New Nation News - Black-on-White Crime |
| ARCHIVE for 21 April 2017 |
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Another black charged after murder of (White) taxi driver in November     Another person has been charged in the murder of a taxi cab driver on Friday, according to a press release. Tranique Prinze Livingston, 18, of Conway, has been served warrants from the Conway Police Department for murder and possession of a weapon during a violent crime which resulted in the death of David John Bennett, 54, of Conway in November. The Sun News reported that Bennett died of a single gunshot would to the chest as he was sitting in his cab on Dillon Street in Conway. Malik Dajour Garner, 18, of Conway, and Lloyd Edward Pertelle, 18, of Conway, had previously been charged in the murder of Bennet. Pertelle was charged with accessory after the fact to felony murder. According to the release, Livingston is currently in jail for an unrelated charge of armed robbery, kidnapping, possession of a weapon during a violent crime and possession of a stolen pistol. The incident occurred in Conway on March 30. - (Black-on-white) |
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Worthless, racist black ex-convict assassinated two White utility workers before killing himself - which he should have done FIRST  ST. LOUIS (AP) _St. Louis police have released the names of two utility workers who were shot to death, along with the name of the man they say shot the workers before turning the gun on himself. The shooting happened Thursday morning as the Laclede Gas employees were working in a residential area in St. Louis. Police on Friday identified the workers as 27-year-old Alex Boschert and 52-year-old William Froelich. The shooter is identified as 51-year-old Clinton Willis. Police declined to discuss a possible motive, saying only that the shooting didn't appear to be racially motivated. Willis was black and both workers were white. Willis has a long criminal history dating more than 20 years that includes convictions on drug trafficking, assault and armed criminal action. Court records show he was sentenced to 14 years in prison in 1997. - (Black-on-white) |
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Guilty plea in fatal New Year’s Eve drunk driving crash   ST. LOUIS – A grieving St. Louis family says they want closure more than justice after a drunk driver killed their young son on New Year's Eve two years ago. The suspect, 28-year-old Willie Green III of Fairview Heights, pleaded guilty Thursday morning to five counts: one count of involuntary manslaughter, two counts of armed criminal action, one count of second-degree assault, and one count of leaving the scene. Xander Wohlstadter was heading west on Chouteau on December 31, 2014 when police said Green, who was speeding while intoxicated, was traveling north on Jefferson and failed to stop at the red light. The crash killed the 20-year-old Wholstader and seriously injured his then 16-year-old girlfriend, Emma Casey. Wohlstadter's parents described their son as someone who was always smiling, joyful, happy-go-lucky, and a friend to everyone. "He was so smart and I miss that, and that's part of what I grieve," said Michael Wohlstadter, Xander’s father. "What an easy kid he was to raise," said Beth Lewandowski, Xander's mother. "He had such a good disposition. He was like a Zen master, he was very calm."Casey was one of many who showed up at Thursday's hearing. She said it was hard to look at Green because all she felt was anger. Casey's injuries were so severe that the now 19-year-old went through several months of therapy and rehabilitation, which included learning how to write, speak, and walk again. "I wanted him to look at me and to see the face of his crime," said Casey. "He wasn't put in jail," Wohlstadter said. "I was hoping that his bond would have been revoked, I was at least hoping for that." Wohlstadter's parents said that no matter what the punishment, it won't bring their son back nor will it heal the wounds. "I want closure, but until he's actually been made accountable for what he did, I don't know if I can get to that point of closure," he continued. "I don't want to have to think about the criminal case again. because it's just too painful," said Lewandowski. "I want to close the door on that and not have to open it up again." Green is scheduled to appear for sentencing July 23. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black fatally stabbed (White) co-worker to death with 'Samui sword' - allegedly over 'gumbo seasoning'  PANAMA CITY — A seafood vendor employee was convicted Thursday of murder for fatally stabbing a co-worker with a “decorative sword” over gumbo seasoning. Orlando Ricardo Thompson, 27, was found guilty of second-degree murder as charged in the June 2015 death of 33-year-old Caleb Joshua Halley. The evidence in the case had been argued for almost two years since an argument erupted over gumbo seasoning behind Buddy’s Seafood Market, 111 State 79, and escalated into the stabbing. Thompson faces up to life in prison when he is sentenced May 4 by Circuit Judge Michael Overstreet, officials said. Family members of both men, who at one time had been roommates, wept in the courtroom when the verdict was read. - (Black-on-white) |
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African-american Suspect arrested for setting (White) Denny's customer on fire  HAPPY VALLEY, Ore. -- A man suspected of setting another person on fire at a Happy Valley Denny's restaurant was arrested Thursday evening. The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office tweeted "We got him!" Thursday night. The suspect was identified as 24-year-old Deshaun James Swanger. He was arrested at a transitional home, located at Southeast 80th Avenue and Sunnyside Drive, just a few blocks away from the restaurant. A neighbor called in a tip to the sheriff's office and told deputies he believed the man they were looking for was Swanger and that he lived at the transitional house with about 18 people. The neighbor said he used to live at the home with Swanger and was surprised by the allegations. "He was really quiet...he stayed to himself," the neighbor said of Swanger. Deputies said that on Wednesday evening, Swanger walked into the restaurant, located at 12101 Southeast 82nd Avenue, at about 9 p.m., sat down, threw gasoline on the customer, then lit the victim on fire with a book of matches.The victim's family identified him as 69-year-old Scott Ranstrom. He is in critical condition at Legacy Emanuel hospital. “His face was like this big and he’s a skinny guy. And all red, and horrible-looking, burnt to a crisp. He was burnt to a crisp," Ranstrom's sister said. "They did that to my big brother. I don’t think I’ll ever get over it. It’s not fair.” His family has set up a GoFundMe page to pay for his medical expenses. Deputies said Swanger and Ranstrom did not know each other. Detectives are looking into the possibility that this case is related to another incident earlier this week, in which a person threw gasoline on a stranger at the Clackamas Town Center movie theater. - (Black-on-white) - (Burned Alive!) |
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(White) Philly Woman Reportedly Swarmed By Pack of Savage African-American boys, Groped On Trail  PHILADELPHIA – A Philadelphia woman is speaking out after reportedly being groped while on the Schuylkill River Trail over the weekend. “About eight to ten African-American boys on BMX bikes swarmed me,” Bridget O’Brien told Eyewitness News. “One of the boys, probably no more than 12 or 13-years-old rode up next to me while I was on my roller blades and smacked me on my behind. I immediately turned to the boy and said, ‘That’s assault. You are not allowed to do that.’ To which he responded, ‘Yeah well you can’t catch me.'” Philadelphia Police say the boys then fled in the direction of City Hall. “I shouted as loud as I could, ‘Assault! Police! Call 911,’ hoping someone would stop them,” O’Brien said, though no one intervened. While O’Brien filed a report with the Special Victims Unit, she’s speaking out in hopes this won’t happen to anyone else. “It’s unacceptable and frankly, it’s illegal. And they need to be stopped,” said O’Brien. “I hate having to always be looking over my shoulder and worried about whether these kids are going to be assaulting me or harassing me.” - (Black-on-white) |
