New Nation News - Black-on-White Crime |
| ARCHIVE for 18 March 2015 |
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| 6 January, 2016 |
Detective testifies that accused cop-shooter let off ‘rapid fire’      An NYPD cop who led the charge into a barricaded Sheepshead Bay apartment in 2012 took the stand in the alleged shooter’s attempted-murder trial Monday to give the first full denoscription of his actions. “The girlfriend walked slowly towards the door, cradling her little guy,” Detective Kenneth Ayala testified, saying that Nakwon Foxworth opened fire before his girlfriend and baby reached safety. “As she was walking through the threshold, gunfire erupted. I heard the gunfire and through the window in my shield I saw the muzzle flash. Multiple shots — it was rapid fire,” said Ayala, who was hit in the thigh and foot. “With her being right at my side, it was my grave concern that she or the little guy would get hit.” Ayala described how he and his fellow cops charged directly toward the gunfire coming at them. Three other cops were also shot and injured during the incident. - (Black-on-white) |
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UK: Jealous black nan smashed into house and murdered White woman in front of child  A jealous and controlling man used a hammer to smash his way into a woman’s home and in Walthamstow and murder her with a kitchen knife in front of her young child in a ‘despicable attack’. Lloyd Byfield pleaded guilty to the senseless and unprovoked killing at the Old Bailey this morning. The 48-year-old, of no fixed abode, will be sentenced next month. The court heard on September 1 last year police were called around 3pm following reports of a woman stabbed at a property in Hatherley Road. There officers and paramedics found Leighann Duffy in her living room suffering from stab wounds to her arm and neck. A spokesman for the Met said she was taken by London Air Ambulance to an east London hospital, where she subsequently died from her injuries two days later. “A six-year-old child at the address received treatment at the scene for an assault related injury and did not attend hospital,” he added. “The two weapons used by Byfield in this attack, a claw hammer and a large red handled kitchen knife as well as a home made sheaf used to conceal the blade, were all recovered at the scene by attending detectives who quickly linked him to the attack.” “Byfield was motivated by jealously as he had previously wished to pursue a relationship with Duffy. - (UK) - (Black-on-white) |
White Taxpayer Still Searching for Missing IRS Refund filed by black female felon  When a Lewisville woman showed up at a tax preparation company looking for a $4,000 refund she says she never received, she found a locked door and a receptionist hiding behind a desk. Teresa Strafford said she went to Invidia Tax Immigration and Consulting Group LLC in North Dallas last year to do her taxes. She said she gave them her financial information but her taxes were filed without her knowledge or approval. She later learned the IRS had issued her a $4,000 refund. "I was like, 'I didn't get it,'” she said. “They were like, 'It was wired to your account.' I'm like, 'No it hasn't.'" Strafford said her preparer was company founder Nevada Alexander. Alexander is a convicted felon who has four active warrants for her arrest. The warrants are for probation violations for previous cases involving forgery and false statements. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Man Arrested In Connection With Junction City Murder  Junction City, KAN __ The person of interest in a Junction City homicide case is now in custody. Junction Police were dispatched to 1015 West 9th street Sunday night to check the welfare of a resident., and found 52-year-old Sharon Moody dead inside. During the initial investigation Junction City Police identified 34-year-old Daniel Edwards, an acquaintance of the victim, as a person of interest. About 11:30 p.m. Topeka Police located Edwards in Topeka and Junction City officials were notified of his location. He was later arrested and taken back to Junction City where he was booked for the murder of Sharon Moody and is being held without bond. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Man Arrested, Charged With Murder Of 81-Year-Old White Woman Stuffed Into Wishing Well  Columbus police arrested a man believed to be involved in the murder of an 81-year-old woman. Charles Greene, 52, was indicted on Thursday on charges of aggravated murder, murder, aggravated robbery and two counts of kidnapping in connection with the death Alyce Seff, 81. Greene was arrested by Columbus police on Saturday. In July of 2008 Seff was found murdered and stuffed into a decorative wishing well. Credit cards, a wig, and blood were found at a property managed by Seff Seff's Ford Escort was recovered several days after the murder. Greene has an extensive criminal record. Court records show burglary, theft and drug charges dating back to 1981. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police arrest black suspect in connection with deadly Shawnee home invasion  SHAWNEE, Okla. —Shawnee police have arrested a man in connection with a deadly home invasion and robbery Saturday. Aaron Bradford was arrested in Lawton Monday. The incident happened in the 2200 block of Aydelotte just after 1 a.m. Karter Alderman, 17, died in the shooting. Police said Bradford knew the people in the home had money and was trying to rob them. Officials said they plan on filing murder charges against Bradford. - (Black-on-white) |
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White homeowner shoots 2 blacks in home invasion, all 3 facing charges  FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. - A home invasion Friday evening in Fayetteville has resulted in three men, including the homeowner, facing charges. On Friday, March 13, at approximately 5:13 pm, officers with the Fayetteville Police Department responded to 517 Mayview St. in reference to a report of a home invasion. An investigation into the incident revealed that Roy Lee Hawk, 27, and Martize Douglas, 23, forced their way into the home of Harold Williams, Jr., 42, and demanded that he hand over money and property in the house, police said. Hawk and Douglas told Williams they were armed and at that point, Williams grabbed his handgun and shot both of them. Williams was charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. - (Black-on-white) |
