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(Black) HPD officer charged with intoxication manslaughter after deadly crash (that killed White man)   FORT BEND COUNTY, TEXAS - Houston Police Officer James Combs' blood alcohol level was over twice the legal limit when he crashed into a car and killed the driver, according to the Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office. Combs, 33, is now facing a charge of intoxication manslaughter for the death of 36-year-old Brian Manring. Deputies said the off-duty cop refused to take a field sobriety test shortly after slamming head-on into Manring's Corvette around 6:30 a.m. Friday. Deputies at the scene said they "detected the presence of alcohol" on him. Combs' wife told investigators he needs help with an "alcohol problem." She told them he'd been belligerent with her on the phone that day and that his credit card statement showed he'd been at a strip club early that morning. Combs was taken to the hospital for a blood draw and minor injuries. His blood alcohol content was .17. He was arrested Tuesday. Combs' bond was set at $100,000. He has been relieved of duty from HPD. "It's a sad day any time you have to take a man in blue in custody," Fort Bend County Sheriff Troy Nehls said. Deputies said Combs crashed into Manring's Corvette at the intersection of Westmoor and Beechnut. The investigation shows the officer's Tahoe veered into Manring's lane, colliding with the victim's sports car. Manring died at the scene. Friends say Manring was a devoted dad who adored his 8-year-old daughter. "Everyone who knew Brian, knew that he lived for his daughter. She was his life!!" ," a friend posted on a gofundme page set up to raise money for the daughter's trust. - (Black-on-white) |
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Let go repeatedly, (black who shot a White police officer) why was this colored criminal allowed to roam the streets?  LOUISVILLE, KY - A man accused of shooting an LMPD officer should have been in jail on a warrant instead of on the streets. The courts let him go time after time. Jacquan Crowley, 22, is charged with shooting officer Kyle Carroll in June, but his history with police began well before then. The Department of Corrections provided Crowley’s mugshots from 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2016. Some of his charges include possession of a controlled substance, trafficking in marijuana, carrying a concealed deadly weapon, tampering with physical evidence and third-degree assault of a police officer. He was also charged with fleeing or evading police nine times. But Crowley was still able to roam the streets. "It should be shocking to the public," Dave Mutchler, the president of the Fraternal Order of Police. "It's an unbelievably ridiculous revolving door." Mutchler said he's familiar with Crowley’s past. "You've got all the warnings here but nobody's heeding them," he said. One officer drew stars on an arrest report and called Crowley a "known armed police fighter and gang member," and that was three years before Crowley allegedly shot Carroll. "Our members are asking, 'Who is going to stop this?'" Mutchler said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Barbaric black) suspect in beheading of store owner in Houston, arrested: report Raymond Jackson, 62, is in police custody Friday, a suspect in the Thursday evening beheading death of Enayatolah Khorsand, a Houston auto-parts store owner. “He’s caught on camera decapitating and beating this man to his death,” the Houston Chronicle quoted Houston police homicide Detective Alex Vinogradov said. “It was brutal.” “So far, investigators have not determined a motive in the slaying. There was no forced entry at the shop,” said the Chronicle, noting also that “a man who knew Khorsand told investigators he was well-liked and not involved in anything suspicious.” The headless body of the victim was found at Mykawa Auto Parts Inc., and Mr. Jackson was charged with murder, the Chronicle reported. |
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Terror suspect Adel Daoud testifies at hearing CHICAGO -- The man charged with trying to set off a bomb outside a Wrigleyville bar, took the stand during his competency hearing. Investigators said Adel Daoud pushed a button on what he thought was a bomb detonator, but it was actually part of a federal sting operation. Daoud testified for about forty minutes Friday, saying he's being held hostage for his beliefs. Defense attorney Thomas Durkin said Daoud's mental health is deteriorating. |
(Black South African) Man accused of raping 3 women in Boynton Beach BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. - A South Florida man was arrested Thursday on accusations that he raped three women this year in an industrial area in Boynton Beach. Detectives said the incidents were reported in January, June and July on Corporate Drive. According to an arrest report, Xolani Mtsitsha, 36, of Boca Raton, offered the women rides and then would force himself on them before he dropped them off. |
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Rapper Freddie Gibbs Charged With Sexual Assault in Austria - (accused of 'doing a Bill Cosby')  Two-and-a-half months after Freddie Gibbs was arrested in France stemming from an alleged sexual assault that occurred in Vienna, Austria in July 2015, the rapper has formally been charged in the incident. [Gibbs] is alleged to have administered knock-out drops to a woman and then have abused her sexually while she was in a defenseless state," |
