New Nation News - Black-on-White Crime |
| ARCHIVE for 29 June 2015 |
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| 29 June, 2015 |
(Black) Man convicted of murdering (adopted) girlfriend's (White) parents sentenced to death     The man convicted of the aggravated murders in the 2013 beating deaths of his girlfriend's parents in Summit County has been sentenced to the death penalty. Shawn Ford was convicted last year of murdering his girlfriend's parents, Jeffrey and Margaret "Peg" Schobert and last week, Judge Parker ruled he is mentally fit for execution. Prosecutors say he beat them to death with a sledgehammer. A jury recommended the death sentence in the 20-year-old's trial. Ford and teenager Jamall Vaughn beat the Schobert's to death inside their New Franklin home in April of 2013. Vaughn was 14 at the time of the murders. He pleaded in February to two counts of aggravated murder, one count of aggravated burglary and one count of aggravated robbery. Vaughn will be sentenced Tuesday at 1 p.m. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Talladega Co. Jail employee charged in homicide of (White man) Doyle Ingram  An Alpine man was arrested by members of the Talladega County Sheriff’s Office late Thursday afternoon and charged with murder in the June 19 homicide of 66-year-old Talladega native Doyle Ingram. A warrant was obtained for 29-year-old Cecil Rashad Chappell, an employee at the Talladega County Jail. An area resident discovered Ingram’s body in his own truck parked at Nottingham Road on June 19 with the engine still running, and called 911, thinking there had been an accident. “Investigation revealed that Chappell had been involved in a business transaction with Ingram,” he said. “Ingram had gone to Chappell’s home to discuss the matter and ultimately was shot to death by Chappell. He then loaded the body into Ingram’s truck and drove it to the location where it was discovered on Nottingham Road.” - (Black-on-white) |
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Police: Second (black) suspect arrested in May 10 murder (of White man)   FLINT, MI - A second person has been arrested for the May 10 murder of Jason Missentzis, according to Flint police. Celeste Baker, 32, has been charged and arraigned for first-degree murder, armed robbery, conspiracy to commit armed robbery and using a computer to commit a crime. Police say Anthony Kennedy, 28, was also arrested on May 13 after a stand-off that ended peacefully between Kennedy and Grand Blanc Township police. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Murder suspect admits to beating, attempting to set (White) victim on fire  Dallas police arrested a murder suspect who they say beat a man to death Monday and tried to set him on fire in his far northeast Dallas apartment. Officers arrived at the apartment in the 9700 block of Forest Lane around 6 p.m. and found 54-year-old Ricky Griffin dead on the living room floor. He appeared to have suffered blunt force trauma to the head. A witness, who lives in the apartment and was not identified, told detectives that Griffin had come to visit her earlier in the day. She left him and the suspect, 25-year-old Kieron Alexander, alone for about an hour, police records show. When she came home, she found Griffin beaten to death and a small fire burning next to him. Alexander fled the scene, police said. Although it is unclear what provoked the attack, Alexander told detectives that Griffin “made several unwanted sexual gestures toward him,” causing him to lose control and strike the victim. He also admitted attempting to set Griffin on fire. - (Black-on-white) |
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Four charged with murder in Cary hit-and-run   Cary, N.C. — Four suspects have been charged with first-degree murder in a fatal hit-and-run Friday night that happened during a botched drug transaction, Cary police said Sunday. Investigators said 16-year-old Katherine Burdick-Crow, of Cary, was hit at about 9:20 p.m. on Lawrence Road near Walnut Street. She was taken to WakeMed, where she later died. Charged are: Abijah James Masse, 17, Beth Strange, 18, Joshua Odell Simmons, 17, and Jourdan Chanquion Mack, 20 -- Investigators said Burdick-Crow was robbed and became involved in an altercation with the suspects. During the altercation, she fell from a 2003 Ford F-150 pickup driven by Simmons as the suspects fled the scene. - (Black-on-white) |
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82-year-old (White) Business Owner Considers Closing Shop After Robbery by cowardly black thugs  NEW KENSINGTON ( – Police are looking for the men who robbed a New Kensington shoe repair shop Friday afternoon. It happened shortly before 3 p.m. at Gene’s Shoe Service on Fifth Avenue. Police say the men robbed the business at gunpoint and hit store owner, 82-year-old Gene Montemurro, in the back of the head. The two men took money out of Montemurro’s pocket, as well as cash from the register. “I’m shocked, but I didn’t say a word, they didn’t say a word and they took off and that’s it,” said Montemurro. Montemurro said he didn’t even know the one man had a gun until police pointed it out to him while reviewing surveillance footage. “I’ll tell you the truth, I’ve been in business for 66 years, for 65 years I never had any problem,” said Monetmurro. However, in 2014 that changed. Montemurro said that year he dealt with busted-in windows several times and another robbery. Montemurro says his family thinks it’s time to retire. “What can I say? I love my work, they love me, but I can’t take anymore,” he said holding back tears. When asked to take a guess, Montemurro says he’s repaired close to 75 shoes a day for the past 66 years. “You add it up, I’m not that good (at math),” he said. The suspects are both described as black males, one is about 5 feet 9 inches tall and weighing 160 pounds. The other suspect is described as being 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighing roughly 180 pounds – at the time he was wearing a hooded sweatshirt, cargo pants and flip-flops. Anyone with information is asked to call police. - (Black-on-white) |