Police looking for black suspected drunk driver who caused deadly crash that left a White man dead  Police are asking for your help to track down a suspected drunk driver who's wanted in a deadly crash. He took off after a state trooper saved his life. "You try not to think about him actually burning to death and not being able to help him," said Chris Arcand, brother of victim. The brother and father of 27-year-old David Arcand, along with Michigan State Trooper Matt Unterbrink, sadly recall the night of December 6th, 2012 like it was yesterday. That's the night David Arcand's life was taken. "You don't lose that feeling of watching a body burn," said Matt Unterbrink from Michigan State Police. Police say on that cold night, a man, now identified as 35-year-old Christopher Gaines A.K.A. Mark Steel, was driving drunk, going the wrong way on I-96 near Southfield around midnight, when he hit Arcand who was driving home from work at the Chrysler plant. Trooper Unterbrink was unable to save Arcand, but he pulled Gaines to safety, burning himself in the process. "I saved the life of the guy that killed their son." - (Black-on-white) |
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UPDATE: 19-year-old White female identified in Richmond gas station homicide by dark-skinned black male RICHMOND, Va. — The Richmond Police Department has identified the victim of Saturday’s fatal shooting. She is Pamela-Ann Kynazher, 19, of Henrico County. Officers received a call around 7 p.m. in regards to a person who was shot at the Exxon off Jahnke Rd. near the intersection of Newell Road. When they arrived, they found a 19-year-old female laying in the parking lot. Police say she suffered one gunshot wound and was taken to a local hospital in critical condition. She later died as a result of her injuries. The suspect is described as a thin, young, dark-skinned black male wearing a white tee-shirt. He fled the scene in a dark-colored vehicle. This is the third homicide in Richmond in 2015. Detectives have received valuable information from several eyewitnesses. They ask anyone with information to call Major Crimes Detective Conrad Simms at (804) 646-0712 or Crime Stoppers at 780-1000. - (Black-on-white) |
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Jeffersontown Police arrest black "troubled youth" for murder of White man who ran foster home  LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Jeffersontown Police have arrested Ronshai Jenefor, 20, in the death of a man in Jeffersontown on Friday morning. The victim, who police say ran a foster home for troubled youth, was found in the house by his sister just before 11 Friday morning. Police say he was stabbed in the chest and abdomen, and had been bludgeoned with a blunt object. Neighbors who were familiar with the house gave police a denoscription of Jenefor and his vehicle. Police located his car and Jenefor was found shortly after, walking in the rain near the intersection of Six Mile Lane and Old Six Mile Lane. Police say Jenefor lived at the home, and he admitted to stabbing the victim while being interviewed. The murder weapon has not been recovered, but Jenefor told police it is in the home. Police have obtained search warrants for the car as well as the home, and plan to process the scene overnight. Jenefor is charged with murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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Mom Defends Black Son Suspected in Murder of White Pizza Delivery Man   COLUMBUS -- The mom of a Columbus teenager charged with murder called the accusations "unbelievable." Police alleged Sean Fletcher Jr., 18, participated in the murder of James Crabtree Jr, 45, who was killed while delivering a pizza to 766 North Cassady Avenue last fall. "I know that my son was not involved," mom Karyn Fletcher said "He's a good young man. He's a senior in high school." A Franklin County judge set Fletcher's bond at $3 million Thursday morning on charges of murder, robbery, and kidnapping. Officers arrested him Wednesday night. Diondre Jefferson, 17, has also been charged for the deadly shooting that occurred October 29, 2014. Jefferson was arrested in January and charged with delinquency counts murder, robbery, kidnapping, and tampering with evidence. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black female caught on video beating of a White woman and a child |
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Short (Black) Fort Riley man sought in Ogden slaying of White man  Riley County authorities are seeking a Fort Riley man as a suspect in the Tuesday shooting death of a 27-year-old man in Ogden. Riley County police spokesman Matthew Droge said the suspect, Tierre Wall, 26, is being sought in connection with the death of Casey Lindley, 27, of Ogden. Droge said Lindley was shot around 2:10 a.m. Tuesday near the intersection of Skyway Drive and East Riley Avenue, just outside Ogden, a community of about 2,000 people located 5 miles southwest of Manhattan on K-18 highway. Lindley was taken to a Manhattan hospital, then was life-flighted to a Topeka medical center, where he later died. Wall is a black man standing 5-3 and weighing approximately 130 pounds. - (Black-on-white) |
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Oklahoma U. Expels Racist Students, But Not Violent Football Players    University of Oklahoma President David Boren expelled two students for racist chanting, ostensibly because the school has an unofficial zero tolerance policy on racism. But Boren had plenty of tolerance for OU football players who committed violence against women and were allowed, not merely to remain at the university, but also to rejoin the football team. The Daily Caller News Foundation's Blake Neff notes that last year, (black) freshman Joe Mixon was caught on tape punching a (white) female student in the face. He knocked her unconscious and broke four of her facial bones. He was later convicted of a misdemeanor assault charge. I also believe in second chances, although it's easier for me to grant them to people who merely said insensitive things than it is for me to grant them to perpetrators of violence against women. Boren, it seems, feels differently. Or perhaps star running back Mixon was more deserving of forgiveness because he was a critical part of OU's football program?. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man charged with felony DUI for crash that killed (White) woman on motorcycle  LEXINGTON COUNTY, SC - The Lexington County Coroner has identified the woman who died in a four-vehicle crash in Lexington County. The accident happened around 6:30 p.m. Saturday on Highway 321 at Woodtrail Drive in Gaston. Senior Trooper Hannah Wimberly says a pickup truck and two motorcycles were stopped in traffic when a Dodge pickup struck the two motorcycles from behind, causing one of the motorcycles to hit the stopped pickup truck. Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher says Dawn Davis Kirkland, 51, of Gaston, was a passenger on one of the motorcycles. She was thrown from the motorcycle and died at the scene. Fisher says Kirkland was not wearing a helmet. The driver of the Dodge pickup, 35-year-old Alvin Thomas, has been charged with felony DUI. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black female caregiver found guilty after White disabled veteran patient found frozen to death  CLAYTON COUNTY, Ga. — A jury found a 74-year-old caregiver guilty in the death of her patient who froze to death in 2014. Police said Dale El Smith watched television while the 66-year-old victim with intellectual disabilities spent 10 hours outside in the freezing temperatures in January. Police said an adult day care service didn't pick up Arthur "Gary" Pelham, who was bipolar and schizophrenic, because of the bad weather. According to the warrant, the victim told a neighbor Smith would not let him back inside. Police said Smith told them she didn't give Pelham a key because of his mental condition. Officers said Smith told them she was watching television while Pelham spent hours out in the frigid cold. “I think he just had on jeans and a jacket. Just a small jacket,” said neighbor Andre Higgs. A neighbor finally called 911. Police said Smith told them she thought the transportation company had picked up Pelham. Smith was sentenced to life with parole plus 20 years. - (Black-on-white) |
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Colonial Heights Police make arrests after viral fight video - (victim appears White)![James Quincy Davis [left] and Martin Thomas Short III](../Images/2015/JamesQuincyDavis-and-MartinThomasShortIII.jpg)  COLONIAL HEIGHTS, VA - Police in Colonial Heights have charged two adults and one juvenile after an investigation into a viral video where one person was knocked out. Martin Thomas Short III, 19, and James Quincy Davis, 18, have been charged with assault and battery and trespassing. Davis also faces a disorderly conduct charge. A 17-year-old juvenile has also been charged with assault and battery, trespassing and disorderly conduct. - (Black-on-white) |
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No bond for suspects arrested in Titusville death   Titusville police are investigating a suspicious death after a 24-year-old man was found dead in his vehicle next to a vacant house on Wednesday. A pair of suspects arrested in connection with a Titusville shooting were denied bond Friday at a first hearing at the Brevard County Jail Complex. Judge Benjamin Garagozlo set the next court date for each suspect, both clad in heavy green vests, for April 9 in Titusville in front of Judge Robin Lemonidis. Jiris Kelly elected to have public counsel appointed for him while Jermain Trice will seek a private attorney. - (Black-on-white) |
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'He was my world,' says wife of Joshua Richey, Alabama man gunned down (by black) outside Georgia Kroger   The wife of an Alabama man gunned down outside a grocery store on Atlanta's east side said she was expecting anything but the news she got when lawmen showed up at her Hayden home. Kathy Richey, whose husband Josh Richey was slain during a robbery Tuesday outside a Kroger on Ponce de Leon Avenue, said she had just spoken with her husband an hour before his death. "Nothing like that ever crossed my mind,'' Kathy Richey said. Police have said Josh Richey, 38, caught the shooter trying to break into his work truck. He was the superintendent for a construction company. Josh Richey's co-worker, Jason Shelton, said the two were working at the store when Josh Richey spotted an unknown man inside their pickup truck. Shelton said Josh Richey approached the truck and the man inside shot through the window, hitting him in the chest and killing him. The two suspects then fled the scene. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man sought for years in a series of violent crimes arrested in Trinidad and Tobago  A man who was ordered to leave Canada 15 years ago after admitting to killing a person during a home invasion is now accused of sneaking back into the country at least twice to allegedly carry out thirteen similar robberies, including one that ended with another victim being killed in Laval almost a decade ago. Septimus Neverson, 52, was arrested last month in Port of Spain, the capital city of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, on a request from police in Montreal and Laval after a lengthy investigation by a joint task force connected him to a series of nine home invasions carried out in 2006, in the western part of the Montreal Island and Laval, that had left police puzzled and frustrated for years. At one point a $25,000 reward was offered for the suspect’s arrest. He is also alleged to have left Canada sometime after 2006 and then returned to carry out another four home invasions in Montreal during 2009. According to records held by Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Board, Neverson, a citizen of Trinidad and Tobago, arrived in Canada in June 1985 as a visitor and then went on a crime spree that included the home invasion, on March 20, 1987, that resulted in the death of Jean-Guy Gauthier, a 35-year-old north end Montreal resident who was killed in his house on Legendre St. One charge includes the first-degree murder of Jacques Sénécal, a 61-year-old artist and teacher who was shot on July 20, 2006, during a robbery in his home in the Ste-Dorothée district of Laval. Neverson will also be charged with the attempted murder of Frank Dike Nwagbara, a businessman who was shot during a home invasion in LaSalle on July 16, 2006. The first home invasion Nevermore is alleged to have carried out was on May 4, 2006, in a home on a quiet crescent in Baie d’Urfé. In that case, Robert Chalabi and his wife, Debora, were forced at gunpoint to load their own car with valuables and then the robber ordered them to drive him around and withdraw their cash from ATMs. - (Canada) - (Black-on-white) |
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Black suspect identified in shooting of (White) Suffolk County police officer  HUNTINGTON STATION - Officials say a Suffolk County police officer and member of the gang unit was shot twice this morning in Huntington Station. Officials say Officer Mark Collins was conducting a traffic stop on Mercer Court near Jericho Turnpike when a man got out of a black Honda Accord and started running. According to police, the suspect made it a few blocks before Collins caught up to him. Police say the suspect, Sheldon Leftenant, 22, confronted Collins, shooting him once in the neck and once in the hip. Collins is listed in serious, but stable condition, and is currently in a coma. Collins, a 12-year veteran with the SCPD, was with another 2nd Precinct gang unit officer when they made the traffic stop around midnight, police say. After the shooting, officers back at the scene went on a manhunt for Leftenant and arrested him around 1 a.m. Police say three other people who were inside the car besides Leftenant are in police custody. - (Black-on-white) |
