New Nation News - Black-on-White Crime |
| Updated 13 January, 2015 |
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| 13 January, 2015 |
Black Bedford County teens jailed in (White) Pa. woman's homicide   BEDFORD, Pa. — The two teens who have been charged as adults in the shooting death of 21-year-old Stephanie Waters of Roaring Springs were being held without bail Monday in the Bedford County Jail, according to the Bedford County District Attorney’s Office. Deauntay Dontaz Moye, 16, of Woodbury, and Ryan James Hardwick, 15, of Martinsburg, were taken into custody early Sunday morning and arraigned before Magisterial District Judge Brian Baker. On Friday, the Roaring Spring Police Department received information that Waters was missing Thursday. A missing person alert was posted on the Altoona Police Department Facebook page. The Pennsylvania State Police received information Saturday that an automobile fitting the denoscription of Waters’ vehicle was parked at an abandoned house near Salemville Road in New Enterprise. Trooper Derek Schrader and Cpl. Brad Codd found Waters and her dog dead in the rear of the vehicle. They both died as a result of gunshot wounds. Waters was pronounced dead by Coroner Sam Gordon at 4:54 p.m. Saturday. It was determined that Hardwick and Moye had discussed robbing someone for marijuana for several weeks. Moye had also been talking about shooting someone for several weeks. They originally set up a deal to purchase marijuana from Waters’ boyfriend; however, Waters arrived at the agreed location. Moye and Hardwick entered the vehicle with Waters driving, Moye in the passenger seat and Hardwick in the back seat with the dog, according to the district attorney. They drove a very short distance and then parked the car. Waters then showed Moye the marijuana. Both Moye and Hardwick smelled the marijuana. Moye then pulled out the gun and shot her in the neck. A few seconds later, he shot her a second time — in the head. One of the teens then shot the dog — however, it has not yet been determined who actually fired the shots into the dog. - (Black-on-white) |
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Murder charges filed after shootout at Shawnee gun shop     OLATHE, KS - Murder charges have been filed after a Shawnee gun shop owner died in a botched robbery that left three suspects wounded. Johnson County prosecutors have charged Hakeem Willie Malik, 18, Londro Emanuel Patterson, 19, Deanthony Armond Wiley, 19, and Nicquan Ke-Aaron Midgyett, 19, with felony first-degree murder. Their bonds have been set at $500,000 each. Malik is scheduled to face a judge Monday. The deadly shooting happened Friday afternoon at She's a Pistol when four men tried to rob the store that caters to female gun owners. The business is located at 5725 Nieman Rd. Co-owner Jon Bieker, 44, managed to shoot three of the suspects. One of the injured suspects fled along with the getaway driver. Police said they arrested those two as they tried to gain entry at a nearby home. Bieker later died at an area hospital after gunfire erupted when the suspects tried to rob him and his wife, Becky Bieker. Two of the suspects are in fair condition at Overland Park Regional Hospital. One had been listed Friday in critical condition. A third suspect remains hospitalized at the University of Kansas City Hospital.
Jon Bieker's family are now planning his funeral.
A GoFundme.com account has been created to assist with store expenses, including cleanup, repairs and other business expenses related to the crime. Click here for more information or visit http://www.gofundme.com/jzjvjo. The Kansas State Rifle Association has also established a fund to to help Becky Bieker with funeral and other expenses. Donations can be made on the KSRA website. Click here to donate or visit http://www.ksraweb.com/shop/Catalog-Bieker-Memorial-Fund_7.aspx. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police: (Black) Man turns himself in, connected to fatal drug deal in NW Charlotte   CHARLOTTE, NC - A man turned himself in to the Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Department in connection to shooting deaths of two people Thursday, according to Charlotte police. Police say Gerian Eugene Taylor turned himself in Sunday. He was taken to police headquarters to be interviewed, but according to police, he was returned to the custody of the Mecklenburg County Sheriff's office. Police say the Thursday shooting of a man and woman dead was the result of a drug deal turned robbery. “Our investigation has revealed so far this was not a random act of violence. It was a drug transaction that turned into a robbery,” Captain Gregg Collins said. The call came in around 11 a.m. Thursday from a home on the 200-block of West Avenue, near Old Mt. Holly Road. When police arrived at the scene, they found a man and a woman, later identified as 52-year-old Donald Ray Matthews and 44-year-old Jeanila Adams Weber, dead from apparent gunshot wounds. Both victims lived at the home. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police arrest cowardly criminal black predator accused of beating and robbing a White 61-year-old grandmother  ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. —A man responsible for leaving a 61-year-old woman beaten and robbed in the Towne Mall has been arrested, according to the Elizabethtown Police Department. Elizabethtown Police arrested 40-year-old Travis Jeter of Radcliff, Kentucky, on Saturday morning. Jeter is accused of targeting Joyce Perry, a 61-year-old grandmother, in the Towne Mall parking lot, punched her several times in the face and demanded money and her keys. Jeter was charged with robbery, assault and possession of controlled substance. During the struggle, Perry was able to hit the horn a few times, sending the man running off with her purse. Payne suffered a broken nose, a broken left eye socket, one side of her face was heavily bruised and family says she will need surgery. - (Black-on-white) |
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Naked Negro in South Bend double murder: 'I did the crime. I did crazy things' - Killed two neighbors  SOUTH BEND - New information has been released regarding a double murder Sunday night in South Bend. Two people are dead, but police say it could have been worse. Roy Lee Walker is charged with two counts of murder, one count of attempted murder, and residential entry. Walker shot and killed two adults, 46-year-old Robert J. Duke and 43-year-old Michelle Blankenship, in separate apartments just after 7 last night at 202 East Calvert Street. Police say it appears that Walker knew both of his victims well. “This is not a random act, these are people that were familiar with each other,” said Commander Tim Corbett with Metro Homicide. “I don't want to leave any impression that there's a random killer running around out there, that's not the case.” Police say when they found Walker he had a rope tied around his neck and was yelling that the officer better arrest him or he was going to run. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black York City man pleads guilty to role in murder of two White men during drug deal    A defendant in a 2013 double-homicide case tearfully recalled the shootings as he pleaded guilty to two counts of voluntary manslaughter Monday morning, saying his eyes were filled with blood from being beaten at the time his attackers were shot. A jury trial was scheduled to start for co-defendants Dejerek Basil Smallwood, 22, of 807 W. Poplar St., and 23-year-old Laquan Anderson Pierrelouis in the double homicide of Braydon Aldinger and Derek Ferree in the 500 block of West Mason Avenue. - (Black-on-white) |
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Philly Police ID Black Suspect Accused Of Dragging White Police Officer Following Traffic Stop  PHILADELPHIA — A Philadelphia police officer’s right leg was injured after he was dragged by a car following a traffic stop Thursday morning. The incident began at about 11:30 a.m. at 32nd Street and W. Susquehanna Avenue in the city’s Strawberry Mansion section. According to investigators, Officer Joseph Kochmer and his partner stopped a car for a traffic violation. After the officers ran the registration, it was determined that the license plate number on the car did not match the car.
