New Nation News - Black-on-White Crime |
| ARCHIVE for 15 January 2014 |
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(Black) Suspect Identified In Beating Of Elderly (White) Woman  SOUTHAVEN, MS --Police are on the hunt for a suspect they say beat an elderly Southaven woman. Investigators have issued warrants for the arrest of 23-year-old Kwame M. Becton of Southaven. On December 31, 2013, Southaven officers were called to a home in the 5700 block of Garden Walk E. regarding an injured person. When they arrived, they noticed the homeowners car was missing and the front door was open. Once inside, they found 86-year-old Georgia McKee with bruises and injuries to her face. McKee told officers she could not remember how she got the injuries or what happened to her car. McKee was treated from her injuries and is recovering with relatives in Oxford. Investigators say Becton attacked McKee, stole her 2003 Chevrolet Impala and drove to Chicago. The car was found in the Chicago area last Friday and has since been returned to the Southaven Police Department. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Victim, 89, grateful (black, African-american) mugging suspect caught   PORTLAND – A woman arrested Tuesday for mugging an 89-year-old woman and stealing her purse has a police record that included robbing other women and prostitution, police said. Tiffany Denise Smith, 33, is accused of stealing the 89-year-old woman's purse and pushing her to the ground on Jan. 9, according to Sgt. Pete Simpson of the Portland Police Bureau. The victim, who asked to be identified only as Marge, was left with severe bruising to her face. Smith appeared before a judge in Mutlnomah County Wednesday afternoon. "I'm so happy they caught her," Marge said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Security guard arraigned in Worcester, Mass. shooting death of (White) janitor  Two men are arraigned in Worcester District Court in connection to the shooting death of 52-year-old Lloyd Worster, a janitor at the Albion Rooming House in Worcester, Mass. Prosecutors say 53-year-old Howard Penn, a security guard at the same rooming house on main street is alleged to have been in an argument with the victim Friday evening. "When Mr. Worster is walking away, Mr. Penn produced a firearm, fired one shot at the back of Mr. Worster, killing him," said Assistant District Attorney Brett Dillon. "Apparently, the two are known to each other, there's been some long-standing feud between the two," said Worcester Police Sgt. Kerry Hazelhurst. Penn called 9-1-1 himself and admitted to shooting Worster, he claims it was in self-defense. - (Black-on-white) |
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Hearing reset for (black) man accused of (White) firefighter's slaying  SAVANNAH, GA - An open-ended plea hearing has been rescheduled for a man charged with the 2012 fatal shooting of an Isle of Hope firefighter. Brandon Mackey is accused of the June 25, 2012, slaying of Wesley Franklin during an armed robbery outside Deb's Pub & Grub on Norwood Avenue. A Chatham County grand jury indicted Mackey in July 2013 on felony murder, malice murder, aggravated assault and several other charges in connection with the killing. Judge Timothy Walmsley rescheduled Mackey's open ended plea hearing for March 24. The court is waiting on a detailed forensic report and the results of a competency test. The trial has been scheduled to start in March 2014. - (Black-on-white) |
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Death sentence commuted for allegedly 'retarded' black in killing of White Philadelphia police officer  PHILADELPHIA -- A judge has thrown out the death sentence imposed on a man convicted of the shooting death of a Philadelphia police officer more than two decades ago. Common Pleas Judge M. Teresa Sarmina ruled Friday that 50-year-old Edward Bracey had established below-average intellectual functioning as demonstrated by an IQ of 74. The U.S. Supreme Court has barred as unconstitutional execution of anyone deemed by a state to be mentally disabled. Bracey's sentence is now life in prison without possibility of parole in the 1991 murder of officer Daniel Boyle. The ruling prompted strong reaction from law enforcement. Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams held a news conference Tuesday morning attended by Boyle's family. John J. McNesby, president of Lodge 5 of the Fraternal Order of Police, called the decision "an absolute disgrace." - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man Pleads Guilty in Shooting of his (White) Estranged Wife  A man will be sentenced March 4 after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in the fatal shooting of his estranged wife in Mississippi. Authorities say 22-year-old Amber Andrews was shot in February 2013 while she was driving alone on U.S. Highway 84 outside Waynesboro, causing her to wreck. She died at the scene. Authorities arrested 25-year-old Anthony Pace shortly afterward at his mother's house in nearby Gilbertown, Ala. Pace was initially charged with first-degree murder. Pace pleaded guilty Monday in Wayne County Circuit Court to second-degree murder. Pace faces up to 40 years in prison when sentenced. - (Black-on-white) |
Jacquetta Simmons sent to jail as defense plans appeal of restitution order  Jacquetta Simmons, 27-years-old at the time of her crime, was convicted by a jury of peers in August of delivering a roundhouse punch to the face of 70-year-old Grace Suozzi, a Walmart cashier, on Christmas Eve 2011, after arguing with Suozzi about producing a receipt for her prior purchases. Suozzi has not worked and reportedly rarely goes out of the house since the attack. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Colored) Boys, 16 & 17, charged in Rock Hill murder   ROCK HILL, S.C. -- Authorities in Rock Hill say two teenaged boys turned themselves in to police in connection with a fatal Friday shooting. Maurice Lamont Burris, 16, is charged with murder, armed robbery, criminal conspiracy, possession of a firearm during the commission of a violent crime and possession of a firearm under the age of 18. Burris' bond was denied. Burris is accused in the first homicide in Rock Hill in 2014 for the death of 25-year-old Michael Giddens. A second person turned themselves in, officials say, 17-year-old Dontavion White. White faces the same charges as Burris. Rock Hill Police say due to the "seriousness of the charges", White's bond will also be denied. Rock Hill Police are now saying investigators are working to identify a possible third suspect in the homicide. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black executed for murder of his White co-worker in 1995 |
