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(Black Muslim) Philly Woman Pleads Guilty to Trying to Join ISIS  A Philadelphia woman has pleaded guilty to plotting to travel to Syria to join the Islamic State. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that 32-year-old Keonna Thomas pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization. Authorities allege that she called herself Fatayat Al Khilafah and "YoungLioness" as she sought to raise money online, and once told an Islamic State group fighter that taking part in a martyrdom operation "would be amazing." |
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"He will answer to God': (Black) Teen pleads guilty to first-degree murder (of white female) in shooting    BEDFORD – Sally Harr cannot watch fireworks because the sound of each explosion makes her think of a gun going off and what her daughter must have gone through the night of her murder. Now that both teens responsible for the death of 21-year-old Stephanie Waters have pleaded guilty to first-degree murder, Harr said she hopes their actions continue to haunt them. “I pray that they have the nightmares that we have, the anxiety we have,” Harr said, choking back tears. Deauntay Dontaz Moye, 18, of Woodbury and Ryan Hardwick, 17, of Martinsburg now await sentencing for Waters’ murder. Moye was 16 when, police say, he and Hardwick, then 15, shot Waters and her dog, Duke, with a .22 revolver in Woodbury Borough on Jan. 8, 2015, after she showed up to sell them marijuana on her boyfriend’s behalf. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White female) Stabbing victim says police officers saved her life - (black) father of her baby was stabbing her to death   A woman stabbed during an officer-involved shooting is speaking out, saying she's alive tonight because of two Cedar Rapids police officers. 25-year-old RaeLynn Finn said the father of her baby had a plan to kill her. Officers responded to a domestic disturbance call at the Valley High Apartments in Cedar Rapids last week. When they arrived, Markell Bivins was attacking RaeLynn, stabbing her multiple times. Cedar Rapids police then shot Markell, who later died from his injuries. Raelynn had emergency surgery and is recovering. She is in a lot of pain, she has stab wounds on her face and neck, her jaw is wired, and she has a ruptured eardrum. She says while the police officers were standing just inches away, Bivins attacked her. "Even after they shot him, he continued to stab me and they actually had to taser him three times after," she says. - (Black-on-white) |
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Update: Four Blacks Arrested For Escambia Beating Death (of white woman)   Four people have been arrested in connection with a beating death last week in Escambia County. On September 15, the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office responded to the 2600 block of Hollywood Avenue where Sabrina McManus was found severely beaten in a parking lot. She was transported to an area hospital were she was pronounced dead. Michael Culliver, 28, Stanley Olds, 20, Marcus Olds, 24, and Willie Tynell Dixon, 29, have all been arrested and charged with second degree murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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Footbal game parking lot. Disturbing moment a (black) male attacks (White) female in a parking lot  A shocking video has emerged of a brutal brawl. A woman wearing red is seen walking away from the group, but she's stopped and told to 'get in the car'. The (black male) came up to the woman and pushed her to the ground - (Black-on-white) |
CMPD reviewing police video from deadly shooting, says no 'book' found - "Hands up - don't shoot" - No 'book' found - it was a gun "I can tell you a weapon was seized, a handgun," Putney said, "I can also tell you we did not find a book that has been made referenced to." Others have disputed information that Scott had a gun, saying that he was armed with nothing more than a book. |
Man convicted in 2014 child sex case - inappropriately touched a 3-year-old girl JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A 56-year-old man was convicted Thursday in a 2014 child sex case. James Willie Holt, 56, was found guilty of lewd or lascivious molestation, according to the State Attorney's Office. In Oct. 2014, Holt inappropriately touched a 3-year-old, prosecutors said. The child later told her mother, who contacted authorities. Holt now faces life in prison. He will be sentenced the week of Sept. 19. |
(LGBT-Queer dirty deviant black) Gay Black Sports: Carthage College football player accused of second-degree homosexual assault KENOSHA COUNTY -- 19-year-old Lawrence Gaines of Kenosha faces one count of second-degree sexual assault for an incident that allegedly happened on Sunday, September 11th. The alleged victim told police "he and another football player, identified as Lawrence Gaines...went to a party together." The victim indicated since the defendant was his friend, he would take care of him if he was drinking. The alleged victim said "he was drunk, so they left the party and went to the defendant's room."
