New Nation News - Black-on-White Crime |
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| 13 June, 2015 |
After guilty verdict in second murder trial, (black) defendant attacks officer and spits on prosecutor    A jury once again found Damien Inman guilty of the robbery, murder and kidnapping of 75-year-old Mary Alice Stutts in Dillon in 2009. Jurors began deliberations at 6 p.m. Wednesday and reached a verdict around 3:30 p.m. on Thursday. A jury convicted Inman in 2010 in this same case and sentenced him to life without the possibility of parole. But the South Carolina Supreme Court reversed the conviction and ordered Inman a new trial last year saying the Circuit Court improperly granted a motion and committed a legal error by denying Inman his right to challenge a juror during jury selection in that 2010 trial. After the verdict was announced Thursday, there was a scuffle between Inman, officers and a prosecutor. Inman swung at an officer and was taken down by other officers. His sister somehow made her way past officers to get to Inman and was arrested. Inman then spat on Deputy Solicitor Kernard Redmond and Dillon County Sheriff Major Hulon. A deputy received minor injuries from being cut by the handcuffs in the struggle to restrain Inman. Inman and two other teenagers went to Stutts' home on August 17, 2009 asking for a drink of water. Stutts directed the teens to the outside faucet. "She tried to help three men with water on a hot day. And what did she get in return for that? Death, a brutal senseless death," said Daniel. The teens hit Stutts with a gun and threw her in the trunk of her car, Daniel said. He added they drove around in Stutts' car with her screaming for help in the trunk. The teens turned up the volume of the radio to drown out Stutts' cries for help, Daniel said. He said they killed her and left her body on a dirt road in Dillon County. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man accused in chase, deadly crash faces judge    INDIANAPOLIS — A man accused of leading police on a chase then later causing a deadly crash was in court Friday morning. The initial hearing was held for Matthew Edmonds. Police say they pursued Edmonds on Monday after he shoplifted from the Beech Grove Wal-Mart. According to police, minutes after officers called off the chase in the Fountain Square area, Edmonds crashed into a truck, killing a 63-year-old grandmother and seriously injuring her daughter and grandson. They are both recovering from surgery. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) female robbers accused of carjacking attack with concrete  KANSAS CITY, MO - A Kansas City waitress is recovering from an attack on the West Plaza in which she says a woman stole her car by lobbing a piece of concrete from the curb along the sidewalk. She said it all started with two women asking for gas money, then those women attacked when they got no for an answer. Rajanae Walker, 17, who lists an address in south Kansas City, is now charged with first-degree accessory to robbery. A police statement submitted in support of the charge says Walker told them, “She needed a car to go see her 14-year-old brother, so she took one from a white lady on the Plaza.” The two victims called for help at 11:30 p.m. on Thursday. The charging documents detail the victims' accounts as follows: Samantha Nofsinger-Smith was dropping off a co-worker, Jamie Murphy, at a condo complex after finishing their work shift. Two women got out of a car with what looked like two to three other people inside. The women asked for gas money and to borrow a cell phone. Nofsinger-Smith and Murphy declined. That's when one woman grabbed Murphy by the ponytail and began kicking and punching her while the second demanded her purse. Soon after, the second robber picked up a piece of concrete from a damaged curb and threw it at Nofsinger-Smith, hitting her in the shoulder. The robber then punched and kicked her while demanding her car keys, with the victim gave up. Two men in the area heard the victims screaming and scared off the two robbers. The first got into the car she arrived in and drove away. The second drove away in Nofsinger-Smith's car. At 11:34 p.m. police spotted Nofsinger-Smith's stolen car at Cleaver II Boulevard and Highway 71. They stopped the car and arrested Walker, who was the only one inside. The victims were unable to identify her in a lineup. Police said Walker waived her Miranda rights Friday morning and admitted to taking the car, but denied the physical assault and did not give enough information to identify the second suspect. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) man gets up to 25 years for unprovoked attack on (White victim who) remains in wheelchair, needs feeding tube   SALEM, Mass. —A Haverhill man who beat another man so severely that the victim is still in a wheelchair, cannot use his right arm, and eats through a feeding tube nearly two years later has been sentenced to up to 25 years in prison. Rodney McCray was sentenced Tuesday after he was convicted in Salem Superior Court of assault and battery with dangerous weapons and causing serious bodily injury. Prosecutors say the August 2013 attack on Jesse Downs on a Haverhill street was completely random and unprovoked. They say McCray and an associate kicked and punched the now 32-year-old Downs and slammed his head to the pavement. The other man involved in the attack (Roberto Hilerio) has pleaded guilty. - (Black-on-white) |
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Cop-shooter found guilty of attempted murder  A cop-shooter was found guilty of attempted murder of a police sergeant in Queens Supreme Court on Thursday. John Thomas, 27, shot decorated NYPD Sgt. Craig Bier after the cop approached him on the corner of 107th Avenue and Union Hall Street on the night of Aug. 8, 2012. Thomas, who has 11 prior busts, fired four times at Bier during a foot chase, hitting him in the legs. He later turned himself in. Bier has received 65 medals over his 15-year career with NYPD. Thomas’ sentencing is set for July 29. He faces 40 years to life in prison. - (Black-on-white) |
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A tragic tale of 2 families that ended with molestation and murder  Lisa Scheetz and her three daughters were frequent visitors at Leeton and Donna Thomas' home, just a five-minute walk around a corner from the home the Scheetzes lived in on Spring Valley Road in a rural area of East Drumore Township. Social media accounts show the two families' children sitting together on a sofa. In a few photos, Lisa Scheetz, 44, is seen hugging one of the Thomases' sons, who she calls "my little dimple dumpling," during a breakfast out at a restaurant. In another photo on Mrs. Thomas' Facebook account, one of the Scheetz daughters, in her pajamas, is curled up with a pillow. But by 2014, the families' friendship came to an end, when Scheetz told police that two of her daughters had told her that Leeton Thomas had sexual contact with them. Thomas was charged with felony sexual molestation charges, and released on $5,000 bail. Early Thursday morning, Thomas broke into the Scheetzes' basement apartment and stabbed Lisa and her oldest daughter, Hailey, 16, to death and critically injured Scheetz's 15-year-old daughter. Authorities say that Thomas killed them in retaliation or to silence them for accusing him of sex crimes. Thomas, whose nickname is "Pie" and who will be 38 Saturday, came to Lancaster from Jamaica, where he and his wife met, said Donna Thomas' grandmother, Beulah Absher, of Quarryville. The two have three children and also were raising a child from Donna Thomas' first marriage, she said. For a time, Thomas had worked as a handyman. - (Black-on-white) |
