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ARCHIVE for 16 March 2014 |
Black on probation is suspect in murder of 72-year-old White woman BERKELEY COUNTY, W.Va. - A Martinsburg man who is charged with first-degree murder in the death of Martha Tyler, 72, was recently released from jail and was out on probation from Morgan County, W.Va., when the homicide occurred. William Patrick Jackson, 37, was taken into custody Tuesday and charged with one felony count of first degree murder. Jackson was initially arrested for fraudulent use of a credit card, after it was discovered he had used the victim's bank card. He was incarcerated at the Eastern Regional Jail for a probation violation. He was released in February 2014. Tyler was found dead with a bag over her head and her hands tied behind her back by her daughter. On Monday, investigators released the results of her autopsy, stating she died from ligature strangulation and smothering. - (Black-on-white) |
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Interracial couple charged with murder in Greene County death of White man The Greene County Sheriff's Department has charged two people with first degree murder in connection with a suspicious death reported earlier this week. Mario Donte "Rio" Keene, 39, and Amanda Kate Harris, 27, are charged with killing Donald Ray Gunter on Old Mountain Road February 10th. They are being held at the Greene County Detention Center on $600,000 bonds pending their first court appearance Friday February 14th. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black woman accused of trying to kill her children by driving them into the ocean described as 'nastiest person' hospital staff had dealt with after causing 2007 wreck that killed a young mother | ||
The South Carolina woman accused of trying to kill her three young children by driving them into the ocean in Florida last week was involved in a car crash that claimed a woman's life several years ago. The husband of the woman killed in the 2007 wreck is speaking out against the young mother who he claims tried to convince a judge that he was to blame for the deadly wreck. Doug Krane's wife, Jennifer Krane, had just given birth the couple's first child when they crossed paths with Ebony Wilkerson on a freeway near Fort Lauderdale in February of 2007. On the day of the deadly wreck, Wilkerson was going northbound on Interstate 95 when she switched lanes and slammed into the rear of a Nissan operated by Doug Krane, who was driving with his wife and infant son in the car. The impact sent Krane's car skidding across the road and into a concrete barrier. Jennifer Krane suffered critical injuries in the collision and died several days later. | ||
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Gates Mills man charged in fatal South Euclid crash drove 85 miles per hour before striking tree SOUTH EUCLID, Ohio— The Gates Mills man accused of driving high on marijuana at 85 mile per hour and crashing into a tree, killing his 16-year-old passenger, is being held in the city jail on $780,000 bond. Jerard A. Rood, 19, entered no plea Friday at his initial appearance in South Euclid Municipal Court, where he is charged with first-degree felony aggravated vehicular assault and two first-degree misdemeanor charges of phone harassment. Rood’s friend’s sister, 16-year-old Karly B. Ciuprinskas, a junior at Brush High School, died in the crash. Rood and Ciuprinskas’ 17-year-old sister suffered minor injuries in the crash. Authorities also charged Rood twice with telephone harassment, accused of continuing to call Ciuprinskas’ family despite being asked multiple times by police to stop contacting them. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black sentenced for sexual battery of 4-year-old girl CANTON, Miss. —A man convicted of sexual battery involving a 4-year-old girl will spend the next 20 years in prison, prosecutors said. Tawarius Donta Sanders, 27, was sentenced to 40 years, but the last 20 will be suspended. When he's released from prison, Sanders will have to register as a sex offender and will be on probation for five years. Guest said the mother of the child called the Canton Police Department on Dec. 29, 2012 to report the incident. The mother told police that her daughter had been to Sanders' home and when she returned she told her mother what had happened, Guest said. The mother took the girl to Madison River Oaks Hospital and called police, Guest said. |
Ex-Dracut High star charged in sexual assault LOWELL -- Police are probing four stalking incidents during the past month in which a man wearing black clothing and a black ski mask, followed women from a Dracut gym, and in one case, sexually assaulted a woman outside her Lowell home. Bryant Tuff, 19, a former Dracut High football star, is charged in one of the assaults and is held without bail. Tuff is charged with assault with intent to rape and assault and battery for allegedly sexually assaulting a woman in her 20s outside her Ennell Street home in Lowell on Feb. 26. He is a suspect in the other three stalking incidents, though he has not been charged. |
Manhunt Underway After Suspect Named In City Police Officer Shooting BALTIMORE — Baltimore City Police identify a suspect in connection with the shooting of an off-duty officer in East Baltimore.The police commissioner called the shooting a “cowardly act” and zeroed in on a suspect–a man they warn should be considered armed and dangerous. All eyes are now out for 34-year-old Gregg Thomas–a man with a violent past, including a conviction for second-degree murder. An outraged Police Commissioner Anthony Batts called Thomas a suspect in Friday night’s shooting of police officer Keith Mcneill. Sergeant Mcneill was off-duty running some personal errands when someone opened fire Friday night, shooting him multiple times in the chest in East Baltimore along Belair Road. |
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Group home resident suspected of strangling, punching caretaker A resident at a Des Moines group home has been accused of strangling and punching one of his caretakers Friday night, according to a police report. Joseph Vanzant Bonner, 27, has been charged with willful injury and probation violation. He is being held at the Polk County Jail. Police responded to an assault report at Optimae Life Services, 2111 E. 13th St., at about 7:30 p.m. Friday. A caretaker at the group home told police Bonner had strangled him three times and punched him numerous times. |
3 people shot in Troup County home full of children A 26-year-old LaGrange man allegedly broke into a home with “numerous children” inside and began shooting. None of the children were injured in the Saturday morning shooting on Clearwater Drive, but three adults were taken to various trauma centers with gunshot wounds, Deputy Stewart Smith with the Troup County Sheriff’s Office said in an emailed statement. A total of nine people were in the home when Victor Wayne Weatherspoon forced his way into the residence and began shooting, Smith said. |
Manhunt For Suspect In Oakland Armed Robbery OAKLAND — Police were asking for the public’s help finding a man wanted in connection with an armed robbery at an Oakland business. The suspect has been identified as 28-year-old John Thomas Allen. He is described as a standing 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighing about 160 pounds. He has a scar on his chin and a receding hairline. Police said Allen is considered armed and dangerous. If anyone spots him they are advised to not approach him and call 911. |