When Officer Kochmer approached the car again and asked the driver to exit the vehicle, Ross said the male attempted to speed away. Ross said Officer Kochmer pulled out his gun and the suspect, identified by police as 23-year-old Dominique Fallins, tried to take his weapon. Ross said the driver then took off, dragging Officer Kochmer. - (Black-on-white) |
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Oakland black man arrested in deadly El Dorado Hills shooting of White woman  EL DORADO HILLS, Calif. —Hours after a woman was gunned down outside a popular El Dorado Hills pub, a picture is emerging of the man accused of killing her. Investigators and witnesses are painting Anderson Swift, 41, of Oakland, as someone who appeared to be desperate to get money and a car. Swift approached the victim and her friend outside 36 Handles Pub after midnight Wednesday, demanding money and keys to their car, said El Dorado Sheriff's Lt. Tom Murdoch. The women turned around to get back into the pub when the man fired shots, killing one woman, then taking her keys and taking off in her car, Murdoch said. Swift was arrested minutes later when he crashed the stolen car, a Subaru Legacy into a backyard on Deakin Way and Silva Valley Parkway, investigators said. "This was a random act of violence, where a suspect or criminal from the Oakland Bay Area had hijacked or carjacked another vehicle somewhere along the line," said Vinal Perkins, a partner in the pub and owner of the surrounding shopping center. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man accused of the vicious and brutal robbery, rape and murder of a White woman    LAS VEGAS -- Kathy Shines was found stabbed to death behind a Las Vegas bar Saturday morning. Metro Police arrested 24-year-old Jerry Howard for her murder. Officers said Shines was alive when she was thrown into a dumpster, and she died after crawling out. Her body was found Saturday morning. It was two of Howard's loved ones who turned him into authorities. They told detectives he was staying with his (white) ex-girlfriend Melissa Stephens. Stephens said her and Howard had a violent relationship, but she didn't fear him, nor did she ever think he could be capable of such a brutal and violent crime. Kathy Shines' son. Shines' son said his mother, 54, was unemployed and would collect bottles and cans for recycling to make extra money. That is what she was doing when she was killed. - (Black-on-white) |
No hate crime charges in stabbing of SF transgender 'woman'  A San Francisco transgender woman is recovering from a brutal stabbing attack over the weekend. It began when a man starting shouting slurs at the woman and her partner, but police say they won't investigate it as a hate crime. Two victims got off a Muni bus on Saturday at Golden Gate and Van Ness avenues to get away from a man screaming insults at them. However, once they were on the sidewalk, he was right behind them with a knife. The victim, Samantha Hulsey, said "I was convinced I was going to die." She is still in shock after a brutal attack on Muni. Hulsey and her partner, Rae Raucci, were riding the #49 bus on Van Ness Avenue when they were harassed by a male passenger shouting slurs. "He started calling us faggots and started on this tirade about us being transgender women and defrauding people by pretending to be female," Raucci said. "I just saw the blade of that knife," Hulsey said. But the man pulled a knife and followed the two off the bus, stabbing Hulsey twice in the chest. She showed us the wounds which required 10 stitches. "My only thought was get away from this person, try your best not to die," Hulsey said. Police arrested 54-year-old Brodes Joynes. This police photo is from 2007 when Joynes was wanted for a stabbing in Akron, Ohio. - (Black-on-white) |
Black Phoenix man accused of stabbing (white) roommate to death   A Phoenix man has been arrested for allegedly stabbing his roommate to death. Police said 23-year-old Mykel Cantrel Cooper has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of 29-year-old Steven Horkovy. Officers found Horkovy's body Wednesday morning in the apartment he shared with Cooper, which is near 19th and Northern avenues. Investigators believe he was stabbed sometime Tuesday. Police said they were contacted by behavioral health workers after Cooper claimed he had done something bad to his roommate. Cooper had just been transported to the facility by officers after allegedly refusing to pay his bill at a restaurant. - (Black-on-white) |
Cheyanne Willis: Woman's attackers put video on Facebook Ex-boyfriend set her up, she says    FOREST PARK, Ohio – Cheyanne Willis says she was beaten up, threatened and humiliated by her ex-boyfriend and several women while others took video on their cellphones and later posted it on Facebook. The 19-year-old said her attackers slapped her, cut her hair, wrote "I got my --- whooped" on her forehead in eyeliner and even signed their names. The video is disturbing, pierced by Willis' pleas and cries, muffled by others' angry shouts. Now Willis says she is in constant fear and she is frustrated because she filed a police report but her attackers are still out there bragging about it. "I wanted to just die. I really wish they would have killed me. I don't want to be here no more, honestly," she said. Willis says her then-boyfriend set her up for the attack by driving her to a mall parking lot about 5:20 p.m. on Christmas Eve, where she was ambushed. She said she knows a couple of the women who joined or recorded the attack. Afterward, a store owner saw her, let her in and called police. An officer took her to a hospital. The next day, police charged Quincy Gardner, 20, and Cheyenne Fisher, 21, with robbery, according to the police report. Willis said they took her purse with $50 and her cellphone and ripped up her driver's license. She said they threatened to kill her if she called police. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black arrested for grisly murders of two White women in NW Atlanta    ATLANTA - A man is under arrest, charged with two especially grisly murders. Ardentric Johnson is accused of strangling Heather Renea Camp and Nicole Sartell and leaving their bodies to rot inside his home on Madrona Street in northwest Atlanta. The two women were found dead on Dec. 19. Camp's body was on the floor, under a sheet. Sartell's badly decomposed body was found in a closet in the same room. Sartell had been reported missing earlier this year. Investigators said Johnson's home had no running water or electricity. Police recently arrested Johnson for a probation violation and later accused him murdering the two women When they found more evidence. Johnson was already in jail with multiple charges of probation violation in cases of false imprisonment, family violence battery, theft and possession of cocaine. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) killer again facing death penalty for 1990 murder of White police officer  Albert Holland, who was tried, convicted and sentenced to death — twice — for the 1990 murder of a Broward County police officer, is once again facing the ultimate punishment. Holland, 56, was gearing up for a third trial for the fatal shooting of Pompano Beach Police Officer Scott Winters after a federal judge ruled two years ago that a Broward judge violated Holland's right to act as his own lawyer during his second trial. On Monday, a federal appeals court rejected the lower court's decision and reinstated Holland's conviction and death sentence. The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Holland's long history of mental illness meant that the trial judge was correct in turning down Holland's request to represent himself in court. - (Black-on-white) |
