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HOW TO HELP OUR EVOLUTION--IT STARTS WITH CORRECT THINKINGGOD'S PLAN FOR WHITES Divinely inspired messages to Arman as related to H. Millard (c) 2023 "Additional essays by H. Millard" |
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Yesterday's 'news' - Saturday 11 November 2023 --> |
Negro gets murder charge in Pontiac shooting that killed (non-black, retarded??? mixed-race) 16-year-old girl 
PONTIAC, Mich. – A man has been charged with murder in connection with the fatal October shooting of a 16-year-old girl who was walking in a Pontiac neighborhood.
K’Nique Lawrence, 32, is one of at least two men believed to be involved in the death of teenager Desiree Childs, who was shot while walking with a friend on Oct. 28. At about 11:20 p.m. that day, Childs was shot in the leg and chest while on South Johnson Avenue near Menominee Road, police said. Childs was taken to the hospital, where she later died from her injuries. Her friend was not injured in the shooting. Both the girl’s family and investigators have said they don’t believe the bullets were meant for Childs, who regularly walked around that neighborhood, which is near her home. Lawrence was arrested on Nov. 3, and has been charged with open murder and three firearms charges in connection with the shooting. He was arraigned on Tuesday. Pontiac family wants answers in fatal shooting of 16-year-old girl PONTIAC, Mich. – A grieving family is pleading for help identifying the person who shot and killed a teenage girl in Pontiac. Desiree Childs, 16, was killed near the intersection of Menominee and Johnson streets late Saturday night. The teen’s family is having a tough time coping with the tragic loss. |
Bond set at $2M for accused Dallas hospital shooting spanic suspect Nestor Hernandez
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Bond has been set at $2 million for 30-year old Nestor Hernandez, the Carrollton man accused of killing two women at Methodist Dallas Medical Center.
Hernandez made his first court appearance last night after he was released from the hospital. He was wounded by a police officer seconds after a social worker and a nurse were killed Saturday morning. Hernandez has already signed legal papers saying he doesn't have enough money to afford an attorney. Hernandez had been behind bars as recently as June when Carrollton police arrested him outside an apartment complex. Reports say he was arrested due to an outstanding warrant. Police reports say when he was put in the back of the Carrollton police patrol car, he slammed his head against the door making a dent. In a statement after the hospital murders, Carrollton police say they were devastated that he didn't stay behind bars where he clearly belonged. Hernandez was out on bail at the time of the hospital shooting. The ATF is now investigating how Hernandez was able to obtain a firearm as both a felon and parolee. |
Negress Woman wanted for questioning in Bleakley Street murder located 
#UPDATE | The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office has canceled the BOLO. Freeman has been located and interviewed.
Augusta, Ga. (WJBF) – The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office is requesting the public’s help in locating a woman wanted for questioning regarding a recent murder. 41-year-old Pamela Freeman is wanted for questioning regarding a murder, that occurred on November 11, on the 1500 block of Bleakley Street. Freeman is known to frequent the area surrounding the 1500 block of Bleakley Street. |
Black Man charged with first degree murder after deadly shooting in Brandon: Deputies 
BRANDON, Fla. - A man was killed near an Advanced Auto Parts in Brandon on Friday afternoon, according to officials.
Deputies say they arrived at the scene of the crime off of Highview Road and East Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard after someone reported that a man had been shot just after 4:30 p.m. PREVIOUS: Man shot and killed in Hillsborough County: Deputies Officials say they found 24-year-old Gregory Hornsby and a man who was pronounced dead at the scene. According to HCSO, the investigations revealed that an altercation between Hornsby and the victim led to the shooting. Deputies say Hornsby was arrested and transported to the Orient Road Jail for booking. According to authorities, he is charged with: Murder in the first degree premeditated firearm Aggravated assault with intent to commit a felony with a weapon |
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Texas Archbishop responds to the pope latest act to remove the bishop fm his official position
Posted by Apollonian Kentucky’s Bizarre Election Results Raise Questions About Voting Machines Posted by Apollonian Biden to Censor (Conservative) Opponents Using Artificial Intelligence Posted by Apollonian Fulton County: Massive Last-Minute Order of over 1M Ballots Discovered Posted by Apollonian Telling the truth when it matters most Posted by Apollonian Damn It, Janet (Yellen)! Moody’s Downgraded US Credit Outlook To Negative (Out Of Control Spending, Rising Debt And Deficits And A Deeply Divided Congress = Credit Downgrade) Posted by Apollonian |
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Yesterday's 'news' - 6 November 2023 -->> |
(sexual deviant) "Husband" accused of killing (sexual deviant) "husband": Charged with first-degree murder 
MARION COUNTY, Fla — On November 3, at approximately 8:00 a.m., Marion County Sheriff’s Office Major Crimes detectives arrested Herbert Swilley for the first-degree murder of his husband, 59-year-old Timothy Floyd Smith.