Black pastor accused of rape is arrested A Perris pastor has been arrested on suspicion of rape, and Riverside County sheriff’s officials believe there are more victims. Jerome Anthony Clay Sr., 41, of Perris, was arrested at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, March 13, at his home in the 400 block of South Perris Boulevard in Perris after sheriff’s officials served search warrants at the residence and at Compassion Church at 190 E. 5th St. in Perris, according to a sheriff’s news release. He was booked into the Southwest Detention Center in French Valley on suspicion of rape, oral copulation with a person under 16, and sexual penetration by force, booking records show. He is being held in lieu of $110,000 bail. |
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Attacked in her apartment by two blacks - White Denver Woman recounts terrifying ordeal Denver Police have issued a crime alert after two separate attacks just blocks apart within a week. According to the alert, the first crime happened around 8 p.m. on March 6. The woman, who didn't want to be identified, said she walked out of her apartment and saw two black men -- one had a knife -- at the bottom of the stairwell. "We made eye contact and they rushed up. By the time I got to the door, one of them already had their foot in the entrance door," the victim said. The victim said she dialed 911 as she fought to close her door. She knew she wasn't just fighting for her life, she was fighting for her unborn baby's too. "We were forcing the entrance door back and forth for a good ten seconds. They kept pushing the door back so I knew I wasn't going to hold it, so that's why I ran to the restroom," the victim said. The restroom was the only room in the apartment with a locking door. The woman said the men continued to bang on the door, trying to break it down. The door frame now has deep marks where they tried to pry the lock with their knife. "I could just hear them laughing. I just dropped the phone and I crawled up in a ball and I just was waiting. I was just freaking out, I was just screaming. All I could hear is banging on the door," she said. Denver Police said the second attack happened just six days later around 6 p.m., in the same area. In that incident, police said a black man wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt kicked in the front door to an apartment. The male resident scared the suspect off. Another black man wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt was seen loitering nearby. - (Black-on-white) |
Black 'Trayvon' confesses to murder of White teen JENSEN BEACH, Fla. - The Martin County Sheriff's Office announced the arrest of 26-year-old Trayvon D. Jackson in connection with the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Dylan Andrew McKelvey. McKelvey, the grandson of Monster.com founder Andrew McKelvey, was Martin County's first homicide of 2014. His body was found in a field in Indiantown on March 5th. Detectives questioned Travyvon D. Jackson who also goes by the nickname "Lil Su Rabbit." Deputies say Jackson confessed to shooting and killing McKelvey during an argument on March 5th and leaving his body in Indiantown. Jackson is being held in the Martin County Jail. - (Black-on-white) |
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Bond denied for black suspect in deadly McDonald’s bathroom attack on 74-year-old White man The man accused of attacking a man in McDonald’s who later died was denied bond at his court appearance Thursday. Donald Thomas, 50, was arrested Monday and charged with aggravated battery and robbery in the Feb. 28 attack on Frederic Cooper inside the McDonald’s on Indian Trail Lilburn Road, according to Gwinnett County police. On Tuesday, 74-year-old Cooper died in the hospital. Police said Thursday charges against Thomas could be upgraded, depending on Cooper’s autopsy. Gwinnett County police say Thomas followed Cooper into the bathroom at the restaurant and tried to take Cooper’s wallet, but the older man resisted. Thomas allegedly attacked Cooper and the two struggled, police said. Cooper was knocked to the floor, sustained a cut to his face and fractured back, among other injuries. Police said Thomas took the wallet and fled the scene. “Somebody else may not have been injured as severely, but he is 74 years old and he was not physically prepared to be knocked down and attacked the way he was,” Cpl. Jake Smith with Gwinnett police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Popular (White) Boca Raton restaurant owner stabbed to death by black Haitian employee, authorities say BOCA RATON — Jimmy the Greek helped everyone he knew, even the man who allegedly stabbed him to death. Sarantis Monemvasitis, a server at Jimmy the Greek Taverna, recalled walking into Dimitrios Karaloukas’s restaurant in Boca Raton five years ago asking for a job. Karaloukas, known as “Jimmy,” gave him a job on the spot. Three months ago, Jimmy did the same for Tilus Lebrun, even though they didn’t have any openings. But authorities say Lebrun stabbed his boss several times Thursday night with what Monemvasitis called “the longest knife” in the kitchen. Lebrun, 42, faces charges of first-degree murder and first-degree attempted murder. Karaloukas, 62, died from his injuries at Delray Medical Center less than an hour after the attack. Another unidentified employee in the kitchen was also stabbed and taken to the hospital but “is expected to pull through,” a Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson said. Lebrun, of Pompano Beach, told deputies he stabbed his boss in the restaurant because his boss took a photo of him and posted it on the Internet, according the arrest report. Lebrun has three children in Haiti. - (Black-on-white) |
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More blacks arrested in Olde Towne Slidell shootings in which White man died SLIDELL, LA - Slidell Police have arrested four additional suspects in the Olde Towne shooting case that left two dead and six seriously wounded last December. Jamieon Chatman, 22, was named as the primary suspect in the case. Chatman was arrested two days after the shooting in Vermilion Parish. During the course of the investigation, it was discovered that 24-year-old Markel Foster, Rico Bedford , Torin Joseph and Paul Nixon, all played a role in assisting Chatman by either getting rid of evidence and/or helping him elude police during his two days on the run. All four suspects have been charged with six counts of accessory after the fact to attempted second-degree murder and two counts of accessory after the fact to second-degree murder. The shooting incident began shortly after midnight on Christmas Day when gunfire erupted in the bar district of Olde Towne. 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 gunshots were fired into the crowd, resulting in eight people being struck by bullets. Two of the victims 22-year-old Errol Scott and 23-year-old Mark Womack, both of Slidell, died as a result of their injuries. Scott was pronounced dead at the scene and Womack later died at the hospital. Slidell Police said neither was Chatman's intended target. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black boyfriend, who called 911, charged in white Brandon woman’s death TAMPA — A Valrico man, who called 911 on Tuesday to alert authorities after finding the body of a Brandon woman outside his house, has been charged with his apparent girlfriend’s death. Deputies charged Michael Jason Fields, 32, with second-degree murder early this morning in the death of Christina Mahzamani, 32, who died of bludgeoning to her head, an autopsy showed. Deputies say Fields alerted 911 around 2:20 p.m. to a body found at the side of the house where he was living, later identified as Mahzamani. After finding drag marks on the grass, and leaves leading from the back yard toward the middle of two houses, deputies say investigators discovered a cinder block with blood behind the home. Investigators also found an area of dirt with what appeared to be blood and a partial shoe print consistent with the sole of the shoes that Fields was wearing, deputies say. A search of Fields’ bedroom yielded a pair of pajama pants with blood on the front, deputies say. Fields told detectives he was Mahzamani’s boyfriend, and she came to visit him at the house on Sunday night around 11 p.m., staying a short time before she left. He said he had no further contact with her. Mahzamani, the mother of three children ages 3, 7 and 9, was last seen at around 10 p.m. Sunday at her home. She left her home that night but never returned. - (Black-on-white) |
