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Obama Nominates (Black) Racist Supporter of Cop-Killer to Head DOJ Civil Rights "Obama’s nominee process involves finding the worst person on earth for that job or any job. It’s a process that never fails. In this case, he came up with Debo Adegbilem cop-killer Mumia Abu Jamal’s lawyer and a supporter of discriminating against white students for reasons of race." |
Arrest made in attack on Bradenton grandfather   Bradenton, Florida -- Manatee County sheriff's detectives have arrested a man in connection with the beating of a 70-year-old grandfather. James Gorman suffered a bruised eye and torn rotator cuff after he reportedly asked two men speeding down his street to slow down. Gorman was walking with his wheelchair-bound wife and his 7-year-old granddaughter at the time. The suspect, 19-year-old Leon Rogers, is charged with battery on an elderly person. The investigation is still ongoing as detectives try to identify other suspects. - (Black-on-white) |
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Hospital stabbing suspect now charged with capital murder, eligible for death penalty  LONGVIEW, TX - Kyron Templeton, 22, is now charged with three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and capital murder for his involvement in a stabbing attack at Good Shepherd Medical Center in Longview. Templeton was previously charged with four counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and murder. The upgraded capital murder charge makes him eligible for the death penalty. Gail Sandidge, a nurse at the Ambulatory Surgical Center at Good Shepherd Medical Center, died in the attack, which happened just before 7 a.m. on November 26. Police arrested Templeton shortly after the attack. Harris Teel, 82, was critically injured during the attack and passed away on December 5. A total of two people died as a result of the attack and three people were injured. |
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Autopsy: Suspect In MPD Standoff Died Of Smoke Inhalation  MEMPHIS, TN -- Newly released autopsy results reveal how a suspect died during a standoff with the Memphis TACT Unit in October. According to the Shelby County Medical Examiner, Aaron Dumas died from smoke inhalation. Dumas, who was wanted for attempted murder, was discovered dead in a bathtub at a home in south Memphis on October 15th. He was found after an hours long standoff with the Memphis Police TACT Unit. That standoff ended with two police officers shot, Dumas dead and a house burned to the ground. Dumas barricaded himself inside the home after police tried to serve him with an arrest warrant. He was wanted for two counts of attempted murder after police say he shot his former girlfriend and her brother. Police say during that standoff, Dumas shot two TACT officers. Police fired a chemical agent into the home to try and subdue him. The house caught fire shortly after. - (Black-on-white) |
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College Station man arrested for Bryan murder  Family and friends of 19-year-old Trevor Williams, who was murdered inside his Bryan apartment on Sunday, can now sleep a little easier knowing police have the man in custody they believe is responsible for the crime. Bryan police tell us 23-year-old Marcus Watson Jr. was already in custody in the Brazos County Jail, on an unrelated charge from College Station, when he was served a warrant for murder. Watson is accused of shooting Williams in the head over an alleged drug deal that went badly. Williams was taken off life support Monday. "Hopefully this brings some type of closure for his murder," said Officer Kelley McKethan. "However, nothing will be able to replace Trevor Williams in his family's life." Police tell us they are still investigating but Watson is not being cooperative with authorities. - (Black-on-white) |
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Suspect Arrested In Brookhaven Shooting  Mississippi - Police say that around 8pm, December 30, a man was found dead in Brookhaven. Eighteen year old Trevor Williams was found in a trailer park at 401 Industrial Park. Williams had been shot once. Police arrested a suspect, Don Bolds, age 33, this morning in connection to this shooting. |
Black man charged with killing white wife at Applebee's  JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Police say 44-year-old Sheridan Veney fired five shots at his estranged wife inside the Applebee's restaurant on Lane Avenue on Sunday night, killing her. Sgt. Shawn Coarsey with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said that Veney entered the restaurant about 7:47 p.m. His wife, 42-year-old Lisa Veney, got up from the table to leave, he followed her to the door and shot her. She was taken to UF Health at Jacksonville, but died of her injuries. The couple's 18-year-old daughter, who is in the military station in North Carolina and was in town for a visit, witnessed the shooting but was not injured. She went to the hospital and was with her mother when she died. "They were just a real sweet family, it just really devastates me, to think something like this can happen," said Linda Dennison, who lives across the street. She said the Veneys also had a son. |
Salt Lake City man arrested for alleged abuse of girlfriend's 1-year-old son  A Salt Lake City man was arrested Monday after his girlfriend's 1-year-old son was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. Brian Luther Taylor, 24, was booked into Salt Lake County Jail for investigation of child abuse after the baby suffered major head trauma while alone with him for a short period of time, according to jail documents. The 1-year-old boy, who was on life support Monday, isn't expected to survive, jail documents state. Taylor was the mother's boyfriend but not the baby's father. A 911 call for "medical help" was made Monday afternoon from a house at 2393 S. 800 East, Heiden said. |