The complaint then indicates the alleged victim "passed out and woke up with his pants off." He indicated he "was very groggy and wasn't really sure what was going on." The victim told police he realized the defendant was touching him inappropriately. - (Black Sports) |
Kansas City man accused of sexually attacking, killing 18-year-old daughter KANSAS CITY, MO - The father of an 18-year-old high school student found dead in a south Kansas City motel in March has been charged with the murder of his daughter. Jerry K. Bausby, 40, faces first-degree murder, first-degree sodomy, incest and first-degree sexual abuse. Police found Daiza Bausby's body at the 4 Acres Motel on March 21 after she was discovered by motel cleaning staff. Her mother filed a missing-person report the following day. "Over 20 years, I've seen a lot, and this one probably ranks near the top of that list, if not at the top,” Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker said. “I am absolutely going to fight for her." *Warning: Some may find the following details graphic in nature.* |
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Rape victims confront (black) attacker at court hearing  Michael Privette, was sentenced to life in prison, with all but 40 years suspended after pleading guilty to four sexual assaults. The sentence means he will serve 40 years and be released as a sex offender with a life sentence hanging over him if he reoffends. Circuit Court Judge Wanda Heard told Privette he was a "sexual predator of the worst kind." He said his father had tried to kill him when he was born, a claim backed up by a sister also interviewed by the psychiatrist. "He said I have the devil in me," Privette told the psychiatrist. He outlined being locked in a bedroom with no food, and being sexually assaulted by a male relative. When he told his mother, she beat him, he said. |
Sex Offender Wanted For Rape Arrested Charged With Upskirting BOSTON – A Level 3 sex offender wanted for rape was arrested Tuesday and charged with recording upskirt video of women on an MBTA train. Police were called to Porter Square where a woman said a man was secretly taking upskirt videos using a cell phone. The woman said a fellow passenger alerted her to the man’s behavior. When the woman confronted the man he allegedly admitted to “upskirting” and said he would delete the video. Police identified the man as James Cullers, 51, of Boston. He is a Level 3 sex offender who was convicted of indecent assault and battery on a child under 14 years old in 1996. |
Lithonia man gets life for raping, pimping 16-year-old girls A man convicted of raping and sex trafficing two teenage girls will spend the rest of his life in jail, according to the DeKalb County District Attorney’s Office. Robert Tate, 30, of Lithonia was found guilty of rape, two counts of trafficking of persons for sexual servitude, two counts of pimping a person under the age of 18, and two counts of interference with custody, DeKalb County District Attorney spokesman Marcus Garner said in a release. Tate was convicted of the crimes last week. Tate and Jamal King met a pair of 16-year-old girls in March 2014 who had run away from their Macon foster homes, according to the release. The men sold the girls for sex on the website backpage.com, taking them to various hotels in DeKalb County.
Tate choked, physically abused and raped one of the girls who was five months pregnant at the time, according to the release. She eventually escaped from Tate and reported him in December 2014. A third man is the father of the child of the girl who was pregnant; he is currently being held at the DeKalb County Jail awaiting trial for statutory rape charges. |
Second man charged in sex assault near U of L Louisville Metro Police arrested a second person in connection with one of two violent sexual assaults in the area of the University of Louisville last week and are potentially looking for another suspect. Dezmeontai Tinsley, 18, of Louisville, was arrested on Tuesday and admitted to his involvement in one of the assaults, according to an arrest citation. He was charged with one count each of first-degree sodomy, first-degree robbery, and kidnapping. |
(Black) San Francisco YMCA camp counselor arrested on charges of molesting campers SAN FRANCISCO -- A former YMCA camp counselor awaits extradition tonight from Arizona, back to San Francisco. Evin 'Devin' Blanchard, 24, is accused of molesting children he was trusted working with. Police say Blanchard inappropriately touched three teenage girls during field trips, possessed child porn, and he sent kids sexually explicit photos and videos through social media. |
Lubbock man indicted, charged with sexual assault of a child LUBBOCK, TX - 31-year-old Larry Wayne Sykes, Jr. was indicted on Tuesday, charged with sexual assault of a child back on July 5. He remains in jail Tuesday night, held on a $55,000 bond. |
Westbrook High girls’ (black) track coach arrested, accused of sexually assaulting student  Police say Timothy Even is charged with three counts of gross sexual assault for having what appears to be a consensual relationship with a 17-year-old girl at the school. The age of consent is 16 in Maine, but Even was charged under the portion of state law that prohibits adults who work in schools from having sexual relationships with students at the school where they work and over whom they have disciplinary authority. |