Rapper Tyler the Creator arrested after SXSW riot incident AUSTIN, Texas -- The Austin Police Department arrested Tyler Gregory Okonma on Saturday after ensuing a riot at the Scoot Inn Thursday. Police have charged the rapper, who uses goes by the name "Tyler the Creator," with a riot, Class A Misdemeanor. His bond is set at $3,500. The 'Yonkers' rapper encouraged a large crowd on more than one occasion to force themselves past venue employees. The venue was already at full capacity. |
15-year-old black boy homo raped an 11-year-old boy in bathroom stall LEE COUNTY, FL - A 15-year-old boy will be labeled a sex offender after he sexually assaulted another boy inside the Lee County School District headquarters. 15-year-old Cozelle Francis pled ‘no contest' to trying to have sex with an 11-year-old classmate inside a bathroom stall. Only NBC2 investigators were there as the judge found enough evidence to hold the teen in state custody. Francis was a virtual school student – meaning all of his course work was done on-line. He met the 11-year-old victim during testing at district headquarters. A teacher found Francis in the stall with the victim. On Friday, a judge called his behavior predatory. "It appears to be a crime of opportunity as well," said Juvenile Judge Nick Thompson. Judge Nick Thompson described the sex assault Francis committed against the 11-year-old boy. Francis was ordered to undergo treatment in a state facility. He is accused of molesting another young boy in 2009. That boy was non-verbal at the time |
40 years for ex-pastor convicted of molesting FORT WAYNE – The 51-year-old former foster parent asked a judge to keep him out of prison for the rest of his life, but with a 40-year prison sentence for child molesting, that is not a likely outcome. In February, an Allen Superior Court jury convicted James M. Burton of two of four counts of child molesting, believing the account of a young girl who said the former pastor of Greater Faith Baptist Church had repeatedly touched her and performed sex acts on her while she lived with him in foster care. The two counts of Class A child molesting – each punishable by 20 to 50 years in prison – were the most serious charges Burton faced. The jurors acquitted Burton of two Class C felony counts of child molesting punishable by up to eight years. The girl, now 10, alleged he touched her sexually as well as performed a sex act on her and had her perform a sex act on him while she was staying in his home as a foster child between June 2009 and January 2012. |
Dallas Police Arrest A Second Black Man Connected to Sexual Assault of Hearing-Impaired Girl Dallas police confirmed they have arrested a second person in connection to a report of an aggravated sexual assault of a child. The Dallas Police Department confirmed Friday morning that 20-year-old Lucas Martin surrendered to at Dallas police headquarters late Thursday night. Martin and 19-year-old Jarvis Fisher — who is already in custody after being arrested Wednesday night — are accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old hearing-impaired girl. The girl told police she went to a park on Sand Springs Avenue in Dallas on Tuesday where she met with Martin and Fisher. The pair began communicating with the girl via text messages, police said. They then went to a nearby house where they solicited sex from the girl, according to police. She refused, but the men forced her to engage in sexual acts, police said. |
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Fairfield Man Arrested For Allegedly Biting Nose Off Infant Son FAIRFIELD — An 18-year-old Fairfield man has been arrested for biting the nose off of his infant son, police said. Fairfield Police said they received a phone call from a hysterical female saying her infant child was bleeding from its nose. Doctors at North Bay Medical Center determined the infant’s nose had been severed and the child had possible head trauma, according to the police press release. The infant was later taken to Oakland Children’s Hospital where doctors determined the 1-month-old infant had a skull fracture, a brain hemorrhage, and a third of the child’s nose had been severed off, according to the release. Investigators determined the father, Joshua Cooper, had bitten his son’s nose off out of frustration over the infant crying, police said. |
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Chicago: 3 Nigerian brothers charged with kidnapping, gang-rape of 15-year-old Three Nigerian brothers have been arrested for the kidnapping and sexual assault of a 15-year-old girl in December. Aziz Animashaun, 22, Isiaka Animashaun, 25, and Taiwo Animashaun, 26, were arrested Friday and are all charged with aggravated criminal sexual assault and kidnapping for the attack that a prosecutor said happened around 8:30 p.m. on Dec. 21. The teenager was taking care of her brother that night and went to take out the trash when a black SUV filled with five or six people pulled up. Hamelly said Aziz Animashuan told the girl to get in, but she refused. The prosecutor said the youngest of the three men hit the girl in the head with a 19th-century style handgun. She said the girl was carried to the car and seated next to Isiaka Animashaun. Then the prosecutor said they took the girl to an unknown location where court documents show she was forced to have sex with five or six people. |
Good Samaritan helps officer capture black sex offender accused of attacking woman HOUSTON - A good Samaritan jumped in to help a police officer capture a man accused of attacking a woman. Locking up his downtown business after a late-night event, Darren Ricketts thought his work was done until he heard the screaming. Ricketts said he realized Arthur William Brown was attacking a young woman, attempting to rape her as she tried to get to her car near the University of Houston Downtown campus. "She was in shock. She got thrown down by a masked guy on the sidewalk," said Ricketts. Ricketts said he watched an off-duty Houston police officer step in, fighting to stop Brown, but Brown managed to break free from the officer. "He was trying with everything he could to tackle him and subdue him and arrest him, so I jumped in and helped," said Ricketts. Ricketts and the officer chased Brown for a block. Then, before the masked man could cross the street, they tackled him. Court documents also show Brown has a criminal history dating back several decades. They state Brown was convicted of rape in 1979 and convicted of failure to comply as a sex offender in 2010. |
Black man charged in 1990s rape cases - Lightner faces 23 charges CINCINNATI —A man arrested for several rapes that date back two decades was back in court Wednesday. Hamilton County investigators said Stanley Lightner is responsible for rapes that date back to 1995. On Wednesday, two assault charges were dismissed because of the statute of limitations. A recent sex offender registration sweep led to his DNA being collected, which connected him to the 1995 crimes. Lightner now faces 23 charges. |
Homeless Cleveland Jones Charged with Rape of Homeless Woman in Field off Division Street A court hearing has been set for Monday in the case of 56-year-old Cleveland Jones, who is charged with raping a 33-year-old woman in a field Tuesday afternoon. Both parties are homeless and are believed to have met on the street in recent days. Police responded to the field at 1:15 p.m. after a citizen reported seeing a man and woman having sex in the field, and that the woman appeared to be impaired. Central Precinct officers found the woman in the field extremely intoxicated and unresponsive. Jones, who matched the denoscription provided by the witness, was spotted by officers walking away from the area on 8th Avenue South. Jones was charged with rape of a helpless individual. |