Police reports state that on Saturday, March 25, 2023, at approximately 10:50 a.m., MCSO deputies responded to an apartment, located at 1980 SE 40th Street Road, Ocala, to conduct a well-being check on Timothy Smith, who did not show up for work on Friday, March 24. When deputies made entry to the residence, they found Timothy deceased. Timothy had a dark ligature mark on his neck and blunt-force trauma to his face and genitalia. Major Crimes Detective Daniel Pinder responded to initiate a homicide investigation. For the next several months, Detective Pinder investigated this case, gathering video surveillance, electronic evidence, and speaking to people who knew Swilley and Timothy. Through the investigation, police discovered that on the night of March 23, 2023, or in the early morning hours of March 24, 2023, Timothy was dosed with a large amount of diphenhydramine (an ingredient in Benadryl and Unisom) that was 30 times higher than the normal therapeutic dose. Following that, Swilley murdered Timothy by choking him to death with an unknown ligature and Swilley then used his own vehicle to transport Timothy’s body from their shared residence to a nearby apartment that they maintained. Once there, Swilley placed Timothy’s body inside, staged a fake crime scene, and attempted to destroy evidence using household cleaning agents. Swilley returned to their residence and then drove Timothy’s vehicle to the apartment where he left it. Swilley then walked back to their residence where he accessed their Ring camera application; investigators later learned that surveillance videos from that night were not present. Then, a few hours later, Swilley drove to the landfill where he dropped off what appeared to be two carpets from their residence before going about his day. |
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Yesterday's 'news' - Sunday 5 November 2023 --> |
Investigators release new image of (black) Kevin Kangethe, wanted for murder of Maggie Mbitu 
BOSTON - Investigators have released a new image of Kevin Kangethe, the man wanted for the murder of Maggie Mbitu of Whitman.
Mbitu, 31, was found dead with stab wounds in a car at Logan Airport on Thursday. She had been reported missing by her family on Monday. Police have an arrest warrant for Kangethe, 40, charging him with Mbitu's murder. The photo released by the Suffolk District Attorney's office was taken from Logan Airport on Wednesday. Investigators say Kangethe left Boston on a flight to Kenya. "We urge this suspect to turn himself in to authorities before he or anyone else gets hurt," Suffolk District Attorney Kevin Hayden said. "We are making every effort possible to apprehend him and to begin the process of seeking justice for Margaret Mbitu and those mourning her tragic death." Local investigators are working with Kenyan authorities to find Kangathe. Missing black woman Maggie Mbitu found dead in car at Logan Airport in Boston |
Black Man charged with murder for North Lawndale fatal shooting 
CHICAGO - A North Lawndale man was charged with murder for a September fatal shooting.
Lamont Johnson, 39, is accused of shooting 45-year-old Dushan Williams on Sept. 29, 2023, Chicago police said. Williams was killed and a woman was wounded when they were both shot standing on a sidewalk at about 11:40 p.m. in the 3300 block of West 16th Street in North Lawndale, police said. Johnson was arrested Thursday and charged with one count of first degree murder and one count of attempted murder, authorities said. He will make his first court appearance on Saturday. |
New NYC racial equity commission head Linda Tigani linked to group pushing for independent black nation on US land 
The person tasked by the city with bringing “racial equity” to the Big Apple is affiliated with a radical organization that seeks to establish an “independent black nation” on US soil and is demanding reparations.