Popular (White) sorority member 'shot dead by a (black) woman in front of terrified friends in road rage dispute'   A violent ex-con has been charged with multiple counts in the road rage shooting death of a 21-year-old female Georgia college student. Sparkles Lindsay, 22, followed Kimberly Kilgore, 21, into her gated apartment complex last year and shot her to death while her best friend sat in the passenger seat and watched in horror, police say. Ms Lindsay faces a charge of malice murder, two counts of felony murder, aggravated assault, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and possession of a firearm during commission of a felony. The 22-year-old and her friends reportedly had a heated altercation with Ms Kilgore and friend Shannon Stone around 2am Oct 11 just outside the Kennesaw apartment complex where Ms Kilgore lived. Despite the complex being gated, Ms Lindsay drove into the parking lot, and escalated the incident into a physical altercation. The violent woman then pulled out a gun and fired multiple shots at Ms Kilgore, police told multiple local media outlets. Ms Stone helplessly watched her best friend get gunned down. ‘I was in the passenger seat and she was looking right at me when it happened. I was the last sight she saw before her life was taken, and I couldn’t stop it,’ the grieving friend said. - (Black-on-white) |
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2 black brothers get prison time in Denver bar killings       DENVER (AP) — Two brothers are headed to prison for their role in the killings of five people at a Denver bar that authorities say was then set on fire in an attempted cover-up. Joseph Hill, 28, was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole Friday after pleading guilty to five counts of first-degree murder in the October 2012 slayings. Lynell Hill, 26, was sentenced to 70 years in prison after pleading guilty to one count each of second-degree murder, aggravated robbery and first-degree arson. - (Black-on-white) |
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O’Reilly Auto Parts Murder Suspect Identified With Eye Wound Covered  SACRAMENTO COUNTY — A suspect has been named in the Sacramento County O’Reilly Auto Parts shooting that left an employee dead. The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department identified Michael Eugene Addson, 26, as the man who tried to rob the store Thursday night. Deputies say employee Marc Zhuchenko stabbed Addson during the attempt, and Addson responded by shooting and killing him. A mugshot of Addson shows the suspect in a hospital gown with his eye bandaged. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black teenager charged in murder of White coworker at St. Matthews Kroger  LOUISVILLE, KY - A teenager who was taken into custody Friday on robbery charges is now charged with the murder of a Saint Matthews Kroger employee. Saint Matthews Police Department Officer Dennis McDonald said Aaron Cross, 18, had been charged with the murder of Jack Combs, 34. McDonald said Cross and Combs were coworkers at the Kroger on Hubbards Lane where Cross worked as a bagger for two years. Combs was shot in the chest while walking to his car in a parking lot around 10 p.m. on November 23, 2013. Another employee found Combs in front of the store where he had collapsed. He was rushed to Baptist Hospital East where he was pronounced dead. According to McDonald Cross was at work the night of the murder and had been a suspect since the murder occurred. Police said there was no indication Cross and Combs were in any type of altercation prior to Combs murder and believe the motive behind his death was robbery. - (Black-on-white) |
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Pot shop murder: 2 men sentenced to life in prison    DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES -- Two men have been sentenced in the 2010 murder of a marijuana clinic employee in Echo Park. Matthew Butcher was 27 years old when he was murdered execution-style while working at Higher Path Holistic Care Collective on June 24, 2010. He was gunned down by 35-year-old Daniel Hinton and 31-year-old Raymond Easter, who sat quietly at their sentencing hearing. They were also convicted of shooting security guard Urban Jones Jr., who was working at the dispensary that day and survived being shot in the head. "Not only did these men rob my coworker and I at gunpoint, but after they took everything they wanted and left the building, Raymond came back to take our lives. So I ask the court to do the same and impose the maximum sentence possible," Jones said. Butcher's family members also made their victim impact statements, and asked for the maximum sentence. "In the name of justice, we ask that these murderers never walk among us. That they never ever get the chance to kill another mother's son," said the victim's mother, Julie Butcher. In the end, the judge sentenced the two men to life in prison without parole. - (Black-on-white) |
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Man Beat Another Man to Death During Football Party in Jacksonville: Police  A Florida man is accused of beating another man to death with a baseball bat during an argument over how barbecue was being sliced at a party in Jacksonville. Police arrested 35-year-old Alvin Kenneth "Chico" Welch Jr. on Wednesday in the death of 31-year-old Joshua Andrew Heinz Saturday night. Welch and Heinz had been watching football with friends and Welch was getting a take-home plate when he and Heinz got into an argument over how the meat was being sliced. The argument escalated and Heinz was hit with the bat. He was taken to a nearby hospital and later died from his injuries. The two men were acquaintances. The party was at Heinz's house. - (Black-on-white) |