Man suspected in 2 sex assaults, kidnapping in Norwich September 18, two women in Norwich reported that they were sexually assaulted while walking down the street. On September 18, a 19-year-old woman reported to police that she had been beaten and sexually assaulted by a man on West Thames Street. She gave the police information on the suspect, who was later identified as Edward J. Simpson, 34. He was arrested by police on September 19 and charged with kidnapping in the first degree, criminal attempt at sexual assault in the first degree, sexual assault in the third degree and assault in the third degree. |
(Black) Lincoln student charged with dorm rape  JEFFERSON CITY — A Lincoln University student is charged with rape after an incident early Friday morning at a dorm on campus. According to court documents, police were called to Martin Hall on the LU campus where they contacted a female victim who said she had been raped by 26-year-old Winston Edwards. She told officers that she met Edwards in room 123 of the dorm after the two had exchanged phone numbers. She said Edwards attempted to touch her several times, but she repeatedly said "no." The victim consented to allow Edwards to give her a massage, at which point she lay down on her stomach. The documents indicated that Edwards then pulled the victim's pants down and raped her. |
Black Sports: Former basketball player arrested in Peru stabbings AUBURN, Neb. —A former Peru State College basketball player is accused of stabbing three other Peru State athletes during an off-campus altercation. Nemaha County Court clerk magistrate Nancy Hall said 24-year-old Jeffland Neverson, of Brooklyn, New York, was expected to be formally charged later Tuesday morning, but she didn't know the precise charges. The Nebraska State Patrol says Neverson was arrested without incident Monday morning on charges of assault and use of a weapon to commit a felony. Court records don't list an attorney for him. - (Black Sports) |
Police: Man hides in dog house after attempting ATM theft MEMPHIS, TN - After eluding police during a car chase, one man found himself in the dog house when police finally caught up with him. Memphis police said a man tried to break into the ATM at Bank of America in the 4500 block of Summer Avenue on Monday morning with a crowbar. According to Bank of America, the ATM sustained approximately $9,900 in damages. Officers called the K-9 unit and began searching for the suspect. Terrance Scott, 22, and Cordney Tabors, 23, were found in the 1000 block of Berclair Road. According to the affidavit, Tabors was hiding in a dog house behind a home and Scott was standing in the driveway. |
Memphis Police Department: Beer bottle, brick, and fence post used in brawl MEMPHIS, TN - It was a brawl that all began with a beer can, according to Memphis Police Department. A man and woman are both behind bars after they used whatever they could get their hands on to fight each other. According to the police affidavit, Earl Jackson, 56, and Takaso Richardson, 27, got into a fight when Jackson threw a beer can at Richardson, which hit her. Richardson then retaliated by hitting Jackson with a glass beer bottle in the head, causing Jackson to have a gash to the left side of his forehead that was approximately four inches long. |
(Black) Rikers guard admits he helped cover up (black) inmate’s fatal beating  A Rikers Island guard admitted Tuesday to covering up and lying about the brutal beating of an inmate, who died after being repeatedly punched and kicked in the head by another officer. Byron Taylor, 32, pleaded guilty in Manhattan federal court to obstruction of justice and perjury charges for lying to a federal grand jury about the death of Ronald Spear. |
Black Sports: He made millions in the NBA. Now Darius Miles is bankrupt.  Former East St. Louis Flyers basketball standout Darius Miles was a first-round draft pick with the Los Angeles Clippers in the 2000 NBA draft with a contract worth $9 million. He starred in a movie with Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds. He landed an endorsement with Michael Jordan’s athletic brand. His star was rising and his financial future looked secure. Darius Miles of East St. Louis High School shakes hands with NBA Commisioner David Stern, right, after he is drafted by the Los Angeles Clippers in the NBA draft on June 28, 2000. In June, he filed bankruptcy. - (Black Sports) |
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Providence mom accused of throwing twin toddlers out window PROVIDENCE — Twin toddler boys are recovering at Hasbro Children's Hospital while their mother remains under investigation for allegedly tossing them out a first-floor window Sunday afternoon. About an hour after someone called the state Department of Children, Youth and Families to report Benita Barbour, 37, for possible abuse, a neighbor called police after seeing Barbour throw the 2-year-old boys out the window and onto the porch, said Detective Anthony Roberson. Barbour and her boyfriend, Michael Watts, 37, were fighting at their apartment at 129 Alverson Ave., in the Hartford neighborhood, when neighbors saw Barbour toss her sons out the window, according to a police report. Watts tried to shove the boys back in the front door, but Barbour slammed it closed, knocking down one of the children, according to police. |
(Black) Boyfriend Charged in Death of Temple Student That Was Believed to Be Suicide - Trial begins The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that trial opened Wednesday for 30-year-old Brandon Meade of Upper Darby. He's charged in the death of 22-year-old Temple University student Agatha Hall, who was found dead in her north Philadelphia apartment in August 2015. |