Two (White) Firefighters in stable condition after stabbing by berserk black  SAN DIEGO - Two firefighters who were jumped and stabbed during a medical-aid call at an East Village transit depot were recovering from their "near-death experience" Thursday. "I'm very, very pleased to be here today to announce that those firefighters are going to be OK," San Diego Fire Chief Javier Mainar said during a briefing at downtown police headquarters. Alex Wallbertt, 37, and Ben Vernon, 32, were tending to a patient at the trolley station in the 500 block of Park Boulevard shortly before 4 p.m. Wednesday when a bystander, 34-year-old Ryan Allen Jones, allegedly began interfering with them. "He was asked several times by the firefighters to move back," San Diego Police Department Chief Shelley Zimmerman told reporters. "He continued to interfere with the firefighters rendering the aid, and an altercation occurred." Jones allegedly attacked Vernon with a folding knife, prompting Wallbertt to come to his colleague's aid. During the ensuing struggle, both firefighters suffered multiple stab wounds to their upper bodies. Transit security officers ended the assault by pulling the 6-foot-3-inch, 210-pound assailant off the victims and dousing him with pepper spray, authorities said. The guards then held Jones until police arrived. Medics took Vernon to Scripps Mercy Hospital for treatment of stab wounds to his back, one of which resulted in a collapsed lung, Mainar said. Wallbertt was admitted to UCSD Medical Center with less severe injuries to his upper body. - (Black-on-white) |
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Surveillance video shows brutal attack (from behind) by black teen on White man     LA MESA - On Wednesday, authorities circulated surveillance camera images of a youth sought for beating up a 52-year-old man at a La Mesa transit depot. The victim had just exited a trolley about 8 p.m. June 13 when the assailant jumped him, punching him until he fell to the ground and then kicking him in the head. By the time officers arrived, the attacker had fled. Police do not know why the victim was targeted. The man was taken to Alvarado Hospital, where he was treated. A surveillance camera captured images of the aggressor, described as a black teenager with braided hair, wearing blue jeans, a white sweat shirt, red tennis shoes and a black baseball cap. Anyone with information about the case was asked to call San Diego County Crime Stoppers at (888) 580-8477 or contact the agency online at sdcrimestoppers.org. Tipsters may remain anonymous and could be eligible for a reward of up to $1,000. - (Black-on-white) |
(White) Indianapolis man with disability followed home and robbed by (black) man with shoulder length dreadlocks  INDIANAPOLIS — An Indianapolis man has a warning for others after he says someone followed him home and robbed him. It happened in the 5400 block of North Alton Avenue Tuesday night. Timothy Houser has a rare genetic disease that affects his strength and muscle movement. He has been wheelchair bound for the past seven years. He said he had no idea that someone’s kind gesture would end up costing him thousands of dollars. Houser said the thief got away with his medicine, a gun, cash and cashier’s checks worth $25,000. “I want to get the word out, who this guy is, he’s a coward,” said Houser. “He obviously knew I was disabled because he helped me, so that’s why he did it.” - (Black-on-white) |
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Rowlett police investigating video of assault on (White) woman, child by two black female savages ROWLETT, Texas – Rowlett police have confirmed a video that has been floating around the internet this week of a woman being assaulted as she holds a child in her lap occurred at a Garland ISD elementary school last Friday. Police have been investigating the video since they were made aware of it, and are searching for the suspect that led the assault. The video appears to show two young women attempting to get another to fight them as the victim sits on a bench with a small child in her lap. Eventually, one of the women grabs the victim by her hair and rips her off of the bench, sending both the victim and the child spilling to the concrete below. The assault suspect then continues to pull the victim onto the grass where she hits her repeatedly as the child screams out. A Rowlett police spokesperson confirmed Thursday night the video was shot on June 19 outside of Herfurth Elementary School, but said the investigation was ongoing. If you have any information that could help police in their investigation, please call 972-412-6200. - (Black-on-white) |
Family of man in coma after random attack says he likely won’t recover  MCKEES ROCKS, Pa. — The sister of a man who police said was robbed at random of $60 while walking through a park in McKees Rocks last month said he likely won’t recover. “The doctors tell us there is no hope for his brain. His brain is completely damaged,” said Tina Ernst, the victim’s sister. According to Ernst, her brother, 44-year-old David Poole, was walking home with a friend near West Park on May 26 when they were surprise-attacked by three men. Ernst said her brother was hit in the head with an object and taken to the ground, cracking his skull. She said Poole, who has four children and one stepchild, has been in a coma for nearly a month. Doctors told Ernst that even if Poole survives, he’ll live out the rest of his life as a vegetable. “I just want them to know that they took someone's life; someone's son, someone's brother, someone's father,” Ernst said. Ernst said her brother was attacked all for $60 and his phone, which wasn’t found at the scene. The robbers also got away with his friend’s purse. One eyewitness gave a vague denoscription of the attackers, saying one individual was tall with a large Afro and others were shorter. All were described as being in their 20s. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Man convicted of murdering (White) tow truck driver  A Baltimore jury has convicted Prince Rogers in the murder of a tow-truck driver in the city's Upton neighborhood, the state's attorney's office said. In the early hours of Nov. 1, 2010, Rogers, 36, approached the vehicle where driver Andrew Joyce, 23, was working to load a Dodge Durango onto his truck. A witness watched as the two men argued, and as Joyce reached into the truck, Rogers fired a single shot, prosecutors said. Police found Joyce lying across the seat with the engine of the truck still running. It took detectives four years to close the case. Rogers faces a maximum sentence of life in prison plus 20 additional years. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man Charged With Murder After Causing Deadly Bedford Crash    BEDFORD – A newlywed husband was killed and his pregnant wife seriously injured Thursday when their car was broadsided by a man who police say was driving a stolen Audi and trying to escape them. Police have charged 29-year old Jason Bernard Miller with murder after he attempted to flee Bedford Police Thursday afternoon and ended up hitting a car stopped at the intersection of Don Dodson road at Murphy Rd. According to police the incident started when the suspect, driving a black Audi at high speed, blew past a Bedford police officer going the other way. When police caught up to Miller, they discovered that he had t-boned another vehicle – seriously injuring the occupants, and was attempting to climb through the sunroof of the stolen wrecked Audi. Reports state officers detained Miller and summoned additional Bedford Police and Fire Units to the scene. Authorities have now identified the Bedford couple as 25-year old Colby Bozo and his (pregnant) wife Kristen. Mr. Bozo was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident. Kristen was airlifted to John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth where she remains in critical condition. According to the Dallas Police, the Audi Miller was driving was reported stolen on June 17. - (Black-on-white) |