Black Sports: Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis' son has been be indicted on sexual assault charges. Ray Anthony Lewis III, 20, was indicted Aug. 11 on charges of third-degree criminal sexual assault, according to court documents from Horry County, South Carolina. The alleged victims said Lewis sexually assaulted them at an apartment. Lewis III is a sophomore at Coastal Carolina University. |
DA: Philadelphia man forced drug addicts into sex slavery NORRISTOWN, Pa. -- A 44-year-old man is behind bars, accused of running an elaborate sex trafficking ring across southeastern Pennsylvania. The charges against 44-year-old Bruce "Cash" Steele were filed by the Montgomery County district attorney in Norristown, who says Steele trafficked at least seven women in the five-county Philadelphia area. Steele was jailed Friday without an attorney listed in court papers unable to post $1 million bail. He is facing 34 felony counts including human trafficking, involuntary servitude, and prostitution. |
(Black) Man wanted in three separate sexual assault cases NEW ORLEANS —Police officials are asking for the public's assistance in identifying and locating a man wanted for several crimes reported over the past 24 hours, two involving sexual assaults. Officers with the New Orleans Police Department responded to a report on Thursday of a female juvenile being robbed at gunpoint near the intersection of Third and Magnolia streets. When officers arrived, the victim told police a black male walked up to her and stole her iPhone at gunpoint. During the robbery, the victim said the man grabbed her arm and attempted to drag her away; however, the victim was able to escape. In all three cases, the victims described the suspect as a black male who appeared to be in his mid- to late 30s, standing about 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighing about 220 pounds. The victims described him as wearing a black shirt and black pants, and he was armed with a handgun. |
(Black) Man Charged in ‘Hot Prowls’ Was in Custody in Pasadena Incident When Tipster ID’d Him: LAPD A 34-year-old man with a long criminal record has been identified as the suspect in a string of “hot prowl” burglaries and two attempted sexual assaults in various neighborhoods across Los Angeles, police said Thursday. Russell Malcolm Harris was already in jail when police got a tip from a woman who knows him that he was the individual being shown in surveillance video released earlier this month, Los Angeles Police Department Lt. Joe Losorelli said. |
Anchorage police need help finding (black) unidentified sexual assault suspect A sketch of the unidentified man was sent out Friday by police. APD described the man as a “light skinned African-American, about 5’10”, slight athletic build, in his late teens or early twenties,” adding that his hair is said to be longer on top than the sides and he may have some facial hair. The release states the man was last seen wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and jeans. |
Black Sports: GRAPHIC: Video shows Baylor football player abusing dog WACO, TX - A video exclusively obtained by News Channel 25 shows yet another ugly side to Baylor University football. In late June, a video of Ishmael Zamora, a wide receiver for the Bears, was shared on another Baylor player's Snapchat. The video shows Zamora abusing his dog. Viewers can hear Zamora's dog yelp as Zamora hits the dog with a belt. The player then kicks, yells and curses at the dog. Former Baylor student, Shelby Ball, said she knew she had to do something as soon as she saw the video. "I went to authorities probably about two hours after I saw the video," Ball said. "Dogs can’t speak for themselves... I felt like something needed to be done." Police documents show that Ball initially went to Animal Control and the Baylor Police Department with the video of Zamora. The documents show that the school's athletic department knew about it. |
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Black Female Former City Representative Desiree Peterkin-Bell Plans to Sue Controller Alan Butkovitz Over 'Slush Fund' Accusations Philadelphia's former City Representative is planning to file a defamation lawsuit against the city's Controller after he accused her of using a special account as a "slush fund." Attorney Joe H. Tucker, Jr. said his client, Desiree Peterkin-Bell, never personally benefited when spending money from The Mayor's Fund, a nonprofit designed to collect funding from events like the Philadelphia Marathon and use them for city improvement projects. Tucker plans to send a letter to city controller Alan Butkovitz on Friday notifying him about the impending lawsuit. Butkovitz questioned tens of thousands of dollars in charges from hotel room spending to a shoe purchase. |
(Black female) Ebony Editor: Killing White People Not a Hate Crime "Jamilah Lemieux is an editor at Ebony magazine. She is the typical black racist, and her ilk are manufactured by the Left. She is the modern-day product of relics like Jesse Jackson and Sharpton. These racists believe that black people can’t be racist. However, Lemieux goes a step further, as she claims that killing white people can’t be a hate crime, even when the person killing whites admits to doing it because they victim is white. The same “logic” applies to white privilege, white power, white lines, white paper, and much more. The “white” world has certainly given Lemieux a nice living. She couldn’t possibly have earned it, right? Undoubtedly she needed somebody white and powerful to make this happen. When will America finally strike back at these racists? How long are we willing to allow stupidity and hate-speech from black racist to continue to occur. Racism is racism. I’m no fan of hate-crimes, because for me, all crimes are hate-crimes. Criminality knows no color. Killing white people is just as bad as killing black people, no matter the circumstances." - by Chris Allen |