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Friends devastated after White man killed by braided black in 'garage rage' incident while leaving downtown garage  KANSAS CITY, MO - Police are searching for the gunman responsible for fatally shooting a man inside an underground parking garage in downtown Kansas City. An off-duty officer responded to a disturbance call at 2:30 a.m. Sunday. Upon arrival, police found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. Nicholas R. Preuitt, who would have turned 28 on Friday, would die from his injuries. Witnesses say the victim was talking to some girls in another car, delaying motorists trying to leave the garage. A witness said that the suspect walked up to the victim and shot him in the chest, and wasn't part of the initial argument. The suspect was last seen leaving in a small- to medium-size dark-colored SUV. The suspect was described as a black man with long braids. Police have interviewed two men who were with Preuitt when he was shot. Police also interviewed potential witnesses inside the Big Sky bar. - (Black-on-white) |
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Three cowardly criminal black teens arrested in assault of elderly (White) Charlotte woman   Charlotte-Mecklenburg police arrested and charged three teenagers in Sunday’s robbery and assault of a 72-year-old woman in her west Charlotte home. The woman suffered minor injuries when intruders entered her home in the 4200 block of Westcliff Drive at about 1:15 p.m., police said. The assailants struck the woman while demanding money, and then drove off in the woman’s 2005 Nissan Altima, police said. Police on Monday afternoon detained a 14-year-old male juvenile in the case. On Monday night, police arrested Sylessa Desiree Ford, 17, and Myron Neam Bullock, 18, and charged them with attempted murder, armed robbery, conspiracy to commit armed robbery, kidnapping, and breaking and entering. Ford was jailed on a $115,000 bail and Bullock on an $85,000 bail. The 14-year-old was charged with the same offenses and was transferred to a juvenile detention facility. - (Black-on-white) |
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White man beaten in broad daylight by black animal in racial attack in his Bronx neighborhood  BEDFORD PARK -- William King has lived in his Bronx neighborhood for 40 years, and since 1974 he has felt safe - that is until Saturday afternoon when he was brutally beaten in broad daylight. The vicious encounter was caught on home surveillance camera. "I got a cut above over my eyelid, and the side of my face is numb - I can't open my mouth that well and I had a lump the size of a baseball on the side of my head," says King. The incident happened near the corner of Briggs Avenue and East 197th Street in Bedford Park - not in the wee hours of the morning, but at 2 in the afternoon on a beautiful, bright and busy day. One man pounded the 67-year-old, while another acted as a lookout - both were left empty-handed. "I believe it was a racial attack - they weren't trying to rob me, I had money on me and my wallet and all. They weren't trying to rob me," adds King. King works as a facility maintenance clerk for a law firm, and teaches Sunday School at Our Lady of Refuge. His neighbors say the video is so hard to watch. "I'm a believer in God, that he watches over me, but sometimes you have to watch out for the fools, and there are some fools in this neighborhood," says Diana Monroe. "That's really sad - that's desperation in my opinion," says Elizabeth Sing. King says that he believes the suspects are animals. "They're not human - they're not human at all," he says. - (Black-on-white) |
(White female) St. Paul Stabbing Victim had Obtained Order for Protection from Black 'former boyfriend'  St. Paul police have arrested a suspect after a fatal stabbing on Sunday night. Police were called to the 300 block of North Dale Street about 8:30 p.m. Sunday on a report of a stabbing. When officers arrived, they found a woman who had been stabbed multiple times. She was sent to Regions Hospital and died Monday from her injuries. Kevin Scott Evans, 49, was arrested Monday afternoon. He is the former boyfriend of the victim. The victim is 38-year-old Miranda Schunk, and police are still investigating what happened in the moments leading up to the stabbing. - (Black-on-white) |
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White female victim recounts violent home invasion in Lake Worth by dredlocked black man  Lake Worth resident Telise Maquaire says she was asleep early Sunday morning when a strange noise woke her up, but when she emerged from her bedroom she never expected to see a stranger standing in front of her Christmas tree. According to Maquaire, she watched from behind the branches as large man with dreadlocks lunged at her husband, knocking him out. She screamed and that's when she says the attacker came after her. "I was just screaming and he left my husband and came here and got me right here onto the floor," said Maquaire. "All I could see was the color of his hand as he's beating me." She said the incident happened around 2 a.m. at her home and her 13-year-old daughter was also home at the time. She and her husband suffered multiple injuries. The suspect is an unknown black male, 5’10” to 6’0” tall, 25 – 33 years of age, stocky build with shoulder length dreadlocks. - (Black-on-white) |
Hearing set for former Fort Bragg soldier convicted of rapes and murders; Ronald A. Gray is on military death row   A federal court in Kansas has set a February hearing for Ronald A. Gray, a former Fort Bragg soldier currently sitting on the military's death row for a series of rapes and murders that began nearly 30 years ago. Gray, 48, is appealing a military court's decision to not grant him extraordinary relief in his attempts to have his death sentence lifted. The military jury convicted Gray in the deaths of Pvt. Laura Lee Vickery Clay and Kimberly Ann Ruggles. A civilian court convicted Gray in the deaths of Linda Jean Coats and Tammy Wilson. He was sentenced to death in the military court and to eight life sentences in civilian court, three of which were to be served consecutively. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Cabbie (with foreign name) who fatally ran over 9 year old White boy blaming bad weather   The cabby who ducked criminal charges after he killed a Manhattan boy is fighting two traffic tickets from the crash — and is now blaming darkness and bad weather. Koffi Komlani, 54, struck Cooper Stock, 9, while the boy was holding his father’s hand in an Upper West Side crosswalk on Jan. 10. Komlani pleaded not guilty Friday to the offense of failing to yield, as well as failing to exercise due care. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black man, Aries Woodfin, 33, arrested after Facebook threats to police and innocent white kids FORD HEIGHTS, Ill. -- A suburban man was arrested for online threats to Chicago police officers after law enforcement officials said they found a homemade gun range in his basement. Aries Woodfin, 33, appeared in court Saturday. He has not been charged with making threats to police, but that is what led investigators to him. In court prosecutors painted a picture of an angry man who used Facebook to threaten the lives of police officers. A judge agreed, calling Woodfin a dangerous man. Charged with weapons possession, assault, having a firearm without a valid permit and disorderly conduct, Woodfin was denied bond and will for now remain in Cook County Jail. Prosecutors say they became aware of the threats after on December 8 when Woodfin posted a Facebook message in which he said he was, "going to kill cops and innocent white kids." - (Black-on-white) |