(Black male) Gerald Canty Charged in Minnesota Avenue Sex Assaults D.C. Police have arrested a 22-year-old man in connection with four sexual assaults while armed and similar incidents along the Minnesota Avenue footbridge this month. Gerald Canty of Northeast D.C. has been charged with three counts of kidnapping, first degree sexual abuse while armed and assault with intent to rob for the following incidents: (see more...) |
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Man admits part in 2012 gang-rape of home health nurse, receives 40-year sentence One of five men accused of participating in the gang rape of a home health nurse in 2012 has pleaded guilty to several charges and netted a 40-year sentence in exchange. Darren Holmes, 21, pleaded guilty to charges of forcible rape, second-degree kidnapping and armed robbery during a hearing in Orleans Parish Criminal Court Judge Keva Landrum-Johnson's courtroom on Tuesday (March 11). During what was scheduled to be a court appearance to evaluate whether Holmes was mentally fit to stand trial, prosecutors agreed to amend his original charges of aggravated rape and kidnapping. Prosecutors replaced them with charges of forcible rape and second-degree kidnapping, both of which carry lesser sentences. Had Holmes been convicted at trial of aggravated rape he would have faced life in prison. Holmes was indicted on an additional rape charge last year after police say he sexually assaulted an inmate at Orleans Parish Prison. As a part of his plea deal Tuesday, he was sentenced to 40 years for that assault as well, although the sentences are set to run concurrently, meaning he was sentenced to serve 40 years in total, with credit for the time he has already served. |
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Black 21-year-old driver to be charged with two counts of capital murder AUSTIN – Rashad Charjuan Owens, 21, the driver in a deadly downtown wreck who police suspected of driving drunk, will be charged with two counts of capital murder and 23 counts of aggravated assault with a vehicle after the car plowed through a crowded street full of people waiting for a South by Southwest concert. A Central Texas woman riding on the back of a moped and a man from the Netherlands on a bicycle were killed when the car hit a crowd of people outside Mohawk. More than 20 others taken to the hospital. One of the victim’s was 35-year-old Steven Craenmehr. Two people remained in critical condition, and three others had serious injuries and were being treated at area hospitals. Police say Owens sped away from an officer after being stopped on suspicion of DWI a few blocks earlier. Owens almost hit a police officer with the car while trying to get away, according to police. He then went the wrong way on Ninth Street, plowed through a barricade on Red River Street, and hit the people in the crowd. “This is an individual that committed an intentional act,” Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo said of the suspect. Owens then went through 10th and 11th streets before hitting a van. That’s when police say the driver jumped out of the car and began to run, but police managed to use a Taser and arrest the suspect. - (Black-on-white) |
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Carjacking in Pompano Beach caught on video A carjacking in Pompano Beach is caught on video and it all began with a traffic stop at a convenience store, but soon the (white - Hispanic) victim had a knife to his throat as the suspect demanded his cash and car. Edwin Pagan was arrested. - (Black-on-white) |
Asian man sentenced to 249 years for 1991 temple slaying |
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Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 1771 FSX Tribute Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 1771 was a commercial flight that crashed near Cayucos, California, United States, on December 7, 1987, as a result of a murder-suicide scheme by one of the passengers. All 43 people on board the aircraft died. The man who caused the crash, David Burke (born May 18, 1952), was a disgruntled former employee of USAir, the parent company of PSA. - (Black-on-white) |
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Bradenton black arrested for inappropriately touching a 5-year-old BRADENTON, FL - A Bradenton mother reported a man inappropriately touching her 5-year-old daughter while babysitting, Bradenton Police officers said. They arrested the man for lewd and lascivious molestation. The woman flagged the officers down on West 12th Avenue Wednesday. She had her daughter with her. She told the officers that Jerry Lejuan Solomon, 37, had touched her kid inappropriately, according to the Bradenton Police report. Officers interviewed Solomon and he confessed to the touching. He was arrested and charged with lewd and lascivious molestation. Solomon is a registered Sexual Offender in Florida. |
Black Female Substitute Teacher Arrested In Sex Assault on 15-year-old boy (LAS VEGAS)–A substitute teacher in the Clark County schools is facing multiple charges in connection with the sexual assault of a teenager. CCSD police identify her as 22 year old Tanikka Queen, accused of sexually assaulting a 15 year old boy. She’s facing a half dozen counts, including kidnapping and sex assault. CCSD Police stated that a news release with additional information would be released Thursday. |
(Black) US Rep. Fattah Says He'll Fight Subpoena U.S. Rep. Chaka Fattah, a Philadelphia Democrat, said a subpoena seeking documents from his congressional offices encroaches on the constitutional and legal rights of a congressman and he will fight it. In January, a Justice Department audit found that nearly half of a $771,000 earmark sponsored by Mr. Fattah for a group called Philadelphia Safety Net went to Raymond T. Jones, the only employee of the nonprofit. Mr. Jones had served previously as a staffer for Mr. Fattah. Mr. Fattah’s son, Chaka Fattah Jr. of Philadelphia, has also been under investigation by federal authorities for income tax and bank loan questions |
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(Black) Pa. State Senator LeAnna Washington Charged With Illegal Use of Staff HARRISBURG, Pa. — A longtime state lawmaker from the Philadelphia region has been charged with using her legislative offices for campaign purposes. State senator LeAnna Washington, a Democrat who represents portions of Philadelphia and Montgomery counties, turned herself in to authorities this afternoon in Abington, accompanied by her son. She was released on her own recognizance, charged with theft and conflict of interest. A statement released by the attorney general’s office says the heart of the case involves an annual campaign birthday fundraiser and Washington’s alleged use of state-paid staff and equipment in her district offices to organize it. The statement claims that Washington used intimidation and verbal abuse to pressure staff to do campaign work even though they knew it was illegal, going so far as to cut salaries or fire staffers who expressed concerns about what was going on. |
‘Black Hitler’ charged with pimping women online: court papers A self-proclaimed “black Hitler” was indicted Thursday for beating up an alleged hooker and for pimping out five women on Backpage.com, prosecutors announced in Manhattan Criminal Court. Sherman Gamble, 54, of Manhattan, thought he was a free man last week — at least temporarily — when he posted $80,000 bail Friday on attempted murder, kidnapping, assault and strangulation charges. But cops immediately rearrested him on a single count of promoting prostitution for pimping five women out on several web sites used by hookers and pimps, according to a new criminal complaint. |