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Police: Nun hit by car, killed NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. —North Charleston police have arrested and charged 25-year-old Kevin Larone Ivery in connection with the death of 71-year-old Barbara Ann Wisdom, a nun from New York. Ivery has a long history with breaking the law. In Monday's night's incident, he is charged as a habitual offender and driving under suspension. His bond was set at $50,000. Additional charges may be added after the investigation is complete. Wisdom was standing on the edge of Dorchester Road near the CVS Pharmacy around 7 p.m. when a Buick LeSabre, driven by Ivery, struck her. Wisdom was taken to the hospital where she later died from her injuries |
Long Island mom charged with DWI in crash that gave kids head injuries  A liquored-up Long Island mom was busted Thursday night after wrecking her car and injuring her two young kids, authorities said. Laquita Brooks, 39, was driving her 7-year-old daughter and 5-year-old son when she lost control of her Mercury Mystique and slammed into a signpost and tree in Huntington, authorities said. Brooks’ daughter sustained a serious head injury in the 10:50 p.m. accident on Dix Hills Road. Her son suffered a minor head injury, Suffolk County cops said. Both children, who were seated in the back of the car and were not wearing their seat belts, were rushed to Huntington Hospital. |
Man jailed for attempted murder bites deputy, assaults another SALISBURY — A man already in jail awaiting trial on attempted murder charges has been charged with assaulting two county detention center officers, including biting one of them on the face. Quentin Odell Mathis, 30, was originally charged in May 2011 following a shooting at the Mooresville dragstrip, where authorities say he shot two men. The shooting occurred during an event attended by hundreds of people, including children in the crowd. Deputy J. L. Kemph placed his hand on Mathis to get him to move and Mathis punched the deputy. Mathis began pushing the deputy, who fell backward onto the floor; Mathis then began biting Kemph on the arm, the face and top of his head. Mathis told Kemph he would bite the deputy’s eye, a report said. |
Clarksville man arrested for indecent exposure CLARKSVILLE, TN - A Clarksville man who has exposed himself to women in the past may be at it again. Police arrested Mario Frederick on Sunday and charged him with indecent exposure. Frederick was allegedly fondling himself in front of shoppers at Sears. His name already appears on the Tennessee Sex Offender Registry for numerous convictions in the past. Most recently, he was arrested for approaching women in Rutherford County. |
Longview man arrested for agg. sexual assault of a child LONGVIEW, TX - A Longview man was arrested at an East Texas hospital Friday. According to the Longview Police Department, 44-year-old Darrell Dewayne Colbert was arrested for aggravated sexual assault of a child. Colbert was taken into custody at Good Shepherd Medical Center in Longview after a warrant was issued for his arrest. Colbert's arrest stems from an incident that occurred on December 22. He was taken to Gregg County Jail where he remains on $200,000 bond. Colbert has been arrested a total of 23 times in Gregg County. Previous charges include assault/family violence, assault causing bodily injury, assault causing bodily injury to a family member and violation of a protective order. |
Jackson County Authorities Need Your Help Locating a Shooting Suspect On the evening of September 26, 2013 the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call involving shots being fired into a residence in Campbellton. When officers arrived it was learned that Thabit Mateen and an unknown subject driving a pick-up truck stopped in front of a residence on Quarters Court. The owner of the residence observed Mateen sitting in the passenger side of the vehicle and then saw “fire” and realize she was being shot at and pushed her daughter to the floor and laid on the top of her. After Mateen shot into the residence four to five times with a shotgun, the driver of the vehicle departed southbound on Quarters Court. Three shotgun rounds entered the front of the home and exited the rear of the home. At the time of shooting the owner of the residence along with her ten children, ranging in age from 2 to 14-years-old were inside the home, but no one was injured. |
6 Walmart employees charged with theft      ACWORTH, Ga. -- Six employees at an Acworth Walmart were arrested for allowing more than $6,000 worth of merchandise to be stolen from the store. Walmart loss prevention officers called the Acworth Police Department on Dec. 23 to report the thefts at the store in the 3100 block of Cobb Parkway. Investigators soon determined the six suspects rang up each others' purchases and then voided the transactions, allowing Walmart employees to take items from the store without paying for them. The suspects were identified as 43-year-old Yashica Campbell, 21-year-old Beauford Goordum, 19-year-old Lamaris Fields, 22-year-old Shawn Harris, 19-year-old Jamecah Ray and 56-year-old Barbara Weston. |
Woman arrested following argument over Titans-Texans game NASHVILLE, Tenn. - A woman was arrested after an argument over the Tennessee Titans game became violent. Police were called after receiving a call from a man who stated 50-year-old Elaine Bass had threatened him with a gun. During the 911 call, dispatchers overheard the man saying, "Don't point that gun at me." Once police arrived to the home, officers saw a black revolver in plain sight on a shelf. Bass reportedly admitted to arguing with the victim over the Titans game against the Houston Texans, and told police she "popped him in the chest" but that they were "just playing." Bass said she never pointed a gun at the man, but that she was a convicted felon and was not supposed to be around firearms. |
Police: Man with several arrest warrants found hiding in kitchen cabinet A Shelby man with several warrants out for his arrest was located by police after they found him hiding in a kitchen cabinet above a sink. Police finally "located (him) hiding inside of a cabinet that was above the kitchen sink,” the report read. Police ordered the man to get down, but he refused and said he was stuck. Nathan Torray Hopper, 29, was assisted by police out of the cabinet, handcuffed and arrested. “He had eight charges listed on warrants for his arrest,” the report said. Those charges were listed as assault on a female, worthless check, possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, resisting arrest, probation violation, driving with license revoked, and no liability insurance. |