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Judge: No death penalty in homicide of Gaston high school student   GASTON COUNTY, N.C. — A local prosecutor said he would not pursue the death penalty in the slaying of a Gaston County high school student. Brandon McCall, 17, was gunned down in November. McCall's father had to look at the men accused of killing his son for the first time Wednesday in the courtroom. Bryan McCall cried as he watched Taikeem Littlejohn, the man accused of murdering his son, stand before a judge. In November, Tyquese Hopper called Brandon McCall and told him he wanted to meet to buy drugs, according to police that said it was a plot. But Hopper and Littlejohn planned to rob him instead. - (Black-on-white) |
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Knockout: Downtown Denver New Year's Eve attack victim expresses concern about public safety   DENVER - Another man brutally attacked at random on New Year's Eve in lower downtown Denver comes forward with concerns about public safety. He is worried more innocent people could be attacked if there is no warning that these assaults are occurring. Denver police say there are no arrests so far and it appears the attacks have no motivation other than hurting someone. "You know I'm still very sore," said Matt Draper, who still has a massive scab on the back of his head. "I'm very light sensitive right now." Draper says there was no warning, and no words exchanged, before four men brutally attacked him at random. Additionally, Denver Police reported two downtown-area attacks on Jan. 7. The first was at 8:35 a.m., when a man was robbed of his wallet in the 1400 block of California St. by a black male. The other was at 9:52 p.m. in the alleyway of Stout and California streets, where a victim was knocked down and robbed by two black males. In three attacks, the victims were white and they describe their attackers as a group of black men. - (Black-on-white) |
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Man pleads guilty in Durham bicyclist's hit-and-run death  Durham, N.C. — A Warren County man pleaded guilty Wednesday to charges stemming from the hit-and-run death of a Durham man riding his bicycle six months ago. Durham prosecutors said during a hearing Wednesday afternoon that Seth Vidal, 36, was riding on Hillandale Road near Interstate 85 just before 9 p.m. on July 8 when Maceo Christopher Kemp Jr. hit him from behind with his car. Witnesses at the scene told police that a dark sedan car swerved before hitting Vidal, slowed and then continued on Hillandale Road. Vidal died at a local hospital. - (Black-on-white) |
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Man accused of shooting CMPD officer could face federal charges   CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The man suspected of shooting a Charlotte Mecklenburg police officer could face federal charges in the case. Police said James Lewis, 31, shot Officer Shane Page as he and fellow officers tried to arrest Lewis at a home in Fort Mill on a robbery charge. Lewis was also shot in the exchange of gunfire and he has not been charged in the shooting, but police Chief Rodney Monroe said he could be charged with assaulting a federal law enforcement officer because Page was operating under the umbrella of a federal task force. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Knockout: Police warn of multiple, random attacks in downtown Denver early New Year's Day by black malesDENVER - Police are warning the public after three separate, random attacks occurred within 45 minutes in downtown Denver early New Year's Day. Police said a total of four people were assaulted. In each incident, the victims were knocked down or knocked out by groups of black males, police said. One victim described a blitz attack where the assailants appeared out of nowhere, striking without warning. "It was just like that," Nick Lloyd said. "I didn't see anybody. I didn't hear anything. Nobody said anything to me." Lloyd said he was waiting for a ride with a friend near 20th and Market streets when they were both punched in the face. The blow fractured his face in several places and broke his jaw on both sides. "Basically my whole cheek is caved in," he said, pointing to his swollen and bruised face. Denver police said it's one of three attacks that happened downtown between 1:30 a.m. and 2:15 a.m. following New Year's Eve celebrations. The assaults happened at 20th and Larimer streets, 20th and Market streets and in the 1600 block of Blake Street. "All we have is assaults by black males, so we need more details. That's why we're asking for the community's help," said Denver Police Department Sonny Jackson. - (Black-on-white) |
Police arrest two in robbery of dying woman in Taco Bell drive-through     In 2013, Daquantrius Shaquill Johnson and Quanique Dontrell Thomas-Hameen were co-defendants in a Wichita burglary case. Now, police suspect the two 19-year-olds of being partners in crime again. This time, the alleged crime has caused widespread outrage because it was seen as the epitome of cold-heartedness. Police have arrested two men and are seeking a third in a Dec. 29 incident in which someone stole from a woman who suffered a fatal brain aneurysm at a Taco Bell drive-through. As Danielle Zimmerman suffered the aneurysm, her truck struck a speaker box and came to a stop in the drive-through. As she lay stricken in her vehicle, someone took her purse, iPhone and the wedding ring off her finger. - (Black-on-white) |