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Detroit Woman Sought In Murder Of Kanku's Express Clerk In Dalton Sunday Night A Detroit woman is being sought in the robbery of a Dalton convenience store and the murder of the clerk on Sunday night. The victim has been identified as Dahyabhai Kalidas Chaudmari, 37. Police said the suspect has been identified and arrest warrants have been issued for Skyy Mimis, 21. She faces charges of murder and armed robbery. Her last known address is Detroit. Police said she "should be considered armed and dangerous. |
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Former high school coach convicted on child porn charges A former Queens housing court officer and volunteer girls basketball coach was convicted on Wednesday for hoarding hundreds of child pornography images and raping one of his nieces — while the judge declared a mistrial on charges for two other victims due to a hung jury. Kerbet Dixon represented himself in the month-long trial and is facing up to 25 years in prison for violating his 10-year-old niece and additional years for downloading over 600 forms of kiddie porn from June 2008 until June 2009. Dixon was also charged with sexually assaulting two other nieces inside the basement of his Springfield Gardens home that he shared with his three children and his wife of 25 years — but the jurors could not make a unanimous decision to convict. |
(Black) Preacher running for Congress changes racist paranoid view on AIDS The Harlem preacher running for the seat held by Rep. Charles Rangel talked up the fantastic claim that AIDS was concocted to destroy black people in an interview six years ago. The Rev. Michael Walrond spoke about the AIDS conspiracy with The Economist in 2008. He was asked about accusations advanced by President Obama’s former pastor, Jeremiah Wright, that “the government lied about inventing the HIV virus as a means of genocide against people of color.” The article says Walrond called Wright’s theory “credible.” Walrond, now running for Congress, insisted that’s not his view today. |
Surveillance video shows racist black NFL player tossed from Grapevine bar after punching and biting bar owner It was the weekend before Christmas, and there was quite a crowd inside Chill, a restaurant and sports bar. Just before 2 a.m. on December 23, 2013, surveillance video shows a bartender telling a customer to leave, pointing at the door several times. "When he was asked to leave, his belligerence and unruliness turned into violence," said attorney Darren Wolf, who represents Donald Payne, the owner of Chill. The surveillance video clearly shows at least one punch was thrown. Wolf said it took four people to remove the customer, who they later discovered was Henry Melton, a defensive tackle for the Chicago Bears and a former Texas Longhorns player. "It took four men to do this because he's a big guy," Wolf said. "And in the process, my client — Mr. Payne — received a really really horrific bite from Mr. Melton. He bit him in the side, near the kidney, through the skin." Wolf said Payne was treated at a hospital and sent home. According to the lawsuit, at the bar the night of the incident, Melton was telling restaurant workers that he "was a millionaire and the bartenders were nothing but poor white trash." - (Black-on-white) |
Black UMaine football player charged with murder BANGOR, Maine -- The Richmond County Sheriff's Office in Georgia has arrested UMaine running back Zedric Joseph and charged him in connection with a murder in West Palm Beach, Florida. Police say the incident occurred on March 7th. Police say Ricardy Chery was stabbed and killed. Another victim, Vashti Laurore was also stabbed but suffered minor injuries. Joseph was charged with domestic violence assault against the victim Laurore on Decemer 17, 2012. Joseph pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of disorderly conduct and the domestic violence charges were dropped. |
Black Ex-soldier, 34, on trial for killing his five-year-old daughter, 'kicked her so hard he left a boot imprint on her chest' A former soldier accused of killing his five-year-old daughter kicked her so hard that he left a boot imprint on her chest, prosecutors have said at the opening of his murder trial. Naeem Williams, 34, appeared in court in Honolulu, Hawaii, near to where he was based at Wheeler Army Air Force Base, for the first day of the trial on Tuesday morning. He is accused of inflicting seven months of abuse on his daughter Talia - including making her eat her own feces and tying her to a bed before beating her with a belt - before killing her in 2005. On Tuesday, federal prosecutors said Talia died after the blow to the chest forced her to smack her head on the floor of her father's home. Federal prosecutor Darren W.K. Ching told jurors that the kick to her chest was so hard that it left an imprint and caused her left shoulder to separate. |
Cross-dressing black attacks car full of women in Orlando - threw rocks at vehicle |
Zimbabwe broke but Mugabe charges taxpayers $5 million for daughter's wedding (+video) |
Ex-cop Rafael Astacio fired over $10M ‘heist ring’ claims NYPD ‘stealing his pension’ |
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White Father killed protecting stepdaughter during robbery by two black females Two arrests have been made after deputies said a father and his stepdaughter were run off the road and robbed in what may have been a setup. Mobile County Sheriffs Deputies said they charged two women in the shooting death of Robert “Bobby” Perry and are still searching for an additional male suspect. “Something happened here that no law enforcement officer, no first responder ever wants to see,” said Chaplain Ron Pierce, who arrived on-scene to console the victim’s family. Officials said Perry was shot to death in front of his stepdaughter along Bayou Jonas Dr in Coden. The two were driving home from checking out a car they found on Craigslist. Deputies said the pair traveled to a business in Tillman’s Corner, cashed an income tax check, and checked out the vehicle for sale. Officials said, however, they decided not to purchase it from the seller. On their drive home, investigators say the pair noticed they were being followed by two women who were also seen checking out the Craigslist car earlier. Investigators say the women ran Perry and his step-daughter off the road and proceeded to rob them at gunpoint and shoot the father. “She is obviously shaken as well,” said Lt. Paul Burch with the Mobile County Sheriffs Office. “In addition to being the victim of a robbery, she lost her father so she’s very distraught.” The women were caught and arrested shortly after. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Man Pleads Guilty To Murder Of White Man In Minneapolis Break-In MINNEAPOLIS – A 25-year-old man has pleaded guilty to murder charges in the July 2011 shooting death of Shea Stremcha. Xavier Demia Walker pleaded guilty Monday to second-degree murder in Hennepin County Court Monday just before his trial was set to begin. Walker will be sentenced on March 26 and could get as much as 40 years in prison. The other two suspects in the case, Robert Shelby and Semaj Williams, are both expected to be sentenced to more than 35 years in prison. Stremcha and his fiancée were sleeping on the morning of July 20, 2011, when they woke up to the sound of glass breaking. Stremcha grabbed (a) knife and went to investigate. The three men confronted Stremcha, who was able to stab one of the suspects. Walker then shot Stremcha in the chest, and he died at the scene. According to the three suspects, they were planning to rob a drug dealer they knew that lived near Lake Street and 45th Avenue, but mistakenly broke into Stremcha’s house on the 2900 block of 45th Avenue. Walker was indicted for murder on June 21, 212, while Shelby and Williams were indicted for first-degree murder on Aug. 4, 2011. - (Black-on-white) |