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Man severely beat woman in West Side robbery, police say  CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Police are looking for a man they said severely beat a woman during a robbery inside a West Side real estate agency. Jerry Smith, 39, is wanted for malicious wounding and robbery. At about 1:15 p.m., police were called to Home Pro Realty in regard to an alleged assault. Elizabeth Whitley, the agency's owner, told police that Smith had been loitering around her business for the past couple of days and she felt sorry for him. Smith asked Whitley for money on several occasions and said he was unemployed. He also said he was dealing with the recent death of his mother. On Monday, Smith went inside the real estate agency and asked Whitley for money again. Whitley said she didn't have any money and offered him a cup of coffee. Smith then became angry and struck Whitley in the face several times. Smith tried to pry Whitley's rings from her hands and attempted to rip off a necklace she was wearing. Whitley fought back and Smith allegedly chocked her with the necklace. Smith grabbed a screwdriver and stabbed Whitley several times under her chin. Smith rummaged through Whitley's purse and wallet before fleeing. Whitley was taken to CAMC General Hospital in serious condition. - (Black-on-white) |
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70-year-old beaten by two blacks while trying to slow down cars in his neighborhood Bradenton, Florida - A 70-year-old man pushing his wife in a wheelchair with his granddaughter by his side says he was beaten for trying to slow a car down in his neighborhood. It happened around 6:00 p.m. Friday night along 60th Ave. Drive West in Bradenton. All James Gorman wanted was for a car speeding down the road to slow down. That car ended up stopping, and what happened next would end up putting James Gorman in the hospital. "That's a thumb in the eyeball," says James Gorman, who lives in West Bradenton. Gorman's black eye is just the start. He has a torn rotator cuff, broken glasses, and pounding headaches. They're all injuries he says he got while trying to protect the kids in his neighborhood. "I stepped up to slow him down," says Gorman. He didn't want kids to get hit, but he was the one that got beaten. "He grabbed my hands and proceeded to beat the daylight out me. He knocked me out," says Gorman. Gorman says the men responsible are two black males in their 20s. "They are about scummiest things I've ever seen," says Gorman. "It takes two young men to beat up a 70-year-old man," he says. - (Black-on-white) |
Prosecutors: Man attacked woman at West Side bus stop  A man faces felony charges after prosecutors say he attacked a woman at a West Side bus stop. Kyle D. Hill, 28, , is charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse, criminal sexual abuse and misdemeanor possession of marijuana. On Dec. 26, Hill jumped out of a van near a CTA bus stop and grabbed a 32-year-old woman, said Assistant Cook County State's Atty. Kingsley Sawyers. Hill pinned down her arms and molested her, Sawyers said. Witnesses helped the woman get away, called 911 and held Hill until police arrived, he said. In a search during Hill's arrest, police found marijuana. |
Man charged in Midway Orange Line, Montclare rape attacks  A 30-year-old man was charged with a pair of sexual assaults on Friday – one near the Orange Line at Midway Airport and the other in the Montclare neighborhood on the Northwest Side. James Whiteside, is due in court today. Whiteside was charged with 8 felonies in connection with the two attacks. The first attack happened in the Montclare neighborhood about 2:30 a.m. on Dec. 27. Whiteside attacked a woman trying to get into her car after leaving a White Castle restaurant. The attacker pushed his victim into her car as she opened the driver-side door and, holding a pair of 3-inch scissors and covering her mouth, told her not to scream, according to a police report. |
Woman nearly raped, then robbed in plain sight A woman was nearly raped while walking through Washington Heights, authorities said. The 52-year-old victim was walking near the corner of W. 175th Street and Haven Avenue at around 6 p.m. Friday when the suspect came up behind her and threw her to the ground, cops said. The brute then tried to rape the woman in plain sight before she started screaming and he let her go. The victim tried to run home to her building, but the attacker followed her inside, where he stole her cell phone before running off, cops said. The assailant can be seen on building surveillance video entering the victim’s building after he tried to attack her. |
Gunman charged in rapper Doe B slaying MONTGOMERY, AL ) - Police have made an arrest in the fatal weekend shooting of 21-year-old Kimberle Johnson and 22-year-old Glenn Thomas both of Montgomery. Thomas was an up and coming rapper known as Doe B while Johnson was a student at Troy University. Police have charged 25-year-old Jason McWilliams of Montgomery with capital murder after he turned himself into MPD detectives late Sunday. |
UPDATE: Felony murder charges added to deadly hair weave shooting suspects     More charges were brought to the suspects arrested in connection with the shooting death over a hair weave purchase and robbery. Felony murder charges were added to Christina Menzies - the sister of Jennifer Menzies, the victim who died in the shootout - and to James Edwards and Jaquan House. The charge of party to felony murder was added to Brandon Lamothe, who also faces probation violation felony charges, and Damani Young faces identity theft and fraud charges in addition to obstruction of a law enforcement officer charge. |
Mother Admits Stabbing Three-Year-Old Son MANSFIELD – A Fort Worth mother is in jail accused of stabbing her three-year-old son in their apartment. “I was seeing things and hearing things that aren’t even there,” Nadia Douglas said in a jailhouse interview. Fort Worth police were called to the Spring Garden Apartment complex around 8 p.m. on December 28 to check on the little boy named Jeremy, according to family members. When they arrived, police found Nadia Douglas, 33, alone with the child, who was bleeding heavily. According to the officers on the scene, Douglas admitted to stabbing the toddler and was immediately arrested. |