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Canada: RCMP arrest black Somali man in Amanda Lindhout kidnapping  RCMP have arrested a Somali man allegedly involved in the 2008 hostage-taking of Canadian freelance journalist Amanda Lindhout. Ali Omar Ader, a Somali national, was arrested in Ottawa on Thursday for his alleged role in the kidnapping of Lindhout and Australian photographer Nigel Brennan. Lindhout and Brennan were taken hostage in Mogadishu in August 2008 and held for 15 months. The RCMP did not say how Ader arrived in Canada. - (Black-on-white) - (Canada) |
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(Black) Man indicted in shooting of (White) cop in face  A Queens grand jury has indicted the man authorities say fatally shot a young cop in the face when the officer asked to see what was in his waistband. Demetrius Blackwell, 35, will be brought to Queens Supreme Court from jail at 2 p.m. Thursday to answer to the indictment, which charges him in the murder of Police Officer Brian Moore three ways, under three separate statutes. The top murder charge, aggravated murder, accuses Blackwell of intentionally killing a police officer in the line of duty. If convicted of that charge, Blackwell would be thrown in prison for life, without the possibility of parole. That sentence would be mandatory, meaning a sentencing judge would have no option to give him less. Finally, he is charged with the attempted murder of Moore’s partner, Police Officer Erik Jansen, who was sitting in the driver’s seat of the pair’s unmarked car as Moore, sitting in the passenger side in plain clothes but identifying himself as an officer, was shot through his open window.. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Woman stabbed last month dies; Fort Worth police to seek murder charge (against black man)  FORT WORTH A 26-year-old man jailed last month in the stabbing of a woman at a group home now faces a murder charge because she has died. Sarah Ann Champion, 47, was pronounced dead at 9:30 a.m. Sunday at John Peter Smith Hospital. Champion was hospitalized May 10 after police responded to a report of a stabbing at a group home in the 5000 block of Norma Street. Detective J.G. Kalbfleisch said Champion and the suspect, Shelby Lashard Williams, were residents of the home, which caters to mental-health clients. An argument broke out while the two were doing chores, which apparently prompted Williams to stab Champion with a knife, he said. Williams was arrested on suspicion of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. With Champion’s death, Kalbfleisch said, he will pursue a murder charge. - (Black-on-white) |
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Suspect sketch in Gresham shooting death released  GRESHAM, Ore. -- A suspect sketch was released Thursday in connection with the May shooting death of a man in Gresham. At 11:23 p.m. on May 11, a caller told a 911 dispatcher shots were fired at 1815 NW 7th Place. Police said there was a marijuana grow operation at the home. Arriving officers found 25-year-old Erick Carnegie on the street dead. A medical examiner performed an autopsy and determined Carnegie died of gunshot wounds to the head and neck. A witness told police that while Carnegie was walking to the front door of the home, two people approached him from behind and forced him inside the house. He was shot and killed inside. Police released denoscriptions soon afterward of two men who they said were suspects in the case. Thursday they released a composite sketch of "suspect 2." Suspect 1: An African American man in his mid-20s, light-skinned, six feet tall, skinny build, wearing a dark hoodie, a bandana covering his face, and black shoes. This suspect was armed with a handgun. Suspect 2 (sketch shown): An African American man, unknown age, dark-skinned, 5-foot-8, 160 to 170 pounds, goatee, two-inch Afro, wearing a burgundy sweatshirt. This suspect was armed with a Taser. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police: (White) Deaf Poker Player Killed (by Black) While Trying To Buy 10 Pounds Of Marijuana In Las Vegas  Minnesota-based poker player Jonathan Cyril Collins, a three-time winner of National Deaf Poker Tour events, was killed last month in Las Vegas, according to court documents made public this week, the Associated Press reported Wednesday. The 39-year-old Collins and his girlfriend drove to Las Vegas to meet with a man Collins knew only by first name to buy 10 pounds of marijuana, according to police. The couple apparently fell into a robbery attempt, which resulted in one of the suspects shooting Collins while he was in his car, authorities said. Collins’ girlfriend remained at the scene as the suspects fled. Collins died in his car from a gunshot wound to his chest. On May 28, police arrested Rufus Anthony Smith III, 27, on murder, conspiracy and kidnapping charges, according to the report. Authorities are still searching for the second man. - (Black-on-white) |
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27 Years After Shooting White Man In Head - Raping His Wife - Black Man Released  Darwyn Minton, 54, is a free man tonight. His victim isn't happy. Minton served 27 years in prison after he severed a phone line, slipped into a home, shot a man three times and sexually assaulted his victim’s wife. During a March parole hearing he claimed he was no longer the same man that committed those crimes. “I realized that I had hurt someone very seriously,” he said. “And I don't feel good about that. I'm ashamed about what I have done.” His victim, Rick Morrow, said he wants the full story told. Morrow was the man who was shot in July, 1987. In previous interviews Morrow said he wasn’t sure he was going to survive. After being shot multiple times, once in the head, Morrow slipped in and out of consciousness. Morrow remembered that he had a gun near his dresser and somehow made it to the gun, eventually shooting Minton. The shot took off some of Minton’s fingers and hit his jaw. It also gave Morrow’s wife enough time to get Minton’s gun, and make it to the neighbor’s home with her two daughters to get police. These days Morrow no longer lives in Omaha. In fact, he never slept in the house where the worst night of his life unfolded. With Minton free, he’s asked that his current location is not disclosed. Morrow said he hopes that people understand that Minton is a dangerous man. - (Black-on-white) |