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Norwich Police Arrest Ex-con Black Haitian Migrant In Homicide Investigation  NORWICH — Police have arrested a 40-year-old man in connection with the slaying of a woman inside her apartment earlier this month. Casey Chadwick was found on June 15 in an apartment at 16 Spaulding St., and her body showed "obvious signs of trauma," Sgt. Ed Peckham said. On Thursday, police said Jean Jacques, of 5 Crossway St., had been charged with murder in Chadwick's death. Jacques is being held on $1 million bail and is expected to appear in court Thursday, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Teen pleads guilty to Trapuzzano murder   INDIANAPOLIS — Simeon Adams, 17, pleaded guilty Thursday in the murder of Nathan Trapuzzano, according to the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office. Trapuzzano, 24, was killed in April 2014 while on his morning walk in his neighborhood. Surveillance video showed a suspect following Trapuzzano before gunning him down. Trapuzzano was a newlywed whose wife was pregnant at the time. Adams admitted Thursday to shooting and killing Trapuzzano. Adams, who was 16 at the time of the murder, was charged as an adult. “We really wanted to make sure that we made a wise decision and that he’s where he belongs, behind bars, and hopeuflly this doesnt happen to another family,” Shayne Trappuzzano, Nathan’s sister, said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Chicago cop killer released from prison, McCarthy furious   CHICAGO — A convicted cop killer is now a free man, and Chicago’s top cop is furious about it. In 1973, Joseph Bigsby was a teenager; he had just robbed two people, and he was being chased by the police; Bigsby turned and shot officer Edward Barron to death. He was convicted of murder, attempted murder and armed robbery and sentenced to 200 years in prison Thursday, the Illinois Prisoner Review Board let him out after serving just 40 percent of his sentence. Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy says, “(This) decision is an affront to the entire law enforcement community, but especially to the dedicated men and women of the Chicago Police Department who risk their lives and personal well-being daily as they strive to better our city and ensure the safety of our communities.” The original robbery that started it all netted Joseph Bigsby just $4.10. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Reno man faces open murder in Ponderosa Motel stabbing  A 27-year-old man faces open murder in the death of another man found with stab wounds at the entrance of a local motel in August 2014 in Reno. Johnathan Mingo, 27, was booked Wednesday into the Washoe County jail on open murder with a deadly weapon, among other charges. Reno officers had responded at about 1:30 a.m. on Aug. 29, 2014, to a call of a stabbing at the Ponderosa Motel on 515 S. Virginia St. Upon arrival, they found a man with a stab wound to the chest near the entrance of the motel, police said in a news release Thursday. Richard LeBarron, 48, was taken to a local hospital, where died of his injuries. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Prisoner charged in unsolved double homicide (of two White men) and sexual assault in Flint   FLINT, MI -- Prosecutors have filed charges against a man currently serving time in prison after they say he killed two men and sexually assaulted a woman on the city's north side three years ago. Marcus Allen Howell was charged Wednesday, June 24, with two counts of felony murder and first-degree criminal sexual conduct in an Aug. 5, 2012, attack that left 54-year-old Randy Phillips and 40-year-old Patrick H. Boven dead. The two were found shot to death around 5:30 a.m. inside the home on Dayton Street. Police said a woman had apparent knife wounds to her neck and ran to a neighbor's house to call 911, saying that someone broke into the home killing the two men and cutting her several times. Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton said the investigation revealed the woman was also sexually assaulted during the attack. - (Black-on-white) |
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Two Black Men Indicted In Shooting Death Of (White) Marine   One year after the shooting death of a Woodford County Marine, a grand jury has indicted two individuals. A Fayette County Grand Jury returned indictments for Quincinio D. Canada and Dawan Q. Mulazim in relation to their involvement in the murder of Jonathan Price and assault of Megan Price. Jonathan and Megan Price were leaving Austin City Saloon on June 21, 2014 when they were approached by two men demanding money. Jonathan was shot in the back and Megan was shot in the leg. Megan survived her injuries, however Jonathan did not. In relation to the case, both individuals have been indicted on charges of murder, robbery and assault. "I think it will make Megan feel better, but of course it won't bring her husband back. But, it has to put her mind at ease, knowing that they are not on the streets anymore," said Jessica Mitchell. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) suspect who murdered his (White) supervisor after getting laid off arrested in West Texas  HOUSTON – The suspect accused of killing his supervisor Tuesday has been arrested in West Texas. He surrendered to Fort Stockton police early Wednesday. Houston police had been searching for 49-year-old Rodney Jackson since the shooting at 9051 Spikewood in northeast Houston. The victim, 40-year-old Jason S. Yanko, had just told Jackson he was being laid off. Police say Jackson went to his vehicle to get a gun and tried to walk back into the building but Yanko stopped him at the door. "Are you sure?" Jackson asked Yanko before shooting him several times, court documents said. Yanko died at the scene. He was still holding Jackson's termination papers in his hand. - (Black-on-white) |
