich police chief Louis Fusaro. “I can’t get into any of the real details of the case because it is ongoing and we do expect more arrests.” - (Black-on-white) |
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White man living in fear after he was beaten and robbed outside store by pack of black thugs in racial hate crime  CLEVELAND- A man was attacked and robbed outside a grocery store and it was caught on camera. Investigators said it was a hate crime. The I-Team obtained video of the September 25, 2014 attack that happened outside of a store on Woodland in Cleveland. The victim, Thomas McGill, 51, was punched, knocked to the ground, and kicked in the face and head, before one of the suspects reached inside his pocket and took his money. McGill suffered head and back injuries but said even worse, he is now living in fear. “I am paranoid to go anywhere,” McGill told the I-Team. “I am paranoid to even walk in this building.” McGill said he went to the store at 10 p.m. and when he was trying to pay for his items, one suspect started to take his money. He said he didn’t want to cause trouble so he kept his mouth shut, but then things got worse. “I just went outside the store and next thing I know I was in Charity Hospital,” McGill said. Police Union President Steve Loomis, who worked on the case, said the attack was very brutal and he believes money was not the main motivation behind the attack. “In this case, it was completely racially motivated,” Loomis said. “And what are you going to get out of the guy, just beat him up to beat him up or possibly kill him in the parking lot, for what?” The I-Team has learned that three of the men, Ronald Mango Jr., Montez Williams, and Steafon Hudson, have been indicted on several charges including aggravated robbery, felonious assault, and ethnic intimidation. A jury trial is scheduled for next week for the three men. Police are still searching for a fourth suspect. - (Black-on-white) |
Police: (Black) man charged with murder after beating his long-time live-in (white) girlfriend to death in St. Joseph ST. JOSEPH, Mo. – A man faces second degree murder charges after he allegedly beat his girlfriend to death over the weekend in St. Joseph. According to court documents, James Earl Eackles, 45, is accused of beating his long-time live-in girlfriend to death at their home in St. Joe. Police said they received a 911 call over the weekend, regarding a possible injured person at a residence located at 2220 S. 15th Street. Once officers arrived at the scene they located a deceased Caucasian woman, later identified as the girlfriend of Eackles. Police say Eackles admitted to striking the victim several time. Officers reported the victim had significant injuries to both her face and body, which resulted in her death. The suspect and victim reportedly lived together for several years prior to this incident. Eackles has prior convictions for DWI, drug possession and burglary and is an acknowledged drug user. - (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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The home responsible for hiring the two nurses caught abusing their mother will have to pay more than $1.2 million in damages. The nurses, one of whom was deported after ruled guilty, abused Mayberry and tried to prevent her from breathing. The abuse prompted lawmakers to create the POLO Act, which makes it legal for families to install cameras in their loved ones' nursing home rooms to keep an eye on their safety.