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Bond revoked, arrest warrant issued for black man with African name accused of attempting to murder White Huntsville officer  HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – A judge revoked the bond and issued an arrest warrant for a man accused of attempting to murder a Huntsville Police officer in 2013. Huntsville Police officer Jonathan Sallis was cut during an altercation behind the Quiznos on University Drive near Putnam Drive and UAH’s campus on in Aug. 2013. Investigators believe the suspect, Olusola Kuponiyi, slammed officer Jonathan Sallis to the ground behind the Quizno’s on University Drive. Court documents state he also stabbed officer Sallis in the arm with a knife. We also know Sallis stated that Kuponiyi reached for the officer’s gun during the incident. Police are searching for him. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Truck Driver Surrenders in Pa. Turnpike Crash That Killed (White) Worker   Several months after a Pennsylvania Turnpike worker was struck and killed on the highway, the truck driver in the crash surrendered to police after he was officially charged in the death. Efrain Jensen turned himself in to Pennsylvania State Police in King of Prussia Tuesday morning to face homicide by vehicle charges in the death of Bill McGuigan. McGuigan, 61, of Ardsley, Pennsylvania, was an equipment operator working for the Pennsylvania Turnpike commission. “He was driving in excess of the speed limit, did not give himself sufficient distance with a fully-loaded tractor trailer to stop the vehicle and had to make the decision to basically crash into these construction vehicles which ultimately killed Mr. McGuigan”
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Police arrest man in Malvern father's death   MALVERN, Ark. – The Malvern Police Department has announced that a man has been arrested in the shooting death of 33-year-old Jason Stovall. According to a post on the police department's Facebook page, Cornell Jasper Huell, 24, of Malvern, was arrested Monday and charged with capital murder, criminal attempted capital murder, and aggravated residential burglary. He is currently being held in lieu of $250,000 cash or professional bond. Lt. Doye Delacruz said Huell was already in jail on a felony warrant out of Texas for aggravated assault when he was named as a suspect. Huell is also being held in lieu of $800,000 bond in that case. Huell apparently refused to comment on the motive for the shooting, and Delacruz did not know if Huell and Stovall were acquainted. Stovall, who worked with the Arkansas State Police, had apparently been shot to death in his home in Mid-February with children in the next room; his girlfriend was also injured in the shooting. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Man Arrested for Drug Death of (White) Seaside Mayor's Son   A 28-year-old man was arrested in connection with the drug induced death of the son of Seaside Heights Mayor Bill Akers last year. The Ocean County Prosecutor's Officer annouced the arrest of Jashon Jamiel Brinson, of Lakewood, N.J. Tuesday. He's facing multiple charges including Manslaughter. Twenty-nine-year-old William Akers, son of Seaside Heights mayor Bill Akers, was found dead inside a home last October from an alleged drug overdose. Following an investigation into Akers' death, it was determine that Brinson had supplied him with the heroin that utlimately killed him, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black female bus passenger attacks White female Ohio state trooper  COLUMBUS —The Ohio State Highway Patrol says a disruptive bus passenger has been charged with assault after striking a state trooper multiple times. The driver of the bus passing through Morrow County on Interstate 71 Thursday called to report a disruptive passenger. Trooper Tressa Winans responded to the call. Cvetan identified the passenger as 26-year-old Antoinette Taylor of Warrensville Heights. She's been charged with assault on a police officer. Video taken by a passenger shows Taylor striking Winans at the front of the bus. Taylor then appeared to be on top of Winans, hitting her several more times after the two spilled out onto the berm. Passengers jumped off the bus to help pin Taylor until Winans could handcuff her. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police: Coon Rapids teen shot girlfriend, killed himself   A teenage boy apparently accidentally shot his girlfriend in his mother's apartment Monday before running from the scene and committing suicide with the same gun, according to police and those who knew the couple. Police said the 15-year-old boy shot the 14-year-old girl just after 4:10 p.m. at the Winchester Place Apartments, 1129 Robinson Drive N.W. Police did not identify either of the teens, but friends said the boy was Alantae Arnold, a sophomore at Coon Rapids High School, and the girl was Keely Neal, a freshman. Police did confirm that the two appeared to have been dating. Authorities said the girl was shot in the head or face and the chest. She was initially taken to Mercy Hospital in Coon Rapids, where she was expected to survive. Arnold often played basketball in a local league. - (Black-on-white) |
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Four worthless cowardly black teen scum charged in death of elderly (94-year-old White) woman  Four teenagers have been arrested and charged in connection with last Sunday's fatal shooting of 94-year-old Eva Carmichael. In a press conference on Thursday, Meridian Police Chief Benny Dubose said Jaquis Houston, 18, Deshay Shively, 17, Marcus Steele II, 18, and Juwan McCullum, 18, have each been charged with capital murder and burglary. The teenagers are being held without bond on the capital murder charge, with a $200,000 bond each on the burglary charge. "On March 1, around 12:40 (a.m.), Meridian Police Department responded to a hangup 911 call at 5407 Fifth Street," Dubose said. "On arrival officers discovered the body of Ms. Carmichael. Inside the residence the house had been burglarized." Dubose said when officers arrived they discovered Carmichael's body. "It appears based on the investigation Ms. Carmichael surprised the individuals that entered the home and as a result she was shot multiple times," Dubose said. Other arrests in the case could be forthcoming, Dubose said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Q-C man sentenced to up to 7 years in fatal stabbing of White man  A heated argument outside of a Davenport nightclub nearly a year ago between Tremaine J. Gabriel and Christian Wood was over "totally stupid stuff,” a Scott County judge said Friday. Judge John Telleen said Gabriel, 28, had the opportunity to walk away from the fight that occurred in the early morning hours of March 22. “For whatever reason, you got into this altercation,” Telleen said. “What you did was just totally inexcusable.” Telleen on Friday sentenced Gabriel to up to seven years in prison for fatally stabbing the 22-year-old Davenport man outside of The Chorus Line, 4128 Brady St., Davenport. Gabriel was armed with a knife and stabbed Wood in the chest, above each one of his eyes and once in the back during the fight. When Gabriel stabbed Wood in the back, he twisted the knife causing a larger and deeper wound. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Crazy black) suspect arrested: 'Jesus Christ told me to steal an ambulance' - White mover injured in crash |
Black man in court on for murdering his white wife   Kallay Randal Batchelor was arraigned Thursday morning for the murder of his wife, Heather Batchelor. Through a web cam linked to the jail, Batchelor went before Judge Glenn Pearson in the 94th District Court in Delta County on charges of Open Murder and Homicide. Batchelor could be facing a sentence of life in prison if he is convicted and he'll stay in jail until trial. Judge Glenn Pearson ruled "In light of the charges Mr. Batchelor, I'm ordering that you be held without bond." Batchelor tried to plea innocent during the his arraignment. Judge Pearson responded by saying, "I don't accept a plea in District Court on these matters. It's scheduled at a later time." People who know Batchelor won't say he is innocent but they also don't believe he could do something like this. Escanaba Public Safety responded to a 9-1-1 call just before 4:30 a.m Wednesday morning. When they arrived at the home on Stephenson Avenue, the found 32 year old Heather Batchelor, dead upstairs. She was found by a family member. Dr. John Weiss, of Marquette General Hospital, testified Heather Batchelor died due to multiple stab wounds from a kitchen knife to her neck and left breast. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police: Black suspect arrested in 2007 homicide of White man  The investigation into a 2007 Rockledge homicide ended Monday with charges for a man already in prison after detectives found a witness willing to testify. Elated family members of John Clifton Jr., met with detectives and shared the news about the arrest of Tamond Cole, an inmate held on unrelated charges at the medium security Franklin Correctional Institute south of Tallahassee. The Rockledge Police Department charged Cole with second-degree murder in connection with the Sept. 1, 2007 shooting death of Clifton, the owner of a landscaping business. He was 36. "Finally," said Cathy Clifton, choking back emotions about the arrest in an interview. "My son was a very caring person, there was nothing he wouldn't do for you. I'm happy now with the charges but I'll be even happier when they get every one of the murderers. There are more to get," said Clifton, who said she cradled her son moments after he was shot. "I saw them do it, they did it in front of me. I saw the car sitting out front," she said. "My son was looking right at me and they shot him." Police said Cole, along with several other men, turned up at Clifton's mother's home in Rockledge following a dispute. "It wasn't random. There was some sort of incident between them, and Cole went to the mother's house. Cole and Clifton got into a fight and the suspect pulled out a gun. He fired one round," said Donna Seyferth, a spokeswoman for the Rockledge Police Department. - (Black-on-white) |
2nd black man charged in 2012 Candler murder of White man   ASHEVILLE – A second man has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with a death more than two years ago. In addition to the murder charge, Victor Alexander Fraley, 31, of Polkton in Anson County, was charged Thursday with robbery with a dangerous weapon, according to warrants at the Buncombe County magistrate's office. Fraley is accused of robbing and killing Thomas Curtis Reese in 2012. Reese, 29, was a Florida resident who was visiting friends in Asheville when he was killed, according to court documents. Another man, James Augustus Williams, 32, of Stewart Street, Asheville, was charged Feb. 24 with robbery and murder in the case. - (Black-on-white) |
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Tulsa Police Arrest Two (black) Texas Men Connected To Missing (White) Man, Homicide In Texas  TULSA, Oklahoma - Tulsa Police arrested two Texas men Thursday evening after a traffic stop on a Dodge pickup truck reported stolen out of Texarkana. Officers said inside was the driver, Brandon Brown, 22, of Dallas and passengers, Marquell Smith, 20, of Texarkana and a 17-year-old Tulsa girl. Tulsa Police said a check with Texarkana authorities determined the truck was connected to a missing man and homicide in Texas. That man was identified by Texarkana Police as 24-year-old Christopher Guilbeau. Texarkana Police say Guilbeau was reported missing on March 5th by his family. Detectives were en route to Tulsa to question Brown and Smith about Guilbeau's disappearance. Both men were booked into the Tulsa County jail on complaints of possession of a stolen vehicle. Tulsa Police say the teen was released to her parent. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police: (Interracial pair) arrested in case of murder of (White) 75-year-old retired professor, arson cover-up  GAINESVILLE, Fla. - A suspect in a Gainesville murder and arson case will face a judge Friday afternoon after he was caught in Jacksonville. Police said Stephen Underwood fled to Jacksonville after an elderly man was found dead inside a burned Gainesville home. The victim, identified as 75-year-old Thomas David Oakland, was likely dead before the fire started, the Gainesville Police Department said Thursday and is being investigated as a killing. Stephen Underwood Jr., 37, and (his white wife) Sherry Chris Sidell Underwood, 48, both of Gainesville, were named as persons of interest in Oakland's death. Police said Stephen Underwood will likely be charged with murder, arson, burglary and grand theft. Police said Oakland and Stephen Underwood had a financial relationship, but specifics about the relationship were not released. - (Black-on-white) |