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Three arrested in Chauvin woman's shooting death     Three men were arrested Thursday night in connection with the shooting death of a 25-year-old Chauvin woman last month, authorities said. Charged with first-degree murder are Du’Quain Vincent, 21, and Jalen Francis, 19, and Zacchaeus Vincent, 19, according to the Terrebonne Parish Sheriff’s Office. They tried to sell Elizabeth Davis, and her boyfriend, Jimmy John Scott, illegal drugs. Francis shot and killed Davis as she sat inside her car. Francis also shot Scott in the hand. Du’Quain Vincent had made arrangements for Zacchaeus Vincent and Francis to sell the couple drugs. It was unclear whether the Vincents are related. The couple — with Scott in the driver’s seat and Davis in the passenger seat — met Zacchaeus Vincent and Francis in Smithridge, Foret said. Francis then tried to rob them at gunpoint and fired multiple shots as they fled, Foret said. “He (Francis) pistol-whipped me,” Scott said in an interview the day after the shootings. “He shot like eight times, and one of the bullets hit Elizabeth.” The couple fled in a car to Marty J’s convenience store in search of help. Davis was dead when deputies and medical personnel arrived, police said. She had been shot once in the torso. “Her last words were ‘I got shot,’ ” Scott said. “I tried to shake her head, but she was already dead.” - (Black-on-white) Authorities were searching for a fourth suspect, Desmond Verdin, 17, Thursday night but determined this morning that he was not involved, Foret said. However, Verdin is wanted on several charges unrelated to the shootings. He is considered armed and dangerous. Man shot, girlfriend killed by teen in attempted drug transaction, Terrebonne officials say |
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(White) Good Samaritan faces paralysis after being pistol whipped and raped by black who she gave a lift to hospital   A 26-year-old Florida woman may never walk again after her kind gesture to offer a stranger a ride to the hospital turned into a nightmare attack that has ruined her life. Tallahassee-resident Katie Schlinger told her traumatic story - revealing details about the night she offered to drive a stranger to the hospital before 'he physically and sexually attacked her'. Ms Schlinger says she fought back and escaped with her life, but two spinal surgeries later, she still can't use her right arm or walk on her own. And since she's uninsured, she already owes one hospital $250,000 and is about to be kicked out of a third. It all goes back to December 20 when Ms Schlinger was in Aiken, South Carolina, to support her brother as he underwent open heart surgery. She was smoking a cigarette in the car at the nearby Quality Inn around 4am when she was approached by 23-year-old Michael Antwon Fuller who asked her for a cigarette and the two started talking about their relatives in the hospital. Fuller told her he was worried about his uncle at the hospital and wondered if she wouldn’t mind driving him up there so he could see him. ‘Yeah I’ll give you a ride if you promise not to hurt me,’ she joked, agreeing to drive him since the hospital was only four minutes away and Fuller was clean cut, well-spoken and well dressed... he allegedly hit her face with the mouth of his gun... Outside of the car, she says he pointed his gun at her and forced her to perform oral sex. - (Black-on-white) |
Two blacks arrested in Barberton triple homicide - White victims     BARBERTON, OH - Detectives with the Barberton Police Dept. made two arrests Friday in a New Years Eve triple homicide investigation. Cops picked up Michael Deon Hendon, 22, and his brother Eric Donta Hendon, 30, both of Akron. Police say the brothers went to John Kohler's Barberton home to rob the residents of drugs and money. Kohler was shot. He died today. His 18-year old daughter Ashley Carpenter and 14-year old son David Kohler-Carpenter were killed during the robbery as well. Both had been shot in the head. Kohler's girlfriend, Rhonda Blankenship, 38, is being treated at an Akron Hospital. Police have charged the Hendon's with three counts of aggravated murder and both are being held in the Summit County Jail. - (Black-on-white) |
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“Most Wanted” Website Leads To Arrest Of Black In Murder Of (White) German Tourist In San Francisco  SAN FRANCISCO — A law enforcement task force led by the U.S. Marshals Northern District of California has arrested a suspect in the 2010 murder of a German tourist. A tipster saw the mugshot of 21-year-old Devante Laws, on a new “most wanted” website and called in to law enforcement, leading to yesterday’s arrest. “Investigators received a tip, set up surveillance, and noticed somebody that looked just like Mr. Laws,” said Frank Conroy, Supervisory Deputy of the U.S. Marshals Service, Northern California Division. “They began to follow that individual, approached him at a gas station and placed him into custody.” Laws is in the San Francisco County jail, charged with accessory to murder, and other weapons charges. Seven men are already in custody with various charges associated with the homicide of Mechthild Schroer, 50, who was in San Francisco with her family to celebrate her anniversary. She was fatally shot in the crossfire between two groups outside a Union Square nightclub in August of 2010. - (Black-on-white) |
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Melissa Sowders' husband Matthew Sowders charged with murder of missing Texas mom  (HOUSTON) -- Matthew Sowders is now charged with capital murder in the death of Melissa Sowders, a pregnant Texas mother of four who went missing last week. A Texas EquuSearch team located a body in Cypress Creek near the residence of Melissa R. Sowders, 26, who was reported missing last week amid indications that she had been a victim of foul play. The body was found underwater at about 9:30am Thursday by a volunteer searching the area. The body has not yet been officially identified, but family members say they're confident it's Melissa, since detectives asked them about a tattoo. Matthew Sowders, 28, was arrested and charged with capital murder. Sowders is the pregnant mother of four, who mysteriously disappeared on December 26 after meeting her estranged husband at a nearby McDonald's where she was supposed to pick up their children. - (Black-on-white) |
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Bus driver upset over attack suspect's release   PORTLAND – A suspect arrested for attacking a TriMet driver in a dispute over a bus fare in December was released from jail Thursday. On Dec. 12, Daemon Bowman allegedly punched driver Pamela Thompson in the head several times and threw her cell phone when she tried to call for help. A judge approved Bowman’s release under Closed Street Supervision Tuesday, which upset TriMet, the bus driver’s union and Thompson. - (Black-on-white) |