Black Sports: Philadelphia Police Officers Sue LeSean McCoy Over Off-Duty Brawl at Philly Club   Two Philadelphia police officers are suing former Eagles running back LeSean McCoy over an Old City nightclub brawl that left them both injured when they were off-duty. The civil suit says McCoy, who now plays for the Buffalo Bills, beat and kicked one officer while he was on the ground and punched another officer in the eye. The suit was filed Tuesday in Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas. - (Black Sports) |
"Integrated" pack of thugs charged in murder of black woman during drug robbery  ST. LOUIS, Mo. - A fourth suspect is facing charges in connection to a Central West End murder. Damonte Dixon, 18, is charged with second-degree murder and armed criminal action. He was the fourth suspect being sought. Xavier Perkins, 18, (wigger) was the first suspect to be charged. He's charged with one count of First Degree Murder, two counts of Armed Criminal Action, and one count of First Degree Attempted Robbery. He is currently being held without bond. The St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office issued warrants for 2nd degree murder, armed criminal action, and distributing/delivering under five grams of Marijuana against Jermaine Stabler and Ronald Harris. Perkins tried to rob Monica Shaw on a sidewalk before Perkins shot her. |
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(Mexican) 1993 Tomball murder suspect caught 23 years later |
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(Black) Man sentenced in Port Chester fatal stabbing (of White man) only gets 20 years of free room, board, medical, etc.  With her father's killer now relegated to years behind bars, Nicole Guglielmo hopes to put one life-changing event behind her and move forward with another. Jahkim McGhee was sentenced today to 20 years in prison for the 2011 stabbing death of Port Chester's Anthony Guglielmo during a home invasion, the Westchester County District Attorney's Office said. McGhee was sentenced in Westchester County Court by Judge Barbara Zambelli as part of the 22-year-old's plea deal. - (Black-on-white) |
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Baton Rouge police: 14-year-old girl 'sold' to man for sex; suspect arrested  A man accused of having sex with a 14-year-old girl — who'd been "sold" to him by another man for 15 minutes — was arrested Monday on counts of trafficking and sexual battery, Baton Rouge police said. Wayne Dyer, 59, of Zachary, picked up the girl and the alleged seller, 36-year-old Corey Williams, at a residence and took them to a convenience store, according to a Baton Rouge police report. At the store, Dyer paid Williams cash to spend time with the teenager, the report says. The transaction happened sometime in November, the girl alleged in an interview at the Children's Advocacy Center on June 16. Around the time of the incident, the girl's mother was in the hospital, the report says. |
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Negro Serial rapist’s victims get some justice with his sentence of 90 to 100 years in prison   Douglas County District Judge Mark Ashford sentenced Christopher Ennis, 30, to 90 to 100 years in prison. Under state law, which cuts most sentences in half, Ennis won’t be eligible for parole for 45 years. Ennis had faced up to 100 years in prison after pleading no contest to two counts of first-degree sexual assault. DNA connected him to the rapes or attempted rapes of seven women in 2011, 2012 and 2013. Confident that he would get a lengthy sentence, prosecutors allowed him to plead to just two of the rapes. |
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Police identify rape suspect from fingerprint on window A man is accused of breaking into a woman's home, threatening her, and raping her. According to the police report, the victim said a man broke into her home through a back window while she was asleep on the couch on July 28. The man had a knife and demanded money. The victim told him she didn't have any money, at which point he told her to take off her clothes. He raped her, then escaped out of the same window he entered through. Police found a fingerprint on the window and matched it to that of William Morris, 24. On August 2, the victim identified Morris from a photo lineup. At the time, detectives were unable to find Morris. |
Missoula Woman Wakes Up to Find Ex-boyfriend in Her Bed, Suspect Charged With Sexual Assault and Burglary  An 18-year-old Missoula woman is accusing a man of sexual assault and other crimes after she reported a disturbing incident that occurred on Sunday night, September 18. “She informed us that she had awoken the morning before to find an ex-boyfriend in bed with her.” “When she had gone to bed, she had gone to bed alone. There were no other people in her home, no one that she had invited to stay the night with her in her home. The fact that the ex-boyfriend had sex with her was obviously against her will.” There appear to have been problems in the past, as one of the charges against the suspect relate to a prior restraining order. “The suspect is identified as 20-year-old Jason Lenoir. |