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Delivery Driver Dies After Being Shot Point-Blank at Yeadon Industrial Park   A delivery driver died after being shot at point-blank range outside a Yeadon, Pennsylvania warehouse Tuesday morning, the town's mayor said. Thomas Childs, 63 of Aston, was found by a co-worker next to a truck at Ridgeway Industries, part of the Yeadon Industrial Park, along the 6200 block of Baltimore Avenue around 3:45 a.m., Yeadon Mayor Rohan Hepkins said. The witness said he saw suspicious activity before finding the Childs' body, according to Hepkins. He provided a denoscription of the suspect to police. "He was cold bloodily executed at point blank range last night and he should not have lost his life," Hepkins said. Detectives from the Delaware County District Attorney's Office and Yeadon Police spent Tuesday afternoon searching Fernwood Cemetery — across the street from the shooting scene — looking for evidence. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Husband, Wife Accused in 2013 Yazoo Murder (of White Man) in Custody   Almost two years after a 57-year-old man was killed, investigators have arrested a husband and wife in connection to a Yazoo County murder. In November 2013, Ricky Saxton was shot in the head in a Yazoo County field. Mississippi Bureau of Investigation officials say Shontina Brown, 23, was arrested in connection to the crime and is being held in jail in Yazoo County. Her husband, Johnny Mack Brown, 36, was the subject of a manhunt. Johnny Mack Brown is now in custody. He's been charged with capital murder, conspiracy to commit capital murder, armed robbery, conspiracy to commit armed robbery and as a felon in possession of a firearm. Yazoo County Sheriff Jacob Sheriff confirms Brown's mother and aunt turned him in to police on Tuesday. He also said Brown and his wife confessed to the crime. - (Black-on-white) |
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Danville police arrest black in deadly driveway shooting of White man   DANVILLE, Va. - The Danville Police Department has made an arrest in connection to a deadly shooting that occurred last week. Police have charged Evin Javahn Shaw, 18, of Danville, Va., with first-degree murder. As we've reported, at 4:20 a.m. Thursday, June 4 officers responded to Rocklawn Place in reference to a person being shot. Upon arrival they found Bennie Wesley Sigmon, 48, suffering from multiple gunshot wounds in his driveway. Sigmon had reportedly went outside to confront three people who were trespassing on his property. Sigmon confronted the group and that's when police say Shaw shot Sigmon multiple times. Sigmon was transported to the Danville Regional Medical Center where he later died. Shaw and the other suspects fled the scene on foot before police arrived. - (Black-on-white) |
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Atlanta cops charge three (black) men, one boy with Little Five Points murders (of two White men)     A stolen wallet and a good Samaritan helped two Atlanta detectives solve a double-murder case in Little Five Points, police Chief George Turner said Tuesday. “With tremendous investigative effort … we were able to take very small clues and get them to the point where we were able to arrest four individuals,” Turner said, praising Detectives Vince Velazquez and Calvin Thomas. Joseph Hruska, 33, and Chaitanyalila Kelsey, 32, were killed March 14 in the parking lot of the Vortex Bar & Grill at 468 Moreland Ave. Police say the shooting happened shortly after gunmen robbed two people in the nearby Virginia Highland neighborhood. Police charged Charlie Baldwin, 17, Jacques Allen, 17 and Thomas Dozier, 25 with murder and armed robbery charges. They did not release the name of the 14-year-old, who they said is being charged as an adult. - (Black-on-white) |
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UK: Police watchdog investigates 19 incidents linked to murderer who killed mother-of-four then stayed the night because he'd missed his last bus   The police watchdog is investigating how the West Midlands force responded to 19 incidents concerning a mother-of-four and the man later convicted of murdering her. The Independent Police Complaints Commission is looking into a string of offences allegedly committed by Marcus Musgrove on Jacqueline Oakes, 51, before he finally battered her to death in January last year. It said Musgrove was accused of attacking and stealing from Miss Oakes, among other crimes, over a nine-month period from April 2013. IPCC Commissioner Derrick Campbell said: 'Our investigation is looking into how police handled the incidents and whether they identified and managed correctly risks to Jacqueline Oakes as a vulnerable woman.' Musgrove was jailed for life, and ordered to serve at least 18 years, after he was unanimously convicted of murder at Birmingham Crown Court last July. His trial heard he befriended the victim in April 2013 but quickly grew violent and controlling. Miss Oakes made a number of complaints to police but later withdrew them. Musgrove killed her at her flat in Edgbaston, Birmingham, after he was arrested over an earlier attack on her. He callously spent the night at the address because he had missed his last bus home. The 40-year-old, of Aston, showed no remorse during his two-week trial and tried to blame Miss Oakes by claiming she had been violent towards him. Passing sentence, Mr Justice Timothy King told him: 'This was a dreadful murder. Jacqueline Oakes was a beloved mother of four and was capable of showing great kindness, including to Mr Musgrove himself. - (Black-on-white) - (UK) |
Assault by pack of feral black thugs at ‘First Fridays’ under investigation, (White) victim calls attack a ‘hate crime’   FLORENCE, Ala. – Police are investigating an assault that was reported during First Fridays in Florence. Investigators said 20 to 30 juveniles assaulted a Lauderdale County man and his 14-year-old son at Wilson Park. According to the victim’s wife who witnessed the attack, the group “was using slurs of race” while tasing her husband and beating him. Juli Dawes said her husband Kevin was trying to protect their son when they turned on him. She said the juveniles also shattered the windshield of her car, where she was waiting with her 4-year-old. “I’m not as ready to identify this as a hate crime, but we are considering all angles,” said Florence Police Chief Ron Tyler. “There are no set of circumstances that would ever justify an unprovoked attack by a group of thugs, and we will not allow any group to hijack the family friendly First Fridays event.” At last check, Kevin Dawes was meeting with a facial surgeon. The 14-year-old son sustained minor injuries. - (Black-on-white) - (Hatecrimes) |
