New Nation News - Black-on-White Crime |
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(Black) Chanel Lewis, 20, charged in strangulation death of (White) Queens jogger Karina Vetrano  HOWARD BEACH, Queens – Chanel Lewis has been charged with the murder of Queens jogger Karina Vetrano, police said Sunday afternoon — hours after officials named him as the suspect following a six-month investigation. NYPD Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce says pieces of DNA linking Lewis were found underneath Vetrano’s fingernails and on her neck and cellphone. He also gave “detailed incriminating statements and admissions” when he was taken into custody Saturday. “Karina helped us identify this person,” Boyce said in a news conference. “The big thing is, we got it from her, from her person.” Lewis was charged with second degree murder in Vetrano’s strangulation death, police said. He was led out of the 107th Precinct Sunday afternoon. Vetrano was killed on Aug. 2 after going on a solo run not far from her Howard Beach, Queens home. Her father discovered her badly beaten body in a secluded marshy area. - (Black-on-white) |
DEATH PENALTY WON’T BE SOUGHT IN (BLACK PACK ON WHITE) BLINN STUDENT MURDER    The death penalty will not be sought for any of the four defendants accused of killing a Blinn College student in 2014. Four people have been charged with the murder of 20-year-old Trey Kurtz. Only one of the men accused was 18 years old at the time of the crime. Several years ago, the Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional to seek death against anyone that was under 18 at the time of the offense Kurtz’ body was discovered lying in the intersection of Seelhorst and Dark Streets near downtown Brenham just before midnight on October 30, 2014. He was pronounced dead at the scene from a single gunshot wound to the head. 19-year old Michael Charles Dixon Jr., 18-year old J.B. Wright, 18-year old Deperrion Lott, and 20-year old Jordan Alexander Graves, all of Brenham, have been charged with murder. Only Graves, who was 18 at the time of Kurtz’s death, would be subject to being sentenced to be executed. However, District Attorney Julie Renken says they do not plan on seeking capital punishment on him under the facts they have about his involvement. A trial date has not been set. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police: (White) Murder victim able to describe (black) suspect before death; leads to arrest  MADISONVILLE, KY - Madisonville police have arrested a man as part of a murder investigation. Police responded to a stabbing in the 300 block of West Arch Street in Madisonville just before 8 Thursday night. They found a man, 25-year-old Alex Phebus, who had been stabbed. Police say he was still conscious and was able to give officers a description of his attacker. Phebus was then taken to the emergency room, where he died. Officers say the information they got from Phebus pointed them to 21-year-old Jaleen Spivey. Spivey was arrested and charged with murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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Convicted Black Killer (of White police officer) Set To Be Freed Next Week - "No Justice - No Peace"   A man who was sentenced to death for killing a Gary, Ind. police officer is now about to walk free. Lt. George Yaros was 57 and nearing retirement when he was killed in the line of duty in 1981. Yaros was responding to a bank robbery. He was shot as robbers escaped out the back, guns blazing. As the World War II veteran lay wounded, prosecutors and witnesses said one robber, Rufus Lee Averhart, stopped and fired the fatal shot into the officer’s chest. His son later saw his dad at the hospital. “Sometimes I think I wish I wouldn’t have seen it, because I think about it sometimes,” Tim Yaros says. “Other times, I say I’m glad I saw it, because I know what he did to my dad.” Averhart, who changed his name to Zolo Azania in prison, has been behind bars since. He denies the crime, despite two convictions and death sentences. But after a series of appeals and, ultimately, a plea deal, the Yaros family is preparing for him to walk out of prison Monday. Justice, says Tim’s wife, not served. The family does not buy Azania’s claim he’s changed. They note he killed another man before the 1981 murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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Philly Police Still Trying To Solve Cold Case Of (3 black males) Who Killed (White) Officer Frederick Cione 47 Years Ago PHILADELPHIA — Who murdered