Police identify all 4 White male victims of racist black muslim terrorist Fresno shooting     FRESNO, Calif. -- Fresno Police Chief Jerry Dyer said 16 shots were fired in less than two minutes, killing 3 people. The suspect, 39-year-old Kori Muhammad is in Fresno Police custody Wednesday morning after a shooting rampage in Central Fresno. Investigators say Muhammad opened fire at a PG&E work truck around 10:30 Tuesday morning near Fulton and Van Ness -- killing 34-years-old Zackary Randalls in the passenger seat. The victim's co-worker drove him to police headquarters. Randalls was already dead. Muhammad kept walking, shot at another man but missed, police say. Police say he then found another victim, 37-year-old Mark Gassett on Fulton Street north of Nevada Avenue. He then reloaded at the bus stop, police say, and killed 58-year-old David Jackson in the Catholic Charities parking lot. David Martin Jackson, 58, was shot and killed outside of the Catholic Charities office on Fulton Street. Investigators say Muhammad is responsible for a fourth death, 25-year-old security guard Carl Williams, who was shot and killed late Thursday night. - (Black-on-white) |
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2 worthless black killers wanted after (White) Detroit limo driver robbed, shot to death  DETROIT --- Detroit police continue the search for two men wanted for the robbery and murder of a limo driver. The shooting happened in the 2900 block of W Warren around 3:10 a.m. Saturday. Police say two suspects approached 44-year-old Devin Lowe while he was in his limo and robbed him at gunpoint, then shot him several times. The suspects fled from the scene in an unknown direction. "He was a brother to everyone, in the sense of everyone considered him a part of their family, even his friends," Lowe's sister, Lorissa, says of him. Police say the suspects are black males, one in his late 20s and the other in his 40s. The older suspect has his hair in corn rows, and was wearing a black Bears Started jacket and blue jeans. The younger suspect has short hair and was wearing all black. Do not approached these suspects, they are to be considered armed and dangerous. - (Black-on-white) |
Police issue warrant for man accused in Easter homicide  OMAHA, Neb. — UPDATE: Police have issued a warrant for the man accused of shooting and killing 29-year-old Trent Stutheit. Antoine C. Johnson, 30, is wanted for second-degree murder and use of weapon to commit a felony for his involvement in the homicide. Johnson should be considered armed and dangerous. Police are investigating an Easter Sunday shooting that claimed the life of 29-year-old Trent Stutheit. Sunday's act of violence means a little girl with have to grow up without her dad. Annella, 2, frequently tells Stutheit, her father, that she loves him. Her mother, Manda Schulte, says the toddler considers Stutheit her best friend. "There's not a right time or a place or an age to tell her, 'hey, you know, you're never going to see your daddy again,'" Schulte said. Investigators say Stutheit died at the hospital. He was shot around 8 p.m. Sunday in a parking lot near 26th and Hamilton streets, police say. Stutheit's loved ones say the news was crushing. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police ID (White male) victim in East Portland shooting near Menlo Park Elementary  PORTLAND, Ore. – Police are searching for the shooters who killed a man in a Northeast Portland neighborhood on Saturday afternoon. The victim was identified as 38-year-old Larry Van Dolah Jr., of St. Helens. Police said they found Van Dolah around 12:45 p.m. suffering from gunshot wounds at the entrance of Menlo Park Elementary’s field. Witnesses saw three men run away from the park after the shooting. Police said the men are suspects in the shooting, describing them as black men between the ages of 16 and 20 years old. At the time they were wearing t-shirts and blue jeans. So far police do not have any leads on finding the shooting suspects. If you have any helpful information, call police at 503-823-0449. - (Black-on-white) |
Black Man accused of groping White actress in subway station arrested     The man accused of shoving a young actress onto the subway tracks after groping her in the West Village was arrested on charges of attempted murder early Sunday and taken to Bellevue Hospital, officials said. Kimani Stephenson, 24, was arrested at 3 a.m., two days after the attack, after a neighbor from his Lower East Side housing project recognized his face from a surveillance photo and called in an anonymous tip, sources said. Stephenson was initially scheduled to be arraigned in Manhattan Criminal Court after his arrest but was transported to the hospital, the court said. It was not immediately clear why he was hospitalized. Police say Stephenson has five prior arrests, including a robbery in 2009 for which he was on parole. Police say Stephenson approached Bonnie Currie, 22, as she waited for an F/M train at an East Village subway station early Friday and allegedly grabbed her crotch. When she told him to “F–k off,” he reportedly pushed her onto the tracks. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black arrested for murder of White Clinton woman  A Robeson County man has been charged in the murder of a Clinton woman, whose personal information was used in financial transactions following her death, Sampson County Sheriff’s authorities said. Steven Munley, 40, of 916 W. Martin Luther King Drive, Maxton, has been charged with murder. He was placed in the Sampson County Detention Center without privilege of bond on Wednesday. According to sheriff’s reports, around 4:50 p.m. Monday, deputies with the Sheriff’s Office responded to 546 Potato House Road, Clinton, regarding a “suspicious death.” Upon arrival, deputies discovered the resident, Gladys Rachel Bradshaw, 63, deceased in her home. On Tuesday, a preliminary report from the Sampson County Medical Examiner’s Office ruled the death as a homicide. Through the investigation, detectives discovered financial transactions completed using the victim’s information that occurred after the death. Bradshaw worked at Lundy Packing Company/Smithfield Packing Company for nearly 40 years, according to her obituary. A person of interest, Munley, was quickly identified and located in Laurinburg later in the day Tuesday and was subsequently charged on Wednesday. According to the N.C. Department of Public Safety, Munley has a long list of convictions in Robeson, Scotland, Cumberland and Hoke counties over the years. The convictions include felony assault, assault on a female, numerous felony breaking and entering and larceny offenses, breaking and entering into a house of worship, driving while impaired, possession of firearm by felon and possession of stolen goods, court records show. Sheriff’s officials said the investigation is still ongoing and declined to release further information about the case at this time. - (Black-on-white) |