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Black man punches, knocks out (White) bus driver over fare   ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —An unruly passenger was caught on camera attacking and knocking out a city bus driver this week. The man walked onto the bus and tried to pay, but his two bus passes were expired. The man refused to get off the bus and claimed he was an undercover Albuquerque police officer. The man asked if anyone on board had a dollar as the driver got on the radio to report the man for giving him problems. The man told the driver to close the door and drive the bus, using expletives in his command. The driver can be heard saying the man had a knife in the video. When the man tried to take over the bus, passengers tried to calm him down. The man appears to settle down in the video, but he then punches the driver, knocking him out. After the attack, the man fled, and Albuquerque police found him a couple of blocks away. Thomas Crum was charged with assault with a deadly weapon after the attack. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man, 2 juveniles arrested in brutal beating of homeless White man   LOUISVILLE, Ky. —A 19-year-old and two 15-year-olds are charged in the severe beating of a homeless man last week in Louisville. The victim’s identity has not been released, but police said he remains in critical condition. Andre Richards and the two juveniles are charged with first-degree assault. Police said the victim was found badly beaten at 16th Street and Northwestern Parkway on Tuesday. Police said he's been in a coma for the past week. They arrested Richards and the two juveniles on Sunday night. Police said Richards admitted to his involvement in the assault. They also said Richards and his co-defendants did not take the victim's wallet. Police said they have not ruled anything out, but they have no reason to believe this assault was related to the deaths of two other homeless men, one whose body was set on fire Sunday on Elliott Avenue and another who was found dead in early May. - (Black-on-white) |
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Man in custody after missing Avon teen, toddler found safe  AVON -- Officials have in custody a man in connection with the case of a missing teen and toddler found safe in Elyria. 25-year-old Demetriuis Richardson Jr. appeared in Elyria Municipal Court Monday morning on rape charges. Prosecutors say he confessed to police that he "engaged in sexual conduct" with 12-year-old Autumn Shreve. Two girls, 12-year-old Autumn Shreve and 2-year-old Sophia Rogers were missing for about 24 hours. Just after 9 p.m., Avon Police say that the missing teen and toddler have been found safe in Elyria. Richardson met Autumn on an online dating site. Sierra Shreve, Autumn's older sister, who says she's ran away from home at least 5 times before. Police say Autumn has been chatting with older men on dating websites for more than a year. - (Black-on-white) |
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Sheriff: 'A significant step' made as 4 people named in Allison Griffor murder case  NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Charleston County Sheriff Al Cannon says four men may face murder charges four years after 5-year-old Allison Griffor was shot and killed during a home invasion in West Ashley. He identified them by hanging their photos on the wall: Phillip Moses, Franklin Glover, Shyrome Johnson and Levell Leonard Grant. Johnson was arrested on Thursday. His bail was set at $200,000 on Friday afternoon. At a press conference Friday afternoon, Cannon said Shyrome Johnson was interviewed as early as Nov. 9, 2011 by investigators looking for answers into Griffor's shooting death. Cannon said Johnson lied to investigators about knowing who was involved in the failed home invasion on Pierpont Avenue, adding that Johnson and the three other men identified Friday as suspects were stopped by City of Charleston police near the scene of the shooting a short time after it happened. "This is a step in an ongoing investigation in the murder of this little girl," Cannon said. "It's a significant step." The case against Johnson and the identities of the other three men came in July 2014, Cannon said, when Johnson was stopped by North Charleston police on unrelated charges and arrested. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Interracial couple) charged: Two accused in connection with death of (White) three-year-old Aiden Archer    MILWAUKEE — Two people from Milwaukee are now charged in connection with the death of three-year-old Aiden Archer. The accused are 27-year-old Maurice Snyder and 24-year-old Megan Scott. Snyder faces multiple charges including one count of physical abuse of a child (intentional causation of great bodily harm), one count of child neglect (great bodily harm), 11 counts of physical abuse of a child (intentional causation of bodily harm) and one count of obstructing an officer. Scott faces one count of failure to act to prevent bodily harm to a child. According to the criminal complaint, police were called to a residence shared by Scott and Snyder near 54th and Euclid late on Monday, June 1st. They were investigating a case of an injured child. When they arrived, they found three-year-old Aiden Archer “unresponsive and not breathing.” Archer was attended to by emergency personnel and “conveyed to Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin” where he later died. The complaint indicates a team of medical professionals at Children’s Hospital admitted and treated Archer who was diagnosed with injuries including head trauma, a skull fracture, multiple bruises, at least eleven distinct human bite injuries and a cut to the back of the head. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black suspect arrested for murder of White man  The suspect in a murder at the Cedar Key Apartments in March has been arrested by North Charleston Police. Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office Capt. Tony Phinney said his office has placed a hold on Byron Christopher Kinsey, 29, last known address of 1907 English Street, North Charleston. Kinsey was arrested by North Charleston Police for disorderly conduct and simple possession of marijuana and booked at the Al Cannon Detention Center early Thursday morning. Dorchester County issued a murder warrant for Kinsey in March for the March 10 shooting death of Robert Crumm, 34, of 100 Reading Court in Ladson. Crumm was shot in the leg and the chest at the apartment complex on Pidgeon Bay Road and died within minutes from the chest wound. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Man Found Guilty Of Strangling His White Female Boss at a Burger King in 2006  WAUKEGAN, Ill. — A Lake County jury has convicted James Ealy of strangling his former boss during a 2006 robbery at the north suburban Burger King restaurant where he once worked. Jurors deliberated for a little more than three hours before finding Ealy guilty on one count of first-degree murder in the death of 45-year-old Mary Hutchison. Ealy faces a minimum prison sentence of 20 years and up to life behind bars. It’s the second time the 48-year-old has been convicted of murder, though jurors who decided this case weren’t told about his earlier convictions for a 1982 Chicago quadruple-killing. In that earlier case, Ealy was found guilty of strangling four people in the Rockwell Gardens housing complex, including his teenage girlfriend, her 3-year-old son and her pregnant mother. Those convictions were overturned on appeal in 1986 in a ruling that barred so much evidence from the case that prosecutors were unable to retry him for the slayings. But 20 years later, Ealy was charged with strangling Hutchison with the bow tie of her uniform on Nov. 27, 2006, while robbing the Lindenhurst restaurant she managed. The early morning robbery allegedly netted him $1,701, prosecutors have said. - (Black-on-white) |