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Javonte Higgins' guilty verdict comes as relief to family of murder victims David and Vivian Bouwman GRAND RAPIDS, MI – After a year of waiting, it took a jury four hours to deliver the answer the Bouwman family has been waiting for: Javonte Higgins is guilty of murder. “Javonte Higgins is the lowest form of humanity we can have here on God’s green earth,” said Tom Kelly, son-in-law of murder victims David and Vivian Bouwman, the Kentwood couple shot to death at the ages of 81 and 80. Kelly spoke in the hallway of the downtown courthouse on Monday, March 10, moments after the verdict was delivered finding Higgins guilty of two counts of felony murder, home invasion and using a firearm during a felony. Last week, the Kent County Circuit Court jury listened to evidence and testimony regarding the brutal murders of Bouwmans, who were slain in their Princeton Estates home overnight on Jan. 5, 2013. Chief Assistant Kent County Prosecutor Christopher Becker called more than 40 witnesses, enough to convince the jury that 23-year-old Javonte Higgins broke into the elderly couple’s home and then killed the unarmed, elderly pair with point-blank gunshots to the head. - (Black-on-white) |
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Mom of Black Teen Killer of White Girl Says Ex-Husband Is Liable The mother of a New Jersey teenager who strangled a girl says she should not be held liable for damages in a lawsuit filed. In court papers filed last week, Anita Saunders says her son and ex-husband should be responsible for any damages awarded in the suit filed by the father of the slain girl. Justin Robinson pleaded guilty last year to the 2012 strangulation death of 12-year-old Autumn Pasquale in Clayton, the Philadelphia-area town where both children lived. Robinson is now 17. The teen's father, Alonzo Robinson, has not responded to the lawsuit from Anthony Pasquale. Pasquale claims Justin Robinson's parents should have known he "posed a risk to third parties." - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Mom of toddler's killer gets 10 years for her role in murder The mother of a the teenager convicted of murdering a 13-month-old Brunswick boy was sentenced Tuesday to 10 years in prison for her role in the case. Karimah Elkins was convicted of providing a false alibi, evidence tampering for getting rid of the gun, and possession of a firearm by convicted felon. She has 30 days to appeal the sentence. Her son, DeMarquise Elkins, was sentenced to life for shooting and killing Antonio Santiago while his mom was pushing him in a stroller in March 2013. The boy's mother, Sherry West, was also shot. "I feel content about the decision," West said of Karimah Elkins' sentencing. "I feel that she had plenty of chances to correct her mistakes and she just didn't want to." Karimah's arrest came after she and her sister Katrina Latrelle Elkins made inconsistent statements to police, according to investigators. Her son is spending the rest of his life in prison and she will see some time behind bars as well. Police said Karimah and her sister Katrina were not honest with them, and that's why they were arrested. Prosecutors said evidence from Elkins' mother led investigators to a pond where they found a revolver. |
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Black Pastor Faces New Sex Assault Charges Sumter, SC - A Sumter pastor is facing new charges of sexually assaulting female church members. Sumter police charged 59-year-old Larry Durant with two counts of criminal sexual conduct third degree. Durant is the pastor of Word International Ministries in Sumter and Bishopville. According to officers, a teenage girl who goes to the church told police Durant assaulted her during private sessions of prayer. The victims says the crimes took place between November of 2012 and April of 2013 at the church's Manning Avenue and Guignard Drive locations. Last June, Durant was arrested on similar charges after female church members came forward to say that he'd assaulted them under the pretense that it was part of the healing process and private prayer. |
Black York pastor wanted for sex crimes against child YORK, S.C. -- A York, S.C. pastor is in trouble with the law, accused of sexually abusing a young teenage member of his church. Cory Dean Moses, 38, is wanted for first-degree assault and battery. Investigators say the victim was just 14 years old when the abuse started, and continued until she was 19. "When she was about 16, she challenged him on his touching her and that's when he told her look if you go tell anybody I’m going to tell them you came and touched me, and you initiated the contact. So he had a sphere of influence over her," said York Police Department Lt Richard Caddell. This was not Moses’ first brush with the law. In 2003 he was convicted of indecent liberties in Gastonia for sexually abusing two young teenage girls. He was a pastor at Greater Faith Chapel, and the victims were members of his flock. |
Black NOPD officer charged with sex crimes makes emotional outburst at hearing delaying his trial The case against a New Orleans police officer indicted on sexual assault charges remains in limbo after prosecutors revealed Tuesday they are having trouble getting an underage witness to cooperate in the case. The trouble with the witness prompted prosecutors to seek another delay in the trial of Officer Desmond Pratt. The officer, who has typically kept his composure and remained quiet during previous hearings, cried out in the courtroom, saying "This game's gotta stop, man." He is accused of abusing a 13-year-old girl sometime between August 1997 and August 1998, sexually battering a 15-year-old girl in the fall of 2001, and abusing a third underage girl in April. |
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Black Maryland mall shooter didn't know White victims MARRIOTTSVILLE, Md. - A man who killed two people at a Maryland mall in January acted alone, had no connection with his victims and may have had a fixation with the 1999 Columbine High School shooting, police said Wednesday. Howard County Police Chief William J. McMahon said during a news conference that extensive searches of computers, cellphones and other records show no indication that the shooter, 19-year-old Darion Marcus Aguilar, knew the victims of the Jan. 25 shooting at the Zumiez skateboarding and snowboarding store. Police said investigators found thousands of searches on Aguilar's computer related to mass murder. Just before the shooting, he posted a photo of himself to the social media website Tumblr in which he is dressed in a way that resembled what one of the Columbine killers wore, McMahon said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Jurors convict black man for Best Buy shooting deaths - included a White man innocently shopping there Tulsa, Okla. — Update: One of two men accused in a deadly shooting at a Skelly Best Buy was found guilty Friday night. Tulsa court clerk says the jury convicted Willie Wise of killing Scott Norman and Graydon Brown in July of 2012. Jurors deliberated for a little more than two hours. Jeremy Foster will also stand trial for the shooting deaths. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) ex-boyfriend now suspect in white Kirkland mother's murder The body of 28-year old Amy Gang Hargrove was found Jan. 6 inside her Kirkland home. According to documents just filed in King County Superior Court, the young mother of four was strangled. Her ex-boyfriend, 27-year-old Burrell Michael Cushman, is the prime suspect. Detectives believe Cushman may also have tried to hide evidence. The new documents also reveal that Cushman told his mother during a phone conversation after Hargrove's murder, "I didn't hit her, but I have a real bad feeling about tonight" a phrase he repeated several times. - (Black-on-white) |