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One of two blacks arrested in connection with the murder of (White) man shot 36 times in front of his Guthrie home   GUTHRIE, Okla. - Police have arrested a man in connection to the murder of a man who was shot 36 times in front of a Guthrie home. Police say 24-year-old Joseph Angelo was shot multiple times in the face and torso around 12:15 a.m. last Wednesday morning. It happened at a home in the 300 block of S. Oak Street in Guthrie. Investigators marked each bullet hole marked with a white evidence tag. Police say Joseph Angelo was shot at least 36 times. “The amount of times that the person was shot was very strange. There were two different calibers of shell casings that were located on scene. ...that is odd. That means there's at least two weapons and at least two shooters,” said Sgt. Anthony Gibbs, with the Guthrie Police Department. Investigators worked into the morning looking for answers. Neighbors said Angelo wasn't the type to get into trouble and was always willing to lend a hand. Another neighbor had reportedly called him for help when he was shot. Reggie Dewayne Smith was arrested in connection to Angelo's murder. Authorities are searching for Derrick Eugene Smith who is believed to be on the run. He is believed to be armed and dangerous. Officials say the two men are cousins. - (Black-on-white) |
Woman's car stolen by black with her child inside; (White) Man holds suspects at gunpoint  ENGLEWOOD - When two burglary suspects saw a woman unloading groceries from her car Wednesday, they also saw an opportunity to steal her car. Police say her four-year-old daughter was still in the car and the suspects let her out about a hundred yards away. However, the woman's cell phone was still inside and officers used it to track the car down in front of an Englewood home. They were also able to find the two suspects who might have gotten away if it weren't for a quick-thinking homeowner. The suspects ran into Tyler Madden's home. He said he doesn't see himself as a hero, but how he helped police tells a different story. "I heard two people enter my house," Madden said. "I heard their voices from the bedroom and I knew there shouldn't be voices." He said he saw a man and a woman in his living room. He verbally threatened them to leave but was ignored. "As soon as he stopped paying a little bit of attention to me, I ran back to where I keep my weapons," Madden said. "I didn't want them in my house. That was my initial goal - to get them out." He said he grabbed a gun and chased them through his house and out the back door. "As soon as I got them in the backyard, I realized that I didn't just want them out of my house," Madden said. "I needed to make sure that no one else was implicated by whatever it was they were doing." Madden said he followed the two over a fence and - while still holding them at gunpoint - ordered them to stay put. "By the time they got into the backyard of my neighbor is when I got them down on the ground," he said. "The 911 call was being placed by my other neighbor and he showed up in the backyard as well." Police were able to arrest 30-year-old Quincy Brewer and a 17-year-old girl with Madden's help - and without ever having to fire a shot. "It ended best-case scenario for everybody involved – myself, the police and the suspects," Madden said. "No one got shot, bad guys went to jail." The case is being investigated by Thornton police. Police aren't releasing the female suspect's mug shot since she's underage. - (Black-on-white) |
Cousin of (white) woman who died two months after being beaten (by black) is calling for swift justice - stomping on head is a 'black thing'  COLUMBUS, Ohio — A mother died two months after a relative says a man kicked and stomped her unconscious in broad daylight. "It's not fair nobody deserves that and it just bothers me that nobody knows," said Liz Roth, Sandi Roth's cousin. Liz Roth is calling on the person responsible to surrender. Sandi Roth never came to after a January beating in the Hilltop. Liz Roth, says Sandi had emergency brain surgery after was on life support until family said final good-byes last month. Police haven't found who did it. The mystery of not knowing is angering to her cousin. "It's murder, it's most definitely murder," said Liz Roth. A dark chapter for Liz Roth. She was the first in the family to see her lifeless cousin in a Mt. Carmel West hospital room. "They knew right away she had brain damage," said Liz Roth. The two hadn't crossed paths in a year. An urgent Facebook message in January from Sandi Roth's friend made for a troubling reunion. "That I needed to get to the hospital as soon as possible," said Liz Roth. Columbus police got a call mid-morning January 17th about a woman being assaulted on the Hilltop's S. Wheatland Avenue. Officers couldn't find Sandi at first. She was down the street unconscious. "The doctor did show me her side she had a lot of bruising she was kicked a lot in her side she was kicked a lot in her face and her head.," said Liz Roth. Liz Roth says Sandi was moved to two other hospitals while on life support and died March 19th after a second infection. "It was horrible a long two months," said Liz Roth. Sandi was 29 years old. A mother to a little boy who Liz says has been in foster care. "She loved that little boy I know that he knows who she is," said Liz Roth. Liz Roth says her cousin was a good person but struggled as an adult recently bouncing from place to place. Her breaking point, Liz Roth believes, was the death of her grandmother who raised Sandi after her mother died. "She lost the only person in the world that never gave up on her," said Liz Roth. Liz Roth says Sandi wasn't alone and isn't now as she fights to close this chapter with a successful prosecution. "I'm sure that it's a hard decision to make knowing you could possibly be in jail for the rest of your life but you deserve it," said Liz Roth. - (Black-on-white) |
Elderly (White) Austin Attorney Had Gone Shopping With (Black) Accused Killer Before Being Fatally Stabbed [UPDATED]   AUSTIN, TX — A man described as a transient has been arrested in the death of a local attorney who was found dead at his home with obvious trauma, officials confirmed. Justin Nickolas Twyne, 24, was arrested in New Orleans for the stabbing death of James Short, 74, Travis County Sheriff's Office spokesperson Kristen Dark told Patch. Short was found stabbed to death in his southwest Travis County home on April 7 along the 8000 block of Rockwood Circle. The two men had exchanged text messages and had gone shopping together at an area Walmart before Short's death, Dark said during a telephone interview. A previously released surveillance camera image of Twyne as police sought him was derived from that shopping excursion, Dark added. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Md. man sentenced to 4 years after fatal shooting of (White) firefighter, wounding another   UPPER MARLBORO, Md. - A Temple Hills man who shot two Prince George's County firefighters when they entered his home last year has been sentenced to four years in prison. Darrell Lumpkin apologized in court Friday telling the judge he was very sorry. He claimed he was having a diabetic episode and thought someone was breaking into his home when he opened fire. The courtroom was packed with firefighters and family members as the wife of John Ulmschneider, the firefighter killed in the incident, got up to tell the court how difficult her life has been like since losing her husband. Dawn Ulmschneider said John was her best friend and soul mate. The widow is raising their 22-month-old daughter and she said one day that Abigail will realize that her father will not be coming home. Lumpkin shot and killed Ulmschneider and wounded volunteer firefighter Kevin Swain as well as his own brother, who was with the firefighters at the time. The firefighters had gone to the house after Lumpkin's brother called 911 to say his brother needed help. When no one answered, the firefighter forced entry into the home. And as they did, Lumpkin opened fire. The other firefighter, Kevin Swain, was hit four times in the shooting. He said in court that he has survivor’s guilt and has had to live with nightmares. He also said he was angry, depressed and in a deep hole he couldn't come out of, which led him to finally seek help. - (Black-on-white) |