(Hispanic) Fairview man Ronald Granados arrested on charges of sexual assault of a child |
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(Black) Teen charged in burning death of elderly (White) man; police searching for second suspect  BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Birmingham police say an 18-year-old man has been arrested and charged in the burning death of Gene Emory Dacus. 18-year-old Thomas Sims has been charged with capital murder and is being held without bond. Police say they are actively looking for a second suspect. Early Wednesday morning, Birmingham Police officers responded to a scene on 33rd Ave N to a report of a person on fire. Arriving officers found the victim, later identified as 85-year-old Gene Emory Dacus, lying on the ground in the backyard. His body was severely burned. He was pronounced dead on the scene by Birmingham Fire and Rescue. Witnesses on the scene reported seeing a fire in the backyard and also reported seeing a black male running down the alley with a red gas jug. The witnesses also followed the suspect and notified the police of his location, and he was taken into custody. - (Black-on-white) - (Burned Alive!) |
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Judge Rules (black muslim terrorist) Alton Nolen Not Competent To Enter Guilty Plea In Moore Beheading Case   MOORE, Oklahoma - A judge has ruled that a man, accused of beheading his coworker at Vaughan Foods in Moore, Oklahoma, is not competent to enter a guilty plea in this case. Wednesday morning, the judge declined Alton Nolen's plea until further evaluation. The state mental hospital in Vinita will handle his testing and treatment. Nolen stands accused of the brutal attack at Vaughan Foods in Moore, where he killed co-worker Colleen Hufford by beheading her and attacked two others. All crimes District Attorney Greg Mashburn says Nolen has pleaded guilty to and requested the death penalty. “We’ve litigated it, we’ve got a guy on the other side of the courtroom wanting to accept the death penalty and move along down the road and we’re spending a lot of time helping him get there,” said Mashburn. A Cleveland County judge has already previously reserved ruling on Nolen's guilty plea. The judge requested a competency hearing to help determine if Nolen is mentally ill and understands the implications of his plea. “She’s got a case where we are seeking the death penalty so a man’s life does hang in the balance,” said Mashburn. During the competency testing process, both the state and defense brought in a team of psychologists to asses Nolen. They came back with opposing results. The judge said that's partly the reason why she declined Nolen's plea, a decision the family is not happy with. Kelli Hufford, daughter of Colleen Hufford, released a statement calling Nolen a monster and calling the judge's decision inexcusable. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White female) Cancer patient dies after severe beating (by black male) in Zion  ZION, Ill. -- A 46-year-old cancer patient has died after she was severely beaten Monday night in north suburban Zion. Shannon Vincel, of Springfield, Mo., was sitting outside a Cancer Treatment Center of America hotel property when she was attacked. Police said she was struck her in the head with a blunt object around 9:48 p.m. near 27th Street and Gabriel Avenue. Officers arrived on the scene to find Vincel with severe head trauma. She was taken to Condell Medical Center in Libertyville, where she died at 11:02 p.m. Tuesday, police said. A man who spoke to her in the minutes before the attack said she had been receiving treatments for breast cancer. "We was sitting out here probably about a half hour or so before it happened. Me and my brother went in. I come back out to smoke cigarettes and seen all the firetrucks and was wondering what was happening," said Charlie Moats, who was visiting his brother. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Little Italy robbers who pistol whipped priest all get prison sentences |
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Home invasion by three black thieves destroy White family's peace of mind BUFFALO, N.Y. - A Buffalo family is looking for help after they say their home was broken into and ransacked, earlier this week. In a security video, taken from across the street, three men are seen apparently entering the home and then leaving with large duffel bags. The Carter family is hoping the video will help police find whoever entered their Ludington Street home: Kristen Carter lives in Buffalo's Lovejoy neighborhood with her fiancé and children. Carter says this happened while they were visiting family in Georgia this past week. While some belongings were taken, her house was trashed, including her daughter's room. “We can't sleep at night. They destroyed everything. It's not so much the belongings. It's the peace of mind,” said Steve Myers, Carter’s fiancé. Carter made a list of all things missing, including a guitar, electronics and prenoscription medication. “I don't think I'm going to feel safe until these guys are caught,” said Carter. In the video the alleged burglars are seen walking from the back of the house with large bags. Carter and her family hope this video shot by from a neighbor's surveillance system will lead police to an arrest. “I hope that someone sees this and even if it's anonymous call the police, call the news, call somebody - (Black-on-white) |