Officer Frederick Cione? It’s a question the Philadelphia Police Department has never been able to answer. The rookie officer was shot and killed 47 years ago this week. It began with a routine police stop on a cold January 30, 1970 morning. Cione was just 25 at the time. “He’s in his patrol car and what we believe is he gets out to stop three African-American males,” said Philadelphia Police Capt. James Clark. Cione approached the three men near 17th and West Oxford shortly after 1 a.m. It would turn out to be the rookie cop’s last assignment as he was ambushed and shot multiple times. “He goes down,” said Clark. “He stands over top of him and shoots him again.” Now 47 years later, and 26 boxes of homicide files, interviews and evidence gathered, Cione’s killer has never been arrested. His murder is the only unsolved police killing in Philadelphia Police Department history. - (Black-on-white) |
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COWARDLY FERAL NWORD BEATS WHITE WOMAN ON HEAD FROM BEHIND WICHITA, Kan. Wichita police are looking for a man who attacked a woman in August. The incident was captured on surveillance video. Police say the attack happened around 3:30 p.m. on Aug. 2 in the entry way of an apartment building near 2nd and Topeka. The 58-year-old victim tells police a man had been walking closely behind her for about a block and followed her into the building. Surveillance video shows the man making small talk with the woman. When she turns her back, he pulls out a 2x2-inch piece of wood that is concealed under his shirt and beats her with the wood. The was treated for her injuries at a local hospital. Her attacker is described as a Black man wearing a black hat with a distinctive white logo and dark dress shoes. If you have any information about the case, you are asked to call Crime Stoppers at 316-267-2111 - (Black-on-white) |
2009 Iowa City (black on White) murder trial moves forward after Supreme Court denial    A new trial for an Iowa City man accused in a 2009 murder is moving forward after the United States Supreme Court decided last month not to hear the case. The trial for Justin Marshall, 25, will begin March 13, Sixth Judicial District Judge Sean McPartland said at a hearing held via phone conference at the Johnson County Courthouse on Friday. McPartland also set a Feb. 10 deadline for lawyers on both sides to file motions, and a Feb. 17 deadline for filing objections to those motions. A final pretrial conference will be held Feb. 24. The trial is expected to take two weeks. Marshall, 25, is accused in the 2009 murder of Iowa City landlord John Versypt, 64, who was gunned down in a stairway at the Broadway Condominiums (now called Orchard Place) on Broadway Street, in southeast Iowa City. Police and prosecutors say the case is one of a robbery gone wrong. Marshall was found guilty of first-degree murder in 2013 and sentenced to life in prison, but that verdict was overturned on appeal. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man Shot, Killed After Running Over (White female) Arlington Officer Twice!  ARLINGTON – Arlington Police say it’s amazing an officer is alive after being run over not once, but twice. The driver of the car was shot and killed with three passengers, including a 2-year-old girl, in the back seat. Arlington Police said during a traffic stop for allegedly throwing drug paraphernalia out a window, a 14-year veteran corporal officer realized the driver, 23-year-old Tavis Crane, had a warrant for evading arrest and a probation violation. With two backup officers behind her, the corporal tried to persuade Crane to get out of the car. “The female corporal, just as polite as she can be, basically pleading with the driver, ‘Hey, you’re under arrest. you need to get out of the vehicle’,” Police said Crane started to roll up the windows and take off. The backup officer tried to reach for the keys as the corporal moved back from the car. “When she started to cross between her patrol car, that’s when the vehicle got put into reverse,” Cook said. “It knocked her down to the ground. Ran over her with the rear axle. And then the driver put it in drive and ran her over again. Now you’re in a situation where you’ve got an officer in the car while this is unfolding.” The officer in the back seat pulled his weapon. Crane was shot multiple times in the torso. Police used emergency medical kits they carry and performed CPR, but Crane died. Sources said the officer suffered broken ribs, lower vertebrae and ankles. - (Black-on-white) |