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Negress arrested in drug related fatal stabbing of (White man), 20 at Osceola Co, FL hotel   Osceola County deputies arrested a woman accused of stabbing one man to death at a hotel and seriously injuring another. Emerita Eileen Mapp, 33, is accused of first-degree murder in the death of Zackery Ganoe. Ganoe, 20, was found dead Tuesday inside Room 117 at the Days Inn on Polynesian Isle Boulevard, Capt. Jacob Ruiz said. Another man was found outside the room with serious injuries. He was taken to a hospital, and deputies did not release his name. Deputies think the men knew Mapp and that drug use may have been involved, Ruiz said. He declined to elaborate. “This was a violent and horrific crime. Two young men were attacked viciously, one losing his life,” Ruiz said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Charges: Worthless Cowardly Black Predator Parasite Man Beats (White) Elderly Anoka Man To Death, Steals Valuables  MINNEAPOLIS — A 27-year-old man is accused of beating a 95-year-old Anoka man to death before stealing his valuables over the weekend, according to charges filed in Anoka County Friday. Isaiah Montrell Thomas, of Anoka, faces two counts of second-degree murder. At his first appearance in court Friday, Thomas became combative with the judge, arguing over his understanding of his rights and his wish to find his own attorney. Judge Kristin Larson decided Thomas’ previous criminal record and his plans to flee to California was sufficient cause to set his bail at $2 million. According to the criminal complaint, Anoka police officers were dispatched on Nov. 28 at 10:47 a.m. to the report of an elderly man found dead in his home, located on the 1200 block of 5th Avenue in Anoka. Relatives said Al Loehlein’s family dropped him off at his home on Thanksgiving night. Monday morning, a family member found his body inside his house. When officers arrived on scene, they say Loehlein appeared to have been beaten to death due to severe injuries to his head, face and neck. There was a significant amount of blood splatter throughout the room, the complaint said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Race may have 'fed into' Jamie Urton homicide, prosecutor says   CINCINNATI — Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters said that race may have "fed into" the deadly shooting of a driver who struck a 4-year-old child last month. He announced a $7,500 reward for help finding Deonte Baber, 25. Jamie Urton, a white man, was driving on Kenton Street when he accidentally struck a 4-year-old (black) boy March 24, police said. The boy's (black) father attacked Urton and then Baber shot him, Deters said. Before he shot Urton, Deters said that Baber, who is black, told the man's black passenger, "Get out of here. You're black." Baber shot at Urton five times, Deters said. A warrant has been issued for Baber's arrest but he is still at large. The boy's father, Jamall Killings, is also charged with murder in connection with the case. Deters said that before Baber arrived to the car, Killings beat Urton. Killings has turned himself in. Deters called Killings an "idiot" and the crime "disgusting." "Who does that?" said Deters. "Your kid gets hit-, why aren't you going to your kid? Why do you let your kid lay in the street and go open a car door and start beating a guy up?" Killings' attorney, Carl Lewis, said his client is not guilty of murder despite the indictment. - (Black-on-white) |
(White) Woman attacked with hammer by berserk black beast : "He was being relentless with me" KANSAS CITY, MO - One of the women who was attacked with a hammer is sharing her story, hoping the man who came after her and a coworker will be caught soon. The two women were attacked at the Kansas City Crittenton Children's Center's administration building. KCTV5 spoke to Joyce one day after the attack. She arrived at work just after 4 a.m. Tuesday morning. "I got to work around 4:20 in the morning and whenever I pull into the lot, I always look around to make sure that there's no one around or I won't get out of my car and it looked fine to me," Joyce said. About two hours later, she heard screaming in the building. She then saw her coworker getting attacked. When Joyce made her presence known, he began to attack her. "My first instinct was to lay there and just play dead, but I thought any minute, another blow is going to come to the back of my head and that would be it," Joyce said. "He was being relentless with me. And if Robby didn't show up when she showed up, I would have taken that last blow and I think that would have been the one that was head on." Joyce was just recently diagnosed with breast cancer. She says on top of trying to determine when she'll be able to go back to work, she still has to find time get radiation treatment. She says she's just grateful for her instincts kicking in, possibly saving her and her co-worker's lives. A GoFundMe account has been set up to assist Joyce and her family. - (Black-on-white) |
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1 black arrested, $30K reward offered in San Luis Hotel shooting of unarmed (White-Hispanic) security guard  GALVESTON, Texas – Police say the investigation into the shooting of a 23-year-old security guard behind the popular San Luis Hotel in Galveston continues. A $30,000 reward is now being offered for information in the case. Earlier this week the guard, now identified as Phillip Molis, was placed in ICU after undergoing surgery at UTMB-Galveston. Late Sunday, Molis told police he spotted three suspicious men in a back parking lot at the hotel, located along the seawall. When the guard approached the men, at least one of them opened fire and shot him multiple times. An off-duty officer heard the gunfire and found the wounded guard. The suspects were already gone, however. On Thursday, police held a press conference releasing more info about the victim and a suspect in the case. They say responding officers found 10 cars broken into. When they went to look for the suspects, they found 21-year-old Tyrone Davis Haynes of Missouri City hiding nearby. He was taken into custody and is considered a suspect in the incident, but the search for his alleged accomplices continues. Haynes remained in custody Thursday on an unrelated charge, police say. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black drug) Dealer pleads guilty to murder in Cranston woman’s fentanyl overdose  PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- A Providence man on Wednesday admitted to murder for his role in the overdose death of a 29-year-old Cranston woman to whom he sold heroin laced with the potent painkiller, fentanyl. Aaron Andrade, 25, pleaded no contest to second-degree murder in the death of Kristen Coutu, who was found unresponsive in her mother’s car parked on Hubbard Street near Farmington Avenue shortly before 11 p.m. on Feb. 17, 2014, after taking “nearly pure fentanyl”. - (Black-on-white) |
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(LGBT-Queer dirty deviant black) Ex-Con Charged With Capital Murder After Break-In   FORT WORTH – A man police say broke into a Fort Worth couple’s home and killed the husband, was charged with capital murder. James Floyd Jr., 50, was arrested when police say he broke into the elderly couple’s home last month, took their credit cards, beat and then shot them, and finally stole their car. Diane Porter, 69, was shot in the stomach and is recovering, her husband John Porter, was shot in the head, and died last week. Floyd’s charges were increased to capital murder after Porter’s death. Floyd ditched the couples car in Terrell where he lives. Police were able to nab him at his home after a brief investigation. In an affidavit, police say Floyd was familiar with the area the couple lived in because of an ongoing sexual relationship he was having with a man he met online, who (lived) near the couple. Floyd was convicted of raping a 19-year-old woman in 1983 and was released from prison in 2011. - (Black-on-white) |