Double homicide in Little Five Points may be linked to robbery   ATLANTA - Atlanta Police are looking for a person who returned a wallet they found to the Highland Pub back on March 14th. Investigators say it could be the key to solving a double murder that happened that same night outside in Little Five Points. Police say the wallet belonged to a robbery victim and that the robbery may be connected to the murders. Joe Hruska and Chay Kelsey were shot and killed outside The Vortex on Moreland Avenue. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Racist black) man Accused of pushing (White) female jogger into traffic; told police he 'hates white people'  (Cincinnati, OH)--A man who told police he "hates white people" is accused of pushing a female jogger into traffic and pulling a knife on her. Police said that Rodney Arnold, 34, shoved the jogger into Montgomery Rd. at Langdon Farm Rd. May 11. They said he pulled out a knife and showed it to her, causing her to believe her would seriously hurt her. The victim was able to get away and get help. Arnold was later arrested, and the alleged victim was able to positively identify him in a lineup. Arnold is charged with assault, aggravated menacing, and ethnic intimidation. He is held in the Hamilton County Justice Center. His bond is set at $90,000. - (Black-on-white) - (Hatecrimes) |
White South Philadelphia neighborhood rallies to stop attacks by four black racist female terrorists  SOUTH PHILADELPHIA -- A South Philadelphia community has had enough of its neighbors being attacked. The outrage spurred a large rally Tuesday night despite the rain. 150 to 200 people gathered at 4th and Wolf to protest a rash of what they claim are racial attacks at the hands of four black women who live nearby. "These females have been terrorizing the neighborhood; they have robbed, attacked and beat others in our neighborhood," event organizer Jack Owens said. A man who did not want to be identified says he and his 10-year-old son were among the victims. "I was attacked while sitting on my door step, basically for no reason at all," the man said. Another woman who also did not want to be identified says the women attacked her inside her home calling her racial epithets when she tried to intervene. "Next thing I know, I hear, 'white [expletive] we're gonna [expletive] you up!'" the woman said. "Next thing I know they're inside spitting at me, pounding at my face, beating me." The victims further claim responding officers from the 3rd district did not even take a report or make any arrests. - (Black-on-white) - (Hatecrimes) |
(Crazy black) Man charged in fatal stabbing in Pioneer Square ruled incompetent to stand trial   SEATTLE — A man charged in the random stabbing of two people in Pioneer Square in September 2013 has been found to be not competent to stand trial, it was announced Thursday. The King County prosecutor’s office said charges of murder and attempted murder were dismissed Thursday afternoon against the defendant, Donnell D. Jackson. He now faces commitment for mental evaluation for the purpose of filing an involuntary civil commitment petition. Jackson has been at Western State Hospital for the past year while psychiatrists have been trying to restore him to competency, the prosecutor’s office said. Jackson, 46, was charged in the September 13, 2013, stabbings of Shoreline Community College teacher Troy Wolff and his girlfriend Kristin Ito. The victims had just attended a Sounders game and were walking through Pioneer Square when the defendant approached them and began stabbing Ito in a random and unprovoked attack. Wolff attempted to intervene but was also stabbed and later died from his injuries. - (Black-on-white) |
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DeMorst found guilty of capital murder; Sentenced to life without parole  JACKSON COUNTY, MS - Nicholas DeMorst has been convicted and sentenced to life without the possibility of parole for the murder of Hunter Miller. Phone records prove DeMorst killed Miller. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black guilty in decade-old murder of White woman   STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Michael Young ran, but decided he couldn't hide forever. And now, the Brooklyn man could spend the rest of his life locked inside a prison cell after a Staten Island jury convicted him of slaying a Tompkinsville woman in her home nearly a decade ago. After deliberating nearly four days, jurors convicted Young of second-degree murder in the death of Zofia Rogowicka. Prosecutors said Young, 40, strangled Ms. Rogowicka on Dec. 5, 2005, in the bedroom of her home. He then dumped her body in a shipping barrel in an alleyway behind the Kent movie theater in Brooklyn not far from his home. The 54-year-old victim's naked and partially frozen corpse was found on Dec. 14, 2005. Young, who left the country just over a week after that grim discovery, was arrested in June of last year in the Central American country of Belize, said prosecutors.Young had walked into the U.S. Embassy and said he was tired of running and wanted to return home, said prosecutors. - (Black-on-white) |
Black suspected in murder of white man - arrested In Las Vegas After Nearly Colliding With Oncoming Police Car LOS ANGELES — A suspect in the February murder of a man in the Reseda area was arrested over the weekend in Las Vegas, police said Wednesday. Donte Daley, 39, is being held in Nevada while arrangements are being made to bring him back to Los Angeles for trial, Los Angeles police Capt. Paul Vernon said. Daley is suspected of killing Matthew Hanna, 34, whose body was found on Feb. 28 at his home in the 16400 block of Gilmore Street. Daley and Hanna were acquaintances through other friends, police said, and evidence and witness statements tied Daley to the shooting. “He had been shot multiple times, one or more days prior to the discovery (of his body),” Vernon said. Daley was initially arrested after crossing over a double yellow line and nearly colliding with an oncoming police car, officials said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man pleads not guilty to murder of 78-year-old White grandfather   PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The man who now stands accused of the 2013 beating death of a 78-year-old grandfather during a home invasion pleaded not guilty Thursday to all 13 charges. Leopoldo Belen, 34, aka “Blah” or “Black,” was arraigned before Superior Court Judge Netti C. Vogel on charges that he fatally beat Delor M. “Dean” Cabral inside his 122-124 Ontario St. apartment house and stole the gun that was used in the alleged crime. Prosecutors announced Friday that a grand jury had handed down a secret indictment charging Belen, a repeat felon, with Cabral's killing and the beating of Cabral's third-floor tenant, Jonathan Angilly. In doing so, prosecutors also announced that Wilbert Richardson had been cleared in Cabral's death. - (Black-on-white) |