Durham mom terrified after (black) man tries to kidnap her (White) son DURHAM, North Carolina -- An attempted kidnapping targeting a 12-year-old boy Wednesday afternoon in Durham near Hillandale Elementary School has the community on high alert. "I was thinking hard", said Bridget Williams, whose son was the victim of the attempted kidnapping. "I was thinking (the suspects were) maybe on the prowl to kidnap some kid." According to the Durham Police Department official report, officers responded to the call at 3:04 p.m. Wednesday. Williams' son was walking home from a bus stop when an older model black sedan slowly approached him. The child says a black man got out of the car and quickly came toward him with his hands in his pockets. The boy then screamed for the police and the two men fled the area. - (Black-on-white) |
(White) Pasco man shot, killed during Craigslist meet-up; two (black) teens charged with murder   TAMPA, Fla. - A Craigslist meet-up over a dirt bike turned deadly on Tuesday night when the seller arranged to meet with the possible buyer in Tampa and the buyer reportedly turned a gun on the seller's father. James Beck's son posted an ad on Craigslist to sell his dirt bike. He arranged to meet-up with a potential buyer in Tampa on Tuesday night. James Beck, 44, and his son traveled to Tampa with the dirt bike in the bed of their truck. The father and son met two potential buyers near N 18th Street and East 24th Avenue and police say it was clear that the two men intended to rob the victims. One of the suspects shot James Beck and the suspects took the dirt bike. "I run down there and I begin to help the little boy you know give his Dad CPR," said Lashauna Hopson. This Belmont Heights mom says she tried desperately to help. "I was like so where did he get shot and that's when he pulled up his shirt and you could see he had two gunshot wounds to his neck," she said. "He told his Dad I told you not to do this and it just touched me in a way, because I have kids. It was like, just very sad." Tampa Police arrested Dontae Johnson, 17, and Ramontrae Williams, 16. Both teens are charged with first-degree felony murder and robbery.
Williams had a prior arrest from 2014 for sexual battery on a 6-year-old. - (Black-on-white) |
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Horror injuries of (White) woman who climbed onto an electrical substation to flee attack by (black) sex fiend   An Arkansas woman who was forced to jump into an electrical substation to flee an alleged sexual assault is still recovering from second degree burns four months after the attack. Rachel Adams, from Little Rock, underwent three skin graft surgeries and a medically induced coma after fleeing a man who she said tried to orally rape her. She told ArkansasMatters.com her attacker Courvoisiea Allen had given her rides home before. But this time, she said he tried to force her to perform oral sex by threatening her with a knife. She knew she needed to escape by whatever means necessary. When Allen tried to force himself on her on October 3, she ran to a nearby Entergy electrical substation and climbed the electrical tower. Adams was severely shocked when Allen grabbed her shoe and she tried to break her fall by grabbing whatever was in front of her. She suffered burns on 40 percent of her body and spent a month at Arkansas Children's Hospital. Adams told the station: 'The physical injuries are minute in my opinion to the mental and emotional damage that's been done.' - (Black-on-white) |
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Sketch released of (black) suspect that tried to rape a (White) woman on a jogging trail - run off by her loyal dog  THE WOODLANDS, TEXAS - The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office has released a sketch of a man wanted for questioning about an attack on the Sawmill Trail in The Woodlands. Catalina Humphrey was walking her rottweiler in the Grogan's Mill community around 4 p.m. Saturday. She said a man crept up from behind and grabbed her shoulder near Sawmill Road and South High Oaks Circle. Her 10-month-old puppy lunged into action before she could react. "He went around behind me and attacked him. I fell down. I was surprised because he's sweet and loving. I didn't know he would exhibit that side of him," Humphrey said. Humphrey said Hercules sunk his teeth into the man and bit him again and again. The man then reportedly cursed at her. He ran off screaming and bleeding. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Long Prairie man receives more than a dozen years for manslaughter (of his white ex-wife) - "in the heat of passion"  LONG PRAIRIE, Minn. — A Long Prairie man who was convicted of first degree manslaughter for fatally striking his ex-wife with a shoe hammer was sentenced to 12½ years in prison. Craig Lamont Williams, 49, will serve the time at the St. Cloud Correctional Facility. During a hearing Wednesday, Feb. 1, Judge Douglas Anderson handed out the sentence, which is below the maximum penalty of 15 years, in Todd County District Court. Williams received credit for the three years and 164 days he's spent behind bars while his case was prosecuted. On Dec. 6, 2016, a Todd County jury found Williams guilty of committing manslaughter — intentionally causing the death of Nancy Elaine Williams in the heat of passion. The jury found him not guilty of second-degree murder. The incident began on Aug. 22, 2013 when Williams called 911 requesting an ambulance for a "gunshot wound" at a home about six miles south of Long Prairie. During the call, Williams said he had shot Nancy Williams at their home. When deputies arrived, they found Nancy, 58, dead. An autopsy showed that she died from multiple blows from a shoe hammer, not from gunshots. During a five-day trial in Todd County District Court, Williams claimed he was acting in self defense and that his ex-wife attacked him with a cobbler's anvil, a knife and a fork during an argument about him having sex with Nancy's daughter. His attorney, Malcolm Whynott, described the events leading up to the shooting as a "brewing storm" between the couple. The prosecution maintained that this was a case of "brutal, intentional murder" by Williams to end a dysfunctional relationship. Prosecutor Noah Cashman argued that Williams did not have marks or injuries on him and there were no signs of struggle in the house. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black boyfriend murders his (white) girlfriend and the innocent (White) daughter of the miscegenous mudshark   FITZGERALD, GA - A mother and her nine-year-old daughter were shot and killed in Fitzgerald before 6:00 p.m. Thursday night. It happened in the 400 block of West Orange Street. Chief Bill Smallwood said police made an arrest early Friday morning. The suspect is Veartis Tyrone Wallace, 38, who reportedly was Taylor's boyfriend. "He was located at a relative's apartment at Pine Point Apartments on Perryhouse Road," said Chief Smallwood. Chief Smallwood identified the mother as Jennifer Taylor, 33, and the daughter as Marissa Lynn Taylor. Wallace will make his first court appearance Friday or Saturday, when he will be charged with two counts of murder. The shooting happened just yards away from Fitzgerald High School. - (Black-on-white) |
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3rd (dark demon) arrested in connection with fatal robbery of (White) gas station clerk  Tyler, Texas - A third suspect has been arrested in connection with a Smith County gas station robbery in which the victim was murdered.. According to Sheriff Larry Smith, Kedarius Hays Oliver, 23, of Tyler, was arrested Monday on one count of aggravated robbery. Officials say Oliver, along with Lamarcus Hannah, 32, and Dameon Mosley, 36, both of Tyler, were arrested for the aggravated robbery of the Conoco Gas Station on the North Northeast Loop. Officials say the station clerk, Billy Stacks, 62, was shot and killed during the robbery. On Saturday, around 3:40 a.m., deputies were called to the Conoco Gas Station, located at 2219 North Northeast Loop 323, on reports of an aggravated robbery. A customer who called dispatch described a black male, wearing a dark-colored sweatshirt and pants, shot the clerk before robbing the gas station. The man then ran away toward American Legion Road. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man who shot (White) police officer during robbery of Red Lobster in Little Rock gets 35 years     A 21-year-old Little Rock man who shot an off-duty Little Rock police officer during an armed holdup last year accepted a 35-year prison sentence Monday for aggravated robbery and attempted capital murder. Troy James Williams will have to serve more than 24 years before he can qualify for parole. Officer Shawn Bakr was shot in the shoulder in January 2016 when he disrupted an armed robbery attempt by three men while he was working off-duty security at the Red Lobster restaurant at Markham Street and Rodney Parham Road. The three men entered the restaurant just before its 10 p.m. closing with hoodies pulled tight over their heads, obscuring their faces, police said. Bakr had been eating dinner in the bar next to the restaurant's