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North Las Vegas police arrest two cowardly black teens in attempted murder of (White) cab driver  NORTH LAS VEGAS -- Police in North Las Vegas have arrested two men in the attack on a cab driver last month. Jarvis Williams, 18 and Quincy Lovette, 19, face robbery and attempted murder charges in two robbery incidents. One of the robbery incidents was captured on video by security cameras inside the taxi. Cab Driver Frank O'Grady, 62, was approached by a man when another man walked up to him from behind and then shot him. O'Grady then sped off while calling for help. Police and paramedics got to him a few minutes later at a nearby gas station. He has since recovered from his injuries. Williams and Lovette were both arrested by North Las Vegas police for the robberies that occurred on Feb. 11 and Feb. 15. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Federal Judge Terrence Berg rushed to hospital after being shot in Detroit, police seek two black suspects U.S. District Court Judge was rushed to the hospital after being shot on Detroit's northwest side. Judge Terrence Berg was shot in the leg. The shooting happened on Oak Drive. That's near 7 Mile and Livernois. Police are searching for two men in the case. They are described as African-American men, between the ages of 18 and 20, both with facial hair. They are believed to be in a Dodge Charger that is dark in color. Sources say the judge was taking the trash out when he was approached two men who tried to get him to take them into his house. There was a struggle, during which a gun went off and Berg was shot in the leg. The Judge's wife called 911 as the suspects fled from the scene. He is in temporary serious condition with a wound to the inner thigh. Berg has been on the federal bench since December 2012. He was nominated by President Obama in April 2012. - (Black-on-white) |
Black "piece of scum" who kidnaped, raped and murdered a White woman is given life  COLUMBIA, SC - A man who admitted to raping, then killing a Kershaw County woman in 2011 has been sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. Nickolas Miller, 26, pleaded guilty to murder, two counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct, two counts of solicitation to commit a felony and kidnapping. While in court, Miller admitted to abducting 30-year-old Hope Melton, raping her, then beating her to death with a baseball bat. He had nothing to say when given a chance to do so by the judge. Some of Melton's family were outraged and angry at a sheriff who was recently convicted of corruption and severely jeopardized the case. In court, Chanda Roscoe held back tears as she addressed the judge and her sister's killer. Chanda told Miller that he's afraid to die and told the 26-year-old he's a "piece of scum." "I hope that God shows him and gives him the same mercy that he showed my sister, and I hope he gets beat, and I hope he is tormented, and I hope he is mutilated just like he did my sister, because that's what he deserves," Roscoe said. Miller may be behind bars for the rest of his life, but for Melton's family, that's not enough. "I, myself, and my family wanted the death penalty,” Roscoe said. “He deserves to die, and he should die." Hope's mother, Elizabeth, said they were let down to some extent. - (Black-on-white) |
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AKA Thailand does the right thing and kicks out African fighter accused of domestic abuse (Graphic images inside)    There is no place in the world for abusers. Whether you’re a man or a woman who physically or psychologically abuses people, society doesn’t accept you and, quite frankly, doesn’t want you at all. So one can imagine the disgust that we here at TFN felt when we heard of a story that was close to home, home being our Asian martial arts community. Earlier today, the story of Alannah Mudge hit social media. Alannah very bravely told the story of how she was allegedly abused by her boyfriend Ncedo Gomba who happened to be a promising Muay Thai fighter representing AKA Thailand. Alannah went into great detail of her horrific experiences on her Facebook page (Warning: Graphic images below). - (Black-on-white) |
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Police capture fourth suspect in Glen Farms double murder   ELKTON — Investigators captured the fourth — and possibly last — murder suspect Monday morning in connection with robbery-related slayings of a man and woman found dead inside their home in an Elkton-area neighborhood last week, according to police. Detectives took Kevin Eric Cooper, 24, into custody about 9:30 a.m. on Monday, confirmed Lt. Michael Holmes, a Cecil County Sheriff’s Office spokesman. Holmes said Cooper is facing two counts of first-degree murder and numerous other felonies, as are his three co-defendants — Derrick Lamonte Carroll, 25, of the 200 block of Mike Court in Elkton; Ellen R. Lough, 27, of the unit block of Brenda Court in Port Deposit; and Lough’s live-in boyfriend, Azu Nnachi, 25. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Two black) Passengers arrested in murder of (White) Virginia cab driver   HANOVER COUNTY, Va. — Two people were arrested for the murder of a Hopewell taxi cab driver. The Hanover Sheriff’s Office confirmed Alisa N. Dejesus, 19, and Dyshawn D. Simpson, 20, of Richmond, were charged with first-degree murder in connection to the death of James Wells. Both suspects were arrested Monday on Carolina Avenue in Richmond. Both were being held without bond at Pamunkey Regional Jail. They are due back in court this May after an initial court appearance on Tuesday. Last August, James Wells’ body was found in his burned out taxi cab. Hanover investigators said Wells drove his 2004 gray Chevrolet minivan taxi from the Econo Lodge on Colonel Corner Drive in Hopewell to Mechanicsville where he was found dead. - (Black-on-white) |