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Third suspect arrested in murder of White man - shot in face   PORTLAND, Maine —The third suspect wanted in connection with the killing of a Biddeford man more than two years ago is in custody, according to Maine State Police. Mohamud Mohamed turned himself in at the Cumberland County Courthouse, police said. Mohamed was wanted on a murder charge for the shooting death of Charles Raybine in Biddeford in March of 2013. Two other men, John Lopez and Bub Peter Nquany, were already in custody in connection with the investigation. - (Black-on-white) |
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K-9 saves Hancock County deputy from ambush attack by three 'Black Gangster Disciples' A manhunt is under way after a Hancock County Sheriff's Department deputy was saved by his dog from an ambush attack by three men. The deputy, Todd Frazier, was beaten and cut with a box cutter in Pearlington on Monday, Sheriff Ricky Adam said. If it wasn't for his K9 partner, a black Belgian Malinois named Lucas, they might have succeeded. "They told him they were going to slit his throat, and they were dragging him toward the woods," Chief Deputy Don Bass said, adding that authorities believe the attackers meant to drag Frazier into the woods, kill him, and dump his body. "The three of them were dragging him toward the wooded area, and he was able to break one hand free to activate the button that opens the door and it released Lucas," Bass said. The dog bit at least one, probably two of the suspects, potentially saving the officer's life. That was more than good equipment and a good dog, Adam said. Adam said given the attitude in the country toward law enforcement, he has been trying to prepare his deputies for the worst. "We've been stressing this for months and months now. It's no different from last week we get a BOLO from the state alerting us that the Black Gangster Disciples have put out an SOS, or 'Shoot on Sight' for police officers," he said - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black female) NYPD Officer Accused Of Stealing Dead (White) Man’s Credit Card, Ordering Diamond Ring  Dead men tell no tales — and they don’t buy cops diamond rings. Prosecutors say an NYPD officer on a call helped herself to a corpse’s credit card number to buy herself some bling. Ymmacula Pierre “is accused of disgraceful conduct by using the credit card information of a dead man to buy expensive jewelry,” said Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance. Pierre, 30, was indicted on criminal possession of stolen property, identity theft and official misconduct charges for the brazen theft, which prosecutors said happened in Greenwich Village in July of last year. Pierre was called to an E.14th St. apartment to make a “wellness check” on a 65-year-old man with medical issues who’d failed to show up for work, prosecutors said. Pierre, who was assigned to the Sixth Precinct station house, discovered architect Ken Sanden dead inside. She used his Samsung Galaxy phone to contact his niece, and vouchered some of his property, including his Mastercard, prosecutors said. She also allegedly jotted down Sanden’s credit card and email information for herself. Two days later, Sanden’s card was used to buy a diamond ring online from Zales for $3,282.58, authorities said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Felon nabbed for slashing Swedish tourist on A train in Brooklyn: police sources A felon with more than 50 arrests on his record was in custody Tuesday for allegedly slashing a Swedish tourist in the neck on an A train during rush hour in Brooklyn, police sources said. Don Carter, whose prior arrests include several for possession of a knife or blade, was busted Monday for allegedly slashing Katrina Staniz, 29, as the crowded train was stopped at the Euclid Ave. station in East New York, the sources said. Stanisz, who was with her father and headed to Kennedy Airport to catch a flight home when she was attacked, was treated and released for her injuries at Jamaica Hospital after her attacker came up from behind and stabbed her with a sharp object, then ran off, the sources said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Elderly White) burglary victim dies of injuries; (cowardly black) man charged in case  A Belleville man who was assaulted in his home last month has died of his injuries. William Fitzsimmons, 85, died at University Hospital in Newark on Sunday at 7:08 p.m. from blunt force trauma. His death was ruled as a homicide by the medical examiner. Ray Cooley, 25, of Nutley was originally charged with attempted murder, burglary, robbery and kidnapping. Fitzsimmons was discovered outside his home by two passers-by the morning of May 17. The victim's face was bloody, bruised and swollen, and the passers-by contacted police, who came to the home. Fitzsimmons told police that he had heard a knock on his front door that Saturday, May 16 at around 7 p.m., and had gone downstairs to open the door. He was then struck from behind while still in his home, and knocked unconscious. The suspect disabled the victim's phones, and also bound him with unspecified household materials before eventually cutting the victim's hands free, Ward said. The suspect then fled. The victim, who lived alone, regained consciousness around 10 a.m. the next day and went outside, where he was found by the two motorists, according to Ward. The house had been ransacked. The suspect admitted to having been at the house in the past, where he had shoveled snow in the winter. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black ex-boyfriend) Shot, Killed by police while Stabbing (his White ex-girlfriend) to Death   SPARTANBURG, S.C. - A Spartanburg police officer shot and killed a man who officials say was stabbing a woman at an apartment complex Wednesday afternoon. The suspect and the victim have both died. Authorities got a 911 call from an open line at Canaan Pointe Apartments. Voices on the other end indicated it was a domestic dispute. Once officers arrived, they say a woman was heard crying and in distress from inside the apartment. As one officer forced entry, investigators say the victim was already being stabbed repeatedly. The man has been identified as Donte Adaryll Noble (41). The coroner's office says the stabbing victim is Katrina Ann Sova (32). The two have one child together and according to reports, Noble was angry about Sova "moving on." - (Black-on-white) |