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Accused murderer Demarco Carnegie spit on the body of Marie Nettles after strangling her, say police GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Police say it appears that after Demarco Carnegie strangled Marie Jean Nettles to death and then dragged her lifeless body near the bank of Plaster Creek, he then spit on her before fleeing the scene. Carnegie, 28, was ordered to stand trial after a Grand Rapids District Court judge determined Monday, March 10, there was enough evidence to send the case to circuit court on charges of murder and armed robbery. Grand Rapids Police say in the early morning hours of Aug. 8, Carnegie had sex with 47-year-old Nettles and then strangled her. - (Black-on-white) |
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Arrest Made in Friday Night Homicide Omaha, NE - Omaha police have made an arrest in the shooting death of 21 year old Brandon Samuels. Police booked Laron Jones Saturday for first degree murder and weapons charges. Samuels was shot while at a house party near 24th and Ida just before 3:00 A.M. Friday. He died from his injuries at the hospital. According to family members, a fight started at the party and the suspect pulled out a gun. Samuels was standing on the porch and was struck by a stray bullet. Friday night family and friends prayed together near the scene. Samuels' mother said her son was getting ready to joining the military. - (Black-on-white) |
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Deputies: (African American) Former student charged in murder of (white) Berea Middle School teacher GREENVILLE, SC - Greenville County deputies have charged an Upstate special education teacher's former student with murder after she was found dead at a local hotel. Dispatchers said they received a call about an explosion at the Quality Inn and Suites motel on South Pleasantburg Drive near Mauldin Road at 5:28 a.m. Monday. Deputy Jennings Autry said a woman was found dead inside the room where the reported explosion occurred, but there were no other injuries reported. He said guests in the surrounding rooms were evacuated. Coroner Parks Evans said the woman had to be identified with dental records because of the severity of her burns. Evans identified her as 39-year-old Laurie Patton, of Travelers Rest. According to the Greenville County Schools spokesperson, Patton was a special education resources teacher at Berea Middle School since 2005. The school district said additional counselors are on hand to meet with staff and students in the wake of Patton's death. The man, identified as Darrin Eskew, was acting "erratic and unpredictable," according to McFaddin. She said when deputies tried to get him out of the car, he tried to hit a deputy in the face. A struggle ensued and deputies shocked Eskew with a stun gun, McFaddin said. She said deputies only received superficial injuries during the struggle. Deputy Drew Pinciaro said Eskew and the victim were acquaintances from her being his school teacher in the past. Eskew was arrested and charged with two counts of felony obstruction of an officer and miscellaneous traffic charges. On March 6, the Greenville County Sheriff's Office released warrants charging 21-year-old Eskew with murder, arson and grand larceny. According to the warrants, Eskew is accused of strangling Patton and setting her on fire. Pinciaro said Eskew and Patton got into a physical altercation where he strangled the victim and then set the motel room on fire. Pinciaro said Eskew then stole Patton's vehicle and fled the scene. He is also charged with the grand larceny of Patton's vehicle. - (Black-on-white) |
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Fort Mill mom held black man at (BB) gunpoint after he had sex with her teen daughter FORT MILL, SC - A Fort Mill mom wants to send a message to parents after she caught her 15-year-old daughter having sex with a man who she met on a popular social media site. The man claimed to be a teenager. The mother held him at gunpoint until Sheriff's Deputies arrived. To protect the identity of the daughter, the mother's name won't be mentioned in this article. The Fort Mill mother describes the emotional and terrifying moments after she saw a strange man in her home early Sunday morning. "If he tried to escape, I would have shot him," she said. Around 3:30 Sunday morning, she noticed an unfamiliar car in her driveway off of Munn Road. She says she sent her oldest daughter to check the home and when she did, she found Addison Pittman in one of her bathrooms. The mother quickly grabbed a BB gun. "I had it (the gun) held just like this. I had it point towards his chest and I held him," she said. She held up Pittman until Sheriff Deputies arrived. At first, the mother thought Pittman was a burglar until her 15-year-old daughter revealed she invited the man over to have sex after. The daughter met Pittman on the popular social media website Kik. - (Black-on-white) |
Black man charged in 'good Samaritan' slaying sexually assaulted White victim's wife, new charges say The man accused in a Minneapolis "good Samaritan" slaying also sexually assaulted the shooting victim's wife, prosecutors say. Devon Derrick Parker, 20, was initially charged with a single count of second-degree murder that accused him of acting with intent but not premeditation in the Jan. 31 death of Thomas Sonnenberg, 69. But on Feb. 21, prosecutors amended the criminal complaint Feb. 21 to add one count each of first- and second-degree criminal sexual conduct. The new complaint accuses Parker of sexually assaulting the victim's wife while holding her hostage. - (Black-on-white) |
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Jury votes 12-0 for death penalty for black in White FSU student's killing ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. - A 12-member jury has unanimously recommended the death penalty for a man it convicted last month of kidnapping and murdering a Florida State University student. Quentin Truehill, 26, was the first of three suspects to stand trial in the killing of Vincent Binder in 2010. The jury that convicted Truehill of first-degree murder spent hours Friday deliberating whether to recommend the death penalty or let him face life in prison without parole. The sentencing phase of the trial lasted all week, with testimony from both sides. The judge will make the ultimate decision on sentencing sometime in the next few weeks. Truehill, Peter Hughes, 26, and Kentrell Johnson, 43, were jail escapees from Louisiana. Binder was abducted in Tallahassee and his body was dumped along State Road 16 in St. Augustine. It become known in court that Binder died of multiple stab wounds. - (Black-on-white) |
Federal jury finds Jeri Wright guilty in money-laundering trial SPRINGFIELD — A federal jury took less than two hours Friday to find the daughter of President Barack Obama’s former pastor Jeremiah Wright guilty on all counts in her weeklong federal money-laundering trial that was rooted in a $1.25 million state grant-fraud scheme. Jeri Wright, 48, of Hazel Crest, maintained her innocence as she left a Springfield courtroom, telling reporters, “I didn’t do anything.” Federal prosecutors charged her in an 11-count indictment for money-laundering, lying to federal investigators and lying to a grand jury after being involved in a fraud scheme orchestrated by former Country Club Hills Police Chief Regina Evans. Wright sat frozen in her chair as the jury’s clean-sweep against her was read in open court. With backing from state Sen. Donne Trotter, D-Chicago, and former Rep. Marlow Colvin, D-Chicago, Evans and her husband, Ronald, secured a state job-training grant designed to help minorities learn the construction trade. But state officials and federal prosecutors contend about $900,000 of that wound up going directly into the Evanses’ pockets, with virtually none of the money going toward its intended use. |