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Update: (Black) man kills girlfriend, attempts suicide   Police in Georgia are investigating a murder-attempted suicide in Blackshear that happened in the parking lot of a Huddle House restaurant on U.S. 84. Investigators said around 11:30 p.m. Monday, 62-year-old Robert Lee Taylor shot and killed his 26-year-old girlfriend, Belinda Jo Bell, while she was on a break from her job at the restaurant. Bell was a mother of two young children, a 3-year-old and a 9-year-old and had only been working at the Huddle House for four days. She was working a double shift before she was shot. Investigators said Taylor pulled into the parking lot while Bell was on a break, and as she approached his car, things quickly turned violent. After the shooting, Taylor drove home and tried to kill himself by stabbing himself multiple times in the front yard of his property. "I just believe that he decided if he couldn’t have the girl, nobody could have her.” Taylor and Bell had been dating for three years and had a child together. They believe Taylor was upset over the couple's recent breakup. - (Black-on-white) |
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Family and friends remember Thomson murder victim - another white woman killed by her black husband  THOMSON, Ga -- A husband is behind bars charged with killing his wife. Her death, one of two murders in Thomson in less than twenty four hours. The GBI says 25-year-old Dontiel Williams is accused of killing his wife Julie Williams in their Shiloh Road home on Sunday. Williams is being held at the McDuffie County Detention Center. Sunday, Thomson Police were called to check on Julie. When they went inside, they say they found her dead. The GBI says, murdered by her husband Dontiel Williams. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) alleged gunman pleads not guilty to murder charge in fatal shooting of White man  PITTSFIELD >> A city man remains held without bail after pleading not guilty to murder and other charges in the shooting death of a Goshen man. Peter J. Campbell, 18, wearing orange jail-issued clothing, appeared with his attorney, on Tuesday for his arraignment on five charges in the death of Anthony Gamache last month. Campbell told the court he was "not guilty" of the charge of second-degree murder. He showed little emotion during the brief hearing. Campbell is now facing a mandatory life sentence in state prison with the chance of parole after between 15 and 25 years if convicted on the murder count. City police say Campbell shot Gamache, 29, in the leg during a botched robbery attempt on Nov. 18 in a vehicle in the Big Y parking lot on West Street in Pittsfield. - (Black-on-white) |
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Interracial couple charged with murder in fatal shooting of White woman at Winchester apartment   WINCHESTER, Ky. - Winchester police have charged two people in a shooting at an apartment complex Tuesday night that left one person dead and three others injured. Winchester Police Department Captain James Hall said Lamont Wilkerson, 20, and Lillian Barnett, 18, were arrested early Wednesday. Barnett is charged with complicity to murder. Wilkerson is charged with first-degree burglary and murder. Police say they are looking for a person of interest. Investigators say the shooting was a targeted home invasion. The shooting happened just after 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Summit Apartments on Oxford Drive. Hall said officers found two shooting victims in one unit and another victim in a unit directly below it. Hall said the two victims upstairs were taken to the hospital in critical condition and the shooting victim downstairs was pronounced dead. Clark County Coroner Robert Gayheart says Amber Caudill, 19, died after being hit by a stray bullet last night. Her friends say she was a graphic design student at Eastern Kentucky University. Caudill’s boyfriend and his mother said the couple planned to get married. Her close friends say she even picked out her wedding dress. Her boyfriend's mother said that two bullets came through the ceiling of their second story apartment around 8 p.m. Friday and hit her in the neck. - (Black-on-white) |
Shooting by black that killed (White) 16-year-old Paige Stalker from Grosse Pointe may have been attempted robbery  DETROIT - Police now say that the shooting that led to the death of 16-year-old Grosse Pointe teen Paige Stalker may have been an attempted robbery. Three other teens - a girl and two boys - suffered non-life threatening injuries when the car they were sitting in was shot up. Officers say as many as 30 shots were fired into the car. Police are still searching for a suspect in the case. They say the teens originally told them stories that just didn't add up. However, officers now say they have gotten a very clear denoscription of the man who fired into the car. He is described as African American. He is about 6 feet tall and was wearing camo fatigues and maybe a bullet proof vest. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black female) Driver Turns Self in After South Pasadena Hit-and-Run That Injured (White) Family, Killed Dog   A 38-year-old Whittier woman surrendered herself to police after allegedly driving an SUV into a Pasadena family in a hit-and-run crash that left a 4-month-old baby with a fractured skull and a dog dead, police said Tuesday. Tiffani Lowden turned herself in. She told police at the station she was the person wanted in a Sunday evening hit-and-run crash but, during interviews with detectives, she invoked her right to remain silent and ceased answering questions. The driver in the 7:30 p.m. Sunday collision fled after plowing over three members of the Hollon family, carrying a mother and baby for about 10 feet before they rolled off the vehicle. Mother Ali Hollon, 30, said that she had tried to protect her young daughter. “We just rolled on the ground and I remember just wrapping my body around her,” Ali Hollon said. “It’s almost a miracle that it wasn’t worse.” Hollon was treated for a broken nose and cuts and contusions to her face, while the baby had two small fractures to her skull. Her husband Bryan Hollon, 40, sustained minor injuries and was treated at the scene. The family’s beloved 7-year-old Boston terrier Babel was rushed to a vet by a bystander who came to the family’s aid, but the animal could not be saved.