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Chicago: (White) Priest robbed at gunpoint (by black parasite predator) while walking dog in South Chicago neighborhood A priest from Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church was robbed at gunpoint Tuesday morning while walking his dog in the South Chicago neighborhood, according to police. The Rev. John Molyneux, 61, said he was out with his dog McDuff in the 9100 block of S. Baltimore Avenue around 6:45 a.m. when a young man approached. "He was playing with my dog," Molyneux said. "He said to me, do you have a dollar?" The priest said he handed over a dollar, and the man pulled out a gun and asked, "How much more you got?" Molyneux said he handed over his wallet and the man ran off. The priest said he's not angry but "feels sad about the kid who felt the need to do this ... I really think the opposite of love is not hate, the opposite of love is fear, and we cannot live in fear." Police said no one was in custody. They described the robber as black, around 17, tall with a thin build. - (Black-on-white) |
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Madie Hart's final moments: 'An unimaginable way to die' - (White) woman dragged 88 ft under car driven by (black) woman  A murder charge has been filed against Briana Benson, the woman who police said struck 18-year-old Madie Hart with a car in Downtown last month. Hart, a St. Ursula Academy graduate and Ohio State student, spent four days in the hospital before she died as a result of her injuries. Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters said in a news conference Monday two groups of women were fighting on the night of March 25. "Madie Hart was knee-deep in a physical fight... there's no question," Deter said. "That does not give anyone license to run someone over." He said Hart banged on the rear passenger side window and the hood of Benson's Nissan Sentra before she was struck. Deters showed footage from a city surveillance camera. The car was stopped on Walnut Street, then reverses and makes a hard right turn, which is when Deters said Hart was struck. He said Hart was dragged approximately 88 feet by the car as Benson drove away. Callers to 911 reported Hart was bleeding from her head. Deters said a passerby ran into the street assist Hart after Benson fled. "You need to get here now. I can’t watch this," one caller told the dispatcher. “There’s people screaming in the street.” Prior to the incident, Deters said Benson was driving around searching for Hart. "That's not someone trying to get home to mom," Deters said. According to the prosecutor's office, Benson was indicted on drug charges just days before the incident. Police said she was allowing her boyfriend to sell heroin from her car. Deters also said Benson has a long juvenile record and her mother once filed domestic violence charges against her. Benson has not yet been arrested. In addition to the murder charge, she was also indicted on felonious assault, aggravated vehicular homicide and failure to stop after a crash charges.
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3 negros, wigger to face charges 4/24 in 2009 shooting death Las Vegas WM, 16 over $20   LAS VEGAS - One valley mother is happy to see the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department bring back it’s Gangs/VICE Bureau. She credits detectives with the unit for bringing her son’s killers to justice. "My son's life was taken for $20," said Karen Brill-Kelley. Brill-Kelley lost her son, 16-year-old Aric Brill, to gang violence. She says he was robbed and fatally shot for pocket change. "A lot of people think gang violence is just between gangs, but it's not. It's against the people in our city and our tourists," Brill-Kelley said. Investigators say witnesses saw the shooting, but none wanted to come forward with information. Despite the setback, Aric’s family never stopped fighting for justice. "It's a long hard road. It's been eight years, and it will always break my heart, but this past year when my son's murderers were arrested, I was able to take my grief and turn it into another direction," Brill-Kelley said. Police arrested four suspects and charged them with Aric’s murder last summer. "I was so relieved to see these guys off the street because that was the weight of the world off my back," Brill-Kelley said. - (Black-on-white) |
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No Charges Yet In Shootings (by BLACK) That Killed 3, "Domestic Violence" Case Goes Back To St. Paul Police Department   MINNEAPOLIS — The Ramsey County Attorney is returning to St. Paul police the case of a shooting that took the lives of three members of a (mixed race) St. Paul family. Wade McIntosh and his two daughters, Olivia McIntosh and Maria McIntosh, were killed inside an apartment early Friday morning. One of the suspects in the shootings, 20-year-old (sperm-donor) Jeffrey Jemaile Taylor, "shared" a child with Maria McIntosh. He was found dead several hours after the shooting. Police say his half brother, Jeffrey Arkis Taylor, is the other suspect, and officers found him with his half brother’s daughter in a shed. The family’s pastor says the violence stemmed from a custody battle. - (Black-on-white) |
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Florida mall shooting: Second WHITE victim dies after being shot by fired BLACK trainer    A second victim of Saturday's shooting at a South Florida gym died of his injuries, authorities said Sunday. Marios Hortis, 42, was one of two people shot by 33-year-old Abeku Wilson, who had been let go as a trainer Saturday at the Equinox gym in Coral Gables "due to workplace violence and was escorted off the premises." Investigators say Wilson returned to the gym with a handgun and fired multiple shots at Hortis and 35-year-old Janine Ackerman, the facility's general manager, before fatally shooting himself. Ackerman was pronounced dead Saturday. - (Black-on-white) |
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(WHITE) NH woman killed in stabbing in Paris suburb by BLACK African migrant from Gambia - (link updated)  RYE, N.H. — Family members are mourning the loss of a woman from Rye, N.H. who was killed in a stabbing Thursday in a Paris suburb. Cathleen Scherer McDonough had been in a Paris suburb visiting her daughter who works in the city when authorities say a man stabbed her as she was taking pictures of graffiti on a wall. Her family wants her to be remembered as a loving mom of two kids, sister, lover of traveling and gifted photographer. She had arrived in Paris last Monday and was set to fly to Arizona to visit her sister and brother-in-law at the end of this month. "Travel was her favorite thing to do. Travel, family, friends and her pets,” said McDonough’s brother-in-law Randy Walker, "She was very outgoing, friendly, kind." Family members have been working with the American Consulate and have been told a suspect from Gambia is in custody. They say the FBI and French authorities are still processing the crime. - (Black-on-white) |
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Girlfriend of (WHITE) victim in deadly KFC robbery: 'I'm relieved to see these two (worthless BLACK monsters behind bars'  SPARTANBURG, SC - Spartanburg police have arrested two suspects in connection with a robbery at a KFC that ended in the death of a manager. Police said they were called to the KFC restaurant on Cedar Springs Road around 10:30 p.m. on Mar. 31. When they arrived on scene, they said the found the restaurant's manager, Anthony Duane Tiffany, shot to death. After an investigation, police said they believed two suspects entered the restaurant in dark clothing and masks during what appeared to be an attempted robbery. Friday, police obtained arrest warrants for 19-year-old De'adrian De'Paul Garcia of Spartanburg and Jyquez Julius Freeman of Roebuck for the murder of Anthony Tiffany and the armed robbery of the KFC on Cedar Springs Road. . - (Black-on-white) |