Black Sports: Ex-NFL star Darren Sharper gets 18 years for drugging, raping women NEW ORLEANS -- Former NFL star Darren Sharper has been sentenced to 18 years in prison in a case where he was accused of drugging and raping as many as 16 women in four states. Judge Jane Triche Milazzo sentenced Sharper on Thursday. He had pleaded guilty or no-contest to charges arising from the allegations of drugging and raping women in federal court in New Orleans, and state courts in Louisiana, Arizona, California and Nevada. Prosecutors suggested a nine-year prison term for Sharper under a multijurisdictional plea deal, but Milazzo rejected it as too lenient in June. The sentence was 15 months short of the maximum. He was also fined $20,000. - (Black Sports) |
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(Black) Man pleads guilty to pimping teen girl in Boise BOISE -- A Boise man who prostituted a teenage girl pleaded guilty Tuesday to child sex trafficking. Michael Wade Wayne, 31, admitted as part of a plea agreement that he had enticed the girl to work as an escort or prostitute beginning when she was 15 years old. “This defendant callously victimized a minor, commercially exploiting her for the sexual gratification of others and for his personal profit,” U.S. Attorney Wendy J. Olson said in a statement. The investigation started after Wade was arrested in July 2014 for violating his probation in a failure to register as a sex offender case. His probation officer and a Boise Police detective searched his phone and found text messages between Wade and the girl in which he requests sexually explicit photos of her. After the girl sent the photos, they were posted on Backpage.com, advertising "escort services." |
(Black) Suspect Arrested In Brooklyn Rape, Robbery NEW YORK — Police have arrested a suspect in connection with a rape and robbery in Brooklyn after an usual break in the case. Michael Mann, 52, faces numerous charges including rape, robbery, sex abuse, menacing, criminal possession of a weapon and others, police said. Mann is accused of attacking a woman at knifepoint early Tuesday morning as she got off a J train in Bushwick. Police said he forced her into a dark corner next to a parking lot, stole her cash and phone and raped her. The victim told investigators that he said, “Don’t tell police or I will kill you.” The suspect then gave her phone back, but kept the money and fled. On Wednesday, police said Mann called 911 from a pay phone and asked for a ride to a train. When cops responded, police said they recognized his red sneakers from the victim’s denoscription. |
DNA testing leads to arrest of D.C. man in 2001, 2002 sexual assaults  WASHINGTON - A man was indicted by a grand jury Wednesday on charges connected to armed rapes of two women that occurred in the early 2000’s. Chelo Gwathmey, 38, of Washington, D.C., was charged with first-degree sexual abuse while armed with aggravating circumstances and other related offenses that occurred in 2001 and 2002 He was arrested on August 15, 2016, more than a decade after the original crimes occurred. The forensic analysis of the sex kits collected following the two assaults revealed that the same unknown male DNA profile was found on the biological material in both cases. Earlier this summer, detectives identified Gwathmey as a suspect and obtained a warrant to collect a DNA sample from him. He was a match to the unknown male profile found in the kits. The first victim was walking home alone in the early morning hours of Aug. 26, 2001, near 9th and Upshur Streets NW. She was approached by a man with a knife, who then forced her inside of his vehicle and raped her. The second victim was raped at gunpoint in the early morning hours of Aug. 27, 2002, inside a vehicle in an alleyway adjacent to the unit block of Van Buren Street NW. |
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Police: Convicted sex offender exposed himself to students outside Memphis school  MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A convicted sex offender is back in jail this morning accused of exposing himself to middle school students. Police say Jasper Duncan was standing across the street from Bellevue Middle School when he exposed himself to at least three young teens Wednesday night. The father of a 13-year-old girl called police and held Duncan until they arrived. Jasper is a convicted sex offender with convictions for rape and attempted rape from the early 1990s. |
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911 call released in violent Johns Creek home invasion JOHNS CREEK, Ga. - Police have released the identities of two suspects accused in a violent home invasion in Johns Creek Tuesday afternoon. Investigators said Kenneth Hayes and Andraus Betts were arrested in Atlanta after officers found them in a vehicle stolen during the robbery, which happened in the 5300 block of Chelsen Wood Drive. Two men forced their way into the home, forced two women to go from room-to-room at gunpoint and demanded money and jewelry. Police said the women were terrorized for 40 minutes. “They were brandishing handguns demanding jewelry, cash, any type of weapons in the house. They struck them in their head and face with the weapons,” said Capt. Chris Byers.