The bystander said she heard a “horrible thud” and then the SUV raced away. - (Black-on-white) |
White girlfriend sets up home invasion in which her black boyfriend is shot by homeowner - accomplice still at large   The resident of a Harrison County home shot and killed an intruder during a home invasion early Monday morning. According to a police citation, Raven B. Edwards used social media to contact the homeowner to set up a meeting. Edwards was invited to the residence and shortly after arriving her boyfriend Marcus Gross and Larry Nolen forcibly entered the home shortly after 12:30 a.m. The two males began to assault the homeowner but during the altercation, the homeowner managed to grab a gun and fire the weapon, striking Gross. Nolen transported Gross to the hospital where he was pronounced deceased. Edwards admitted to police that she set up the meeting knowing that a robbery would occur shortly after her arrival. The homeowner was injured in the altercation. Edwards was arrested and charged with robbery and burglary. - (Black-on-white) |
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Arron Barberian, (White) Toronto restaurateur, fights off (black) mugger  Toronto police have arrested a man after Toronto restaurateur Arron Barberian fought off a would-be thief in broad daylight in front of his downtown steakhouse. The attack happened as Arron Barberian, 50, was taking a cash box from one of his two Elm Street restaurants at about 10:20 a.m. ET on Monday.
A man approached from behind and grabbed the box. But Barberian hung on, and fought back. "He pushed me, you know I pushed back. He grabbed the money and then I whipped him to the ground a couple of times," Barberian said. On Wednesday police announced they had arrested and charged a 44-year-old man after the mugger had fled the scene. In addition to a robbery charge, the man faces two charges of failing to comply with probation. The two men spun onto the street — sending the cash box, stray bills and Barberian's cellphone flying — and continued to grapple for several minutes, joined by a restaurant employee who came to Barberian's aid. The three men continued east, almost out of the view of the cameras, towards Yonge Street. - (Canada) - (Black-on-white) |
| White inmate says cell beatdown was reprisal for Garner, Brown A white inmate is suing the city for $10 million claiming a black correction officer beat him up as reprisal for the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner. Joseph Haggerty, who’s locked up in the Lower Manhattan courthouse jail for violating a restraining order by his ex-girlfriend, says he asked an unnamed guard to move him from an overcrowded holding pen on Sept. 18. The 45-year-old says in court papers that the jail guard told him to move his “white ass” then he punched him in the ribs saying “this was retaliation for the Eric Garner and Michael Brown cases,” the Manhattan civil suit says. The hack then sent Haggerty to another cell where four different black officers assaulted him, the Manhattan Supreme Court suit claims. The 45-year-old was taken to Elmhurst Hospital and treated for two rib fractures and a punctured lung. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Bank robbery suspect who shot 2 (White) Burleson officers has been identified   BURLESON – A man suspected of shooting and wounding two Burleson detectives last Friday is now in custody. The police personnel were fired on while responding to a suspicious person call at a Wells Fargo bank branch. "This is any other normal Friday, and circumstances changed very quickly," said Burleson Police Chief Billy Cordell from outside John Peter Smith Hospital, where the detectives were taken. Det. Nick Grace was released from JPS Hospital Friday afternoon, while Det. David Feucht is stable and recovering after surgery. Police were called about a person acting suspicious in and around the bank. Patrol officers responded, as did plainclothes detectives in the area. The man, identified as 19-year-old Andre McGill Jackson, Jr., handed a note to the teller and threatened the employee with a handgun. After taking a sum of money, Jackson fled the scene. The plainclothes detectives — Grace and Feucht — stopped Jackson outside the convenience store. He opened fire on the detectives. Detective Grace suffered a leg injury. Grace has been with the Burleson Police Department for 10 years. Det. Feucht suffered two gunshot wounds and remains in the hospital. Feucht is a 23-year veteran of the Burleson police. - (Black-on-white) |
White restaurant owner in 70's, beaten, robbed as he opened business, by armed black man in a black hoodie  KANSAS CITY, Mo. —The owner of Cupini's restaurant on Westport Road was beaten and robbed while he was opening the business, Kansas City police said. Police officers were called to the 1800 block of Westport Road about 7:45 a.m. The owner's son said his father was attacked as he was opening up the restaurant. Police said a man came in behind the owner and beat him, stealing his wallet and money from the restaurant. Witnesses told investigators that the robber hailed a cab. Police interviewed the cab driver. Investigators said there is no indication the cabbie had any knowledge of the crime. The driver told police he dropped off the man at Midtown intersection. - (Black-on-white) |
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White man robbed, beaten in brutal home-invasion robbery by three blacks Police are looking for three suspects in a brutal home invasion robbery early Tuesday morning in Skyway. The King County Sheriff’s office said that three men forced their way into a home in the 8500 block of South 120th Street around 1 a.m. Police said the adult male homeowner was beaten by the suspects, who reportedly fled the scene and may have gotten into a black vehicle. The three suspects were described as black males and all of the suspects were armed, according to the victim’s son. The victim’s son and wife were home at the time of the robbery. The thieves tied up the homeowner and his wife and stole about $50 in cash and some jewelry, the son said. The homeowner was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. - (Black-on-white) |
Black 'live-in' boyfriend charged with murder of (white) Garland woman, (White) children    The woman who was found slain – along with two of her children – late Saturday night inside her mobile home in Garland was trying to escape an abusive relationship, according to a family member. Maine State Police allege that Christina Ann Sargent, 36, and her children Destiny Sargent, 8, and Duwayne Coke, 10, were killed by her live-in boyfriend. Keith Coleman, 27, of 12 Paul Road in Garland, was arrested Sunday night and charged with three counts of murder, said a state police spokesman. Coleman has a criminal record in Maine. He was arrested in July 2010 on a misdemeanor charge of cultivating marijuana and was later found guilty. Sargent was in the process of trying to leave Coleman because he had become increasingly violent. Kane said the couple had been living together in Garland since 2012. All three victims had been suffocated or strangled to death. - (Black-on-white) |