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Louisville Metro Police arrest BLACK suspect in connection with February homicide of WHITE man  LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Louisville Metro Police have arrested a man in connection with a homicide that happened in February. Officers with LMPD's Homicide Unit arrested 35-year-old LaQuan Owsley on Saturday morning, according to a post placed on the official LMPD Facebook page. Police say Owsley is charged with murder in connection with the death of 21-year-old Sean Shoemaker. Shoemaker's body was found in a pond near the 5000 block of Woodridge Lake Boulevard in the Valley Station area on February 27. The investigation into the case is ongoing. According to the Louisville Metro Corrections website, Owlsey is also charged with possession of a handgun by a convicted felon, wanton endangerment of a police officer and fleeing or evading police. - (Black-on-white) |
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Heirius Howell: Theft victim learns ex-delivery man for Amazon is wanted felon, sex offender   WANTED IN SEATTLE — Do you know where police can find Heirius Howell? He’s been convicted of 11 felonies over the course of 12 years and is also a level 3 sex offender. Now, investigators are trying to track him down, because he’s accused of sexually assaulting a 60-year-old woman in Seattle’s Seward Park in October. Detectives say he was identified by DNA left on the victim. Just two months before that, investigators say, Howell stole a woman’s purse while working as a subcontracted delivery driver for Amazon. “I don`t open my door for delivery people anymore, that`s for sure,” says the victim. In August, court documents reveal, Howell was employed for two weeks by one of Amazon`s subcontracted delivery companies, First Delivery Service, based in Arizona. The victim says Howell stopped by her Seattle office, wearing an Amazon uniform, to make a delivery. “I noticed it was the Amazon guy, so I was like, hey how’s it going? And he said, ‘Hey, can I use your bathroom?’” She obliged and went back to her desk. “I never knew he came back into the room. I never knew he was behind me. As far as I knew he was in the bathroom,” says the victim. But he wasn't. Instead, surveillance video shows Howell rummaging through her purse and stealing her wallet. - (Black-on-white) |
Alleged (feral fatherless afro-negro teen) iPhone thieves take selfies that post to owner's iCloud  DALLAS - A Dallas woman has a pretty good idea who may have stolen her phone in Uptown a few days ago. It’s because whoever has the woman’s phone now didn't realize any pictures or video they'd take would end up coming right back to her. Bianca Dabi says she was making a quick stop at the Chase Bank ATM on Lemmon and McKinney last Saturday when she was approached by a group of teens asking for "donations". “As I got out of the car, some kids were asking for some donations. I brushed them off, was in a hurry,” she recalled. “ATM then back to my car. Phone's gone. Took about 60 or 90 seconds.” Dabi says she cut the phone as a loss. But days later, she was at the store getting a new one when new pictures and a video showed up that were automatically uploaded to her iCloud. - (Black-on-white) |
Black Woman is fifth person charged in deadly Cleveland bar robbery & murder of White bartender      A Cleveland woman is the fifth person charged in connection with an armed robbery at a bar ended in a beloved bartender being shot to death at close range. Anita Hollins, 41, is charged with aggravated murder. She is jailed on $1 million bond after her first court appearance on Thursday. Hollins is accused of being part of a group on Oct. 24 that robbed the Cooley Lounge on West 130th Street and fatally shot bartender Melissa Brinker, 44. Three men-- Nigel Brunson, 19, Dana Thomas, 29, and Dwayne Sims, 21 -- are charged with aggravated murder in connection with her death. They have all pleaded not guilty. Garry Lake Jr., 21 is accused of aggravated robbery in the case and is being held in the Cuyahoga County Jail pending his indictment. Brinker was working when the four men walked into the bar about 11:30 p.m. The group cased the business to see if they could rob it, prosecutors said. They drank at the bar. The men pulled out guns and ordered Brinker and five others to the ground, prosecutors said. The group pistol-whipped Brinker's 38-year-old friend, prosecutors said. They are also accused of stealing wallets and purses from the five patrons, police said. The group forced Brinker to a back office at gunpoint and ordered her to open a safe, according to prosecutors. Someone in the group then shot Brinker several times at close range and in cold blood, prosecutors said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Two black devils plead guilty to cold-blooded murder of (White) owner of Ted's Hamburgers in Tulsa    TULSA, Oklahoma - Two men charged with killing the owner of Ted's Hamburgers pleaded guilty Thursday. Alcon Sanders and Clifford Owens agreed to a plea deal in the murder of James Coulson. An employee found his body inside his business in August of 2015. The judge sentenced Sanders to life in prison. Owens got 25 years. - (Black-on-white) |
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(black) on marijuana drove on railroad tracks - his defiled (white) sex-partner dies - their mixed race child is hurt - he gets 4 to 8 yrs  Akim Jones-Williams, 28, of Laurel Springs, New Jersey, was found guilty in a crash that killed his fiancee, Cori Sisti. Her "fiancé", Akim Jones-Williams, had been driving — and smoked marijuana before getting behind the wheel, police said. A freight train struck the SUV on the railroad tracks near Cly Road in Newberry Township. Jones-Williams, 28, of Laurel Springs, New Jersey, was ordered on Wednesday to serve four to eight years in prison — plus one year on probation. He was found guilty of homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence and related offenses in the crash, which also seriously hurt their 2-year-old daughter. She survived. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Man, 69, Shot in the head by a black beast during home robbery in Fort Worth has died   A 69-year-old man who was shot in the head during a robbery at his Fort Worth home late last month has died. John Porter died Thursday morning at John Peter Smith Hospital, according to the Tarrant County medical examiner's office. Family members say a man burst into the home and shot Porter and his wife, Diane, on March 28. The Porters were getting ready to leave their home on Cool Spring Drive and had just opened the garage door when a man surprised them, said Diane 's brother-in-law, Larry Preuit. Diane was shot in the stomach and is recovering at John Peter Smith Hospital after a second surgery, Preuit said. James Floyd, 50, was taken into custody after investigators found his car with a flat tire abandoned at a gas station about a mile away from the Porters' home. Floyd was arrested in Terrell, where police recovered the Porter's stolen SUV. - (Black-on-white) |