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Convicted (black) killer of (White) cop seeks post conviction relief, recusal of prosecutor  BLOUNTVILLE, Tenn.—A judge will decide in September whether to recuse the Sullivan County District Attorney’s office in the case against convicted cop killer Nikolaus Johnson. Johnson was convicted in 2007 and sentenced to death in the 2004 murder of Bristol Tennessee Police Officer Mark Vance. Officials said Vance was responding to a domestic violence call when Johnson shot him in the face. The man had been sentenced to death, but the state gave him a stay of execution in 2014. Johnson has filed a couple motions, including one to recuse District Attorney Barry Staubus, and another for post-conviction relief. . - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Mayoral candidate among shooting victims in Vaughan cafe attack by black   Maria Voci, an employee at Moka espresso bar who was killed in Wednesday’s multiple shooting there, was “a beautiful person” always going out of her way to help others, a neighbour remembers. Voce always seemed to be smiling, and her three sons, aged 20 to 25, “were her pride and joy.” Dozens of commenters expressed shock and sorrow at her death in both English and Italian. “Always put her family and friends first. Voci, 47, and fellow Vaughan resident Christopher De Simone, 24, were killed around 8:15 a.m. Wednesday, when a masked gunman wearing a hoodie opened fire on four people inside the coffee shop, near the busy intersection of Islington Ave. and Highway 7. Police continued Thursday to hunt for the gunman, described as a black male around 5-foot-10 to 5-foot-11, driving a dark, four-door compact car. Two adult men — including Rocco Di Paola, a candidate in last fall’s mayoral election — were also injured in the shooting.. - (Black-on-white) |
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Murderpedia - Omar S. THORNTON - black beer thief and mass murderer blames 'racism'
 The Hartford Distributors shooting was a mass shooting that occurred on August 3, 2010, in Manchester, Connecticut, United States. The location of the crime was a warehouse owned by Hartford Distributors, a beer distribution company. The gunman, former employee Omar Thornton, shot and killed eight people before turning a gun on himself. The shooting Thornton, a 34-year-old black man, was called into his place of employment for disciplinary purposes. Thornton had been recorded on surveillance video in the Hartford Distributors warehouse stealing beer on a previous occasion. Hartford Distributors is a wholesale distributor of Budweiser beer products and wine. Given the options of being fired or resigning, Thornton signed the resignation papers and was being escorted out of the building. Instead of leaving, he took two Ruger SR9s from his lunchbox and opened fire. At the time Thornton started shooting, there were around 40 employees in the building. In just a few minutes, Thornton murdered eight coworkers, and seriously injured two others. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man guilty of stabbing (White) Lancaster woman 25 times during home-invasion  A local jury convicted a man Friday of attempted murder regarding a Lancaster home-invasion, attack last year in which a woman was stabbed 25 times. Elswart Bodden also was convicted of robbery and burglary, and faces decades in prison when he is sentenced in about three months. The jury of eight women and four men deliberated just over an hour before deciding the case Friday at 3:15 p.m. The 30-year-old woman who was attacked wept alongside her family in the courtroom gallery. Several jurors peered back at her as they entered the courtroom to announce the verdict. She was “absolutely” certain Bodden was her attacker, pointing him out in court. She said Bodden stabbed her for an hour while inside her West Orange Street apartment, leaving several times only to return and continue stabbing her. Bodden, 24, told her she had to die because she saw his face, according to her testimony. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Evil black savage) Suspect in 2012 murder of grandmother takes plea deal  CHATTANOOGA, TN - The man charged in the 2012 murder of 75 year-old Joanne Desha accepted a plea deal Tuesday. Reginald Mapp Jr. pleaded guilty to second degree murder and was sentenced 40 years. Mapp was also sentenced to 15 years for the charge of aggravated robbery, which will be served concurrently. PREVIOUS STORY (2012): A grand jury will decide if the case of the man accused of murdering a 75 year old Chattanooga woman will move forward. Reginald Mapp Jr. is charged with felony murder and especially aggravated robbery. Police say Joanne Desha's adult children found her unresponsive on the floor of her Marco Circle home, after not being able to reach her by phone. - (Black-on-white) |
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Images Released Of (Black) Benson Stabbing/Robbery Suspect  Omaha police are looking for help in finding a man who robbed a Benson store on Friday night. He also stabbed the store's owner. The man came into Daisy Jones Locker with a knife and demanded money. After the man got the money, he stabbed the store owner and attempted to drag her. The owner, Angi Coleman, fought back, biting the suspect. He fled the store. Coleman was taken to the hospital for treatment but has since been released. Anyone with information on this robbery is asked to call Crime Stoppers, 402-444-7867 (STOP). - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Jason A. McCrary as the lead suspect in death of (White) 38-year-old Timberly Claytor  Timberly Claytor's body was found near an abandoned house with three gunshot wounds to the head. Lavender said there was a large amount of blood near the body, so a homicide investigation was launched at that time. Jason McCrary, a convicted sex offender, was taken into custody Saturday after the search of a vehicle parked in the 1100 block of Massieville Road, where Lavender said McCrary was living. McCrary failed to register as a sex offender for the residence he was living in after being convicted of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor over a decade ago, Schmidt said. McCrary's other previous convictions include aggravated robbery and complicity to burglary. Schmidt could not comment on whether Claytor and missing women Charlotte Trego, 29; Wanda Lemons, 38; and Tiffany Sayre, 26, knew each other, but he said evidence does show they could have known some of the same people. Schmidt said the common threads for the missing women are frequent visits to the area of Second Street, the individuals they were involved with and that "there is a drug element" to the cases. Second Street is commonly known by law enforcement as an area where prostitutes gather.. - (Black-on-white) |
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Sister blasts duo involved in fatal rooftop robbery  The sister of a man pepper-sprayed and pickpocketed before fatally plunging off a Brooklyn rooftop spat a parting shot at his robbers just before they were hit with 15-year sentences Friday. “I pray the screams of my brother crying out in the darkness . . . with the sounds of his body splattering down will haunt you forever,” Ingrid Reichl told Keston Jones and Ruben Santiago, who were convicted last month of robbing a drunken Robert Reichl, 50, on the Sunset Park roof in 2013. The two were acquitted of his murder in Brooklyn Supreme Court, but convicted on lesser charges. Jones’ lawyer said he’ll appeal. The victim was a doctor who had lost his medical license. - (Black-on-white) |