Linda Tigani, who was appointed chair and executive director of the Commission on Racial Equity last week by Mayor Adams and Speaker Adrienne Adams, worked as an organizer with the New York chapter of the Malcom X Grassroots Movement until 2019. Among its principles is the pursuit of reparations and to “Free the Land,” or to establish an “independent Black Nation on land in north amerikka” comprising South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana, according to MXGM’s website. “We say ‘Free the Land’ because We want independence so that we can ensure our Human Rights are protected and that our land will be a zone and base for all who seek liberation and freedom,” the website reads. Tigani proudly features the phrase “working to Free the Land” on her X account, which she made private after the Post last week reported on antisemitic messages she spewed on the platform in recent years. These included a slew of posts including the phrase “from the river to the sea,” which is a call for the eradication of the Jewish state of Israel and its citizens. “It’s alarming to have someone in charge of a racial commission who uses language hinting at erasing any race or throws around racially loaded terms,” Councilman Bob Holden (D-Queens) told The Post. “The city should remove her immediately to ensure the commission truly represents racial equity.” Following The Post’s coverage of Tigani’s hateful posts, the Adams administration said it was discussing next steps with Speaker Adams’ office for the new CORE head, who earned $165,363 in fiscal year 2023 in her previous role as acting chief equity and strategy officer for the city Health Department. Posted by The Bobster 
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One shot, one stabbed in overnight violence in NYC One man was shot and another man stabbed in separate acts of overnight violence in the Big Apple, police said. In the latest incident, a man was stabbed multiple times in the face and torso after being jumped by two men outside the Silvana restaurant, 300 West 116th St., Harlem, shortly after 4 a.m. Saturday, cops said. The victim, 39, was taken to St. Luke’s Hospital in stable condition, the NYPD said. The attackers ran off. There have been no arrests. The Silvana bar is usually open until 4 a.m. and the venue, which is located on the southwest corner of Frederick Douglass Blvd and 8th Avenue, hosts live music, according to its website. The eatery was open for business Saturday morning. One employee said he only knew “someone was hurt.” Posted by The Bobster
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Calif. cop involved in shooting of college football player resigns in disgrace over ‘disgusting’ racist texts A (WHITE) California officer is off the force after sending a slew of “disgusting” text messages to a colleague after he was involved in the shooting of a college football player, including one that said, “I hate black people.” Ex-San Jose cop Mark McNamara resigned after it emerged that he penned “disgusting text messages that demonstrated racial bias,” Police Chief Anthony Mata told the Mercury News Friday. The messages were uncovered during an investigation into McNamara’s involvement in a 2022 shooting of a black, 20-year-old college student who had just broken up a fight. Many of the texts seem to reference the shooting last year in which then-officer McNamara shot football player K’aun Green at San José’s La Victoria Taqueria. Green disarmed another man involved in the brawl but ended up being shot when police arrived and saw the gun in his hand, police said at the time. In one text, dated a day after the shooting, McNamara wrote, “N— wanted to carry a gun in the Wild West,” with a second text reading, “Not on my watch haha.” In other messages littered with use of the “n-word,” McNamara mentions the case, writing things like, “I”m pretty sure the district attorney would have charged me if I used excessive force, but she didn’t, because I didn’t use excessive force… I’ll shoot you too.” In one message McNamara notes that black men “should all be bowing to me and bringing me gifts… Otherwise he woulda lived a life of poverty and crime.” Other messages reference him having court “for blasting that fool.” In one message McNamara explicitly wrote, “I hate black people.” “There is zero tolerance for even a single expression of racial bias at the San José Police Department,” Mata wrote. The approximately two dozen messages were discovered during the criminal investigation into the shooting and a separate administrative investigation was launched “immediately,” according to the chief. “These messages came to light in the last few days and hours and that officer is no longer employed with the city,” Mata said. McNamara, who was part of the department for six years, was apparently sending racist messages to a current employee of the department. The second, unnamed employee was immediately placed on administrative leave pending an investigation, Mata said. Posted by The Bobster
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Yesterday's 'news' - Saturday 4 November 2023 --> |
2 VICIOUS NIGRESS TERRORISTS ATTACK innocent civilian waiting for subway 
Two young women randomly pummeled a 30-year-old female straphanger in a vicious attack on board a Brooklyn train this week, cops said.
The victim was riding a southbound No. 4 train approaching the Grand Army Plaza and Flatbush Avenue station around 12:30 a.m. Oct. 11 when the duo approached and started punching and kicking her, authorities said. The two women – one with wavy black hair and the other with bright red hair – got off the train at the s ohnson, The victim was hospitalized for bruising, and scratches to her left arm as well as a cut on her lip. The victim was hospitalized for bruising, and scratches to her left arm as well as a cut on her lip. The dark-haired attacker was last seen wearing a gray zip-up long-sleeve shirt, black leggings, and blue sneakers. The red-headed ruffian was last seen wearing a gray top, blue jeans and white sneakers, cops said. No arrests have been made. (posted by The Bobster) |
Video captures high-speed Porsche crash of Chinese woman who later fled US 
Harrowing video has emerged of the moment a woman lost control of her Porsche at around 100 mph and crashed outside Seattle, killing her passenger — only to flee the country days later to her native China.
Ting Ye, 26, was driving a 2020 Porsche 911 on 112th Avenue Northeast toward Highway 520 in Bellevue, Washington, with passenger Yabao Liu, 27, when the horrific crash occurred at about 4 a.m. Sept. 30, the Seattle Times reported. The white sports car whizzed through several intersections before it struck a cement barricade and went airborne, according to the footage taken on traffic cameras and obtained by KING 5. The vehicle landed upside down, killing Liu, also a Chinese national, according to charging documents cited by the outlet. (posted by The Bobster) |
Hate-fueled negro suspect in fatal road-rage beating of NYC Sikh driver called him ‘Turban man’: prosecutors 
The attacker who allegedly beat a Sikh man to death during a road-rage incident in Queens has been indicted on hate crime charges, prosecutors said – as they revealed that the suspect repeatedly called the victim “Turban man.”