Cries for help prompt manhunt after beating of (white) woman by her black boyfriend  A Metro-East woman was nearly murdered and now her family is stepping up to get her justice as her accused attacker is being hunted by police. Chelsea Simmons, 20, was still in tears days after she says her boyfriend nearly killed her in her apartment. “Apparently he choked her until she passed out, brought her back, then choked her again and continually stomped on her head,” said her step-mother, Melissa Zack. Doctors say Simmons was moments away from taking her last breath. She's suffered permanent loss of eye sight in her left eye. The emotional wounds too will likely never heal. "She's scared and she probably will be forever,” Zack said. But the man accused of this crime is still on the streets. Twenty-seven year-old Cedric Powe, also known as “Moe," is on the run from police. - (Black-on-white) |
Three black teens rob, beat (White) 89-year-old man in Glen Burnie  GLEN BURNIE, Md. - An 89-year-old World War II veteran was beaten and robbed early Monday morning in Glen Burnie. Anne Arundel County police said the man was walking home from McDonald’s a little past 6 a.m. when three men, believed to be teenagers, attacked him and knocked him to the ground. Janice Copes says her father, 89-year-old Ralph Bollinger, gets just about everywhere by walking. He makes the trek to McDonald's every morning for breakfast, then heads back home on foot. But on his way home Monday morning, three robbers beat him up and took $100 from his wallet. Family members say Bollinger was just around the corner from his home when it happened. Copes describes her father as doing 'as good as expected.' She says he'll stay overnight in the hospital on Monday, but family members hope he'll be released on Tuesday. Police said initial information indicates the people in question are three males in their teens, that wore dark, hooded sweatshirts and dark pants. Anyone with information is asked to call police at 410-222-6145. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police probe gruesome murder in Gwinnett   Gwinnett County police investigators are still searching for a motive in the weekend murder of a Gainesville woman. Peggie Robinson, 62, had just dropped off the son of Wolf Griffin at his home when police say he killed her. Another witness said Griffin had asked him to come over to work on a car that day. After the two pushed it into the garage, Jeremiah Vantroostenberghe says Griffin pulled the bloody body of Robinson wrapped in a tarp from the trunk. Vantroostenberghe says he remained calm at first, but bolted through an open door the first chance he got. When officers arrived at the home, they found body of Robinson and took Griffin into custody. He is jailed without bond on one count of felony murder and aggravated assault. Robinson is described as a close family friend of the boy’s mother who police say had dropped him off at Griffin’s home on numerous occasions. - (Black-on-white) |
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Arrest made in attack on Bradenton grandfather   Bradenton, Florida -- Manatee County sheriff's detectives have arrested a man in connection with the beating of a 70-year-old grandfather. James Gorman suffered a bruised eye and torn rotator cuff after he reportedly asked two men speeding down his street to slow down. Gorman was walking with his wheelchair-bound wife and his 7-year-old granddaughter at the time. The suspect, 19-year-old Leon Rogers, is charged with battery on an elderly person. The investigation is still ongoing as detectives try to identify other suspects. - (Black-on-white) |
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College Station man arrested for Bryan murder  Family and friends of 19-year-old Trevor Williams, who was murdered inside his Bryan apartment on Sunday, can now sleep a little easier knowing police have the man in custody they believe is responsible for the crime. Bryan police tell us 23-year-old Marcus Watson Jr. was already in custody in the Brazos County Jail, on an unrelated charge from College Station, when he was served a warrant for murder. Watson is accused of shooting Williams in the head over an alleged drug deal that went badly. Williams was taken off life support Monday. "Hopefully this brings some type of closure for his murder," said Officer Kelley McKethan. "However, nothing will be able to replace Trevor Williams in his family's life." Police tell us they are still investigating but Watson is not being cooperative with authorities. - (Black-on-white) |
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Autopsy: Suspect In MPD Standoff Died Of Smoke Inhalation  MEMPHIS, TN -- Newly released autopsy results reveal how a suspect died during a standoff with the Memphis TACT Unit in October. According to the Shelby County Medical Examiner, Aaron Dumas died from smoke inhalation. Dumas, who was wanted for attempted murder, was discovered dead in a bathtub at a home in south Memphis on October 15th. He was found after an hours long standoff with the Memphis Police TACT Unit. That standoff ended with two police officers shot, Dumas dead and a house burned to the ground. Dumas barricaded himself inside the home after police tried to serve him with an arrest warrant. He was wanted for two counts of attempted murder after police say he shot his former girlfriend and her brother. Police say during that standoff, Dumas shot two TACT officers. Police fired a chemical agent into the home to try and subdue him. The house caught fire shortly after. - (Black-on-white) |