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Elyria police seek (black) suspect accused of stealing donations intended for (White) girl with cerebral palsy  ELYRIA, Ohio – Police are asking for help finding a man accused of stealing a donation jar filled with money meant to benefit an 8-year-old girl with cerebral palsy. A surveillance camera captured the theft. Police identified 46-year-old Christopher Ian Parker, who has an alias of Christopher Johnson, as the suspect. Parker has not been arrested, but charges are pending for the theft, according to police. A donation jar was set up Saturday at the Train Station, an East River Street bar, for an employee's young daughter. Throughout the night, the jar was passed among patrons for donations. While the jar was placed near an exit, a man is accused of grabbing the money and leaving. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Police investigate possible (black-on-White) race-based hate crime in Stapleton STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Just days after a white South Carolina man allegedly gunned down nine black churchgoers, police are investigating reports that a group of black males shouting racial slurs attacked a white man on Targee Street in Stapleton Friday afternoon, an NYPD spokeswoman said. The 28-year-old victim was walking southbound on Targee Street around 3 p.m. when he was approached by the violent mob, the spokeswoman said. The attackers, who were not known to the victim, hurled racial epithets and assorted debris at the victim, including glass bottles, pieces of lumber and a fluorescent light bulb, she said. A friend intervened and took the victim to Richmond University Medical Center, West Brighton, for medical treatment, the spokeswoman said. His condition was not immediately available. The NYPD spokeswoman said the department's Hate Crimes Task Force would likely be investigating the incident. As of Saturday afternoon, no arrests had been made. - (Black-on-white) - (Hatecrimes) |
(Black) Woman arrested for manslaughter following fatal 2014 crash  A woman was arrested in connection to a fatal car crash last year in Delaware County. Crest Wood, 31, of the Bronx, was taken into custody Friday morning by Bronx County sheriff’s deputies and then transported to the Delaware County Sheriff's Office. She was charged with manslaughter in the second degree, criminally negligent homicide, both felonies and reckless driving, an unclassified misdemeanor. A county court warrant was issued for Wood's arrest earlier this month after she was indicted by a Delaware County Grand Jury. Deputies say on Aug. 21, 2014, Wood is accused of driving the wrong way on Cat Hollow Road in the town of Colchester. Deputies say she collided head-on with William Sharpless, 48, of Nineveh, causing his death. On Friday morning, Wood was taken to the Delaware County Jail in lieu of $3,000 cash bail pending further court action. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police circulate sketch in Las Vegas Subway robbery  LAS VEGAS -- A man who shot a Las Vegas Subway shop owner is still on the loose. Police released a sketch of the suspect. Family members of the owner hope the drawing could lead to an arrest. They say their mother and wife was brutalized, shot at point blank range in the face. The victim’s daughter says, "She definitely had a guardian angel standing over her when this happened." The victim’s husband says, "The trauma nurse said someone put a breath of air out as the bullets were entering her face through her head and through her chest." Still, after a week, the family wants to remain anonymous knowing that the gunman is on the loose. Last Wednesday police say the man in the sketch entered the Subway restaurant. The suspect took the owner and an employee in the back room. That’s when a struggle happened and the owner was shot. The victim’s daughter says, "When you see a face to what has caused to your mom it's just pure hate -- hatred." The family wants the man you see in the sketch caught and they have a message for anyone with information to his whereabouts. The daughter says, This man is a criminal. This man is aggressive. This man will do this again." - (Black-on-white) |
Court: (Black) Man With 74 IQ Can’t Be Executed For Slaying of (White) Philadelphia Police Officer  HARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania’s high court says a man convicted of murdering a Philadelphia police officer can’t be executed because he has an IQ of 74. The state Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a lower court ruling that Edward Bracey’s below-average intellectual functioning made him ineligible for the death penalty. Bracey is serving a life sentence without possibility of parole in the 1991 murder of 21-year-old officer Daniel Boyle. Boyle’s sister tells the Grand Forks Herald in North Dakota that the ruling was excruciating, unfair and not justice. Kathleen Wrigley is the wife of North Dakota Lt. Gov. Drew Wrigley. The Pennsylvania court voted 4-1 to uphold Judge M. Teresa Sarmina’s January 2014 ruling sparing the 52-year-old Bracey. The U.S. Supreme Court has barred execution of anyone deemed mentally disabled by a state. - (Black-on-white) |
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Death Penalty for (Black) Man Found Guilty in 2013 Murder (of White Man)    A 30 year old man found guilty of capital murder in Harrison County was sentenced to death today. Rahim Ambrose, along with two co-defendants, is accused of beating Robert Trosclair in two separate locations for nearly two hours in the Delisle community in April 2013. The victim died of blunt force trauma to the head, three stab wounds in his side, and strangulation. He was found face down in a ditch. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police hunt (black) suspect in murder of (White) Brampton teen over cellphone  London, Ont., police have identified a suspect in the murder of Brampton teen Jeremy Ryan Cook over a cellphone. Muhab Sultanaly Sultan, 23, of Calgary is wanted on a second-degree murder charge. Police are also asking another person believed to have been in a car with the suspect to come forward. Police say Cook, 18, left his cellphone in a taxi early Sunday but managed to track its location to a parking lot in the city's north end. Cook and a relative allegedly approached a car with three men inside around 5:15 a.m., but the car began to drive away. Cook grabbed the driver's side door, police said. Multiple shots were fired and Cook was struck a number of times, police said. He was pronounced dead on scene. The suspect remains at large and police are asking the public not to approach him and to call 911 if he is seen. - (Black-on-white) - (Canada) |