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Los Angeles Police Kill (black) Man After Car Stop LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles police have shot and killed a man after stopping a car in South Los Angeles. Police say a motorcycle officer pulled over a sedan on Century Boulevard about 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, then shot a passenger who got out of the car. The man’s name hasn’t been released. The car drove off, and police are seeking the driver. Authorities say they found two handguns at the shooting scene. |
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| Officer shoots, kills (black) suspect after gas station assaultKELSO, Wash. -- A Kelso police officer shot and killed a 27-year-old black man Wednesday morning after the suspect assaulted the officer, a female store clerk and a customer at a gas station. Police are reviewing surveillance video from the store of the event. The Cowlitz County Sheriff's Office said they hope to release the video and police radio communication, perhaps by Friday afternoon. The officer, 22-year Kelso Police Department veteran John Johnston, responded to a report of a shoplifter at the Flying K Fuel Mart, located at 103 West Main Street in Kelso, Washington, at about 8 a.m. Wednesday. The suspect had left the scene by the time Johnston arrived. The officer went with one of the clerks to view the surveillance video while the other clerk stayed at the counter. While Johnston was with the clerk, the suspect returned carrying a wooden staff and began assaulting the clerk and a customer who was inside the store. Johnston intervened with the suspect, who proceeded to assault the officer with the stick. The officer drew his weapon and shot the man, who died at the scene. Johnston suffered injuries to his head, arms and legs. Police say the wooden staff, which was broken in the attack, is about four feet long, one and one-half inches in diameter and weighs about two pounds. |
FBI names (light complexioned cross-dressing black) suspect in bank robbery, carjacking NEW ORLEANS —The FBI named a suspect Thursday in a bank robbery, multiple armed robberies and a recent carjacking incident. The FBI is looking for 22-year-old Dwayne Anthony Winans, who also goes by "Butter." He is considered armed and dangerous. "The suspect was described as a light complexioned black male with freckles on his face and a large tattoo on his neck." A man wearing female clothing and makeup, who is alleged to be Winans, entered the Fidelity Bank at 5530 Crowder Blvd. and demanded cash. |
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Man flees from halfway house  WATERLOO – Authorities are seeking the public’s help in locating a man who walked away from the halfway house where he was serving time for theft and assault. Mikal Dequavious Davis, 22, had been serving part of a 20-year sentence at the Waterloo Work Release Facility for assault causing serious injury, first- and second-degree theft, second- and third-degree burglary and possession of marijuana. He was released on a furlough and failed to return on Wednesday. Davis is described as a black male with black hair and brown eyes. He is 6 feet, 2 inches tall and weighs about 200 pounds with tattoos on his hands, forearms and neck. Davis was convicted in a September 2013 incident where he and another person allegedly punched, kicked and stomped on a man before taking his cell phone. He began serving his prison sentence in June 2014 and was placed on work release on June 22, 2016. |
Man gets 10 years for illegal gun smuggling scheme A Georgia man was sentenced to 10 years in prison Monday after he admitted to a Brooklyn court that he was a member of the notorious “iron pipeline” crew that funneled more than 100 illegal firearms into New York. Rodney Brewer, 49, stood before Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Danny Chun as the jurist handed down the sentence. |
Man arrested on 21st birthday for assaulting elderly man AUSTIN, Texas — Austin Police responded to reports of an aggravated robbery. A 911 caller told the police a suspect tried to steal money from an elderly man and that he was injured. Upon arrival, officers encountered the victim. The man had visible injuries to his forearm, and his skin had ripped off, according to police. The 79-year-old man told the police he had gone to the store and purchased something. The man said when he left the store, the suspect was standing outside asking for money. The victim said he did not want to give the suspect money so he kept walking. It was then when the man followed and grabbed the old man and attempted to take his cash. People in the parking lot came ran to the incident and pulled the suspect off. The man then fled the scene. Several witnesses pointed at the man, confirming it was the suspect involved in the assault. Suspect was identified as Caldwell Kaytoa, age 21, was charged with aggravated robbery. |
Man charged in robbery of Hardee’s ROSEBORO — A Roseboro man who allegedly robbed the town’s Hardee’s at knife-point has been charged in the incident, which Sampson County Sheriff’s officials said is still under investigation. Rashawn Hemon Terry, 24, of 303 E. Pinewood St., Roseboro, has been charged with robbery with a dangerous weapon, a felony offense. |
US Illegal Alien With Violent Felony Record Carjacks 91-Year-Old Kansas City Woman - (language) - (Drudge) |
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Grand Rapids police looking for help locating dangerous (illegal alien) felon |
Hispanic Suspect wanted for double murder arrested in Blackfoot |
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Greene County dog recovering; 3 (Hispanic) men charged with stabbing, beating |
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Milwaukie landlord cleared in shooting death of deadbeat Filipino tenant - in self defense |