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Police looking for (black) man accused of badly beating (his white) ex-girlfriend  Marion, Ind. — The Marion Police Department is searching for Rodrick Sheron. Sheron is accused of badly beating his ex-girlfriend, leaving her with serious injuries. The incident happened on Thursday on South Houck Street. Megan Poling said she and her current boyfriend were lying in bed when Sheron broke into her home, made his way to her bedroom, and began physically attacking her. “He pretty much had me all over the house for about 35 minutes, just beating me up.” Poling said. “I had blood coming out of my eyes, my nose, and my ears from how much beating he did to me. He broke my nose in three spots. He broke my cheekbones, right here. And he fractured my vertebrae in my neck.” Poling said she was eventually able to run out of her home and go to a neighbor’s house and call for help. The Marion Police Department said they are very familiar with Sheron. - (Black-on-white) |
Arrest made in Mint Hill (black-on-White) assisted living sex assault, police say  MINT HILL, N.C. — Mint Hill police have made an arrest in connection to a sexual assault of an 86-year-old woman at an assisted living facility. Police arrested Willie Shaw Jr., 43, and charged him with first-degree sex offense. Shaw was an employee at Lawyers Glen Retirement Living Center when the incident took place, police said. The attorney representing the family of Doris Starnes said that staff at the Lawyer’s Glen Nursing Home sent her to the hospital on May 14 with what appeared to be internal bleeding. But when she got to the hospital in Matthews, doctors found evidence that she’d been assaulted. Starnes died two days later in the hospital, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
Police: Two (black) suspects confess to Waffle House murder (of White man)  JACKSON, MS - Two men have been arrested, and another suspect is being sought for questioning, in a deadly robbery at a Jackson Waffle House. 19-year-old Arkel Coleman and 18-year-old Shrederrick Anderson have been arrested and charged with one count each of Murder and Strong Arm Robbery. Police say Coleman and Anderson were taken into custody, where they confessed to the crime. They are being held without bond. On Thursday, May 28, just before midnight, emergency responders were called to the Waffle House at 106 Larson Street. 52- year-old Eric Hambrick was found lying on the ground with an injury to his head. After reviewing a surveillance video at the business, police said Hambrick was attacked in the parking lot. The video shows someone striking Hambrick, then taking a ring off his finger. Hambrick was hospitalized, and died over the weekend from his injuries. - (Black-on-white) |
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White woman hospitalized after being shot at south Tulsa apartment complex by her black ex-boyfriend  A woman was shot during an apparent altercation with her ex-boyfriend Tuesday morning, Tulsa police said. Police said the woman was shot several times about 2:50 a.m. at the Fairmont Terrace Apartments in the 1100 block of East 60th Street. During the course of an argument with her ex-boyfriend, the woman was reportedly shot as she stood on a third-floor balcony, Sgt. August Terbrock said. Police have named 30-year-old Michael Ishman as a person of interest in the shooting. The woman, who is in her 20s, was then taken by EMSA to an area hospital for treatment in stable condition, Terbrock said. Ishman had previously served time in the Oklahoma Department of Corrections on various charges that include vehicle theft, drug possession and possession of a firearm after a felony conviction, according to arrest records. - (Black-on-white) |
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2 dead, man facing 2 counts of intoxication manslaughter following motorcycle-truck collision  A man is charged with two counts of intoxication manslaughter after a motorcycle accident in Orange claimed the lives of two people. The accident happened Sunday evening at the intersection of West Park Ave. and 12th Street. According to police, a pickup heading west on West Park Ave. hit the back of a motorcycle. Both the driver and the passenger of the motorcycle died at the scene. Orange police say the victims are Riley Portie, 54, and his wife Emily Portie, 50, both of Orange. The driver of the pickup truck, Travis Collins, 29, also of Orange, was taken to Baptist Hospital in Orange for unknown injuries. Police believe excessive speed and intoxication are factors in the crash. Collins has been charged with two counts of Intoxication Manslaughter. As of 8 a.m. Monday he has not been arraigned. - (Black-on-white) |
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Murder trial for (black) suspect accused of murder of (White) man  A trial for a man facing murder charges in connection with an April 2012 homicide is set to start Monday, June 1, according to court documents. Travion Kirkland, 21, is accused of shooting 21-year-old Jesse Bowen and faces one count of murder, a charge that carries up to 65 years in prison if convicted. Bowen was found dead in his home April 16, 2012, in the 56000 block of Best Ave. in Baugo Township. He died of a single gunshot wound to the chest, according to information released in 2012 from the Elkhart County Coroner’s Office. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Suspect Charged In Fatal Lake View Robbery - that left White man dead in alley  A (black) man has been charged with fatally shooting a 25-year-old (White) man during a robbery early Saturday. Kristopher K. Pitts, 22, faces one count each of first-degree murder and robbery armed with a firearm, according to a statement from Chicago Police. Pitts was arrested after being identified as the man who shot Kevin O. O’Malley twice in the chest during a violent robbery about 2 a.m. O’Malley was pronounced dead at the scene, according to police and the Cook County medical examiner’s office. An officer at the scene said the shooting might have stemmed from an armed robbery for a cell phone. After the shooting, authorities found O’Malley’s body in an alley underneath CTA train tracks. - (Black-on-white) |