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(Black) D.C. man who pleaded guilty to stabbing, robbing two 84-year-olds sentenced to 25 years   WASHINGTON -- A D.C. man today pleaded guilty to a crime in Alexandria that left an elderly couple injured and shaken. Horace White, 53, pleaded guilty to seven charges stemming from the January 9 incident in which police say he terrorized a man and a woman, both 84-years-old. His sentence: 25 years in prison. The couple was returning to their home near TC Williams High home after taking a walk when they found White inside the house, a burglary in progress. Police say White stabbed the man in near his stomach, took both of them upstairs and tied them up with electric chords and shoelaces. After later fleeing with a duffle bag filled with cash and jewelry, White got on the metro at Braddock Road. He was then arrested nearly 2 weeks later at the Rosslyn metro station after metro transit police traced activity from his Metro SmartTrip card. Authorities say White had pawned the jewelry in D.C. for $50 worth of crack cocaine. Emily Siegrist, the daughter of one of the victims, says both are battling back. - (Black-on-white) |
Police Issues Warrant for (Black) Suspect in Comanche Park Apartments Homicide (of White Man)    TULSA, Okla- Tulsa Police has issued an arrest warrant for a suspect in connection to the shooting death of a man that took place early Tuesday morning. Authorities say Jerrick (Rico) Washington, 18, is wanted for the murder and robbery of 31-year-old Jacob Shadrick. Officials have already interviewed and arrested Brandy Jordan, 23, and Xavier Jordan, 22, on charges for murder in the first degree. TPD received a call of a break-in at 3711 N Quaker around 2:00 a.m. When officers arrived on scene they found the Shadrick shot dead in an upstairs bedroom. Police say Shadrick was known to sell marijuana in the complex and believe this is what caused him to become the target of several thefts. The three suspects intentions were to break-in the apartment and rob the victim. They attempted to kick-in the back and front door, before breaking out a rear window, gaining access into the apartment. The victim met the suspects downstairs as they were stealing items from the home, and shot the 31-year-old. He then ran upstairs to his bedroom where he was found dead. The suspects fled the scene. The investigation has led authorities to believe there are at least four suspects. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Police: (Black) home invaders forced (White) woman to withdraw money from ATM ROSWELL, Ga. — Roswell police are searching for two gunmen who broke into a home, pistol-whipped a man, then forced his wife to drive to an ATM at gunpoint. The husband said the suspects threw a large paver stone through a back window, while his wife was working just a few feet away. He said she ran to get him, and the gunmen followed her, striking him in the face with a gun, and forcing her to floor. The man, who asked not to be identified, said the suspects forced him to wake up his small children, and held them at gunpoint while one of the men forced his wife to drive to a nearby bank. He said one of the suspects said they were in a gang and that the crime was retaliation against white people. He said the man also asked for the names and occupations of his neighbors, and whether they had children. “That’s unbelievable,” said neighbor Robert Rose. “We moved here because it was safe.” Neighbor Keith Goeke is president of a nearby homeowner’s association. “It’s pretty disconcerting, considering I’ve lived in this area since 2003 and we’ve never had an occurrence like this in this area whatsoever,” he said. Officer Lisa Holland told Petchenik detectives are looking into whether the case could be related to a recent home invasion in Buckhead in which gunman broke into a house on Paces Ridge Road and held a family hostage. - (Black-on-white) |
Black arrested for murder of White graduate  MEMPHIS, Tenn. — An arrest has been made in the murder of an Memphis University School student just days after his graduation. Andrae Tewari, 19, is charged with second degree murder. Frank Gaines Whitington, Jr, 18, was shot and killed in the parking lot of the Champion Hills Apartments. Police say Tewari admitted to the murder. The circumstances surrounding the murder have not been released. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Man who shot, killed (White) Good Samaritan in 2010 pleads guilty  HOUSTON - A man who shot and killed a good Samaritan in November of 2010 has plead guilty to capital murder, according to officials. Anthony Ferrell, 40, shot and killed 24-year-old Samuel Irick after Irick tried to stop Ferrell from stealing a woman's purse. The incident happened at a Chevron gas station in the 4600 block of Beechnut near Meyerland. The woman was not injured in the incident. The entire crime was caught on tape and Ferrell was arrested at a nightclub not long after. Anthony had a lengthy crime record, including charges of burglary and aggravated robbery, dating back to the 1980s. Ferrell will be sentenced early next year, officials said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police arrest black man in racist hatecrime pack attack on White man and his son at Florence park   Florence police have made an arrest in a group attack that left a father and son injured on June 5. The victim said a group of 20 to 30 juveniles attacked him and his son during First Fridays at Wilson Park. The man said they beat him and used a stun gun on him while shouting racial slurs. He said they also shattered his car's rear window while his wife and other child were inside. Police confirmed they arrested 28-year-old Isiah Thornton on Tuesday. He is charged with third-degree assault and third-degree criminal mischief. This case garnered attention as a possible hate crime because the group was all black and used racial slurs against a white family. Police have said this does not make it a hate crime. Police are still looking for other suspects as the investigation continues. - (Black-on-white) - (Hatecrimes) |