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Hickory, NC - Brillohaired spade pleads guilty to murder of White Iraqi vet   NEWTON – A Hickory man pleaded guilty Monday during a hearing in Catawba County Superior Court to second-degree murder, according to a press release from the District Attorney’s Office. Judge Nathaniel J. Poovey sentenced Maurice Centel Mayfield, 26, to 17 to 21 years in prison. The murder occurred Nov. 20, 2012, when Mayfield shot 35-year-old Billy Chad Dellinger in the chest with a .380 handgun. Dellinger and Mayfield were arguing at Dellinger’s residence around 3:30 a.m., according to the release. Witnesses told Hickory Police investigators that Dellinger told Mayfield to leave prior to Mayfield shooting him. Catawba County EMS transported Dellinger to Frye Regional Medical Center. He was pronounced dead around 11:45 a.m. Mayfield turned himself in to authorities around 5 p.m. the same day. Analysis by the State Crime Lab confirmed the bullet recovered from Dellinger was fired from a handgun found at Mayfield’s residence, according to the release. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Short black) Person of Interest wanted for deadly shooting of White man on Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd in Gainesville  GAINESVILLE – Who killed Dennis Ronald Gayton? Police are asking the public to help identify a person of interest connected to a deadly shooting. Gayton was shot and killed on April 4 in the 2200 block of Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd at approximately 9:30 p.m. Investigators have developed a composite sketch of a person of interest and are hoping the public can assist in identifying him. He is described as a black make 5’0 to 5’3, medium to stocky build with close cropped hair. Anyone who has information regarding this case or may recognize the subject is asked to contact Investigator Brad Raper at 770-534-5254. The public may also utilize our TIPS line if they wish to remain anonymous, 770-533-5873. - (Black-on-white) |
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Worthless black Tulsa Teen Sentenced To 35 Years For Shooting (White) UFC Fighter, Son   TULSA, Oklahoma - A 17-year-old charged with shooting a former UFC fighter and his son in a restaurant parking lot last year was sentenced to 35 years in prison Thursday. Harold Thompson was arrested and charged following the shooting. Earlier this month, Thompson pleaded guilty to two counts of assault and battery with a deadly weapon, two counts of attempted robbery with a firearm and one count of possession of a firearm after juvenile adjudication. The shooting happened in a parking lot near the Rib Crib and 10 Gym at 31st and Garnett on February 29, 2016. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Demonic black POS) suspected of hitting a (White total stranger) in head with rock - arrested after getting pants stuck on fence   SAN DIEGO - Talk about getting caught with your pants down. A man suspected of hitting another man in the head with a rock was arrested after trying to run from police officers and getting his pants stuck on a fence. The incident happened at around 11:30 p.m. Monday in the 4200 block of Felton St. in Normal Heights, police said. According to police, the victim was standing outside of an apartment complex when a man walked up and struck him in the head with a rock. After hitting the victim, the suspected attacker ran until he reached a fence near a home off 33rd St. Cornered by officers and a police K9, the man was ordered to hop over the fence but a portion of his pants became stuck on it. Officers were able to get the man off the fence, tearing his pants off in the process. The man was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man killed in shooting on MetroLink train had robbed (a White) man on train in 2015, authorities say    NORMANDY • A man shot to death on a MetroLink train late Wednesday night at a station on the University of Missouri-St. Louis campus had pleaded guilty last year to a violent robbery on a MetroLink train, authorities say. In Wednesday’s attack, police say a man shot Jesse Boone, 22, of St. Louis in the chest as they rode in the back of the train at about 11:15 p.m. The shooting followed a fight between Boone and the gunman as their MetroLink train approached the UMSL South station, near Natural Bridge Road. Authorities did not provide a motive. Students riding in the same train car witnessed Wednesday night’s shooting and called for help. Police say they caught Djion Oates, 18, fleeing from the train station with a gun. He was charged Thursday with second-degree murder, armed criminal action and unlawful possession of a firearm. He was held with bail set at $500,000, cash-only. The shooting came less than six months after the victim had pleaded guilty to a December 2015 robbery on a MetroLink train in St. Louis. Boone was given a suspended seven-year sentence and put on probation in October, according to court records.In the 2015 robbery, Boone was part of |
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(Black) Father of boy hit by car facing murder charge in (White) driver's lynching by black mob CINCINNATI -- The father of the boy who was hit by a car is facing a murder charge in the death of the driver who hit the boy in Walnut Hills last week. Police have warrants for Jamall Killings on charges of murder and felonious assault, according to court records. Killings fatally shot Jamie Urton in Walnut Hills March 24, police said in an affidavit. Urton had hit a boy, that Killings said was his 4-year-old son, with a car before the shooting. Police previously named another man as a suspect in Urton's death, Deonte Baber. Authorities also released 911 calls Friday that include a recording of someone saying he had killed the driver. "I killed him," a man states in the call. "He's dead, you hear me? He's dead. The dude that hit you with the car, I killed him." It's not clear who is speaking in the recording. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black charged in murder of (White) delivery driver   RACINE — Charges were filed against the alleged triggerman Wednesday in last year's shooting of Super Steaks and Lemonade delivery driver James Norris. Norris, 37, was shot and killed on the night of March 25, 2016, after making a delivery of food at an apartment in the 3900 block of Green Street on the city's north side. Alex Adams, 28, of the same block of Green Street, is charged with felony first-degree intentional homicide and armed robbery in connection to the incident. According to the criminal complaint: Last March 25, at around 11:33 p.m., police were dispatched to the 3900 block of Green Street regarding a shots-fired call. Norris had just made a delivery and was on his way back to his vehicle when he was shot three times. No shell casings were reportedly found on scene, suggesting that the weapon used was a revolver, the complaint stated. The witness allegedly told police that Adams stated "I had to shoot him," referring to Norris, and that Adams was only trying to rob the driver. "It wasn't suppose to go down like that," Adams allegedly said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Teen charged as adult in fatal shooting of (White) York man, police say  YORK, Pa. — York Police have made an arrest in Monday night's deadly shooting. Bernard Simmons III, 16, is charged as an adult. Police say Simmons shot Craig Henise, 50, in the leg on Newton Avenue. Henise later died at the hospital. In the affidavit of probable cause, investigators say they interviewed Simmons in the presence of his mother, and he admitted to shooting Henise, but said it was in self-defense. “Bernard Simmons confessed to shooting Craig Henise on 4/3/17. Simmons stated that he saw a gun in Henise’s waist and shot him. He claimed to shoot in self defense and stated that he gave the gun to a friend afterwards,” the document states. Simmons is charged with criminal homicide. - (Black-on-white) |
Stunning outcome to 2009 black-on-White murder case comes to light after slaying this week 'The system ... failed'     It was a murder that stunned a city eternally plagued by violence — a popular French Quarter bartender gunned down in New Orleans' historic heart. "What just happened?" Wendy Byrne said after a single gunshot rang out on Gov. Nicholls Street during a botched armed robbery attempt in 2009. Byrne fell to the pavement, where she died from a bullet to the back, days before she was to marry the love of her life. Authorities quickly charged three teenagers in the slaying. Yet, less than eight years later, all three of them were free to walk the streets.Drey Lewis met his own violent end Monday, slain months after he was granted "good time" parole after pleading guilty to manslaughter in Byrne's killing. Authorities have been probing whether he participated in another deadly shooting in February. Ernest Cloud, who pleaded no contest in a Juvenile Court proceeding, has since found himself in more trouble, having pleaded guilty to two other felonies. He now awaits trial on new charges of robbery, assault and criminal property damage. And Reggie Douglas — the one suspected of firing the gun that claimed Byrne's life — was quietly released years ago from a state mental hospital, where he was sent after being found incompetent to stand trial in the killing. - (Black-on-white) |