Jacksonville police release details in Applebee's shooting  The estranged couple in Sunday’s deadly shooting at the Lane Avenue Applebee’s have been identified as suspect 44-year-old Sheridian Landell Veney Sr. and 42-year-old victim Lisa Marie Veney. The couple had domestic issues, but Sheridian Veney did not have a criminal record, Chief of Investigations Chris Butler said.... |
Swarthmore Bank Robbed by an African-American Police are searching for a man who robbed a suburban bank Friday. Investigators say the suspect entered the PNC Bank on South Chester Road in the Borough of Swarthmore, handed the teller a hand written note demanding money and said he had a gun. The robber was given an unknown amount of cash and then fled the bank running down Rutgers Avenue, according to officials. Authorities describe the suspect as an African-American male in his mid to late twenties, approximately 5-feet 7-inches tall with a thin build and a large amount of facial hair. |
Fayetteville PD looking for woman who robbed PNC Bank N.C. - Police in Fayetteville are looking for a woman who robbed a PNC Bank a week ago. The robbery took place just before 12 p.m. at the branch located at 454 Ramsey Street on Dec. 19. The woman, seen in surveillance photos, approached the counter and handed a note to the teller demanding money. The suspect obtained an undisclosed amount of cash before fleeing the scene. |
DNA evidence links suspect to church burglary SAN ANTONIO - A 49-year-old man identified as Charles Cline is facing a charge of burglary in connection with a break-in at a north Bexar County church, and detectives tied him to the crime through DNA evidence left behind at the scene, according to an arrest warrant affidavit. Someone broke into Crossbridge Community Church back in August and attempted to remove a 60-inch flat screen television from a wall. The TV was damaged in the process. Bexar County sheriff's detectives also found blood smeared on a wall of the church. DNA evidence from the blood later proved to be a match for samples from Cline which were already in a law enforcement database. |
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Evansville man stabbed to death; ruled homicide |
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(white) NJ doctor’s black adopted son, 17, stabs adopted colored sister to death A prominent New Jersey doctor well known for taking in foster kids was rocked by an unthinkable horror — when one of his adopted children allegedly stabbed another to death in their home. “Rest peacefully, angel,” Dr. Robert Gallo wrote on his Facebook page with a picture of his daughter Teia, 20. Her foster brother, Travis Gallo, 17, allegedly stabbed her repeatedly with a kitchen knife at around 5:30 p.m. Thursday in front of two other siblings at their Washington Township home, sources said. Their brother called 911, while another sister fled the home with no shoes on, sources said. Teia and Travis had both been adopted by Gallo, an OB-GYN, as children. The patriarch also adopted Teia’s biological sister, Destiny, and has nine kids of his own. |
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Arrest Made In Hollywood Alleged Sexual Assault  HOLLYWOOD – Hollywood police have arrested a man who reportedly sexually assaulted a 17-year old girl. According to police, 24-year-old Freddie Lee Gardner, Jr. was arrested December 26 around 5 p.m. Gardner was arrested at 1524 N. 22nd Avenue in Hollywood and was charged with two counts of sexual battery and kidnapping. Officers said the girl assaulted was walking at 24th Avenue and Jackson Street around 9:44 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 20th when a man approached her, according to police. |
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Convicted Sex Offender Posing as Preacher Arrested in Reno RENO, NV - A convicted sex offender believed to be posing as a preacher was arrested by the United States Marshals Northern Nevada Fugitive Task Force. James Edward Bryant, 68, was arrested December 26, 2013, on an outstanding October 11, 2012 California Parolee at Large warrant. Reno U.S. Marshals were contacted with information Bryant might be in the area. With leads from the public, officials say they were able to locate Bryant. According to the official, members of the public told investigators Bryant was known in the community as a preacher. Bryant's underlying offense is a conviction for sex offenses against a minor under the age of 14, according to the official. |
Stockbridge Man Charged with Molestation of Alpharetta Girl A Stockbridge man has been arrested and charged with three counts of child molestation against an Alpharetta girl, according to an incident report from the Alpharetta Department of Public Safety. Elmer Moffit, 47, of Stockbridge, was arrested Dec. 19 on three counts of child molestation and on a fugitive from justice warrant from the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office in Minnesota, according to inmate records with the Fulton County Sheriff's Office. He was booked into the Fulton County Jail on Dec. 20, where he is being held without bond. |
Police look for black Target bathroom peeper VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - Virginia Beach police are looking for the man who they say peeked under a Target bathroom stall at a young child using the restroom. "I think it's disgusting and they need to grow up and learn manners," said parent Brittany Adams. Police say a child small child was using the restroom there around 6 p.m. when a man peeked under the stall and continued to watch the child. By the time the child's parents found out what happened, the suspect was already out the door. "With our children, we always have to go with them, because we are too afraid," said parent Chris Adams. |