Gilbert Augustin, 30, was arraigned Tuesday on an indictment charging him with manslaughter and assault, both as hate crimes – in connection to the brutal daylight attack on 66-year-old Jasmer Singh following a fender-bender in Kew Gardens on Oct. 19, Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz said. Singh was driving his wife home from a doctor’s appointment around noon when he got into the minor accident on the Van Wyck Expressway, sparking the deadly confrontation, authorities said. Augustin, who was ordered held without bail, could spend 25 years behind bars, if convicted, prosecutors said. (posted by The Bobster) |
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RFK Jr Scores 22% Vs Biden, Trump - Is Top Choice Among Independents: Quinnipiac
Posted by Apollonian Nearly 1 in 3 COVID-19 Vaccine Recipients Suffered Neurological Side Effects: Study Posted by Apollonian VERY URGENT: federal researchers find evidence Covid mRNA jabs cause seizures in young children Posted by Apollonian |
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BLACK Man charged with attempted murder in Halloween party mass shooting on Chicago's West Side 
CHICAGO - New details were released about a mass shooting that happened over the weekend at a Halloween comedy party in North Lawndale.
William Groves, 48, was charged with 15 counts of attempted first-degree murder, 15 counts of aggravated battery/discharge of a firearm, one count of unlawful use of a weapon by a felon and one count of unlawful discharge of a firearm in an occupied building. According to prosecutors, two comedians rented out a venue in the 1200 block of South Pulaski for a Halloween comedy party over the weekend. The event was advertised on social media and Groves had purchased tickets and attended the event. The manager of the venue later informed one of the comedians who was hosting the event that Groves should be removed from the venue. The manager said he was involved in several incidents, where he was intoxicated and bumping into several people which caused them to spill their drinks. The host then alerted one of the independent security guards who was working the event, and the guard escorted Groves out of the party. A few minutes later, Groves allegedly tried to return to the party, however, another independent security guard working at the party did not allow him back inside. |
Black Rashid Ali Bynum: Who is Virginia man accused of killing Black female Republican New Jersey councilwoman? 
The Virginia man accused of driving up to New Jersey, gunning down a Republican councilwoman in the parking lot outside her condo, and then returning south will face extradition to New Jersey at the end of June.
Rashid Ali Bynum, who turned 29 Wednesday, was a member of Eunice Dwumfour's congregation years ago, according to Christian Onuoha, who was Dwumfour's colleague on the borough council and also a member of her church. "She was his pastor around 2018," he told Fox News Digital. "That was the last time any of us remember seeing him." Bynum was a member of a church branch in Virginia, where Dwumfour coordinated services on a semi-regular basis from 2016 to 2018, he said. |
Black Man accused in kidnap, murder of 2 year old Wynter Cole-Smith, headed to trial 
LANSING, Mich. (CBS DETROIT) - The man accused of kidnapping and murdering 2-year-old Wynter Cole-Smith waived a preliminary examination Tuesday and was bound over for trial.
Rashad Trice, 26, of Lansing, is facing 20 charges in the July 2023 kidnap and murder of Cole-Smith, the stabbing and sexual assault of Cole-Smith's mother and a police pursuit that started in Lansing and ended in St. Clair Shores. Attorney General Dana Nessel is handling the state's prosecution of Trice. "Today's development moves our prosecution closer to presenting evidence in open court and proving these charges beyond a reasonable doubt," Nessel said in a statement. "Trice will stand trial facing 20 charges, including seven potential life-sentence offenses." |
Black Man charged with double murder following shooting at Whitehaven restaurant 
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The man accused of fatally shooting two people at a Whitehaven restaurant on Sunday is now in custody.
Memphis restaurant owner killed in Whitehaven shooting According to the Memphis Police Department, 20-year-old Darion Banks is charged with two counts of first-degree murder, theft of property, evading arrest, and possession of a prohibited weapon. On October 29, officers say they responded Downtown regarding a stolen vehicle. The victim stated his 2018 white Infiniti Q50 was stolen from the parking lot on Union Avenue. Later that day, police say they responded to a shooting call on Elvis Presley Boulevard at Tha Table restaurant. A man, later identified as Tedarius Day, was found lying in the driver’s seat of a Chevy Cruze with gunshot wounds to the head. He was pronounced dead on the scene. Police say another male victim, Alfonso Turner, was found lying on the ground suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. He was taken to Region One Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. |
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GOD'S PLAN FOR WHITES Divinely inspired messages to Arman as related to H. Millard (c) 2023 "Additional essays by H. Millard" |
Black Farmington Hills man found guilty of murder in death of bouncer at Roseville bar 
A Farmington Hills man was found guilty of murder in connection to fatally shooting a bouncer at a Roseville bar in 2022, officials said.