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One (of two blacks) arrested in connection with November murder (of White man)   Police have arrested a suspect in connection to the Nov. 24 murder of 37-year-old Ervin Gallas. Julius Toney, 18, was found Monday afternoon in the 600 block of Charleston SE, said officer Tanner Tixier, a spokesman with the Albuquerque Police Department. He fled on foot but was caught shortly after, he added. Toney and 18-year-old Michael Hall are suspected of killing Gallas and wounding his 19-year-old nephew. According to a criminal complaint with the arrest warrant, Hall and Toney were visiting the uncle and nephew — identified only as JA — to smoke marijuana and tried to rob them. Toney struck JA with the butt of the shotgun and then Hall shot at JA and Gallas. Hall is still outstanding, Tixier said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Ohio Supreme Court postpones execution date for black man in 2008 shooting death of (White) Twinsburg police officer  Columbus -- The Ohio Supreme Court agreed Feb. 23 to postpone an initial execution date for the man convicted in the 2008 shooting death of a Twinsburg police officer. Ashford Thompson was found guilty in 2010 of two counts of aggravated murder after shooting 33-year-old Joshua Miktarian multiple times in the head during a late-night traffic stop. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man found dead, along with his (white) wife, in Lancaster Twp. apartment was Solanco High School assistant principal - an apparent murder-suicide.  The husband has been identified as Avery Wilson, who was an assistant principal at Solanco High School. Police said the shooting deaths were the result of a domestic situation. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Worthless black) man accused in home-invasion slaying of White mother is (retarded), cannot be executed if convicted says his lawyer   A Baton Rouge man accused in the 2010 home-invasion slaying of a woman and wounding of her young daughter in Beauregard Town is intellectually disabled and cannot be executed if convicted, one of his attorneys told a state judge Friday. Aramis Jackson, 25, is charged with first-degree murder in the Sept. 24, 2010, shooting death of Alexandra Engler, 42, and attempted first-degree murder in the shooting of her then-9-year-old daughter, Ariana, who survived despite being shot multiple times. - (Black-on-white) |
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2 (black) adults, 2 juveniles in custody in High Point homicide of innocent (White) bystander  HIGH POINT, N.C. — Police now have four suspects in custody in connection with the murder of a man police called an “innocent bystander.” Dominiq Marquan Deloach, 18, of High Point, Dontrelle Lamont Jenkins, 18, of High Point, and two juveniles are in custody charged with homicide. Deloach and Jenkins are also charged with robbery with a firearm and first-degree burglary. Deloach is additionally charged with possession of a firearm by a felon. Police found Dennis Wayne Williams, 57, in a home at 1611 N. Hamilton St. with a gunshot wound Wednesday night. Nancy Kester, 58, the widow of Williams, said she and her husband were sitting in their living room when a friend and neighbor, Michael Scott Moore, 34, started banging on their door and yelling for help. “Michael just pushed himself in and said, ‘They’re robbing my house!’,” Kester said. Kester said Williams let Moore inside, and then shots were fired from outside Williams’ home by the suspects. “It just lit up my whole house,” Kester said. “Lit up my whole house with gunfire. And all we were doing was watching TV.” One bullet hit Williams and he later died at High Point Regional Hospital. To view the GoFundMe, click here. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Juvenile charged with first-degree murder in Bevo Mill hammer slaying     ST. LOUIS • A 16-year-old certified to stand trial as an adult in the hammer slaying of a Bosnian immigrant Zemir Begic was charged Friday with first-degree murder and armed criminal action. Darrian Johner, of the 3500 block of Minnesota Avenue, is being held at the St. Louis City Jail on $1 million cash-only bail, Circuit Attorney Jennifer Joyce reported. Johner is the second person to be charged in the killing of Zemir Begic, 32, on Nov. 30 in the Bevo Mill neighborhood. Robert Joseph Mitchell, 17, of Winnebago Street, also has been charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action. Police say that about 1:15 a.m. on Nov. 30, Johner, Mitchell and two other teens, 16 and 15, exchanged words as Begic walked past them and got in his car parked near Gravois Avenue and Itaska Street. Police said someone hit or kicked Begic’s car, and Begic then got out and exchanged more words with the teens. He was attacked and struck with what investigators said was more than one hammer. Many at the scene claimed that Begic was attacked because he was Bosnian; the suspects are black and Hispanic. Detectives have said the investigation has not uncovered a racial motive. - (Black-on-white) |
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White Female Officer struck, dragged outside school in Riverside, NJ by black in car with white girlfriend  RIVERSIDE, N.J. -- A police officer is hospitalized and two suspects behind bars after investigators say the officer was struck by a car and dragged more than 30 feet in Riverside, Burlington County. It happened at 1:00 a.m. Saturday. Police say Riverside Township Police Sgt. Amaya Urtasun was approaching a suspicious car in the parking lot of Riverside Elementary School on East Washington Street. Investigators say the driver, 23-year-old Brendon Belton of Willingboro, refused to show his hands when asked to by the officer. Instead, they say he put the car into drive, striking the officer and dragging her 30-40 feet before hitting a parked car and colliding head-on with an unoccupied police vehicle. Other officers on the scene arrested Belton and a passenger, 39-year-old Bonnie Manning of Riverside. Sgt. Urtasun, a 16-year veteran of the Riverside Township Police Department, was taken to Cooper University Medical Center to be treated for knee and abdominal injuries. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Savannah man denied bond in (white) fiance's murder  SAVANNAH, GA - A Savannah man charged with murdering his fiancé was denied bond in court on Friday. Willie Moore is accused of killing 37-year-old Mandi Kaiser after her body was found at an apartment complex on Apache Avenue on Feb. 18. Moore has been in trouble with authorities before, and records show he's been arrested 27 times since 1995. Many of those charges were battery and assault related. Officials said Moore had been in the hospital and came to his hearing in a wheelchair where a judge denied bond on Friday. He's charged with murdering his fiancé, Kaiser. Neighbors said they had recently moved into an apartment together on Apache Road, and they said they saw Kaiser and Moore the night before the murder happened. Officials at Safe Shelter called Moore a serial abuser. There are other woman out there who said they were abused by him, and one of them even went to Safe Shelter for help. - (Black-on-white) |
Only 65 years for (black) Gary man for 'hit' slaying of elderly White man because he fired a black woman from his towing company   The Gary man who murdered a Portage tow truck driver in a murder-for-hire scheme received the maximum possible sentence short of the death penalty. On Friday, Porter County Superior Judge Roger Bradford sentenced Dontaye Deandre Singletary, 22, of the 500 block of Pennsylvania Street, to 65 years in prison.