foyer. One robber held a gun to the manager's head, and the three robbers were taking the restaurant workers to the rear of the eatery to get to the safe when they saw Bakr, who was in uniform. Bakr pulled his weapon, but Williams was the first to shoot, striking the officer in the shoulder, according to police testimony on Monday. The wounded officer chased two of the men into the parking lot, shooting one of them in the buttocks. Fellow officers had two of the suspects, Williams, and his younger brother, Joshua Lamont Williams, 18, in custody by the next morning. Their cousin, Kenneth Lavell "Bam Bam" Nelson, was arrested two days after the shooting after a three-hour standoff with police that ended when officers used tear gas to get him to come out of his grandmother's home. - (Black-on-white) |
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Two (White) men killed execution-style at mortgage office in Staten Island by a (black) man   The prime suspect in a double murder at a Staten Island loan business was caught on video leaving the borough in a car similar to the one seen fleeing the bloody scene, just 15 minutes after the killing, court filings reveal. Ricky Dennis, 32, the main suspect in Tuesday’s execution-style slayings, was twice caught on video in a gray Honda Accord registered to his name on the Verrazano Bridge, officials said. He crossed from Brooklyn to Staten Island at 4:26 p.m., then made the return trip at 6:31 p.m. When police later found his car, they discovered a black neoprene face mask, according to a letter filed by federal prosecutors Thursday. Police took him into custody Wednesday. The shooter, whose face was mostly covered by a balaclava, gunned down the business’ owner, Michael Genovese, 57, of Edgewater, N.J., and Carl Clark, 52, of Staten Island inside the office, sources said.
Dennis, a former employee, is on federal probation for the violent 2005 robbery of a gun store in Tannersville, Pa. A witness told investigators Dennis “left his employer under acrimonious circumstances,” according to the feds. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police warn anyone helping cold case murder suspect will be arrested  A Calcasieu Parish grand jury indicted a man on Thursday in a 14-year-old murder case. Today, the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office issued a press release stating that anyone caught helping Young will be arrested and charged with aiding and abetting a fugitive. McKartney Young, 31, was charged with second-degree murder in connection with the 2003 death of Misty Guillory. Police say Young is now a fugitive. If anyone has any information regarding Young, please contact the Lake Charles Police Department at 491-1311. Guillory was 15 when she died. Prosecutors say Young was driving a car with two other passengers when he passed Guillory, who was walking on Prien Lake Road. He picked her up, prosecutors allege, and tried to sexually assault her. She was able to get away, but as she was fleeing Young ran her over with his vehicle, prosecutors say. Back in 2003, Young was arrested and indicted. However, after prosecutors found conflicting statement among witnesses, the charges were dismissed. The case was re-opened last year after new evidence surfaced. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of defendant and a "no bond" bond has been set by Judge Thomas Quirk. Any person or persons discovered to be helping McKartney Young evade arrest shall themselves be arrested for aiding and abetting a fugitive. - (Black-on-white) |
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Parents remember slain (White) son after guilty verdict: ‘(The black murderer) can’t do this to anyone else’   It has been a long, hard road for the family of a 25-year-old man gunned down 10 years ago outside a Columbus nightclub, but it has finally turned a corner. A jury Monday found Dundell Cash guilty of murder for shooting Euan Dougal three times in the chest and abdomen on Nov. 10, 2006, outside the Platinum Club that was then at 2525 Manchester Expressway, just west of Interstate 185. Judge Gil McBride set Cash’s sentencing for 1 p.m. Feb. 15. He faces life in prison without parole. He is 49 now. After the verdict, Dougal’s sister Kay and parents George and Susan Dougal sat in the district attorney’s office and talked about the son and brother they lost, and their long journey to justice. They are originally from Scotland, from Eyemouth south of Edinburgh. Euan and Kay were just kids when the family moved to America, first to New York and then, 2½ years later in 1990, to Columbus, where the father worked for Polychrome. Euan would have been around 6 years old then. - (Black-on-white) |