Michael Altman-Tucker, 27, was found guilty of second-degree murder, assault with intent to do great bodily harm and two counts of felony firearm. The incident happened on Saturday, Feb. 26, 2022, at Dooley's Tavern in Roseville. Altman-Tucker was being removed from the bar when he shot and killed a security staff member, Julius Bing. A friend of Altman-Tucker was struck with a stray bullet during the incident. His sentencing is scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 6. "Thank you to the jury for taking the time and careful consideration in delivering a guilty verdict. We hope that this verdict will help the victim's family gain closure," said Macomb County Prosecutor Peter J. Lucido. |
Negress NYC mom with suspected Munchausen syndrome by proxy busted for poisoning 4-year-old: cops 
A Bronx mom poisoned her toddler daughter with “life-threatening levels” of seizure meds — in a suspected case of the bizarre Munchausen syndrome by proxy, cops and police sources say.
Tajahnae Brown, 23, was charged Friday with first-degree assault for allegedly making 190 trips to various providers seeking the unnecessary drugs for her 4-year-old, officials and prosecutors said. Authorities believe that Brown suffers of Munchausen’s syndrome by proxy, a condition in which people are known to fabricate or induce illness in someone under their care, usually a child, sometimes to gain attention, police sources said. The deeply troubling ordeal began May 2, when Brown brought her then-3-year-old daughter to Montefiore Medical Center, claiming the child was on seizure medication and needed more, police said. “She made repeated statements that the child needed the meds that got the staff to administer more doses,” a police source said. Before long, the staff realized the girl had “toxic levels” of the drugs in her blood, cops said. She was “being poisoned by the meds,” the source said. Hospital staff informed Brown of the obvious overdose and took the child off the medication, cops said. The young girl then continued to stay with her mother at the hospital, where her drug levels went down but then spiked again, cops said. During that time, Brown appears to have continued to “discretely administer the meds to life-threatening levels,” the source said. |
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US halts exports of most civilian firearms for 90 days WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. has stopped issuing export licenses for most civilian firearms and ammunition for 90 days for all non-governmental users, the Commerce Department said on Friday, citing national security and foreign policy interests. The Commerce Department did not provide further details for the pause, which also includes shotguns and optical sights, but said an urgent review will assess the "risk of firearms being diverted to entities or activities that promote regional instability, violate human rights, or fuel criminal activities." |
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BLACK Murder suspect captured seven weeks after escape from hospital 
A murder suspect who escaped from police officers guarding him at a hospital has been recaptured after seven weeks on the run.
Fugitive Christopher Haynes, 30, was tracked down by a police helicopter in Maryland on Thursday after his September escape from George Washington University. He was arrested for the escape and the August 2023 murder of 33-year-old Brent Hayward. The suspect was taken to the hospital on 6 September complaining of ankle pain following his initial arrest in connection with a double shooting in Washington DC in August. Officials say that he attacked the officers escorting him and escaped as they were trying to handcuff him to a gurney. Hayward’s mother told WTOP she was relieved that Haynes had been found. |
Omaha Negress charged with first-degree murder in deaths of two Omaha men
An Omaha woman accused of killing two men and injuring a third in a series of shootings since March 2022 has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder, the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office announced Monday.
Erika Mims, 41, faces 11 felony charges — including two counts of first-degree murder — for allegedly killing 46-year-old Lamar Nedd in August 2022 and 39-year-old Laron Hodges in February 2023. She is also accused of shooting and wounding a third man, Ronald Townsend, in March 2022. “She knew all three men previously,” Eric Sellers, the captain of the Sheriff’s Office’s Criminal Investigations Bureau, said at a press conference Monday. “I believe the motivation was money.” In addition to the murder charges, Mims is charged with evidence tampering, unlawful possession of a firearm, use of a gun to commit a felony and attempted first-degree assault. She has been in custody at the Douglas County Jail since March on unrelated charges of violating probation and possessing a firearm as a felon. |
BLACK has-been Darius Miles, ex-Alabama basketballer player, denied dismissal of capital murder charge 
Judge Daniel F. Pruet denied a motion to dismiss the capital murder charge against former (has-been) Alabama basketballer Darius Miles on Thursday, per court documents.