(Cowardly black) Mt. Vernon Man Pleads Guilty to Murder of 75-year-old White Cab Driver who was shot in the back    JEFFERSON CO. -- A Mt. Vernon man has pleaded to guilty to the 2011 murder of a cab driver. Damondros James now faces up to 60 years in prison when he's sentenced next February. James and three others were charged with shooting Charles Ellis in Mt. Vernon on May 31, 2011. James agreed to testify against his co-defendants if requested by prosecutors. Demandre Black and Mark Taylor and Christopher Wells, 15, were also charged with murder. Wells has already pleaded guilty and is awaiting sentencing. - (Black-on-white) |
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Update: Black Teen Arrested in Shooting Death of (White) Camden Store Manager  Camden police confirm they've made an arrest in the deadly shooting that killed grocery store manager Richard "Rick" Anders Friday night. Police say 19-year-old Austin Hill of Camden will be charged with capital murder and aggravated robbery. Authorities are set to release more information on the suspect Sunday evening. - (Black-on-white) |
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Two (black) men charged in east side triple homicide  INDIANAPOLIS – The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office formally charged two men with murder after a triple homicide on the city’s east side in March. Officials said 59-year-old James Czajkowski, 53-year-old Martha Zuluaga, and 58-year-old Stephen Herold were shot and killed at the Marina Apartments, near 21st Street and Post Road, on March 30. Officers found drug evidence in the apartment following the shooting. Deandre Kendrick, 24, and Keith Clark, 25 have both been charged with three counts of murder each. Police said Kendrick is currently in custody on unrelated charges. Clark is in custody at the Department of Corrections, also on unrelated charges. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White female) Irish Tourist Tearfully Confronts (black) Man Who Attacked Her  NEW YORK — A woman went through an emotional confrontation in court in the Bronx Friday, as she came face-to-face with the man who attacked her. Alisha Jordan broke down in tears after she bravely faced Kevin Bynum. “Within the span of one night, my entire life changed,” she said in a victim impact statement court. Jordan, 23, was visiting from Ireland in 2012 when Bynum hit her in the face with a slab of concrete, after a night out with friends. She returned to New York on Friday so she could tell Bynum in person just how horribly he hurt her. “I suffered extensive injuries, including a fractured skull which required 10 metal plates inserted into my head, broken cheek bones, broken orbital bones, a crushed nose and cracked teeth — and all for no reason at all,” she said. Jordan underwent several surgeries to reconstruct her face. The attack, random and unprovoked, left Jordan physically and emotionally scarred. “I sat and cried almost every night about how this attack disfigured my face, and the fear of you that I lived in was crippling,” she said. Jordan said she has since moved on with her life, but the horror of that night will live with her forever. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police: Black Man Sets Fire To (white) Woman's Home After She Spurned Him On Facebook  Frankfort (Kentucky) police say that a man indicted for setting a woman's home on fire, did so because she spurned him on social media. Now, that woman is trying to rebuild her life from the ashes. Joanie Yount's Hillview Drive home was set on fire in November. James Graham, 37, was indicted by a grand jury Tuesday and is now facing charges of arson. Police say the entire incident started after Graham added Joanie Yount on Facebook and began sending her messages. Yount says that she and Graham were only acquaintances but that he began wanting something more. “He was writing on all my pictures talking about how beautiful I am and let him take me out. I had actually told him to stay off of my Facebook, so he may have gotten offended over that ,” says Yount. Police say Graham was offended enough by Yount's rejection, that he started a fire in her home. Thankfully, Joanie and her 3-year-old (mixed-race) son weren't home when neighbors noticed smoke coming from her house. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Alleged Crips Gang Member, Reginald Ross, Goes To Trial In 2 Suffolk County Slayings  RIVERHEAD, N.Y. — The trial began Wednesday for a Long Island man accused in two separate killings. Loved ones of the two victims packed the Suffolk County courtroom, some with tears in their eyes as opening statements began at the trial of Reginald Ross. Construction flagman Raymond Hirt was shot to death in Ronkonkoma on May 24, 2010. Authorities allege Ross stalked the victim for more than a week and then killed him after complaining about being delayed in traffic. Prosecutors said Ross believed Hirt disrespected him by making him wait too long at a construction site. “He was a wonderful, wonderful man,” Hirt’s fiancé told Hall. “That morning, waved goodbye and blew kisses, never would I have thought I wouldn’t see him come home.” The second victim, John Williams, was shot to death in Holbrook five months later. The prosecutor alleges that killing was over a disputed drug deal involving not Williams, but a friend of his. The DA identifies Ross as a member of the Crips street gang. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Army veteran wounded in Gatti's Pizza robbery   SPRING, Texas – A reward is being offered for information in a violent robbery that left an Army veteran with a gunshot wound to his face. The robbery happened Sunday night at the Gatti's in the 400 block of Rayford Road in Spring. Two gunmen stormed in and demanded money from a manager who was closing the restaurant. The victim tried to grab one suspect's gun. During the struggle, the robber shot him in the face. Nathan Grey, 24, was rushed to Woodlands Memorial Hermann Hospital. The family has set up an account for donations to help with the mounting medical bills. - (Black-on-white) |
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Execution date set for black man who fatally stabbed (White female) former Post-Dispatch reporter  The Missouri Supreme Court on Wednesday set an execution date for Marcellus Williams, the man who fatally stabbed former Post-Dispatch reporter Lisha Gayle at her home in University City in 1998. Marcellus Williams, 45, is scheduled to die by lethal injection at the state prison in Bonne Terre on Jan. 28. Williams killed Gayle, 42, at her home in the gated Ames Place neighborhood of University City on Aug. 11, 1998. Williams was burglarizing the home when Gayle, who had been taking a shower, surprised him. He stabbed her repeatedly while she fought for her life. - (Black-on-white) |