Man Allegedly Masturbated While Registering as Sex Offender  The sheriff’s office in King County, Washington said one convicted sex offender wouldn’t quit it. Anthony Hardison, 50, has been charged once again for indecent exposure, The Seattle Times reports. The allegation: He touched himself while registering as a sex offender on August 12. |
(LGBT-Queer dirty deviant black) Former Hands of Heartland employee pleads guilty to 3 felony charges in homosexual assault case A former employee of Hands of Heartland in Bellevue has pleaded guilty to three felony charges stemming from an assault of one of the organization’s clients. Adrian D. Galbreath, 39, pleaded guilty to attempted first-degree sexual assault and two counts of abuse of a vulnerable adult Monday in Sarpy County District Court. He was originally charged with first-degree sexual assault and abuse of a vulnerable adult. Galbreath invited the male victim to his apartment after the man got off work. At the apartment, people were playing video games and drinking. The man was drinking and went into a bedroom when he started to feel ill. Galbreath entered the bedroom and that’s where the assault took place. |
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Drunk black sentenced to 22 years in prison for wreck that killed (Asian) KCPD investigator  KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Kansas City man was sentenced to 22-years in prison on Tuesday for a crash that killed a Kansas City Police Department investigator three years ago. Larneal Davis, 31, was found guilty in July of involuntary manslaughter in the third degree, leaving the scene of an accident and driving while his license was revoked. According to court documents, the crash happened around 3 a.m., and Michael Chou, a crime scene technician, had just gotten off work. Chou was in front of the crime lab office on Troost Ave., between 65th and 66th Streets, when the black BMW Davis was driving at a high rate of speed hit Chou’s Honda Civic and split it in half. At the time of the crash, police say Davis smelled of alcohol. |
Mother of slain Van Horn High School student recalls their last conversation; suspect taken into custody INDEPENDENCE, Mo. -- A suspect has been charged in the fatal shooting of a Van Horn High School student, prosecutors announced Tuesday afternoon. 20-year-old Tymon Derrick Reed of Kearney, Mo., was taken into custody at approximately 4:45 p.m. Tuesday. He faces charges of 2nd degree murder and armed criminal action. 16-year-old Javon Reilly was shot around 2:30 p.m. Monday in a driveway in the 1100 block of Home Avenue, which is a few blocks away from the school. Investigators said it may have started as a fight over marijuana. |
4 Men Caught Breaking into Trucks NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Four men are behind bars after police say they were caught in the act of breaking into vehicles on a hotel parking lot. It happened shortly after 6 a.m. Monday at the Hilton Garden Inn on Glover Lane. Police say the suspects were driving a vehicle that had been reported stolen in Little Rock and that they had other stolen property hidden inside it, including a rifle. |
Suspect identified in double shooting at McCarran parking garage LAS VEGAS - Police identified a man suspected of shooting two people at McCarran International Airport's Terminal 1 parking garage Monday night. Police say the two victims of the shooting as Brown's estranged wife and her boyfriend. The two had returned to Las Vegas from Indianapolis. According to police, Jeffery Brown, 68, was taken into custody just after 11 p.m. at the VA Hospital in North Las Vegas. Brown was booked into Clark County Detention Center on two counts of attempted murder, two counts of discharging a firearm in a prohibited area and a count of assault with a deadly weapon. |
Frustrated over "infidelity issues" - woman threw boiling water on boyfriend, baby GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Police say a woman in Florida threw boiling water on her 2-month-old son's father as he lay on a bed with the newborn. Gainesville police officers said Tuesday in a report that the baby suffered second- and third-degree burns to his chest and arm. The burns make up about 5 percent of his body. The baby's father, Winsky Perpignan, had second- and third-degree burns over his face, neck, chest and arm, or about 20 percent of his body. The baby's mother, 22-year-old Yva Monord, faces charges of aggravated domestic battery and aggravated child abuse. |
Maryland Teens Allegedly Rob Man on Park Bench, Post Video on Facebook A group of Maryland teenagers put a gun to a 64-year-old man’s head as he was reading a book, sprayed him with mace, stabbed him, and robbed him of his belongings, all while they filmed the encounter in a video for Facebook, police said. Police charged Zannay Laws and Dakei Perry, both 18, with attempted murder and robbery. |
Black Muslim Aurora man who plotted National Guard base attack gets 21 years  The first of two cousins being sentenced Tuesday for plotting to attack a National Guard base in Joliet was handed a 21-year prison term. Jonas Edmonds (right) had faced up to 23 years, but he pleaded guilty in December to charges of supporting terrorism and lying to the FBI. That plea agreement called for the 21-year sentence. U.S. District Judge John Z. Lee accepted that deal, telling Edmonds he displayed “utter hatred and disdain for this country, her citizens and those who live here.” A sentencing hearing for his cousin, Hasan Edmonds (left), was set to begin at 2 p.m. During that hearing, prosecutors are expected to play recordings of the two cousins discussing their plot. Hasan Edmonds gave his cousin and the informant the layout of the base and advised Jonas Edmonds that he could enter disguised in one of Hasan Edmonds’ old uniforms and kill dozens of guardsmen if he struck when the unit was at drill. |