A pre-trial immunity hearing was held over three days in Tuscaloosa over the span of about a month in which the defense argued that Miles should be immune from prosecution because he acted in self-defense on Jan. 15 leading up to the fatal shooting of Jamea Harris. Darius Miles was indicted by a grand jury in March and charged with capital murder alongside vMichael Davis, both of whom have been jailed without bond since Jan. 15. v Investigators said the gun used to kill Harris belonged to Miles, 21, but that Davis, 21, pulled the trigger. Miles has pled not guilty. Pruet repeatedly wrote in the ruling that the defense "failed to establish that (Miles) reasonably feared for his safety." "The defendant failed to establish that he reasonably believed that anyone inside the Jeep was using or about to use deadly physical force or that they were committing or about to commit Assault in the 1st Degree or Assault in the 2nd Degree," Pruet wrote at the end of the 10-page ruling. "Accordingly, the Defendant's Motion is Denied." Pruet noted Miles told investigators he saw a gun passed back in the Jeep that contained Harris, her boyfriend Cedric Johnson and her cousin, Asia Humphrey at the intersection of Grace Street and University Boulevard fewer than 10 minutes before the shooting. But Pruet noted no evidence was presented to him during the pre-trial immunity hearing that Miles claimed to have been scared or threatened, "and he did not claim that anyone pointed the gun at him," Pruet wrote. |
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QUEER BLACK FAGGOT MURDERED QUEER WHITE FAGGOT THAT HAD HOMO-RAPED HIM AS A young teen the black teen prostituted himselft to the older white homosexual child-rapist 
Police have arrested a young man they say shot and killed the journalist and LGBTQ+ activist Josh Kruger in his home earlier this month.
Robert Davis, 19, surrendered without incident and was arrested at the home of his mother in south Philadelphia on Wednesday, according to The Philadelphia Inquirer and other sources. Police say Davis shot Kruger seven times in the chest and abdomen around 1:30 a.m. on October 2. Kruger staggered outside, where he collapsed, and died a short time later at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center. Both police and Davis’s family say the two homosexual men had a prior unnatural relationship allegedly beginning when Davis was 15. Davis’s mother, Damica Davis, earlier this month told the Inquirer that her son grew up without a father, suffered from mental health and anger management issues, and had been in and out of several drug rehabilitation programs. She said his drug use and erratic behavior escalated when he turned 15. He started staying out late at night on a regular basis, and the family found drug paraphernalia, including needles, in his possession. When she confronted him about his behavior, she said Davis claimed he was involved with an “older white woman” who “worked for the government” he had recently met online. Kruger was an employee of the city from 2015 to 2020, including as a spokesperson for the Office of Homeless Services and at the Department of Health. Despite being unable to hold down a steady job, Davis started coming home with expensive gifts and clothing he could not afford. Damica told the Inquirer the family was concerned and followed Davis to the same block where Kruger lived, but were unable to determine which house he had entered. She also said she saw the name Josh frequently appear on her son’s phone. Davis said her son only recently confessed that he was involved in a drug-fueled sexual relationship with Kruger and that the white queer journalist-activist was threatening to post sexually explicit videos of the youth online if he didn’t comply with certain (deviant) requests he found objectionable. “He was scared,” Davis told the Inquirer earlier this month after the murder. “He said ‘He wanted me to do some stuff I didn’t want to do and if I didn’t do it, he said he was going to blackmail me.’” At the same time Davis was learning of her son’s alleged involvement with Kruger, anonymous sources confirmed to the Inquirer that investigators had independently identified images and messages described as “disturbing” on Kruger’s phone, and that the matter was forwarded to the Special Victims Unit for further investigation. Police also say they found methamphetamine in his home on the date of his murder. |
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Black Teen found guilty of murder in deadly shooting of (black female) St. Joe Co. corrections officer 
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. (WNDU) - A teen has been found guilty in the deadly shooting that claimed the life of a St. Joseph County corrections officer.
On Tuesday, the court found Braxton Bird, 19, guilty of one count of murder and one count of criminal recklessness after 28-year-old Rhema Harris was killed in a drive-by shooting in June 2022.
According to court documents, a Snapchat feud escalated into a daylight shooting at a home in the 1900 block of Milburn Boulevard in Mishawaka. Bird, who was 17 years old at the time, was one of two people in a car of five shooting. Of the 20 or so total shots fired, police say five hit the house, and one hit Harris, killing her. Police say Bird was firing the rifle that killed Harris and that Bird’s nephew, Braelyn Rios, who was 14 at the time, had been firing a handgun out of the car. Rios is due back in adult court in November. |
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Haters try to bring down Aussie-style sushi restaurant in NYC — because the owner is white Posted by The Bobster Sons of Confederate Veterans bashes NAACP Posted by Arheel's Uncle Brooklyn Rabbi Gershon Kranczer gets nine years in prison for sexually abusing young relatives Posted by Arheel's Uncle UPDATE, it was GYPSY Crooks posing as plumbers victimize 80-year-old woman in West Village(2003) Posted by Arheel's Uncle All Serial Killers and child predators are white Posted by Arheel's Uncle BLACK: Troopers make arrest in deadly Horry County hit-and-run Posted by Arheel's Uncle BLACK GANG INFESTED: Man jailed aft Myrtle Beach standoff accused with 4 others of attacking other gang affiliated woman n June, warrants show Posted by Arheel's Uncle Gaetz gives account of political in-fighting among Repubs as they scrambled to elect a speaker--K. McCarthy doesn't look good Posted by Apollonian |
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Black Nashville police chief's son, wanted in the shooting of 2 officers, found dead after car chase 
ASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The estranged son of Nashville’s police chief, who was wanted in the shooting of two police officers, was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after leading police on a chase in a stolen car, authorities said.