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Army Removed Dallas Shooter's Weapons During Afghanistan Deployment According to newly released Army documents, Micah Johnson, who killed five Dallas police officers in July, had his weapons taken away by commanders during a 2014 deployment to Afghanistan after a female soldier in his unit complained that he had sexually harassed her and stolen her underwear. - (Black-on-white) |
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("Diverse" black and brown) Arson suspects' charges upgraded to murder, organized crime in burned body case    SAN ANTONIO -- Two men are being held criminally responsible in the murder of Jessica Edens, according to police. The suspects were already in the Bexar County Detention Detention Center in connection with her killing. Their charges were upgraded. Ronald Jacobs, 32, and Christopher Kine, 36, were facing a charge of arson. Now, they face charges of murder, engaging in organized crime and tampering with evidence. Alejandro Marroquin was also arrested in the May 11 Wilson County murder about two weeks after it happened. The three are accused of killing 25-year-old Edens at the home of Jacobs. An arrest warrant states a witness heard the woman screaming. The witness reportedly saw her lifeless, bloody body in a room at Jacob's house. According to the witness, Marroquin and several other men drove the dead woman around in her vehicle. Investigators said the victim's body was dumped on a Wilson County Road and set on fire. A couple walking discovered the gruesome scene. Edens' remains were wrapped in a tarp, according to Wilson County authorities. Her car was also torched. It was found in San Antonio. - (Black-on-white) |
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Family of (White) Drake Diner murder victims to black killer: 'I hope you rot in hell'   DES MOINES, Iowa —The man convicted in the Drake Diner murders in 1992 was resentenced Wednesday. Joseph White Jr. was 17 when he was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the murders of Cara McGrane and Tim Burnett. District Court Judge Jeanie Kunkle Vaudt sentenced White Jr. Wednesday to life in prison with the possibility of parole, and a request for probation was denied. He is currently serving two life sentences on each count. He is to serve the sentences consecutively. White Jr. is now eligible for parole. A Supreme Court ruling in 2012 banned mandatory life prison terms for minors. White was 17 years, 11 months and 5 days old at time of murders. Had the Drake Diner murders happened days later, he couldn't be resentenced. Family members of the victims spoke at the hearing. Tim Burnett's older sister spoke directly to Joseph White Jr. "You don't deserve a second chance. At 17.5 years old, you knew right from wrong. My brother died because of a waste of a human being. I hope you rot in hell.” Burnett's younger sister also addressed White Jr. "You should have been executed, and I would have done it for free." |
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Black Man sentenced to life in prison over Playstation 4 murder of White man    SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. - A jury found a man guilty Wednesday for killing a 28-year-old man over a video game system. Nathaniel Vivian was convicted of killing Daniel Zeitz, of Sandy Springs, nearly two years ago. He was found not guilty of malice murder, but guilty of felony murder, armed robbery and several other charges. He was sentenced to life in prison. Vivian’s girlfriend already pleaded guilty in this case. Kayla Dixon admitted firing the gun that killed Zeitz, who met up with the couple to sell his PlayStation 4 on Craigslist. Though Vivian didn't fire the shot, he allegedly planned the robbery with her and stole the game system. “They methodically planned to steal a $280 PlayStation, and that's what they did, and the death of Daniel Zeitz was a direct result of that,” said prosecutor Vincent Faucette. Vivian declined to take the witnes - (Black-on-white) |
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Family speaks after (White) woman robbed, stabbed (by black) near Forsyth Park SAVANNAH, GA - A Savannah woman continues to recover Monday after being stabbed several times during a robbery over the weekend. The Savannah-Chatham Metro Police Department said Carol Bontekoe was walking up the stairs to her West Hall Street apartment when she was attacked early Sunday morning. One new bit of information coming from police Monday is that the suspect is believed to be in his late 20’s or early-30's. He is described as a black man, about 5 feet 9 inches to 6 feet tall, and he was wearing dark clothes at the time of the robbery. Bontekoe was halfway up the stairs on the backside of her apartment building when she told police the man grabbed her purse, saying that was all he wanted. But as Bontekoe pulled back, he pulled a knife and stabbed her. Bontekoe was hit several times, including in the eye, and has been recovering from her injuries at Memorial Health ever since. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) West Plains Suspect Admits to Killing, Dismembering (white girlfriend) Victim  WEST PLAINS, Mo. -- An Ozarks community tries to make sense of a vicious crime. Walter Stewart admitted to killing his girlfriend and getting rid of the body. He's charged with first degree murder, armed criminal action and abandonment of a corpse. Stewart led authorities to the remains in a wooded area off Lanton Road in Howell County. "I was praying she would be found okay," said Neighbor Bill Bales. Residents of Arrowhead Acres are trying to make sense of the tragedy that took place in their own backyard. "She lived with Mr. Stewart." Stewart admits to beating his girlfriend and later stabbing her multiple times-- then dismembering her body. He led investigators to a portion of her remains in a pond in the eastern portion of the mobile home park. Multiple search teams discovered more remains there. As far as a motive, the PC statement says Stewart told police he had not been getting along with his girlfriend for a long period of time and "snapped." - (Black-on-white) |