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Jewish Sex Offender inmate sues over non-kosher diet |
‘Perfect’ suburban family torn apart by (Mexican migrant) mom’s dark secrets - tried to strangle their 8-year-old son ...their American Dream suddenly went up in flames when Michael, also 41, learned that his wife — who claimed she grew up as an orphan in Milan, Italy — was really a Mexican immigrant who fled a chaotic childhood of 10 siblings for the U.S. at 19, according to court papers. Two years later, while living in Colorado, she legally changed her name to the bizarre DKNY Swarovski. But then Michael discovered an even more disturbing secret from his wife’s more recent past: their kids told a therapist that in 2014 DKNY had tried to strangle their 8-year-old son. “Attempting to kill one’s own child in a calculated, coldblooded manner is a rarity. ” |
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Police arrest black man and 'female juvenile' in connection with Radcliff homicide of 71-year-old White man  LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Police have arrested two people in connection with a homicide that happened in Radcliff. Aaron Lee Pearson, 23, is charged with murder, burglary, receiving a stolen firearm, receiving property under $500 and tampering with physical evidence. Police have also arrested a female juvenile on the same charges. The juvenile suspect was arrested on Broadway in Louisville on Wednesday. Radcliff Police Chief Jeff Cross says they don't believe it was a random burglary. "We don't know how well the suspects knew the victim, but we do believe they were acquaintances and that they did live in the area where he was at," Chief Cross said. Authorities say the pair were involved in the death of 71-year-old Norman Hall. He was found dead at his apartment on Pin Oak Court earlier this month. According to officials, he died of a stab wound. - (Black-on-white) |
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Two suspects sentenced for 2014 murder of (White) Officer Kevin Quick   CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- Two of the four people convicted for the death of a Waynesboro Police Department reservist will spend the rest of their lives in prison. Daniel Mathis has been sentenced to life plus 132 years for the abduction and murder of Kevin Quick. Shantai Shelton has also been sentenced to life in prison, plus 82 years. Mersadies Shelton and Kweli Uhuru were also found guilty by a jury in February for a string of armed robberies that ended when the four abducted and killed Quick. Quick was abducted Superbowl Weekend of 2014 at the Turtle Creek Apartment complex in Charlottesville. Prosecutors say he was held hostage inside his car until he provided his PIN, at which point Mathis, Kweli and both Sheltons drove him out to a logging road in Goochland County and shot him in the back of the head. The hearing is ongoing and other sentences will be handed down Monday afternoon. - (Black-on-white) |
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White gas station clerk in critical condition after being shot by dreadlocked suspect - police searching for 3 LEXINGTON, Ky. - Police are looking for the suspect in a Lexington gas station robbery. It happened around 2 a.m. Monday morning at the Speedway on East New Circle Road near Bryan Avenue. Police say a man approached a gas station clerk outside on his break. That's when we're told the suspect implied he had a weapon and forced the clerk inside, demanding cash. The suspect is described as slim and short with dreadlocks. A further denoscription has not yet been released by police. Officers are now looking at surveillance video. - (Black-on-white) |
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In Raving Note, (black) West Philadelphia Gunman Called Himself 'Solo Tattoo Tears'  Nicholas Glenn, the gunman who police say went on Friday's rampage, wounding two police officers, killing a woman and leaving three other people injured, was jailed eight times since 2009. Three days after a lone gunman stalked through West Philadelphia's streets, firing apparently at random at anyone he came across -- including a Philadelphia Police sergeant, two bar employees, a woman and man in a car and a University of Pennsylvania police officer -- a more complete picture is emerging of the shooter. Where Glenn obtained the gun, and exactly what sparked the mass shooting, remain under investigation. |
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'Most Wanted' sex offender taken into custody at home with 3 children inside PITTSBURGH - The Allegheny County Sheriff’s office announced the arrest of one of the area’s “most wanted” sex offenders. Jack Maurice Myers, 36, formerly of the Homewood section of Pittsburgh, was wanted for not residing at the address he provided under law and for violating the conditions of his probation. Myers had pleaded guilty to charges of the indecent assault of victims who were 9 and 10 years old at the time. He is required to maintain a lifetime registration under Megan's Law. Sheriff’s deputies received a tip Wednesday night that Myers was staying at a home with his girlfriend and three children, all under the age of 8, on Joseph Street in Mount Oliver. |