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Two more people arrested in shooting death of (White) Bartow man     Two more people have been charged in the April shooting death of a 36-year-old man just north of Cartersville. Arrick Deandrae Camps and Bernard Mario Dixon, both 20 and from Cartersville, were arrested on felony murder charges, Bartow County Sheriff Clark Millsap said Friday in an emailed statement. Details of the arrests, which came nearly two months after sheriff’s deputies found Robert Ashley Carr of White in the parking lot of Woodwright Industries on Highway 411, were not released. It was not immediately clear how the suspects were connected to Carr, who had been shot multiple times in the upper torso with a small-caliber handgun when authorities discovered his body about 6:45 a.m. April 7. Earlier this month, authorities arrested Stephanie Fawn Gardner, 34, of Cartersville, and Elizabeth Morgan Kelley, 24, of Acworth, on party to the crime of felony murder charges. Camps, Dixon, Gardner and Kelley were being held in the Bartow County Sheriff’s Office Adult Detention Center without bond, Millsap said Friday. - (Black-on-white) |
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San Francisco police search for (cowardly black) thief who targets vulnerable elderly and disabled women  SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco police are looking for a pickpocket who targets elderly and disabled women on Muni. Police say the suspect was caught on camera on Saturday, stealing the wallet of 69-year-old Karen Sellers. Sellers, who uses a scooter, was on the 5 Fulton line, and says she was suspicious of the thief almost immediately. She said he was holding a jacket over his arm, and repeatedly bumped her with that jacket on the ride. When the bus stopped near McAllister Street and Van Ness Avenue, he made his move. "Stage a fall directly on top of me, pinning me to the chair doing what he had to," said Sellers. "I yelled right away, he got out the back door and I looked down and my purse was wide open and I said 'thief.'" The suspect got away with Seller's wallet with several credit cards. Police said the cards were used within minutes, and say the theft was the work of a serial pickpocket. Officer Carlos Manfredi from the San Francisco police department calls the thief a coward, for targeting the most vulnerable passengers. - (Black-on-white) |
Skeletal Remains Found in Fremont Matched to (White Female) Swedish Student Who Vanished in 1982  Authorities say skeletal remains found in the East Bay Hills are those of a Swedish exchange student who disappeared more than 30 years ago. The remains belong to Elisabeth Martinsson, a 21-year-old studying at the College of Marin who vanished on Jan. 17, 1982. The Marin County Sheriff's office got her positive identification from dental records in November, after skeletal remains were first found in Fremont's Morrisson Canyon in 2010. But he said his agency needed more time to investigate, in trying to explain why it took so long to announce the news. Martinsson was working as a nanny and staying with a family in Greenbrae in Marin County when she went shopping for a pair of boots and never returned. Ten days later, a man and a woman were found with her car in Oklahoma. The two – Henry Lee Coleman of Los Angeles and Sabrina Ann Johnson of Seattle – were never charged in the woman's disappearance and eventually the case went cold. Coleman is still considered a person of interest, authorities said. Sheriff's investigators are trying to determine if he is still alive.
The cause of death remains undetermined. Her ashes will be sent to her family in Sweden. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Springfield man gets 72 years for home invasion, sexual assault, attacking police officer  Antonio Florence was sentenced to 72 years in prison Thursday, but Springfield police officer Bryan Henson still expects Florence to continue to affect his life everyday. An emotional Henson told Sangamon County Associate Judge Christopher Perrin at Florence's sentencing hearing that he is still dealing with the emotional and psychological damage Florence caused. During the afternoon of Feb. 21, 2014, Henson responded to a routine "dropped" 911 call — meaning no one was on the other end when the call came through. When he arrived, Florence, 38, confronted him at the door. A woman inside on the couch behind Florence yelled to Henson that Florence had raped her and that he had a gun. Henson, an eight-year veteran of the force, was attacked, knocked to the ground and nearly had his weapon taken in a struggle with Florence, which ended with Henson shooting him in the leg. He hasn't been the same since, he said. "Every call I go on, I have the fear of being blindsided," Henson said in his testimony Thursday. "I will never be the same officer as I was that morning." - (Black-on-white) |
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2 (worthless black thugs) Arrested In Connection With 1978 Kidnap-Rape-Murder Of (White) Lancaster Woman LANCASTER — Deputies Wednesday announced the arrest of two men in connection with the murder of a Lancaster woman in 1978. According to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, 20-year-old Leslie Long — a married woman who had three young children — worked alone at a gas station on the corner of Palmdale Boulevard and Division Street in the City of Palmdale. Between 8 p.m. and 10:05 p.m. on Dec. 3, 1978, two African American men entered the gas station with a handgun, and robbed Long of an undisclosed amount of money. Deputies said the suspects then kidnapped Long, forced her into their vehicle at gun point, and drove away heading south on the Antelope Valley Freeway towards Los Angeles. The suspects then pulled off the freeway and drove to a deserted area where they raped Long before shooting her multiple times. After the shooting, both men returned to the vehicle and fled from the scene. Paramedics pronounced Long dead at the scene. According to detectives, the search for her killers remained unsolved for the past 37 years. “At the time of the murder, both suspects were active gang members,” said Det. Steven Lankford. In March 2006, new leads and persons of interest re-opened the case. Officials said Neal Matthews, 58, and Terry Moses, 59, were linked to the horrific crime after DNA technology located their sperm on Long’s body. Matthews was arrested at his home in Lancaster on Thursday, detectives added. He is being held at the Lancaster Sheriff’s Station, and appeared in court on Tuesday. He remains in custody without bail. Deputies said Moses is currently serving a life sentence on an unrelated case. The Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office filed an arrest warrant on Moses in connection with Long’s murder. He is expected to be arraigned at a later date. - (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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MARSHALL COUNTY, Miss. – Malandus Penson is charged with two counts of DUI after two Briarcrest Christian School students died in a crash on Highway 78. Investigators with the Mississippi Highway Patrol said the two-car crash happened near the Desoto County line around 6:30 a.m. Sunday. The car, in which the students were riding, was rear ended and rolled off of the highway. 17-year-olds 
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