Black Man Guilty of 2nd-Degree Murder of Kevin Battista on the early morning of December 7, 2006  On Friday – eight years later – it took a jury of 12 to decide the fate of the man who shot Kevin Battista. At the Bucks County Courthouse in Doylestown after hours of deliberation and a week-long trial, 26-year-old Ckaron Handy was found guilty of second-degree murder by a jury. Deputy Bucks County District Attorney Christopher Rees, who prosecuted the case said Handy was not convicted of first-degree murder, but was found guilty of robbery and possession of weapon. Handy shot 30-year-old union machinist Battista while trying to take $60 from the father of two who was looking to score some drugs. Authorities have described Battista as a recreational drug user. - (Black-on-white) |
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16-year-old black charged in homicide of (White female) Lancaster County teacher, police say  A 16-year-old has been charged in connection with the homicide of a Lancaster County teacher. Marcus Anthony Rutter, is charged with criminal homicide, burglary, conspiracy and robbery, said Lancaster City police Lt. Todd Umstead. Rutter was taken into custody around 10 p.m. Monday a block from his home, police said. He is a suspect in the killing of Nicole R. Mathewson, 32, a sixth-grade teacher at Brownstown Elementary School. Police announced they are still investigating Mathewson's killing. They are looking to determine whether other people were involved in the crime. Lancaster City police were called to the 700 block of North Franklin Street for a report of an unresponsive female. Mathewson was found in the home with what appeared to be visible traumatic injuries. Her Mazda sedan was also missing at the time. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Akron man gets life in murder of White homeless woman  AKRON, Ohio -- An Akron man has been sentenced to life in prison for the beating death of a homeless woman. Tyrone Benford, 42, had pleaded guilty to two counts of murder, felonious assault and breaking and entering. All counts were felonies. Lori Patch, 53, was found dead Oct. 4, 2013, behind a dumpster at 207 E. South St. After finding Patch, police responded to a break-in at a mosque at 1147 Old Main St. and found Benford inside. He was found to have Patch's blood on his shoes. Patch was found to have died from blunt force trauma to her face, head and neck. The investigation did not reveal Benford's motive for the killing. Benford will be eligible for parole after 15 years in prison, according to the Summit County prosecutor's office. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Man Charged In Shooting of White Baltimore City Police Officer at Traffic Stop   BALTIMORE —Police said they have charged a repeat violent offender in connection with the shooting of a city police officer during a traffic stop on Sunday night. Police said that officer smelled a strong odor of marijuana coming from the car and called it in. The car was pulled over a short time later by 27-year-old Officer Andrew Groman -- a three-year veteran of the force -- and five other officers. Police said the driver followed instructions, but 19-year-old Donte Jones, who was in the back seat, wouldn't get out of the car and refused to show his hands. "One officer advised him that if he didn't comply he would be tased. At some point in time, there was the discharging of the firearm. "We do know, however, that the suspect who was the only one who fired a weapon."
Three shots were fired, striking Groman once in the abdomen, just below his bulletproof vest, police said. They do not believe any officers fired their service weapons.
Jones was chased a couple of blocks away and captured.
Meanwhile, Batts said he hopes the shooting will get the same type of attention as the grand jury decisions in the Michael Brown and Eric Garner cases that have led to protests around the country. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black arrested in the cold case rape murders of two White women - Lucinda Farmer and Mary Quillen   TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – Terre Haute police made a cold case arrest this week. It’s a case that was reopened in 2010. According to new arrest records, Harry Rowley is in the Vigo County Jail booked on a charge of murder as of Sunday night. Police believe Rowley was involved in the 1980 murders of Lucinda Farmer and Mary Quillen. The two were found in an alley on N. 14th Street with gunshot wounds to their heads. Detectives went to interview Rowley in California earlier this year where he was serving a life sentence for murder. Throughout the interview, detectives discovered enough information to issue an arrest warrant. Terre Haute Police brought Rowley back from California late last week. - (Black-on-white) |
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Fort Worth police seek black man in homicide probe  Fort Worth police have asked for the public's help in identifying a man wanted in connection with a homicide investigation. Detectives released surveillance video showing a man wearing a dark-colored hoodie and a light-colored hat. A clerk at the Military Gun Supply store at 2901 South Cravens Road was shot multiple times at around 6 p.m. Saturday. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Corporal Tracey Knight said the clerk shown in the video is the same one that was killed. "The clerk died a very violent death. Whoever killed the clerk is a very violent person," she said. "We just need to talk with this person." On the store Facebook page, condolences were posted on Sunday afternoon. One lady wrote "What a loss...RIP Eric." The County Medical Examiner had not officially released the man's identity as of Sunday evening. - (Black-on-white) |
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White Nashville officer shot, armed 16-year-old African-American suspect killed during robbery investigation NASHVILLE, Tenn. – A Metro police officer was shot and a 16-year-old suspect was ultimately killed in an incident in south Nashville Sunday night. It began as officers were investigating a robbery at an apartment around 7 p.m. Metro police stated a man called to report he was robbed of his personal belongings by two individuals while he was in his car. An investigation led police to the Long Hunter Court apartment. Several people were inside and consented to a search, during which officers say they located the robbery victim’s credit card. While officers were there, a teen came out of a room, saw the police, then retreated to a bathroom, essentially barricading himself. The suspect, who has been identified as 16-year-old Xavier McDonald, ultimately came out of the room. Officers attempted to Tase him and take him into custody, but were unsuccessful. McDonald pulled a gun and fired at police, striking one officer in the thigh. . Officers then returned fire, ultimately killing McDonald. He was listed as a runaway by the police department. His mother reported scuffling with McDonald over a box of bullets on December 7. McDonald’s mother reported that he threatened to kill her and was carrying a gun in his waistband at the time. The injured officer has been identified as 18-year veteran John Downs. He is in stable condition at Vanderbilt University Medical Center with his family by his side. He is expected to have surgery. - (Black-on-white) |