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Man severely beat woman in West Side robbery, police say  CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Police are looking for a man they said severely beat a woman during a robbery inside a West Side real estate agency. Jerry Smith, 39, is wanted for malicious wounding and robbery. At about 1:15 p.m., police were called to Home Pro Realty in regard to an alleged assault. Elizabeth Whitley, the agency's owner, told police that Smith had been loitering around her business for the past couple of days and she felt sorry for him. Smith asked Whitley for money on several occasions and said he was unemployed. He also said he was dealing with the recent death of his mother. On Monday, Smith went inside the real estate agency and asked Whitley for money again. Whitley said she didn't have any money and offered him a cup of coffee. Smith then became angry and struck Whitley in the face several times. Smith tried to pry Whitley's rings from her hands and attempted to rip off a necklace she was wearing. Whitley fought back and Smith allegedly chocked her with the necklace. Smith grabbed a screwdriver and stabbed Whitley several times under her chin. Smith rummaged through Whitley's purse and wallet before fleeing. Whitley was taken to CAMC General Hospital in serious condition. - (Black-on-white) |
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70-year-old beaten by two blacks while trying to slow down cars in his neighborhood Bradenton, Florida - A 70-year-old man pushing his wife in a wheelchair with his granddaughter by his side says he was beaten for trying to slow a car down in his neighborhood. It happened around 6:00 p.m. Friday night along 60th Ave. Drive West in Bradenton. All James Gorman wanted was for a car speeding down the road to slow down. That car ended up stopping, and what happened next would end up putting James Gorman in the hospital. "That's a thumb in the eyeball," says James Gorman, who lives in West Bradenton. Gorman's black eye is just the start. He has a torn rotator cuff, broken glasses, and pounding headaches. They're all injuries he says he got while trying to protect the kids in his neighborhood. "I stepped up to slow him down," says Gorman. He didn't want kids to get hit, but he was the one that got beaten. "He grabbed my hands and proceeded to beat the daylight out me. He knocked me out," says Gorman. Gorman says the men responsible are two black males in their 20s. "They are about scummiest things I've ever seen," says Gorman. "It takes two young men to beat up a 70-year-old man," he says. - (Black-on-white) |
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Docs: (Black) suspect in brutal murders of two white women was disgruntled ex-employee   WESTFIELD, Ind. - The man accused of robbing and killing two women in a Westfield home was angry about being fired by his boss who also lived there, according to court documents released Friday. 20-year-old Christian Rene Haley made his first appearance in court today. The charges include two counts of murder, two counts of murder while committing a robbery, one count of robbery leading to bodily harm, one count of burglary leading to bodily harm, one count of theft, and one count of auto theft. Marylyn Erb, 52, and her 23-year-old daughter, Kelley Erb, were found beaten to death inside their Westfield home last week. Police arrested Haley this week Thursday. Investigators say the Crime Stoppers tipster overheard a conversation happening, where a man was talking about how Haley admitted to killing the two victims. According to the court documents, the caller then heard in detail what was taken from the home the day of the crime. Haley admitted to “bashing their heads in with a piece of cement or something.” But, he wasn’t sure if it was true because Haley was laughing when he said it. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Minneapolis runner-up mayoral candidate robbed and brutally beaten by black female 'teens'  MINNEAPOLIS – The runner-up in the Minneapolis mayoral election is recovering after being robbed and brutally beaten Thursday night at the Mall of America. Mark Andrew, 63, was at a Starbucks inside the mall at around 7 p.m. Thursday when a man grabbed his phone off his table and ran off. When Andrew went after him, he was tackled by two teenage girls – aged 18 and 17 — one of which began beating him with a billy club. During the attack, they told Andrew, “We’re going to kill you,” police say. Andrew was left with a large gash on his head that required nine stitches. He has since been released from the hospital. Andrew said Friday that he chased after the thief, because he’s not a bystander by nature. “If somebody is gonna do that to me or somebody else, I’m not a bystander by nature I’ll go in and fight,” he said. The two women who attacked Andrew were arrested and are in custody. The 18-year-old was identified as Letajia Shapree Cutler-Cain. . She is pictured above and is being held pending felony charges of aiding and abetting aggravated robbery. Police are still searching for the male suspect. Andrew’s phone was found Thursday by shoppers. - (Black-on-white) - (Drudge link) |
Granddaughter of billionaire General Foods founder found stabbed to death in Caribbean island home   The great-granddaughter of General Foods founder and heiress Marjorie Merriweather Post has been found slain at her luxury spa resort on the Caribbean island of Roatan, Honduras police said Friday. Roatan police chief Alex Madrid said Nedenia Post Dye, 46, was found stabbed in her room on December 22. He said police had arrested a local singer whom Dye was helping quit drugs. 'She was a good woman who worked with young people at risk, drug addicts and alcoholics,' Madrid said. The suspect, Lenin Roberto Arana, 25, told police that he and Dye had been "romantically involved", Madrid said. Arana, who used the stage name 'The Canary,' told local reporters that he was innocent. Madrid said Arana had been captured wearing blood-soaked clothing as he tried to flee in Dye's car. Police said Dye appeared to have been stabbed many times in the back. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Connecticut psycho, posing as good Samaritan, rapes and murders college student days before Christmas in 1989   While Christmas shopping on Dec. 16, 1989, Julia Ashe lugged an armload of bags out of Bradlees in Waterbury, Conn., and discovered she had a flat tire. Miraculously, a man appeared and offered to help. But he was no good Samaritan. He was shopping too, in a sense. For two days, he had been lurking in his own car in that lot, waiting for lone women shoppers to arrive. Twice, he used a valve stem remover to deflate a tire on the car of likely victims, then offered to change the flats when they returned from shopping. The first two potential targets declined his help. His third target, Ashe, a 22-year-old University of Connecticut student, did not. Who could blame her? It was 18 degrees. As he slapped on Ashe’s spare tire, the man said his own car had broken down and asked for a lift to a gas station. She agreed. But once in the car, the man directed Ashe to drive to a wooded pull-off barely a mile from the store, beside a dam on City Mills Pond. Though well-concealed, the spot is a stone’s throw from busy I-84. As traffic whizzed by, he ordered Ashe into the back seat. He rifled her pocketbook, taking $300, and then raped her. But the horror was just beginning....Meanwhile, detectives in the Waterbury area were closing in on a serial sex fiend. Sedrick Cobb, 27, of nearby Naugatuck, had been arrested that June in an attempted rape in his hometown. While that case was pending and Cobb was free, he became a suspect in two more sex assaults... - (Black-on-white) |
Suspect arrested in brutal mall beating in Charleston, WV   UPDATE: According the South Charleston Police Dept., a suspect in a beating that took place in Charleston, WV has been arrested. Denzil Weatherspoon was arrested and charged with malicious wounding. Washington is accused of hitting Ryan Lynch in the head with a hammer while intervening in a fight between Lynch and several juveniles. Police say two other juveniles may be charged in the case. Ryan Lynch is recovering in the hospital following the attack on Thursday night. Lynch said a group of teenagers attacked him with a hammer in front of his kids. He now has a metal plate where his skull was fractured. Lynch said surgeons performed brain surgery to remove bone fragments from his brain. Police said two juveniles have been charged with malicious wounding in the beating. Investigators are still looking for three other teens involved in the attack. Lynch knows his attackers and said they have been causing problems for his family for some time. He said the kids were friends with his son. Lynch is still fearful for his family. He says his attackers are still posting threats on Facebook. - (Black-on-white) |
Lee Rigby killer Michael Adebolajo drugged and raped me at 14: Victim tells of her ordeal   A young mum has told how one of soldier Lee Rigby’s killers drugged and raped her when she was 14. While a naive schoolgirl, evil Michael Adebolajo forced her to smoke cannabis – he then waited until she passed out then raped her. Callous Adebolajo, convicted this week of the horrific murder of the soldier, had lured the 14-year-old to his room to satisfy his vile lust. His victim, now a mum in her twenties, told how she became unconscious under the influence of the powerful weed. When she came round Adebolajo was on top of her carrying out his sickening sex attack. She claimed: “I have looked into his eyes and felt the evil inside him. “I opened my eyes and his face was less than an inch from mine. I’ll never forget that moment for as long as I live. “His teeth were discoloured and wonky. His eyes seemed to be burning. He smirked and his breath smelt foul and was hot on my face.” - (Black-on-white) - (UK) |
Volunteer firefighter dies after taken off life support    ROWAN COUNTY, N.C. -- Family members of Marco Kauffman decided to take him off life support after he was shot in the head earlier this month. Kauffman died Friday afternoon. The family made the announcement on their 'Praying for Marco' Facebook page: They said, "Marcus burst into heaven at 12:52 p.m. Our loss is so painful, but we know this was gain for Marcus. Kauffman was shot during a burglary attempt in front of his home on Chenault Road in Cleveland County. He and his pregnant wife were returning home after spending the Thanksgiving holiday with both in-laws. Authorities have arrested four men in connection with the shooting. Following Kauffman’s death on Friday, the Rowan County Sheriff’s Office upgraded the charges for two of the suspects. Khari McClelland, 23, and Jaylend Turner, 29, will now be charged with first-degree murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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Woman sentenced to life in ’09 robbery and killing of SF man MARTINEZ, Calif. — A Pittsburg woman who shot and killed a 22-year-old San Francisco man after robbing him of his iPhone and cash in 2009 will spend the rest of her life in prison, a Contra Costa County Superior Court judge ruled Friday. Kiarra Price, 24, was sentenced during an emotional hearing in a Martinez courtroom packed with her relatives and some two-dozen family members of Benjamin Merrill, the young man she was convicted of killing. Her accomplice and former girlfriend, 24-year-old Teareney Brown, was sentenced during the same hearing today to 14 years and eight months in prison after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter, kidnapping and second-degree robbery. Merrill, a Washington state native living in San Francisco, had been stood up by a date and was walking through San Francisco's Mission District around 1:30 a.m. on Nov. 3, 2009, when Price and Brown, then 20, pulled up in a car, asked for directions and began chatting with him. Intoxicated, Merrill accepted their offer to party with them and got into their car, according to police and prosecutors. But instead of heading back to the home he shared with roommates, Merrill ended up in Pittsburg, where Price and Brown stopped to pick up a friend, then-21-year-old Kendra Fells, who brought a gun. A short time later, they all drove to a park near the Pittsburg marina where the women robbed Merrill of his iPhone and pocket cash. For unknown reasons, Price shot Merrill, fatally wounding him, and the three women fled the scene. - (Black-on-white) |
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| VINELINK: Offender Name: KIERRA MARIE PRICE Offender ID/CDCR#: CC09BN573 Date of Birth: 03/29/1989 Age: 24 Race: African American Gender: Female |