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In-home camera captures (black) teen stealing (91-year-old White) woman's purse, police say KANSAS CITY, Mo. —A camera inside a Raytown home captured a teenager stealing a 91-year-old woman's purse just as she answered the door, police said. The video shows the teen walking into the kitchen. When he hears the homeowner opening the front door, he grabs a purse from a chair at the kitchen table and then goes to another part of the home. The 91-year-old woman, who the family says suffers from dementia, is seen confronting the young man and swatting him with a stick. Roy Callahan, the victim's son, said the teen first started showing up about a year ago and offered to do yard work. The visits became more frequent, he said. - (Black-on-white) |
Mother and her three chidlren killed in NC; (black) man arrested GREENVILLE, N.C. —A man accused of killing a North Carolina mother and her three children is being held on a murder charge after fleeing to Virginia. Greenville Police Chief Mark Holtzman said at a news conference Wednesday that 39-year-old Dibon Jab Toone has been charged with killing the woman, and he will be charged with the children's deaths as well. Holtzman said the woman and the three children, ages 6, 7 and 11, were found dead on Tuesday night. He didn't say how the victims were killed. Toone was arrested hours later in Richmond, Virginia. Holtzman said Toone was the father of the two younger children and appears to have been living at the home where the bodies were found. |
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(Interracial) Arkansas Couple Allegedly Zip-Tied 4-Year-Old, Beat Her, Made Her Believe Her Name Is ‘Idiot’ HOT SPRINGS – A couple in Arkansas was arrested after a 4-year-old girl was allegedly zip-tied, beaten, and emotionally abused. The girl’s mother, 30-year-old Jennifer Diane Denen, and her (black) live-in boyfriend, 47-year-old Clarence Eugene Reed were arrested and charged with first-degree domestic battery, permitting abuse of a minor, and first-degree endangering the welfare of a minor. The girl had deep purple bruising on her bottom, lower back, and legs. She had a black eye, a swollen right cheek, dried blood in the corner of her mouth, and a bruise on her forehead. The report said she also had scarring across her back. Officers said when they asked the girl her name, she told them it was “idiot.” There was another child in the home, and that child reportedly told police the girl had been tied up and called “idiot.” |
Cemetery Mess, Unidentified Bodies Stump Tennessee Officials  More than two years after the state closed a troubled Tennessee cemetery whose owner was accused of losing bodies and burying multiple people in single plots, it appears that efforts to determine exactly who is buried where have failed. During a hearing Wednesday in Nashville, Davidson County Chancellor Carol McCoy agreed to wind down the state's oversight of Galilee Memorial Gardens, a family-owned cemetery in the Memphis suburb of Bartlett. She heard recommendations from officials conducting the investigation of the burial ground, which was closed and placed under state receivership in February 2014 after its owner, Jemar Lambert, was charged with burying bodies on adjacent land not owned by the cemetery and stacking multiple caskets in single graves. He pleaded guilty and is serving 10 years' probation. |
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(Black) Man found guilty of rape, murder in 100-year-old woman’s death   A Wichita man has been found guilty of raping and murdering a 100-year-old woman after he broke into her home in September 2014. The trial of Kasey Nesbitt, which was slated to last two weeks, reached a quick conclusion Thursday after jurors delivered a guilty verdict following about two hours of deliberations. The trial begin Tuesday. Nesbitt is scheduled for sentencing Aug. 18 before Sedgwick County District Court Judge Ben Burgess, who presided over the trial. In addition to the rape and first-degree felony murder of Martha Schell, jurors also convicted Nesbitt of aggravated burglary with the intent to commit a sexual assault for kicking in the door and going inside of her home in the 800 block of South Crestway on Sept. 30, 2014. |
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Investigation into murder of (White) woman leads to arrest of (black) Hoopeston man  DANVILLE – A 32-year-old Hoopeston man is behind bars in connection of the fatal shooting of a Danville woman. Johnnie L. Sampson Jr was arrested around 1 p.m. Monday in the 1200 block of Daisy Lane, Hoopeston, on a warrant for the murder of 30-year-old Mary Thompson. Police found Ms. Thompson inside a vehicle at the intersection of Clyman Lane and Fowler Avenue, in the Fair Oaks housing complex, around 9:45 p.m. on Aug. 5. She died from her injuries at 7:35 p.m. the next day at Carle Foundation Hospital in Urbana. Public Safety Director Larry Thomason said Ms. Thompson was shot as she drove into the housing complex. He said police are continuing to investigate the shooting “and detectives have other persons of interest they are focusing on.” Thomason said Danville police worked with Hoopeston police, the U.S. marshal’s service and officers from the Vermilion Metropolitan Enforcement Group, the county’s multi-agency drug task force to apprehend Sampson. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Cleveland man sentenced to 21 years in fatal West Side bar shooting (of White man)   CLEVELAND, Ohio -- An 18-year-old Cleveland man was sentenced to over 21 years in prison for his role in a fatal May 2015 shooting outside a bar on Cleveland's West Side. Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Peter J. Corrigan sentenced Anthony Grant Tuesday in connection with the death of Charles Knipp. Grant was one of two men charged in the May 11, 2015 shooting outside Frenchie's Escape, a bar located in the 3800 block of Denison Avenue. Robert Hicks pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and was sentenced to 17 years in prison on Aug. 3. Grant pleaded guilty to two counts aggravated robbery and weapons charges. Both were originally charged with aggravated murder. Both men will also serve five years of probation after they are released from state prison. Investigators said that Hicks shot Knipp during an armed robbery attempt as Knipp sat on the hood of a car outside the bar. Police believe the two men planned to rob the bar when Knipp left. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police identify (black ex-convict) suspect, (White) victims in Sunday high-speed chase  DES MOINES, Iowa —Police have identified the driver killed in a crash during a police chase early Sunday in Des Moines, police said. A patrol officer tried to stop a car without license plates at 12:52 a.m. on Martin Luther King Parkway, the Des Moines Police Department said. The car pulled into the Hy-Vee parking lot and then sped off. The car accelerated to high speeds on Euclid and Douglas avenues before turning north onto Lower Beaver Road. Just north of Douglas Avenue, the car, which was heading north, crossed into southbound lanes and struck an oncoming car. The driver of the southbound car, identified as Jason Hunt, 41, of Des Moines, was killed and his passenger, Angela Denning, 40, of Des Moines, was injured. The pursuit lasted approximately one minute, police said. The driver of the car involved in the chase, Darnell Browder, 34, of Des Moines, and a passenger, Davion Barbar, 18, of Des Moines, in the vehicle were also injured. Officers found a firearm in the Browder's car, police said. The driver is a convicted felon and is prohibited from possessing firearms. - (Black-on-white) |
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62-year-old (White) man found dead in Gastonia home investigated as homicide - two black males suspect... GASTON COUNTY, NC - Gastonia Police are investigating after a wife reported she came home and found her husband dead. Detectives confirmed 62-year-old Tony Cook was killed inside his home on North Vance Street in Gastonia. Officials said it appeared to be a violent crime that happened in the middle of the day. Police said Cook's wife was out of the house to run a few errands for about an hour or an hour and half and when she came home, she found her husband dead. Cook's home was surrounded by crime scene tape during the investigation. Neighbor Jerry Brooks said his wife saw people in the neighborhood that don't live here. "She said she seen two gentlemen cut corner after she heard the dogs barking and she couldn’t even give a denoscription on the gentlemen," Brooks said. Police said they are investigating Cook's death as a homicide.There was a lot of blood in the home and he was beaten, but they don't know how he was killed. They said several witnesses described seeing two black males walking away with a backpack. - (Black-on-white) |
Police: Teen suspects in cop shooting are (black) Bloods gang members Two juveniles arrested in connection with the shooting of an on-duty Marietta cop are Bloods gang members, police said Monday. The juveniles, both 15 years old, face charges of violation of Georgia’s Street Gang Terrorism and Prevention Act, aggravated assault on a police officer, unlawfully entering an automobile, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony and theft by receiving. “MPD will not be releasing the name of the juveniles at this time.” Officer Scott Davis, a 10-year veteran of the force, is expected to recover from a shot to his leg, Wallace told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Davis and two other Marietta officers were responding to a call about people entering cars outside The Gallery Apartments in the 700 block of Franklin Gateway when the shooting occurred before 4:30 a.m. “At least one of the suspects opened fire striking one Marietta Police Officer,” Wallace said. “All three officers returned fire striking one of the suspects.” - (Black-on-white)Davis was one of two officers shot during separate incidents just hours apart. Eastman police Officer Tim Smith was shot and killed as he investigated a suspicious person call about 9:30 p.m. Saturday at the intersection of Smith and Main streets. Eastman, in Dodge County, is about 55 miles south of Macon. Royheem Delshawn Deeds, the man accused of fatally shooting Smith, was arrested early Monday in Florida. |
Accused killer of officer returned to Georgia after arrest - Deputies arrest Royheem Deeds, his sister, her boyfriend in traffic stop    YULEE, Fla. - A central Georgia man accused of killing a police officer Saturday night was returned to Georgia on Monday after being arrested in Nassau County early Monday morning. Patrol Officer Tim Smith was shot to death Saturday night in a residential area of Eastman, Georgia, about 60 miles southeast of Macon. Smith, who had been with the Eastman Police Department since 2011, was responding to a suspicious person call when he was shot. Nassau County Sheriff Bill Leeper said that deputies knew that 24-year-old Royheem Deeds, who was wanted in Smith's killing, may be in a gold Nissan Altima with Georgia tags driving south on U.S. 1, possibly toward Gainesville. Nassau County deputies pulled over a car matching that denoscription about 1 a.m. Monday in Hilliard on U.S. 1 at County Road 108. Deeds was found in the trunk. Deeds, his sister, 22-year-old Franshawn Deeds, who was driving the car, and a passenger, Jamil Mitchell, 32, were all arrested without incident. Mitchell is Franshawn Deeds' boyfriend, according to authorities. - (Black-on-white) |
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