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Docs: (Black) suspect in brutal murders of two white women was disgruntled ex-employee   WESTFIELD, Ind. - The man accused of robbing and killing two women in a Westfield home was angry about being fired by his boss who also lived there, according to court documents released Friday. 20-year-old Christian Rene Haley made his first appearance in court today. The charges include two counts of murder, two counts of murder while committing a robbery, one count of robbery leading to bodily harm, one count of burglary leading to bodily harm, one count of theft, and one count of auto theft. Marylyn Erb, 52, and her 23-year-old daughter, Kelley Erb, were found beaten to death inside their Westfield home last week. Police arrested Haley this week Thursday. Investigators say the Crime Stoppers tipster overheard a conversation happening, where a man was talking about how Haley admitted to killing the two victims. According to the court documents, the caller then heard in detail what was taken from the home the day of the crime. Haley admitted to “bashing their heads in with a piece of cement or something.” But, he wasn’t sure if it was true because Haley was laughing when he said it. - (Black-on-white) |
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Granddaughter of billionaire General Foods founder found stabbed to death in Caribbean island home   The great-granddaughter of General Foods founder and heiress Marjorie Merriweather Post has been found slain at her luxury spa resort on the Caribbean island of Roatan, Honduras police said Friday. Roatan police chief Alex Madrid said Nedenia Post Dye, 46, was found stabbed in her room on December 22. He said police had arrested a local singer whom Dye was helping quit drugs. 'She was a good woman who worked with young people at risk, drug addicts and alcoholics,' Madrid said. The suspect, Lenin Roberto Arana, 25, told police that he and Dye had been "romantically involved", Madrid said. Arana, who used the stage name 'The Canary,' told local reporters that he was innocent. Madrid said Arana had been captured wearing blood-soaked clothing as he tried to flee in Dye's car. Police said Dye appeared to have been stabbed many times in the back. - (Black-on-white) |
(White) Minneapolis runner-up mayoral candidate robbed and brutally beaten by black female 'teens'  MINNEAPOLIS – The runner-up in the Minneapolis mayoral election is recovering after being robbed and brutally beaten Thursday night at the Mall of America. Mark Andrew, 63, was at a Starbucks inside the mall at around 7 p.m. Thursday when a man grabbed his phone off his table and ran off. When Andrew went after him, he was tackled by two teenage girls – aged 18 and 17 — one of which began beating him with a billy club. During the attack, they told Andrew, “We’re going to kill you,” police say. Andrew was left with a large gash on his head that required nine stitches. He has since been released from the hospital. Andrew said Friday that he chased after the thief, because he’s not a bystander by nature. “If somebody is gonna do that to me or somebody else, I’m not a bystander by nature I’ll go in and fight,” he said. The two women who attacked Andrew were arrested and are in custody. The 18-year-old was identified as Letajia Shapree Cutler-Cain. . She is pictured above and is being held pending felony charges of aiding and abetting aggravated robbery. Police are still searching for the male suspect. Andrew’s phone was found Thursday by shoppers. - (Black-on-white) - (Drudge link) |
Indiana appeals court upholds man's murder conviction  MUNCIE, Ind. — The Indiana Court of Appeals has upheld the convictions of a man who's serving a 65-year sentence for killing a woman whose body was set on fire. A Delaware Circuit Court jury convicted 26-year-old Terry D. Rutledge last year of murder and obstruction of justice in the slaying of 40-year-old Tonia Ingram, whose body was set on fire along a Muncie street. The Star Press reports the appeals court rejected the Muncie man's contention that the judge who heard his case failed to give jurors appropriate instructions before they deliberated. Rutledge also argued the judge should not have allowed the jury to hear testimony about text messages Rutledge allegedly sent immediately after Ingram's death. The court found that there's "a reasonable probability" Rutledge sent those text messages. |
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Suspect named in Olde Town murders, shooting   Northshore authorities have released information on the suspect they say shot eight people after a Christmas night dispute in Slidell's Olde Town. Two victims died. "Slidell Police and U.S. Marshals are on the hunt for 22-year-old Jamieon Chatman, who is responsible for the Olde Town shooting that left two dead and six wounded. Chatman is wanted for two counts of second degree murder and six counts of attempted second degree murder," Slidell Detective Daniel Seuzeneau said in a news release. The detective also released some more information about the crime. "According to witnesses, as the bars were closing, a fight broke out near the intersection of First Street and Cousin Street. During the altercation, several gun shots were fired into the crowd resulting in eight people being struck by bullets. Two of the victims have died as a result of their injuries. Earlier yesterday afternoon, the two victims are identified as 22-year old Errol Scott and 23-year-old Mark Womack, both of Slidell. Scott was pronounced dead at the scene and Womack later died at a local hospital around 11:00 a.m. yesterday morning." |
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Police make three arrests in Coro Lake murder    MEMPHIS, TN - - Investigators arrested three suspects in a Thursday afternoon murder in the Coro Lake area. Jonathan Bolden, 28, Ryan Winston, 21, and Mark Whitely, 24 , were arrested. All three suspects are charged with charged with first-degree murder in penetration of a robbery. Police say the three people went to Tyler Gurien's house intending to rob him. While there, one of the individuals pulled out a shotgun and shot Gurien. Police say Bolden admitted his participation in the plan to rob Gurien. |