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Colored boy charged shooting death of WM, 22 in southeast Charlotte   Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police on Wednesday charged a teenager with murder in the Dec. 7 killing of a man in southeast Charlotte. Martin Alexander Robinson, 18, was arrested in Tennessee, where he fled after the murder of Thomas McDonald, 22, on Cross Point Circle, according to police. Police said they received a 6:34 p.m. call Dec. 7 reporting an assault with a deadly weapon. Responding police said they found McDonald with apparent gunshot wounds. McDonald was taken to Carolinas Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead a short time later, according to police. Robinson, who is also charged with robbery with a dangerous weapon, is in the process of being extradited back to Mecklenburg County, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White Hispanic) Catholic Bishop Punched in Face (by black man) During NJ Mass: Deputies   An auxiliary bishop was punched in the face while saying prayers at a service Saturday in New Jersey, deputies and the archdiocese said. The Rev. Manuel A. Cruz needed two stitches in his lip after the attack at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Newark, the Essex Sheriff's Office said. Cruz was offering the opening prayers at a service celebrating the life of baseball player Roberto Clemente when a man in a white robe punched him in the face, knocking him backward. Charles Miller, 48, of Newark, was arrested and charged with simple assault, deputies said. He had no criminal history. Deputies were at the service because the Newark Archdiocese hires them for security, deputies said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Del City police arrest worthless black killer for double homicide at laundromat - the black female manager and a White male customer   DEL CITY, Okla. — Del City police have made an arrest in connection with the deaths of two people at a laundromat. Police have arrested 33-year-old Roshaun Bernard Jones in connection with the deaths of 42-year-old Nekia Jackson and 60-year-old Russ Roberts. Jones was taken into custody just before 3 p.m. Friday at a home near 15th and Sooner in Midwest City. Both victims were found dead at Laundry Station near Southeast 15th Street and Sunnylane Road. - (Black-on-white) |
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Felony Murder Charges for worthless black and hispanic killers of (White) Russian immigrant NJ Gas Station Worker  Two 21-year-old men face felony murder and robbery conspiracy charges, among other crimes, in the shooting death of a 57-year-old attendant at a New Jersey gas station earlier this week. Dennis Barrett and Jorge Martinez, both of Paterson, were arrested Thursday in the death of Ruslan Magamedov, who was found lying on the ground outside the gas station on First Avenue in Paterson Monday. An employee who trained the victim said he was from Russia, living alone in Fair Lawn and sending money back home. The employee said Magamedov had only been working at the station since May. It wasn't clear if Barrett or Martinez knew Magamedov prior to the shooting. Both men face up to life in prison if convicted. It wasn't clear if either man had retained an attorney who could comment on the allegations. Both are expected to be arraigned Friday. |
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Police Investigating Home Invasion In Delaware Find Marijuana Growing - 3 blacks invade white's house - police find pot   NEWARK, Del. ---A Newark resident was arrested after police found drugs in his home while responding to a report of a home invasion, authorities say. Police say around 8 a.m. on January 23, officers responded to the unit block of Prospect Avenue after receiving a 911 call. Officers were met by two victims at the house, one who was bleeding from his head. The injured victim, identified by police as Tyler Oppel, told the officers that three suspects entered his home through an unlocked door. He said one of them struck him in the head with a handgun. Police say the suspects took items from the second victim, who was uninjured, and fled the scene. During their investigation, officers noticed drug paraphernalia in the house and smelled a strong odor of burnt marijuana. Police say a search warrant was obtained and officers found marijuana plants, several individually wrapped bags of suspected cocaine, scales, packaging material and US currency. Authorities seized the items and arrested Oppel for allegedly maintaining a drug property and related charges. Police say on January 25, detectives located Jason Mackey, 39, in the area of South College Avenue and Welsh Tract Road after learning he may have been involved in the robbery. Authorities say a second suspect, Elijah Stevens, 23, was connected to the robbery through mutual acquaintances. Authorities say they are seeking information on the third suspect. - (Black-on-white)