Nashville Police Chief John Drake issued a statement on Wednesday thanking officers for working to locate his son after John Drake Jr., 38, was accused of shooting and wounding two officers in nearby La Vergne on Saturday. “It was my prayer that no harm would come to him or anyone else," the elder Drake said. "I am heartbroken and saddened by the outcome. I appreciate the condolences and kind words of support as my family and I privately mourn our loss.” Metro Nashville Police spokesman Don Aaron said in a news conference on Tuesday night that the younger Drake had stolen a car at gunpoint from a home southeast of downtown around 6 p.m. Drake asked a man and woman in front of a home for a ride and when they were unable or unwilling to give him a ride, he pulled out a gun and demanded the car in the driveway, Aaron said. Officers spotted the car a short time later and followed it to the Edgehill area south of downtown, where it crashed. Drake fled to a shed behind a home and when officers surrounded the area, a gunshot was heard, Aaron said. Officers found Drake dead with a gunshot wound that was apparently self-inflicted, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said in a statement posted on social media. TBI will investigate Drake’s death at District Attorney Glenn Funk’s request and a full autopsy will be performed as a part of the investigation, the agency said. |
(Darkie) Rep. Jamaal Bowman charged with falsely pulling fire alarm in Capitol Hill office building 
Washington — Darkie Democratic Rep. Jamaal Bowman has been charged with falsely pulling a fire alarm in a Capitol Hill office building before a last-minute vote to fund the government in September.
Bowman has been ordered to appear in D.C. Superior Court on Thursday morning for his arraignment on the single misdemeanor charge. U.S. Capitol Police said Wednesday that it has completed its investigation into the incident and referred the matter to prosecutors. "Our agents gathered all the evidence, packaged it up, and sent the entire case with charges to prosecutors for their consideration," the agency said in a statement. |
Photos of (White female) Brenda Tracy Who Accuses of (black coach) Michigan State HC Mel Tucker of Masturbating on Phone With Her 
Michigan State head coach Mel Tucker has risked his job and potentially $80 million by having phone s*x with a rape survivor who he had spoken to his team about consent.
Former Michigan State football coach Mel Tucker has been found responsible for violating the school's sexual harassment policy — a huge victory for the woman who accused him, prominent rape survivor and activist Brenda Tracy, and a permanent stain on the reputation of one of the nation’s highest-paid coaches. In a 73-page report issued Wednesday afternoon, a university hearing officer determined Tucker sexually harassed and exploited Tracy when he masturbated and made sexual comments without her consent during an April 2022 phone call, eight months after he hired her as a sexual violence prevention educator. This is an incredible case of he said/she said where it is impossible to really know who is telling the truth. In 2023, even if Tucker is telling the truth it is highly unlikely he will be able to survive this and keep his job. People don’t look at these cases logically, they immediately take a side and then scream at anyone who disagrees. Note: this white woman has had sex with a black man as evidenced by appearing with a black son. Activist Brenda Tracy Kids: Son Darius Adams Wikipedia And Age
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Disturbing footage shows a man in a dress swinging a hammer while strolling through Seattle in a rampage in which he allegedly bashed two middle-aged strangers, according to cops.
Former NFL player Sergio Brown is facing a first-degree murder charge in connection with the September death of his mother, Myrtle Brown, police confirmed in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
THOMASTON, Ga. (AP) — A Georgia man has been charged with murder after police said he killed his girlfriend, stuffed her body in a suitcase and stashed it in the closet of the apartment they shared.
Freddrick Durham of Thomaston was being held without bail in the Upson County jail. Durham appeared before a judge on Monday, a Thomaston police investigator said by phone, but Durham does not yet have a lawyer who can speak for him.
Authorities in Colorado say they are investigating a horrific murder-suicide case where police found dismembered body parts belonging to a housekeeper scattered inside and outside the apartment of a man who hired her for a job.
An Idaho prisoner who could face the death penalty on a charge of murdering another inmate pleaded not guilty at his arraignment Monday at the Ada County Courthouse.
Images of Black people are pressed on us so insistently these days, usually as models of some kind, that it is natural to ask just how admirable Black people are. For example, are they especially moral? Are they especially industrious, especially respectful of other people’s property, especially reliable, especially good to children, especially merciful, especially honest?
Police in La Vergne, Tennessee, were searching for a suspect Saturday afternoon, after two officers were shot outside a Dollar General while investigating a stolen vehicle, La Vergne Police Chief Chris Moews said in a press conference.
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – A 25-year-old man was sentenced for the murder of a toddler inside Fresno County Superior Court on Monday.
HOUSTON - Charges have been upgraded for the father arrested for the death of his son in Chambers County.