Convicted Double Murderer And Homosexual Rapist Last Seen at Richmond Walmart RICHMOND —The U.S. Marshals Service is searching for a 54-year-old convicted killer, who violated parole in Georgia and was spotted at a Richmond Walmart. Zachary Byron Cobb is the primary suspect in the attempted abduction, robbery and sexual assault of an 18-year-old Georgia man. Cobb served nearly 30 years in prison for two murders in 1981. Cobb was last seen at the Walmart at 2410 Sheila Lane on Sunday, Dec. 15, and a parole violation warrant was issued for him on Wednesday, Dec. 18. Cobb is believed to be driving a silver 2006 Toyota Camry with Georgia tags BUV-5838. He is a black male who is 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighs approximately 150 pounds. He has brown eyes, black hair and a scar on his chin. |
Wanted Charlotte man arrested in NY on sex crime warrants HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. — A North Carolina man wanted on three open warrants for sex crimes has been apprehended on New York's Long Island. Police in Nassau County say Dwayne Mccluney was arrested in a Hempstead home by investigators from the fugitive squad and U.S. Marshalls at 7:20 a.m. Friday. The 36-year-old Charlotte man was wanted on warrants for statutory rape, indecent liberties with a child and sex offense-parental role. |
2 Conway men receive unrelated CSC with minor charges Charles Dewayne McDonald, 36, of the 900 block of Forest Loop Road, Conway is charged with second-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor, under 16-years-old. He was arrested Friday and booked into jail at about 11 a.m. Bond was set at $30,000 and he was still in jail Monday. According to the report at about 5:30 a.m. the next morning he went into her room and said, "Are you naked. If not, be naked by the time I come back." The warrant says the suspect had sexual intercourse with the girl. |
Columbus sex offender arrested COLUMBUS, Miss. -- Lowndes County officials said they arrested a Columbus man on Thursday for failure to register his new address as a sex offender. The Mississippi Sex Offender Registry showed Johnnie Carl Williams, 50, was arrested for sexual abuse in 2005 in Illinois. However, Williams' address on the registry did not match the address where he was arrested. He is currently being held at the Lowndes County Adult Detention Facility. |
Police: Drunken man ran through bingo hall with pants down  LOUISVILLE, Ky. —Police arrested an intoxicated man, who they say was running through a bingo hall with his pants halfway down. Deharra Waters is charged with disorderly conduct and alcohol intoxication. Arrest records show he was yelling "bingo" and running through the bingo hall. Police say his speech was slurred and he was arrested and taken to metro corrections. |
Mom Punched While Walking with Young Daughter in Midwood, Police Say BROOKLYN — A mother was sucker punched while crossing a street with her 7-year-old daughter in broad daylight, police said. The 33-year-old mother was near the intersection of 12th Street and Elm Avenue about 2:45 p.m. Saturday when a man approached her from behind, swung at the back of her head and knocked her to the ground, police said. Nothing was reported stolen. The woman sustained minor injuries to her hands and knees, police said. The attack appears to follow the pattern of the alleged “knockout game" assaults. - (Drudge link) |
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Rape suspect Aaron King mistakenly released from jail DELAWARE COUNTY, Ind. - A Carmel man accused of raping a Ball State University student was mistakenly released from the Delaware County Jail. Aaron King, 24, is charged with rape, criminal deviate conduct, criminal confinement and strangulation in an incident involving his ex-girlfriend. |
Transgender man’s suit claims Georgia jail ignored rape by corrections officer  A transgender man has filed a federal lawsuit accusing a Georgia County deputy of repeatedly sexually assaulting him in a jail as officials turned a blind eye. Former Gwinnett County Deputy Duane Clark, 40, was fired and arrested after an investigation into the former inmate's claims of sexual abuse in 2012. But his victim, whose name is being withheld due to the nature of the crime, argues that no effort was made at any point to stop sexual assaults that happened for nearly a month while he was behind bars. "This was in my room, or in the shower. There was nothing done in front of a lot of inmates," he said. |
Bail set at $500,000 for black "anti-racist" suspect in rape at Seattle park  Bail was set at $500,000 for a convicted sex offender arrested for investigation of rape in the sexual assault of a woman at Seattle’s Myrtle Edwards Park. The suspect, Coty Durand Kelly, 25, was released last year after serving prison time On Sunday, several people called 911 around 11:30 a.m. saying that a man was chasing people in the waterfront park. Park rangers found the victim when they arrived. Officers talked to witnesses and found Kelly in a parking garage. The victim told police that Kelly ran from behind her, tackled her and sexually assaulted her. Before that, the woman told police, Kelly had urinated while talking to himself, prayed and moved his arms up and down. Kelly grabbed another woman walking by him, shook her and called her a racist before she ran away, according to the first woman’s account. The first woman said she then ran in an attempt to get away from Kelly as he yelled, the documents say. Kelly told officers he wanted to remove racism from her. - (Black-on-white) |
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Substitute school aide in Modesto arrested on suspicion of statutory rape  MODESTO — A substitute aide for Modesto City Schools was arrested on suspicion of having a sexual relationship with an underage student. Jeremy Wood, 28, of Modesto was arrested on suspicion of statutory rape after his ex-girlfriend told police about text messages exchanged between him and the 17-year-old student. The phone was turned over to police and the student was interviewed. Wood was employed as a substitute paraprofessional at Beyer High School and had befriended the victim at the school when she was 16. Wood, like most paraprofessionals, works with special-needs students, but the girl was not one of his students. Modesto City Schools said Wood is no longer an employee. |