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Gay homosexual Anderson Cooper was pretty delighted to find out a blavk slave killed his White ancestor with a farm hoe  Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. traced Anderson Cooper's family tree for an October episode of Finding Your Roots on PBS. If you didn't see it when it aired, you missed the CNN host learning that a distant relative — his fourth great grandfather, to be exact — was killed by one of his slaves. With a farm hoe. The segment is being enjoyed again today thanks to a boost from Twitter, where people are re-watching as Cooper absorbs the violent news with what looks something like a combination of awe and glee. The big reveal goes something like this: "Wow!" When he recovers, he adds, "He had 12 slaves. I don't feel bad for him." Yeah, Anderson, we kind of got that. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black arrested in connection to Auburn home invasion - charged with murder of White man  A black man was booked in the Gwinnett County jail on Friday and charged in connection with a homicide in Auburn last week. Marquavis Benton, 26, was charged with armed robbery, murder and held for other charges out of Spaulding County and held without bond. Brian Whitfield, 45, was killed Dec. 6 during a believed home invasion-robbery at his home on Flowery Branch Road in Auburn. Gwinnett police previously said a 2005 Dodge Ram “Rumblebee” edition was stolen after the home invasion. Gwinnett Police Sgt. Rich Long said Saturday that Griffin City Police, who stopped Benton’s car and detained him without incident at about 4 p.m. on Friday, was helpful to homicide investigators, and added that the investigation remains open. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black teacher's aide in Texas accused of hitting (White) special needs teen  MANVEL, Texas -- A teacher's aide has been arrested, accused of injuring a non-verbal autistic student at a treatment center in Manvel, Texas. Cellphone video believed to have been taken inside a classroom at Shiloh Treatment Center shows the aide appearing to slap a 13-year-old named Nicco. Byron Ramon Criddle, 46, has been charged with injury to a child. "You have to pick on a little child who is defenseless and can't speak and defend themselves, who can't speak and tell someone," said Nicco's mother, Habebah Gaber. "You're pretty low." "She told me that it happens all the time. He is constantly hitting my son," Gaber said. "That she witnessed him with keys between his knuckles, punching my son in the head, punching him in the stomach, kicking him, pinching him." Criddle has been fired from the Shiloh Treatment Center, where he has been working with special needs children for 13 years. Investigators believe there could be more victims, unable to speak out. - (Black-on-white) |
Homicide victim's father: Death threats made against daughter, her family  Amanda Douglas’ father is confident he knows who killed his daughter, and he believes it’s the same man his daughter filed three petitions for protective orders against within the last year. Larry Oscar Douglas Jr., Amanda’s husband, is an obvious person of interest in the case, police said, but they’ve found no evidence linking him to the crime. Amanda Marie Douglas, 26, and Jennifer Lynn Sudar, 37, were gunned down in the parking lot of the Bristol Park Apartments, 4414 S. Garnett Road, on Nov. 26. “They’re blaming me for something I didn’t do, you know, and that’s basically it,” Douglas told the Tulsa World in a telephone interview. Search warrant returns were filed Tuesday showing police sought and obtained his DNA, fingerprints and phone records. Amanda Douglas petitioned for a protective order against her husband six days before her death. In the document, she wrote Larry Douglas Jr. grabbed her by her arms and threw her down, causing her to pass out, when she tried to walk away from an argument on Nov. 9. “She was scared to leave him, definitely,” said Michael Drywater, Amanda’s father. - (Black-on-white) |
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Judge apologizes for only giving 5 years to black beast who raped and murdered a White 13-year-old Oakland girl OAKLAND, CA - A 66-year-old ex-felon was sentenced Friday to 5 years to life for his second-degree murder conviction for killing a 13-year-old girl at her family's home in East Oakland 40 years ago. Alameda County Superior Court Judge Larry Goodman apologized to family members of Julie McElhiney for the lenient sentence he imposed for Curtis Tucker for killing her on Aug. 9, 1974, but said his hands are tied by the sentencing laws that were in effect at the time. "I wish there was more that I could do but there's a reason they changed the law so crimes like this would get punished more severely," Goodman said. Tucker, who has prior convictions for sexual assault and burglary, pleaded no contest to second-degree murder on July 8, just before a trial was to begin on allegations that he sexually assaulted and murdered McElhiney. According to Oakland police, McElhiney, a sixth-grader at Sequoia Elementary School, was found at about 5:40 p.m. on Aug. 9, 1974, face down on the second floor of her family's apartment at 3022 Pleitner Ave. She was then transported to Highland Hospital in Oakland, where she was pronounced dead. An autopsy said her cause of death was blunt force trauma to her head. The coroner also documented that there was an injury to her vaginal area. The case remained unsolved until 2012, when Tucker's DNA was found on the clothing that McElhiney was wearing at the time of her death. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black 78-year-old Oklahoma transient arrested for murdering his (White) 'Good Samaritan' who had given him free rent for decade  SPERRY, Okla. – A 78-year-old man is now behind bars for first degree murder. Tulsa County Deputies say the victim had apparently been helping the suspect for a decade. Deputies found a man with a gunshot wound to the chest near Highway 75 and East 86th in Sperry, Okla. around 2:00 a.m. Sunday. Fletcher Foster was arrested at the scene for the shooting death of 42-year-old William Kelley. Investigators say Foster was a transient who had been allowed to live in the Kelley family’s warehouse for the past 10 years, free of charge. However, when Kelley and his son went into that warehouse to look for equipment, Foster did not seem to recognize the men, and deputies say Foster allegedly shot and killed Kelley. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Three Media Sources, and NONE Tells the Truth about a Black-on-White Hate Crime, but the Truth Can be Gleaned from Between the Lines By Nicholas Stix If three white kids had gone hunting a random black, this would be the biggest story in the world for over a year. As is, it’s just another “dog bites man story” and not even worth mentioning. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Black on White Rapes: There are 20,000 black-on-white rapes every year in the US, but fewer than 100 white-on-black rapes.  Editor note: that works out to about 54 black on white rapes per day according to available statistics from 1999. New Nation News can only report a few of these confirmed black on white rapes from local news sites. |
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