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Rape, burglary suspect apprehended ST. LOUIS – St. Louis police arrested a man suspected of breaking into an apartment earlier this month and raping the tenant. According to Leah Freeman, a spokeswoman for the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, the incident took place September 10 just after 1:45 a.m. on N. Boyle. The victim told police she was asleep in her bedroom when a person entered her residence through a first floor window. The suspect came to the woman’s bedroom, implied he had a weapon, and then sexually assaulted her. Investigators eventually arrested Jared Hurst on two counts of first-degree rape/attempted rape, kidnapping, first-degree sodomy/attempted sodomy, first-degree burglary, and theft under $500. |
Woman who survived having hot grease poured down her throat speaks of ordeal - "I died and I came back"   LAS VEGAS — For the first time, a woman who survived having hot grease poured down her throat is speaking. On Thursday, siblings Tanisha Armstrong, 34, and Michael Williams were indicted by a Clark County grand jury of attempted murder; battery with intent to kill; battery resulting in substantial bodily harm; and mayhem in the Dec. 7 attack on Valerie Williams. According to the Metro police report, Michael Williams threw Valerie Williams to the ground and stomped her; then Armstrong poured a pot of hot grease down her throat. |
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(Black) Philly Man Charged With String Of Mostly Daycare Center Burglaries - Suspect in serial daycare burglaries turns self in to police  An Olney man suspected in a string of daycare break-ins has turned himself in, Philadelphia police said. Michael Harris, 51, of the 300 block of East Ashdale Street, was charged in connection with 16 burglaries that targeted child daycare centers. |
(Black) Ex-hospital worker, wife stole patient records to fund Saks spree: takes plea deal  A woman who used stolen hospital-patient records so that she could fraudulently order more than $1 million in designer goods from Saks Fifth Avenue and other retailers around the country pleaded guilty Monday in a Manhattan courtroom. Krystle Steed, 31, copped a plea to charges of grand larceny and identity theft among other raps in exchange for a sentence of four to eight years in prison. “Stealing from those in a precarious state of health is contemptible,” said Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance Jr. in a statement after the deal was struck. Steed operated the scam with her Navy-vet husband, Kyle Steed, 31, |
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Disgraced (black) state senator’s bid for new trial is denied  Ex-state Sen. John Sampson’s bid for a new trial in light of a recent Supreme Court ruling was denied Monday, according to new court filings. |
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(White) Detroit officer shot by (black) suspect dies from complications  DETROIT, Mich. - A Detroit police officer who was shot while pursuing a suspect has died due to complications from his injuries. Sergeant Ken Steil, 46, died Saturday at St. John Hospital in Detroit. Sources say Steil was scheduled to be released from St. John that morning, but suffered a complication. Sergeant Steil was recovering from a gunshot wound he suffered Monday night. He was pursuing an armed suspect named Marquis Cromer in the area of Seven Mile and Hayes. Police say the 21-year-old had been on an hours-long crime spree, and had just shot his own father and another person. During the pursuit, police say Cromer shot at Steil, hitting him in the shoulder with a sawed-off shotgun. At the time, Steil was said to make a full recovery. Sergeant Steil leaves behind a wife and two small boys, ages 3 and 5. - (Black-on-white) |
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New trial date set in Charleston slaying after mistrial - black man (allegedly) murdered white man over $3,000 heroin debt  A judge set a new trial date Thursday in the case of a man charged with murder whose first trial ended in mistrial earlier this month. Tremaine Jackson’s trial is set for Nov. 28, said Kanawba Circuit Judge Charles King. Jackson’s lawyer asked for a mistrial earlier this month, after jurors had deliberated almost three days. Taniqra Payne is charged with perjury, after King said she went to the scene where Jackson allegedly shot Brian Rogers last December on Charleston’s West Side and then lied about it. Rogers was shot and killed near Littlepage Terrace. During the trial, Rogers’ father saw Payne at the place Rogers was shot and took her photograph, the judge has said. Payne conducted her own investigation and talked to other jurors about it, according to the judge. Jackson, prosecutors say, killed Rogers over a $3,000 heroin debt. Jackson says he wasn’t the shooter and that Charleston police coerced a confession that was video taped. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man bonded over to superior court in case of his shooting his (white) girlfriend - (Was he screwing her mother?)  