HARRIS COUNTY, Texas - A Katy man has been sentenced to 50 years behind bars in connection with a deadly 2021 murder at a Houston motel, Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg announced on Thursday.
A mother has been jailed for a minimum 17-year life sentence for murdering her 11-week-old baby.
A Queens man has been indicted for allegedly forcing women into prostitution on a strip of Pennsylvania Avenue in Brooklyn — and federal prosecutors described him as a psychotically violent pimp who once took a baseball bat to a sex worker because he wanted to “leave a stain on her brain.”
A woman is in critical condition after being "forcibly shoved" into a moving subway train in New York City and then falling onto the tracks, police said.
A woman was randomly shoved onto the subway tracks in New York City on Wednesday, and police are still searching for the suspect who fled the scene.
A 28-year-old Omaha man was arrested Thursday on suspicion of being an accessory to murder and fleeing from police after a Wednesday night shooting that left a 19-year-old woman dead.
The Justice Department this week hit Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) with a superseding indictment including a new but all-too-familiar charge: being an unregistered foreign agent under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).
In another example of the tragic circumstances, a Democratic Party official in the blue city of Lansing, Michigan, was shot to death on the street after being panhandled for $1, the Lansing State Journal reported.
A McDonald’s employee was charged with murder after a woman was shot and killed in the restaurant following a confrontation, police in North Carolina announced.
GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. - The trial for three men accused of murdering a popular Gwinnett County coach during a botched carjacking at a gas station is set to begin Monday.
NEWTON COUNTY, Ga. - A Newton County mother is facing charges in the death of her 1-year-old daughter.
Two negro suspects (Jermaine Hooks and Chelsea Davis) have been charged with capital murder in connection to the death of a 23-month-old child.
One of the three men charged in the 2002 Queens killing of hip-hop legend Jam Master Jay will get a separate trial from the other two accused killers.
The Florida teacher who was beaten unconscious by a 270-pound "student" in a viral video has refused to help the teen’s defense lighten his sentence, according to a report.
A Houston man was sentenced to 30 years in prison this week after pleading guilty to murder in a deadly 2019 shooting.
GRAND PRAIRIE (CBSNewsTexas.com) - A second suspect is in jail facing a murder charge after the fatal shooting of a teen in Grand Prairie earlier this week.
NORRISTOWN — A month before his trial was slated to begin, a Philadelphia man came to court and admitted to a hit-and-run “rampage” that included the death of a female chef who was walking home from her job in the city and the serious injuries suffered by a jogger he struck in Collegeville.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — A South Florida judge removed the lead prosecutor in the double murder retrial of rapper YNW Melly on Thursday after defense attorneys claimed prosecutors didn’t reveal that the lead detective in the case had been previously accused of being willing to lie as he gathered evidence.
DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. - An "armed and dangerous" man wanted for murder shot at a DeKalb County deputy at a Stone Mountain area apartment complex on Friday afternoon.
Police arrest teen in shooting at Morgan State University, 2nd suspect still at large
The Baltimore Police Department announced on Friday they've made in arrest in this month's shooting at Morgan State University.
A Washington, DC, teenager was arrested Wednesday, after allegedly getting into a scuffle with a rideshare driver over a pet dog and carjacking the driver’s vehicle, according to police.
The founder of an influential anti-crime group was sentenced to 17 years in prison Wednesday for raping a teenage girl placed in his care as a result of his prominent position in Brooklyn’s Orthodox Jewish community.
Former NFL player Sergio Brown, who police reported missing last month following the fatal bludgeoning of his mother was in police custody in Southern California Wednesday in connection to her slaying, officials said.
A Brockton 17-year-old wanted for murder following a fatal shooting in February has been added to the Massachusetts State Police’s Most Wanted list.
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A Las Vegas woman faces open murder charges after her alleged involvement in the murder of her friend’s boyfriend, according to an arrested report.
MIAMI - A former Haitian senator pleaded guilty on Tuesday in the United States to charges related to the 2021 assassination of former President Jovenel Moïse.
HARRIS COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- Deputies have arrested four men who they believe are connected to a jugging operation across Harris County. The term "jugging" means individuals who follow victims from banks and rob them for their cash at gunpoint.
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- An arrest warrant has been issued for 19-year-old Robert Davis in the murder of journalist and activist Josh Kruger, Philadelphia police said Friday. The arrest warrant includes charges of murder and related offenses.
A teenage suspect has been charged with murder in connection with the stabbing of Brooklyn, New York, activist Ryan Carson, police said.
Three eyewitnesses identified Zeron Moody as one of two shooters who opened fire in a neighborhood park and killed 19-year-old Fontaine Sanders.
MILFORD — An Ansonia man police say shot three people in Manhattan in November 2021 before shooting a Bridgeport man in the chest a month later took a plea deal Thursday in connection to the Connecticut shooting that will see him sentenced to a decade in prison.