Suspect identified in brutal South Beach lifeguard-stand rape  DNA has linked a convicted burglar to a brutal nighttime rape at a South Beach lifeguard stand in May. Newly released court records show Blitz Santana Monestine, 29, is the chief suspect in the previously unpublicized attack. A second man remains unidentified. Miami Beach detectives served a warrant recently to obtain a second DNA sample from Monestine, who is in a downtown federal detention center awaiting sentencing in an unrelated federal gun case. Investigators are awaiting the results of the second DNA test, and have not charged Monestine with sexual battery. According to a search warrant, the attack took place on May 5 just after a woman in her 20s left Mac’s Club Deuce, 222 14th St. The time: 4:30 a.m. The woman admitted she was “intoxicated” at the time, but she remembered that a group of men outside the bar “began to insult and scream at her,” according to the warrant. One of the men began walking with the woman toward the beach. At 17th Street, the man led her up the lifeguard stand. Suddenly, a group of men appeared, “pinned her to the floor,” and raped her, according to the warrant. |
Jennings black convicted of raping teen gets new trial (on technicality) ST. LOUIS • A man who was sentenced to 15 years in prison after DNA linked him to the rape of a 14-year-old girl will get a new trial as a result of a court ruling. Jerry Ousley, 33, of Jennings, was convicted in 2011 of forcibly raping the teenager as she walked home near Union Station in December 1999. He was charged in 2009 after his DNA was found on the girl's clothing from that night. The 6-1 decision by the Missouri Supreme Court reverses Ousley's conviction and sends his case back to St. Louis Circuit Court for a new trial. The opinion, authored by Chief Justice Mary R. Russell, determined that Ousley should have been able to present two witnesses to support his defense that the sexual intercourse was "consensual". |
(Black) Connecticut psycho, posing as good Samaritan, rapes and murders college student days before Christmas in 1989   While Christmas shopping on Dec. 16, 1989, Julia Ashe lugged an armload of bags out of Bradlees in Waterbury, Conn., and discovered she had a flat tire. Miraculously, a man appeared and offered to help. But he was no good Samaritan. He was shopping too, in a sense. For two days, he had been lurking in his own car in that lot, waiting for lone women shoppers to arrive. Twice, he used a valve stem remover to deflate a tire on the car of likely victims, then offered to change the flats when they returned from shopping. The first two potential targets declined his help. His third target, Ashe, a 22-year-old University of Connecticut student, did not. Who could blame her? It was 18 degrees. As he slapped on Ashe’s spare tire, the man said his own car had broken down and asked for a lift to a gas station. She agreed. But once in the car, the man directed Ashe to drive to a wooded pull-off barely a mile from the store, beside a dam on City Mills Pond. Though well-concealed, the spot is a stone’s throw from busy I-84. As traffic whizzed by, he ordered Ashe into the back seat. He rifled her pocketbook, taking $300, and then raped her. But the horror was just beginning....Meanwhile, detectives in the Waterbury area were closing in on a serial sex fiend. Sedrick Cobb, 27, of nearby Naugatuck, had been arrested that June in an attempted rape in his hometown. While that case was pending and Cobb was free, he became a suspect in two more sex assaults... - (Black-on-white) |
| Federal statistics support stereotypes about miscegenation When rated by interviewers, white females who report having black sexual partners are rated as less attractive, not as well groomed, and having less desirable personality traits. They are dramatically more likely to test positive for chlamydia or trichomoniasis. They perform worse on vocabulary tests. |
"Hispanic" Child rape suspect who pretended to be a woman on Facebook appears in court |
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East Texas black killed in Oklahoma shooting was 'person of interest' in 2007 murder of White woman  TYLER, TX - An East Texas man listed as a 'person of interest' in a 2007 murder has been shot and killed by his girlfriend in Oklahoma. Willie Boley was shot and killed by his girlfriend after an argument in Oklahoma City on Sunday. Police said they do not expect to charge her for the shooting. Boley had a criminal past, including an assault on a family member arrest in March 2012 and sentencing December 2013. Boley was named a person of interest in the 2007 murder of Marianne Wilkinson. Wilkinson was shot and killed answering her front door in December 2007. Police believe the killer had the wrong address and opened fire on the wrong house. |
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Suspect arrested in brutal mall beating in Charleston, WV   UPDATE: According the South Charleston Police Dept., a suspect in a beating that took place in Charleston, WV has been arrested. Denzil Weatherspoon was arrested and charged with malicious wounding. Washington is accused of hitting Ryan Lynch in the head with a hammer while intervening in a fight between Lynch and several juveniles. Police say two other juveniles may be charged in the case. Ryan Lynch is recovering in the hospital following the attack on Thursday night. Lynch said a group of teenagers attacked him with a hammer in front of his kids. He now has a metal plate where his skull was fractured. Lynch said surgeons performed brain surgery to remove bone fragments from his brain. Police said two juveniles have been charged with malicious wounding in the beating. Investigators are still looking for three other teens involved in the attack. Lynch knows his attackers and said they have been causing problems for his family for some time. He said the kids were friends with his son. Lynch is still fearful for his family. He says his attackers are still posting threats on Facebook. - (Black-on-white) |
Man murdered just weeks before his wedding ALBANY, GA - The search is on for four killers who gunned down a man in East Albany. It's apparently a random killing that's left a family heartbroken. The victim, Jamey Spurlock, was getting married the end of January. He and his fiancee picked out her wedding dress Sunday morning, just hours before he was murdered. Carrie Kimbrell and her family will spend Christmas without her fiancee, Jamey Spurlock, after he was shot to death. "He was just an all out good person that didn't deserve to be gunned down in the street for no reason. He didn't deserve that, he didn't deserve it," she said. Albany Police say 35 year-old Spurlock was shot in the chest during an attempted armed robbery on Mobile Avenue Sunday night. And Kimbrell saw it happen. |