Antoine Bernard Ladson allegedly was splattered in blood when police entered the bedroom Aug. 25 where his 21-year-old girlfriend lay dying of a gunshot to the head, according to testimony given Friday. Police had arrived at the home at 2318 Gordon St. to a call that Amy Dean had committed suicide, but at least two Brunswick police officers said they were within earshot when Ladson allegedly told his mother that he had made a big mistake and needed a lawyer. Additionally, police learned that Ladson allegedly had argued with Dean over allegations he was part of a love triangle that involved the victim and her mother, Elizabeth Grovner. Futch said Jamie Dean had told her twin earlier that day she suspected Ladson was having an affair with their mother. Amy Dean later confronted Ladson about this and the attention he was giving to another woman, Futch said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Baton Rouge: (LGBT-Queer dirty deviant black) man kidnaps young boy from front yard, touches him inappropriately  Baton Rouge police arrested a 33-year-old man who allegedly kidnapped his friend's 7-year-old son, drove him to an interstate exit, stripped his clothes off him and touched him inappropriately. Deandre Contrill Nixon arrived at the boy's mother's house Saturday and acted strangely. Nixon told the boy's mother he was leaving to give a friend a ride home. After Nixon left, though, the woman was unable to find her son, who had been playing outside. When Nixon drove back to the home about 20 minutes later, the mother saw her son naked and screaming for help in Nixon's back seat. Nixon tried to speed off but the woman managed to pull the boy to safety through a window and wrestled Nixon to the ground while a relative called police. |
(Black) Boyfriend arrested in toddler's beating death LAS VEGAS - A toddler has died after police say the man who was supposed to look after him beat him to death. Police say Duarte Jeremiah Fayne beat 19-month-old Jasper so badly his brain swelled. The toddler’s (black) mom, Pamela Walker, said she, her two young sons and Fayne, her boyfriend, moved from Denver to Las Vegas to start a new life. She didn’t know her younger son’s life would end so brutally. Man arrested in toddler's beating death |
(Black) Parents arrested for beating death of 4-year-old girl   DECATUR – The parents of a 4-year-old girl who was beaten to death are being held in jail after they were arrested in connection with her death. The child, Amarrah C. Reynolds, who turned 4 on July 8, was brought into the emergency room at Decatur Memorial Hospital in an unresponsive state about 3:15 p.m. with “numerous areas of scabbing and bruising covering her entire body.” She was pronounced dead at the hospital at 4:51 p.m. Amarrah had a “concentrated area of healing and fresh wounds on the inside of her thigh.” Darrell A. Reynolds, 29, the child's father, told police she had been acting up lately, and because placing her into “time out” lately was not working, “he began striking Amarrah with a black belt numerous times.” He struck her so many times that he lost count of the blows, which included strikes to her head, body and legs with the belt. Reynolds, told police he deserves to die for killing his daughter. Amarrah's mother, Dalvon D. Taylor, is being held on a $500,000 bond. |
Illegal alien Sentenced To Decades In Prison In Rape Of 6-Year-Old Girl During Break-In |
CAUGHT: Suspected Phoenix Serial Killer Arrested: Mexican had been deported but back in U.S. Illegally |
St. Cloud ISIS Terrorist Identified: DAHIR ADAN – Knifed 9 People – Liked the Koran - Black Muslim Somali Terrorist  Nine people were injured Saturday at Crossroads Mall in St. Cloud, Minnesota when a Muslim attacker went on a stabbing rampage. The Muslim was shouting, |
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(Black) Convicted felon charged with murder (of White man) in case of remains found in Birmingham crawl space  A 48-year-convicted felon is under arrest in the slaying of a man whose remains were found in the crawl space of a northern Birmingham home. Lee Patrick Harris is charged with murder in the strangulation death of 29-year-old Joshua Morris. His decomposed body was found Sept. 3 at 1104 35th Street North. Investigators today said Harris and Morris knew each other, but didn't elaborate. A motive hasn't been released. The discovery of Morris' body was made that Saturday about 7 a.m. Police officials said they went to the home they were there to follow up on a prior complaint from an undisclosed person. Two days earlier, he said, that person said he had knowledge of a homicide that took place earlier in the week. Detectives went out and found no signs of homicide. They returned, however, and were joined by Huntsville's Search and Recovery Dog Unit. It was then they found what appeared to be human remains in the basement. - (Black-on-white) |
Investigators looking for (interracial couple of) "persons of interest" in Friday morning's 'suspicious death' (of White woman)  Cullman Police investigators are looking for two people "of interest" in connection with what officials are referring to as a "suspicious death" reported in the city this morning. Capt. Becky Boyd said Jerome Flanigan and Kayla Thursby, both of Cullman County, need to be located for questioning by Cullman Police Department investigators in connection with the death of Leslie Clements, 33, who was found dead in her apartment in Cullman Friday morning. Boyd said a fire at a Colony residence this evening led to investigators' need to talk to Flanigan and Thursby in connection with the Cullman woman's death. No other details concerning the fire and connection to the Cullman death were given. - (Black-on-white) |
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