New photo of black suspect wanted for mugging (White) restaurateur  Police have released new surveillance images of the men who attacked and robbed famed restaurateur Silvano Marchetto in his Greenwich Village building last week. The new images show the suspects walking through a subway station around the time of the March 26 assault. The thugs put the 70-year-old Marchetto in a chokehold and threw him on the floor of his Sixth Avenue lobby before stealing more than $1,800 in US and foreign currency, according to police. Marchetto did not immediately call police, but later reported the incident after going to the hospital for a fractured trachea. The suspects were each wearing dark-colored hoodies during the time of the assault. - (Black-on-white) |
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Update: (Racist black) Woman who allegedly used hammer to beat man at VA gas station arrested C AROLINE COUNTY, Va. – New Jersey officers arrested a suspect in a malicious wounding case at a Central Virginia gas station off Interstate 95 that left one man bloodied, and his boat and Porsche damaged. Members of the Essex County, N.J. Sheriff’s Office, Fugitive Unit, arrested 26-year-old Angela Jones Wednesday in connection with the April 1 assault at the Carmel Church Exxon station located on Route 207, near I-95, in Caroline County. Witnesses described seeing who they believe to be Jones, use a hammer to inflict damage to a 2016 Porsche S.U.V. and a boat being towed by the S.U.V. in the parking lot of the Exxon station. Jones, according to officials, attacked the owner of the S.U.V. and the boat while allegedly referring to the victims as “rich” and “white.” - (Black-on-white) |
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| RACIST BLACK-on-White hate crime leaves (White) man bloodied at gas pump CAROLINE COUNTY, Va. -- An attack at a gas station off Interstate 95 in Central Virginia left one man bloodied, his boat and Porsche damaged, and a New Jersey woman under investigation for a possible hate crime. The incident happened Saturday morning at a Carmel Church Exxon gas station off I-95, according to Caroline County Sheriff Tony Lippa. Bob, who asked his last name not be published, and his wife had stopped at the gas station while driving back home from Florida to Massachusetts. They were driving a Porsche and hauling a boat. Bob said while he was pumping gas, a woman started screaming at him. "This lady was a couple pumps over and talking to me and yelling at somebody about having a message for her. I had no idea what she was talking about," Bob said. "I was coming around the side of the car and next thing I know a car blocks me in. She comes out of her car gets in my face and yelling at me about some sort of message I got for her." He said he attempted to ignore her, but she eventually threatened to put a hole in his "fancy boat." That's when, Bob said, the woman grabbed a hammer. "She actually took a hammer and she hit his vehicle and the boat," Sheriff Lippa said. "She actually clawed him. He took her down to the ground to prevent her from doing any more damage.""I let her go and she grabbed the hammer again and hit the boat again," Bob said. "[The hammer] broke. That's when she figured out she better get out of there because she didn’t have a weapon anymore." While Bob and the woman were struggling with each other, a witness snapped a photo of the woman's vehicle. Investigators used that photo to identify the woman as Angela M. Jones, 26, of Newark, New Jersey. Bob's wife, who was in the gas station bathroom during the attack, returned to find her bloodied husband. During the attack, the couple said the woman said she was "sick of fancy white people." - (Black-on-white) |
2 (black) teens charged in connection with Hoke County murder (of White father) , 1 suspect on the run   SHANNON, N.C. — Two teens have been charged in connection with the shooting death of a 38-year-old man in Shannon Monday night, the Hoke County Sheriff’s Office announced. Hoke County officers responded to the 100 block of Piney Bay Lane just after 11:45 p.m. Monday in connection with a homicide call. Johnathan Alex Nipper, 38, was found dead from multiple gun shots to the upper body, authorities said. Detectives began an investigation and learned that Delton Graham, Jr., 18, was the suspect in the shooting. Graham has been charged with first-degree murder. The sheriff’s office determined that Nyrek Moore, 18, of Raeford, drove Graham from the crime scene to another location. Moore was arrested and charged with accessory after the fact of first-degree murder. Graham fled before authorities could catch him and the sheriff’s office has said he’s considered to be on the run. Moore is being held in the Hoke County Detention Center on a $500,000 secured bond. - (Black-on-white) |
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Caught on Cam: Park of cowardly feral fatherless Negro youth Attacks (White) Teen Boy at King of Prussia Mall   Video showing a group of teens attacking a 14-year-old boy at the King of Prussia Mall has sparked a police investigation. The victim, who did not want to be identified, told NBC10 he was celebrating his birthday Friday night with his girlfriend and his friend. They were walking through the mall when a group of about seven teen thugs began following them and making threats. - (Black-on-white) |
Black Sports: Black Former OU football player-turned-pimp and (defiled white female) cheerleader-turned-whore arrested   NORMAN — A former University of Oklahoma football player and a former OU cheerleader were arrested Thursday in connection with an undercover prostitution sting in Oklahoma City. According to an Oklahoma County probable cause affidavit, Oklahoma City police were aiding an Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics investigation. An undercover OBN officer made contact with 23-year-old Micah Madison Parker through an online ad at backpage.com and arranged to meet her at the Sonesta Suites at 4361 W. Reno Ave. in Oklahoma City where she allegedly offered her services for $200. Police then sought out 22-year-old Lawrence Moore in connection with the case, believing him to be Parker’s pimp based on telephone conversations from jail and social media exchanges. According to the affidavit, Parker managed to throw two cell phones into the toilet before officers could arrest her. Moore was later arrested at the same hotel when he came to pick up Parker’s car, the affidavit states. Parker was arrested on complaints of destruction of evidence, offering to engage in an act of prostitution, and two counts of possession of a controlled dangerous substance and booked into Oklahoma County Jail. Moore was arrested on complaints of aiding and abetting prostitution, pandering, possession of a controlled dangerous substance, and possession of marijuana. Moore played just one season with the OU football team as a defensive back after signing with the Sooners in 2013. Parker was a member of the OU cheerleading squad that same year. - (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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ST. LOUIS • Prosecutors have charged two men with a MetroLink train robbery that left a passenger bloodied and astonished that other passengers watched but did not intervene. Demond Wilson, 19, and Jesse P. Boone, 21, were charged Thursday with second-degree robbery. Bail was set at $45,000 each. Wilson lives in the 700 block of Beardsley Court in Ferguson. Boone lives in the 4900 block of Maple Avenue in St. Louis. The victim is