Porter County Sheriff's officers then took Singletary to Lake County to face murder charges in another case. Bradford said that the impact that Singletary's absence would have on his children was the only mitigator, but aggravators included victim Carl Griffith Sr., 72, being older than 65, and Singletary having a significant juvenile criminal history. Bradford said Singletary could have faced the death penalty. Griffith's family would have preferred that. The only disappointment is that he didn't get the death penalty so we could watch his last breath," said Greg Griffith, the victim's son and spokesperson for the family. Singletary shot Griffith three times at about 8 p.m. Nov. 1, 2012, outside the victim's house in the 2700 block of Locust Street when Griffith went to get the newspaper. Antoinetta Johnson 34, was murdered in her Gary salon Dec. 13, 2012, in what the prosecution maintained was a hit Singletary ordered. In her police interview, Johnson said she set up the arrangement between Singletary and Sheaurice Major, 44, for $2,500 between Johnson and Singletary. Major wanted Griffith dead because he helped Major's ex-husband get out of prison and fire her from his Affordable Towing company. He's accused with five others of the murder of Franklin Simmons, 61, on Aug. 16. 2010, in the 1300 block of Johnson Street in Gary. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Sports: (White female who accused black footballer of rape) Speaks Out in Film   The woman who accused football star Jameis Winston of rape is speaking out in a new film. Erica Kinsman shared her story in “The Hunting Ground,” which filmmakers say seeks to expose the epidemic of violence and institutional cover-ups sweeping college campuses across America. According to Kinsman, the alleged incident occurred at Winston’s off-campus apartment on Dec. 7, 2012 following a night of drinking. At the time, she was a student at Florida State University, and Winston was the university’s superstar quarterback. “I just want to know, ‘Why me?’” she said in the film, which is appearing in theaters starting today. “It doesn’t really make sense.” Kinsman told filmmakers Amy Ziering and Kirby Dick that when she identified her alleged rapist, she was told by the lead detective, “This is a huge football town. You really should think long and hard about whether you want to press charges or not.” - (Black Sports) - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) former employee charged in murders of White wife and daughter during hate-fueled home invasion   WESTFIELD, Ind. — A man charged in the murders of a Westfield mother and daughter in 2013 entered a guilty plea this week as part of a plea agreement. According to court officials, Christian Haley pleaded guilty to two counts of murder. Other charges against him, which included burglary, robbery and theft, were dismissed as part of the plea deal. Police arrested Haley in the deaths of Marylyn and Kelley Erb. Officials said the victims were killed during a home invasion and that Haley was a former employee of Todd Erb, the husband and father of the victims. The prosecutor’s office is still pursuing a life sentence without the possibility for parole in Haley’s case. The hearings on that have been set for March 4 and 5. Haley will be sentenced on April 16. - (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. 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. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Cabbie’s License Suspended After Pregnant (White) Woman Is Allegedly Roughed Up  NEW YORK — The Taxi and Limousine Commission announced Tuesday that it has suspended the license of a cab driver accused of throwing a pregnant woman out of his vehicle. The commission said that the license was suspended for driver Amin Jarjisu Issah in connection with the alleged incident last week. Leslie Cooper, claimed the driver’s violent act caused her to deliver her baby five weeks early. In a surveillance video, the cab pulls up to the curb and the driver gets out, and minutes later, he walks to the back passenger door and appears to physically pull Cooper from the car. She is pushed to the ground, and the driver takes off. “I was just in shock — complete shock,” Cooper said. “I was really worried about my baby.” At more than eight months pregnant, Cooper said she went to the hospital to be checked out. She was cleared to go home, but a few days later, she went into early labor. Meanwhile, Cooper’s story has now reached the website “The Lil Mamas,” a support site for mothers. The outrage on social media from the community of moms has stretched far and wide. - (Black-on-white) |
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(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) |
Convicted in an '06 Old Jefferson homicide, defendant stands trial in a '12 killing F or the second time in seven years, Johnny "Red" Fair faced a Jefferson Parish jury Wednesday (Feb. 25), accused of being a drug-dealing killer. He was convicted the first time, in 2008, and sentenced to five years in prison. That was for fatally shooting Juan Levy, 20, at a Jefferson Highway motel in Old Jefferson on May 14, 2006. Charged with manslaughter, he argued that he fired only after Levy pointed a pistol at his girlfriend. The jury rejected his self-defense claim and convicted him of negligent homicide, a lesser offense that involves criminal negligence. Now Fair, 29, is charged with second-degree murder in the Jan. 10, 2012, death of Tiffany Frey, 36. A mother of two children, Frey, a "chronic" cocaine user, smoked crack just moments before she was shot dead in her apartment at 241 Barry Ave. in Old Jefferson, authorities said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police: (white) woman dies weeks after (black) boyfriend shot her  An East Price Hill woman has died, two weeks after her boyfriend allegedly shot her several times in the neck and chest. A Hamilton County grand jury indicted Antonio Colson for attempted murder Tuesday -- the day before 30-year-old Brittany Coop passed away, according to court documents. Cincinnati police now say additional charges against him are pending. A witness told police Colson, 36, shot Coop at her home in 2700 block of Maryland Avenue Feb. 11, according to a sworn affidavit. After the shooting, Colson allegedly fled the scene and left his vehicle in a convenience store parking lot on Beekman Street, according to District 3 police Capt. Daniel Gerard. - (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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| NATION STATES, PATTERN RECOGNITION AND RETRIBALIZATION by H. Millard (c) 2005 |
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Indianapolis Metro Police are looking into an online video involving a female hitting and kicking another female. The female in the video is then scene hitting a young child. The graphic video surfaced online on Saturday and someone in the video said the fight takes place at a near east side park. IMPD tell us their forensic computer detectives are looking for reports on the video and they do have a copy. The suspect later in the video starts hitting the victim again then turns and begins hitting and knocking down a small child. 
HOUSTON -- A man who is accused of stealing and crashing an ambulance in Midtown says he had a good reason. The Houston Fire Department said the ambulance was stolen from 2121 Main Street near West Gray Street around 10 a.m. The ambulance was recovered about 30 minutes later at Waugh and Gray Street, where it crashed into a 3 Men Movers truck. Police said the suspect was taken into custody at Dallas and Waugh. "Lord Jesus Christ told me to steal the ambulance," he told a photographer. 
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