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| VINELINK: Offender Name: TEARENEY ANN BROWN Offender ID/CDCR#: CC09BN817 Date of Birth: 09/09/1989 Age: 24 Race: African American Gender: Female |
(Black) man accused of beating to death his (white) pregnant girlfriend goes to trial - (after faking mental incompentacy)  OROVILLE, Calif. - A Butte County judge has found the man accused of beating his pregnant girlfriend to death mentally competent to stand trial. Investigators say Olabaku Jones killed his long-time girlfriend Abby Tucker in June in their Oroville home. The prosecution called three psychologists who interviewed Jones within the past two months. It was the results of a psychological test that convinced the judge Thursday morning to send him to trial. The trial will go forward, but a date has not been set. Jones told the court he wants to represent himself. He'll back in court on Dec. 31 to set a date for his trial. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man suspected of 2nd slaying - Death of woman initially ruled a heart attack  Melis Mull was told her 73-year-old mother died of natural causes in 2011, but as she was cleaning out the Rockledge home, she found her mother’s purse missing and thought to herself something was wrong. She said a lot was on her mind at the time and didn’t immediately report her suspicion to police. Two-and-a-half years later, on Tuesday, the Brevard County Grand Jury indicted Marcus Royal, 34, on murder and other charges in Ann Marie Mull’s 2011 death. Royal, who has spent nearly half his life behind bars, is currently in jail awaiting trial on separate murder charges connected to the killing of 80-year-old Ethalya “Faye” Jones, in March in her Cocoa home. The two victims lived about four miles apart. Marcus Royal told police he choked her until she stopped breathing. - (Black-on-white) |
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Teen convicted in 2009 pharmacy murder shot in face, OKC police say   OKLAHOMA CITY —A teenager convicted of murder in the pharmacy robbery that left a 16-year-old dead is recovering at a local hospital after he was shot in the face, Oklahoma City police confirmed. Officers said that Jevontai Ingram, 19, was shot in the face Tuesday night at the Nottingham Apartments, near Northwest 27th Street and Shields Boulevard. Ingram and Antwun Parker attempted to rob the Reliable Pharmacy in 2009. During the robbery, pharmacist Jerome Ersland shot and killed Parker and is serving a life sentence for the death. Ingram was transported to OU Medical Center, where he is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries. Police arrested Ingram on several outstanding warrants. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Attempted rape suspect Anthony Washington ordered to stand trial: (White) Student reveals details of attack  EL CAJON, Calif. - A man accused of forcing an 18-year-old student into her car at knifepoint in a Grossmont College parking garage must stand trial on a charge of assault with intent to commit rape. The victim was leaning into her car shortly before 11:30 a.m. Oct. 22 at the western El Cajon campus when Anthony Jerome Washington Jr., 26, forced her into the vehicle. The victim, who was only identified as Melissa P., testified about her frightening ordeal in court on Wednesday. "He just kind of pushed me from my shoulders in and told me to get in the car," she said. Roth asked her about the terrifying moments when she came face-to-face with her attacker. When asked if she saw anything in the defendant's hands at the time, she responded, "A knife." When asked if she saw the knife before or after he pushed her, she answered, "I don't remember … as soon as I was like on my back, I saw the knife." Roth alleges that Washington had gone to the college with the specific purpose of "taking sex." "I was hearing voices to do bad things, to girls. To go get um, sex," he said. As the woman struggled to free herself, student Javier Partida was driving by in his car looking for a parking space when he saw what was happening. “Her legs were spread out under him,” he said on the witness stand. “I started honking my horn until I got a reaction.” That reaction was Washington walking away quickly. Partida helped the victim call for police. Deputies assigned to patrol the college then searched the campus, found a man matching the denoscription of the attacker nearby and took Washington into custody. When deputies arrested Washington, he had an 8-inch kitchen knife with a 4-inch blade inside his jacket. After being arrested, Washington allegedly confessed that he had planned to rape the student "and do whatever he had to in order to get his way." - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man Gets 110 Years For 2007 Murder Of (White) Store Clerk  WAUKEGAN, Ill. – “Let me be clear, I intend that you spend the rest of your days in prison,” a Lake County judge said before sentencing a Wisconsin man to 110 years for the murder of a north suburban girl during a 2007 robbery. Montago Suggs convicted of killing 22-year-old Melinda “Mindy” Morrell during a robbery in Waukegan, was sentenced. In late September, a jury convicted Suggs, 29, of first-degree murder for shooting Morrell in the head during a May 21, 2007, robbery at the former Check ’n Go store. In a subsequent one-day bench trial, Suggs was also found guilty of attempted murder and armed robbery for pointing a gun at the head of a clerk and pulling the trigger at Ma & Pa’s Corner Store in Beach Park just five days after Morrell’s murder. Officials said the gun pointed at the clerk was loaded but no round was in the chamber, which likely saved the man’s life. Morrell’s mother, Sheryl Morrell read a statement to the court: “The person I love is gone, the life I have no longer exists, part of me is no more.” She added that her children, grandchildren and family have helped her realize she is still loved and needed. “I was with Mindy when she took her first breath, but he took her last,” Morrell said. “I will never forgive him for that.” - (Black-on-white) |
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