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Police identify (White) mother and daughter found dead Friday in Westfield; (black) person-of-interest photographed WESTFIELD, Ind. - A mother and daughter were found dead in their Westfield home Friday evening in what police are calling a double homicide. Now, investigators have a person of interest they need help identifying. Authorities with the Westfield Police Department said they were called just before 5 p.m. Friday after a relative found two female bodies inside their home near 161st Street and Oak Park Court. The two women were identified Saturday morning as Marylyn Erb, 52, and Kelley Erb, 23, a student at Ivy Tech Community College. The Hamilton County Coroner's Office was expected to conduct autopsies on Saturday afternoon. Police said Sunday both women died of blunt-force trauma. Police said the deaths were a result of break-in robbery that took place in the middle of the day sometime Friday. |
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Cheley found guilty of murder, not guilty of rape in DeLoach trial   Shan Demetrius Cheley was convicted of malice murder but acquitted on a rape charge in the Sept. 30, 2012, slaying of Amber DeLoach. In addition to the malice murder charge, the Chatham County Superior Court jury convicted Cheley of felony murder during the commission of an aggravated assault, aggravated assault and arson. The seven women and five men on the jury acquitted him on a second felony-murder charge of causing the death of DeLoach, a former St. Vincent’s Academy student and Islands High School alumna, during the commission of a rape. DeLoach, 18, was found slain in the trunk of a burning Dodge Avenger which had been rented from Enterprise car rentals. Evidence showed she was dead when the vehicle was set afire about 6:40 a.m. Prosecutors contended Cheley met the victim in City Market, took her to his home at 10 Little Country Place where he raped and strangled her, before driving her in the trunk of the rented vehicle to Yamacraw Village where he set the car ablaze with gasoline he purchased from a nearby BP station. Cheley admitted he had “rough sex” with the victim, but said it was consensual in return for drugs. - (Black-on-white) |
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Murder charge against Alberto Palmer is amended to include rape   An Anoka County grand jury has amended charges against Alberto Palmer, indicting him on two counts of first-degree murder in the death of Brittany Clardy, including one involving rape, prosecutors said Friday. Palmer, 24, was charged previously with premeditated murder and now also is charged with murder with criminal sexual conduct, both punishable by life sentences with no chance of parole. Palmer, who has been in jail since March, also was charged last month in Hennepin County in the death of Klaressa Cook, 24. Both women’s bodies were discovered in cars in impound lots. |
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Lee Rigby killer Michael Adebolajo drugged and raped me at 14: Victim tells of her ordeal   A young mum has told how one of soldier Lee Rigby’s killers drugged and raped her when she was 14. While a naive schoolgirl, evil Michael Adebolajo forced her to smoke cannabis – he then waited until she passed out then raped her. Callous Adebolajo, convicted this week of the horrific murder of the soldier, had lured the 14-year-old to his room to satisfy his vile lust. His victim, now a mum in her twenties, told how she became unconscious under the influence of the powerful weed. When she came round Adebolajo was on top of her carrying out his sickening sex attack. She claimed: “I have looked into his eyes and felt the evil inside him. “I opened my eyes and his face was less than an inch from mine. I’ll never forget that moment for as long as I live. “His teeth were discoloured and wonky. His eyes seemed to be burning. He smirked and his breath smelt foul and was hot on my face.” - (Black-on-white) - (UK) |
Volunteer firefighter dies after taken off life support    ROWAN COUNTY, N.C. -- Family members of Marco Kauffman decided to take him off life support after he was shot in the head earlier this month. Kauffman died Friday afternoon. The family made the announcement on their 'Praying for Marco' Facebook page: They said, "Marcus burst into heaven at 12:52 p.m. Our loss is so painful, but we know this was gain for Marcus. Kauffman was shot during a burglary attempt in front of his home on Chenault Road in Cleveland County. He and his pregnant wife were returning home after spending the Thanksgiving holiday with both in-laws. Authorities have arrested four men in connection with the shooting. Following Kauffman’s death on Friday, the Rowan County Sheriff’s Office upgraded the charges for two of the suspects. Khari McClelland, 23, and Jaylend Turner, 29, will now be charged with first-degree murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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EVANSVILLE, IN - An death investigation of an Evansville man has been ruled a homicide. Autopsy results revealed that 33-year-old 
Terry Donald Rutledge, 24, was arrested on a murder charge. Regina Miller, 36, and Antowyn Warren, 33, were arrested on charges of assisting a criminal and obstruction of justice. According to a probable cause affidavit, Rutledge admitted to placing his hand over Ingram's nose until she stopped breathing and moving. Miller admitted to helping dispose of Ingrim's body and told police that she saw Rutledge pour gas on the victim and set her body on fire, according to the probable cause. 
A man appeared in Clark County Superior Court on suspicion of raping a 15-year-old girl last year after luring her by masquerading as a woman on Facebook. 
INDIO — A Jan. 13 preliminary hearing was set Monday for a Thermal man accused of sexually assaulting two underage sisters over a period of several years. The hearing will determine if there is enough evidence for 25-year-old