Black cowardly thug beat (White) female college student employees 14 times with shotgun stock The first blow from the shotgun stock sent the woman to the floor. The 19-year-old woman, an employee at the Jet’s Pizza was struck eight more times in the face and head with the shotgun. She had been standing with her arms raised. In surveillance video played at a preliminary hearing in 55th District Court, the hooded man wielding the shotgun also struck the woman’s older sister and fellow employee five times in the head and face. The man alternated between the two sisters, delivering a total of 14 blows. Prosecutors say Terrence Lamont Miller was the attacker. Miller, 19, of Lansing, was ordered to stand trial on multiple charges including assault with intent to commit murder, armed robbery and conspiracy to commit armed robbery in the Nov. 6, 2013 incident. Judge Donald Allen, who found that there was enough evidence for a trial, ordered him held without bond at the Ingham County Jail. Officials say the sisters, both Michigan State University students, cooperated during the robbery. The older sister, now 21, was on her knees in front of a safe placing money in a backpack when she was struck. - (Black-on-white) |
Black Man In Court After Allegedly Shooting White Ex-Girlfriend 9 Times - December 11, 2013 PITTSBURGH – Arthur Leroy Whitfield III wasn’t talking when he was escorted out of a district magistrate’s office. But earlier this month, he’s accused of talking a lot, telling his ex-girlfriend, “This is the last time you’re going to (expletive) me up.” Witnesses, including his own daughter, say he then fired nine shots into Holly Embry, who remains in critical condition. Whitfield’s daughter testified about how she had to watch as he fired. “The 15-year-old daughter fled that bedroom,” said State Police Tpr. Steve Limani, “and went to an adjacent room in the house, calling out for some of the people that were there – particularly the 21-year-old that was the daughter of Mr. Whitfield.” But Whitfield may be in even more trouble now. His daughter testified that he’s been calling her repeatedly from the county prison and says a family member delivered a message from her father instructing her not to testify. Whitfield could now face the additional charge of intimidating a witness. - (Black-on-white) |
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Elderly White Memphis teacher testifies against cowardly feral black thug (alleged) attackers MEMPHIS, TN - - A woman said she was shot and told to climb on all fours to get her purse. Now, a Memphis teacher is fighting back against her accused attackers. Two teens knocked on her door, asked to rake her leaves, then allegedly robbed and shot her on Nov. 27. She faced them for the first time Friday. 72-year-old retired teacher Sara Erwin recounts the testimony she gave inside the courtroom. "As I ran down the hallway just trying to escape the 15-year-old, he shot me and then the first thing he said was, 'Get me your purse,'" she said. "And then he made me crawl down the hall. He said get on all fours," she continued. She spent three weeks in The MED, and another three in rehab. The bullet is still in her body. The wheelchair isn't permanent, but she doesn't have the stamina to get around without it right now. 15-year-old Christopher Bell and 17-year-old Iran White were then transferred to adult court at 201 Poplar. - (Black-on-white) |
Elderly White SF woman fights off black wheelchair-bound sex attacker with cane As San Francisco Police search for man in a wheelchair who has attacked multiple people in the area of SF General Hospital, a victim of one of those assaults on Thursday described how she fought off the attacker with her cane. The Sheriff's Department issued a crime alert earlier this week stating at least four people have been attacked near San Francisco General Hospital. Investigators describe the man as African American, between 40 and 50 years old. His right leg is partially amputated and he's in a wheelchair. SF resident Anne Whybrow said she too was attacked by a man in a wheelchair on Tuesday, February 25. But in her case she was accosted near her home in the Haight Ashbury District. "It's upsetting,” said Whybrow. "It kind of ruffles you." She was a few feet from her home when a man in a wheelchair asked her for a handout. "'Can you give me some money? I know you can,'" Whybrow remembered the man saying. What happened next shocked and surprised her. "He went around in his wheelchair one more time, got in front of me. Went out with a grope took a breast and turned it like a dial," said Whybrow. Whybrow said she was upset, but wasn't going to let the man get away with assaulting her. So she grabbed her cane and fought back. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man found guilty of shooting, paralyzing White Florissant police officer A jury on Thursday convicted a man of shooting and paralyzing a Florissant police in May 2012. Brian Lamont Cannon, Jr.’s trial on charges of first-degree assault of a law enforcement officer, armed criminal action and second-degree burglary began Monday. According to the Florissant Police Department, a jury found him guily on those charges Thursday evening. Florissant police officers responded to a call of a burglary in the 1800 block of Banstead around 3 a.m. on May 28, 2012. Police said Florissant Police Officer Mike Vernon was searching for the suspect in the 2800 block of N. Lindbergh when he came across some suspicious clothes. Authorities said Vernon got out of his car and was checking out the clothes when Cannon jumped out of a dumpster and fired five shots, striking Vernon in the shoulder, chest and leg. Police eventually located Cannon and brought him into custody. That’s when they say he confessed to shooting Vernon. Vernon was taken to the hospital in critical condition with a spinal cord injury. Vernon’s family said he was paralyzed from the waist down, and doctors told them it was most likely permanent. One of the bullets also punctured his lungs. - (Black-on-white) |
New sentencing hearing for cowardly black York thug who murdered White law student Convicted teen killer Jordan Wallick has won a new sentencing hearing, meaning he could possibly avoid spending the rest of his life in prison. On Wednesday, the state Superior Court agreed with defense attorney Dawn Cutaia's argument that an automatic life sentence without parole for Wallick was unconstitutional because he was 15 at the time he murdered law student James Wallmuth III. Cutaia also argued Wallick deserved a new trial on several legal grounds, but the Superior Court disagreed. "I am thrilled that my client is going to get a new sentencing hearing," she told The York Dispatch. "We will be putting on extensive testimony to illustrate why Jordan should not be sentenced to life." The murder: Wallmuth was sitting on a park bench near the corner of Grant Street and West Clarke Avenue in York City on July 28, 2010, talking to his girlfriend on his cellphone, York City Police said. He was approached by Wallick, who tried to rob him. But when Wallmuth resisted the robbery, Wallick fatally shot him in the back, according to police. Co-defendant Kenneth Santiago-Curet, 22, testified at Wallick's trial, admitting he gave the teen the loaded gun and waited nearby for Wallick to commit the stickup. He eventually pleaded guilty to robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery and was sentenced to 15 to 30 years in prison. - (Black-on-white) |
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