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(Black man) Gregory Russeau of Texas to be executed this week in 75-year-old auto mechanic’s death HOUSTON — A man convicted in the fatal beating of a 75-year-old auto repair shop owner in East Texas is facing execution this week, with no court appeals pending. Gregory Russeau is scheduled for execution Thursday evening for the May 2001 death of James Syvertson. Russeau was driving the victim’s car when police pulled him over in front of a known drug house in Longview, about 200 miles north of Houston. Police found Russeau about eight hours after relatives of Syvertson, who owned an auto repair shop in nearby Tyler, found his body. Court records indicate Russeau was on a cocaine binge and on parole at the time. DNA, fingerprint and palm-print evidence helped convict Russeau of capital murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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UK: Ibis murder trial: Christina Spilane 'stabbed and strangled by (black) lover', Hull court hears   (White) MOTHER-of-two Christina Spilane was stabbed and strangled in a Hull hotel room by her "controlling and jealous" partner Deland Allman, a court heard today. The body of Ms Spilane, 51, also known as Christina Randell, was found in room 231 of the Ibis hotel in Osborne Street, city centre, when staff were carrying out a room check on February 1. She had been stabbed three times and strangled. Deland Allman, 52, her long-term partner who had checked into the hotel with Ms Spilane the previous evening, admits killing her but denies murder. - (Black-on-white) - (UK) |
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Conway police investigating first homicide of the year - (black on White)  CONWAY, Ark. – A Conway man is facing second-degree murder after another was apparently found stabbed and lying in the street. The victim, Cole Harvey, 29, was found June 9 at 11:40 p.m. on the 1400 block of Arden Lane. He was later pronounced dead on the scene, and 29-year-old Zachary Gibbs was arrested in connection to the crime. Woodruff said witnesses told police that Gibbs and Harvey, who were co-workers, were arguing at the workplace and got into a physical altercation. Later, Gibbs was said to have driven to the Harvey's home later that night hoping to talk things out but another fight began. Witnesses said when the second fight stopped, Harvey collapsed and 911 was called. - (Black-on-white) |
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| (White) Teen was hunting lost phone when shot dead (by three blacks)LONDON, Ont. — Police are searching for three suspects after Jeremy Cook, 18, who recently moved to the city to pursue a carpentry career was gunned down in a parking lot Sunday while trying to track down his lost cellphone. He had never been in trouble with the law in London and didn’t know his killers, police said. So far the investigation shows Cook accidentally left his cellphone in a taxi earlier that morning or the previous night. He used a device to track the phone to an address, police said. Cook and a relative went there and approached a silver Mazda sedan with three men in it at about 5:15 a.m. Sunday. The men inside weren't giving the phone back to Cook, police said. During the confrontation over the phone, one man jumped out of the car and walked away and the driver stepped on the gas. Cook grabbed the driver's door and held onto the car as it peeled away out of the parking lot. Police responded to the reports of gunshots and found Cook bleeding behind a plaza. He died at the scene. The Mazda smashed into a fence and hydro pole and police found it abandoned. "It's very tragic that an incident involving a lost phone resulted in the loss of a life," Steeves said. - (Black-on-white) - (Canada) |
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Black arrested for 2014 hit and run death of (White) LSU student   BATON ROUGE - U.S. Marshals and Georgia sheriff's deputies arrested a Vacherie man in connection to a fatal hit and run that left an LSU student dead last June. Janneh Trench, 36, arrested in Clayton, Georgia in connection of the death of LSU student Eric Fabre, 20, on June 20, 2014. Fabre's family says no one should ever have to lose a loved one the way they did. "I'm glad he's caught so he can never do this again to another family," said Fabre's mother Milisa Hubbard. Fabre was killed as a result of a traffic crash which occurred in the 9700 block of Airline Hwy on June 20, 2014 around 12:50am. Fabre was driving a 2013 Honda Ruckus scooter north on Airline Hwy when he was struck in the rear end by a red vehicle. Fabre died at the scene. Baton Rouge Police Traffic Homicide Investigators learned that after the crash Trench fled the scene and later arrived at an abandoned lot in the 2500 block of Erie Street. Trench then attempted to burn the red 2007 Chrysler 300 which he was driving to destroy any evidence from the crash. The Baton Rouge Fire Department says they will add a simple arson charge. - (Black-on-white) |
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1 pleads guilty to perjury in Battaglia death  GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — One of three people charged with perjury in connection to a 1990 homicide has pleaded guilty. During a Monday status conference, Sheila Reed pleaded guilty as charged to perjury while under an investigative subpoena, according to Kent County Judge Mark Trusock’s office. Reed, 57, of Grand Rapids was charged with perjury in connection to the 1990 robbery and beating death of 23-year-old Joel Battaglia in Grand Rapids. His murder remained unsolved until late last year, when four people were arrested in the case. Aurelias Marshall was charged with the homicide, and Reed and two others with perjury. Marshall was convicted of murder earlier this month. Authorities also now say they think Marshall framed another man for sexually assaulting his then-girlfriend’s 10-year-old daughter in 1991. The Kent County prosecutor has filed a motion to vacate Quentin Carter’s conviction in that case. Malcolm Jeffries and Aurelias Marshall’s brother Acey Marshall, both of whom also face perjury charges, were also scheduled for status conferences Monday. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Marshall Co. deputy recovers after shooting, (black) suspect in custody on $2 million bond  MEMPHIS, TN - Marshall County deputy Cody Spoon is recovering after he was shot on-duty in Lamar, Mississippi. According to the Marshall County Sheriff's Office, deputies were responding to a domestic violence call around 12:30 a.m. at a house on Winding Creek Road. The suspect, Mardaniyn Sellers, was in a domestic situation with his wife. When deputies arrived on the scene, Sellers walked halfway down his driveway with a high powered deer rifle, then put the gun down on a pick up truck and walked towards the officers. Then, the deputies and Sellers got into an altercation. Sellers picked up the gun and shot Spoon. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Luzerne County Man Convicted in String of Area Bar-Restaurant Robberies NORRISTOWN, Pa. — A Hazleton, Pa. man has been convicted for his part in a 2013 robbery in Blue Bell, Pa. His attempted getaway from that robbery, and the ensuing manhunt, shut down Montgomery County Community College for a day. Defendant Tyrice Griffin, 42, was found guilty of nine felony charges for taking part in three restaurant and bar robberies, including the November 2013 robbery of the Whitpain Tavern. After the Whitpain Tavern robbery, Griffin had to run away on foot when he crashed his getaway car on the campus of Montgomery County Community College. The manhunt had residents on high alert and forced the college to cancel classes that day. In addition to the Whitpain Tavern, Griffin was also found guilty of robbing the Belevdere Inn, in Lancaster, and Arooga’s Sports Bar and Grille, in Camp Hill, Pa. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Caregiver indicted for elder neglect in death of (White) north Forsyth woman, 81   FORSYTH COUNTY — A caregiver has been indicted on charges of elder neglect after the Forsyth County woman in her care died. According to the indictment from Forsyth County Superior Court, Ileane Leverne Madison faces one count of neglect to an elder person and one count of exploitation and intimidation of elder persons. Court records show Madison has been accused of purposefully depriving Sara Francis Cash, who was 81 at the time, of care to the extent that her health and well-being were jeopardized. According to a Forsyth County Sheriff’s report, Cash was found in her room on July 7, 2014, covered in “deep black and purple bruises all over her body.” Reports that Madison had pushed Cash down have not been substantiated, said Robin Regan, a spokesman for the sheriff’s office, and are evidenced by lack of a homicide charge. “Her autopsy showed injuries from a fall played a part in the cause of death, but the actual cause was undetermined ultimately,” Regan said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Girlfriend of black footballer recants abuse story, says prosecution is racist in domestic violence case  The girlfriend of Arizona State University’s five-star football recruit claimed the prosecution of Davon Durant on charges of domestic violence is influenced by race and misogyny Tuesday. Kelsi Langley, 19, originally told Tempe Police that Durant hit her and tried to strangle her after witnesses called police and reported seeing a man beating a girl inside a car. But, Langley recanted her story to Tempe Police shortly after Durant was arrested. She was joined at a press conference Tuesday by civil rights activist Jarrett Maupin, who called for the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office to reconsider its prosecution of Durant. “There have been attempts by law enforcement and others to paint this as another situation where you have a black athlete who is aggressive, overly aggressive, and overly sexual.” Tempe Police said they have physical evidence in the case, including photos of her injuries, as well as eye witnesses. Domestic violence victims often change their stories. Victim advocates agree. - (Black-on-white) |
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Women say they were assaulted, attacked with piece of concrete (by black female) near Plaza during car robbery   KANSAS CITY, Mo. — An attack on two women has a neighborhood west of the Country Club Plaza on edge. A brutal beating and car theft could have turned out much worse than it did, if not for help from some good Samaritans. Samantha Nofsinger-Smith said she drove her friend home from work Thursday night. The two got out of the car so Samantha’s friend could show her the courtyard of this building, and that’s when she says they were attacked by three women. “The girls didn’t seem like they were coming to attack us, until, it’s just snapped, they just snapped and it was terrifying,” Samantha said. She said she didn’t think anything when a woman walked up to her and her friend Jamie asking for a cell phone and gas money. But it quickly became clear, there was something bad about to happen. “I heard Jamie scream and her hair I saw her head yank back. They grabbed her hair and they started punching her. She hit the floor really hard,” Samantha said. “They were kicking her, punching her.”
That’s when Samantha says another woman picked up a large piece of concrete and threw it at her, knocking her to the ground. Rajanae M. Walker, 17, is currently charged with one count of accessory to robbery. According to court documents, she waived her Miranda Rights and spoke with police. She said she needed a car to see her 14-year-old brother, and “took one from a white lady near the Plaza.” - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Family thanks officers who stopped attack on grandmother, granddaughter by naked black rapist  GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. - Family members of a woman and teenager beaten in a home invasion visited the police department Friday and thanked the officers who stopped the attack. Tucker Davis, 14, was spending the night at her grandparents' house in Lawrenceville when police said Andre Burton, 32, broke into the home around 2:30 a.m. Tuesday. According to police, Burton punched and kicked Davis and her grandmother, Phyllis Davis, 73, as he demanded money, car keys and a laptop from them. "That's a really scary moment for the family, for anybody really," said Officer Daniel Bennett of the Gwinnett Police Department. "It's such a good feeling to be able to help somebody." Davis dialed 911, but was unable to speak to the dispatcher. Officers tracked the call to the home and immediately went inside. They tazed and arrested Burton, who was naked and covered in blood and sweat. Wendell Davis, Tucker's grandfather, called his wife a hero for her efforts to protect Tucker from harm. - (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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A murderous Connecticut beer-truck driver was acting “strangely” and “seemed like he was in a daze” when he kissed his girlfriend goodbye and headed off to gun down eight co-workers, she said yesterday. “I kept asking him what was wrong,” said Kristi Hannah, Omar Thornton’s gal pal. “And he wouldn’t tell me. “He gave me a big, long hug and kiss,” Hannah said. “Then I said, ‘You better call me.’ And he said he would. He told me he loved me again, and he drove away. I never thought it’d be the last time I’d see him.” 
Busted, he didn't put up a fight, company officials said. He quietly signed a letter of resignation and was headed for the door when he pulled out a gun and started firing -- "cold as ice," as one survivor described it. In the end, Thornton killed eight people, injured two, then turned the gun on himself in a rampage Tuesday at Hartford Distributors that union and company officials said they would not have anticipated from someone with no history of complaints or disciplinary problems. A union official said Thornton had not filed a complaint of racism with the union or any government agency. 