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Update: Sketch Released Of (black) Suspect In Murder of 81-Year-Old (White) Woman   Memphis Police have released a sketch of the suspect in the murder of an 81-year-old woman, who was killed Sunday while leaving her son’s apartment. Catherine Wicker was leaving the Sycamore Lakes Apartments on Forest Hill Court about 5:40 p.m. Sunday, when police say a man tried to take her purse. Police say the suspect and Wicker struggled, and a witness stepped in and was able to get Wicker’s purse away from the robber. Police say the suspect jumped into a car, and tried to run over the intervening witness, but hit Wicker. Dragging her body under the car and through the parking lot. She was taken to Regional One, where she died. - (Black-on-white) |
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Evil jungle beast black rapist, sexual deviant and killer who murdered a White woman seeks new sentence or release   Kevin Stanford, who was sentenced to death in 1982 for one of Louisville’s most notorious murders — then had his sentenced commuted to life without parole by Gov. Paul Patton because he was only 17 at the time of the crime — is now asking to be freed from prison. Stanford, now 53, filed a petition this week in federal court in Louisville demanding a new sentencing hearing or the nullification of his sentence. Mona Mills, the sister of Stanford’s victim, Barbel Poore, said in an interview Friday that she doesn’t buy Stanford’s rehabilitation. He is a sexual deviant and a killer,” she said. “He needs to never come out, ever, and pray tell he doesn’t.” On Jan. 7, 1981, Stanford and David Buchanan, then 16, for 45 minutes took turns sodomizing and raping Poore, 20, a single mother, who was working alone in the Cheker Oil Co. station. Stanford drove Poore a few blocks away in her mother's 1973 Chevrolet Impala, where he let her smoke a final cigarette, then fired two shots from a .38-caliber pistol into her head and face, leaving her body in the back seat with her pants pulled down around her ankles, her buttocks exposed. Then he returned to the station, stealing 300 cartons of cigarettes, lighters and $143 in cash. In 1992, he was placed in disciplinary segregation for six months for sexually sodomizing another inmate. - (Black-on-white) |
Exclusive: ‘I Thought My Neck Was Broken,’ (White Hispanic) Woman Jumped By pack of 20 (feral black) Teens In Boerum Hill  NEW YORK — A young woman was targeted by nearly two dozen attackers on a Brooklyn street. The victim said the brutal assault seemed to have no motive beyond cruelty. “I was getting dragged to the ground, punched left and right,” Jennifer Medina said speaking exclusively. Medina’s walk home from the train station after school last week turned into a violent assault. Her attackers got away with her cell phone battery, a pair of headphones, and her sense of security. “I’m more aware now, I and I look back, I always look back now,” she said. Medina was left with cuts and bruises and a scraped up back. “I thought my neck was broken because of all the pain because I got kicked in the head,” she said. Police said the pack of at least 20 teenagers attacked Medina on Fourth Avenue near St. Mark’s Place in Boerum Hill. Surveillance video captured the faces of a few of the teenage boys and girls. The group surrounded Median and began to taunt her. “They was like ‘oh, what are you going to do about it? What are you going to do about it,” she recalled. After the assault the attackers smashed her phone on the ground and ran away. “I think they just decided to do that because they didn’t have anything better to do with their lives,” she said. - (Black-on-white) |
Police: (Black) Boyfriend fatally shot (white) girlfriend before killing himself inside the mobile home  INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- Indianapolis Metropolitan police say a deadly shooting on the near southwest side appears to be a case of murder-suicide. Two people were found shot to death at a mobile home park in the 3000 block of West Morris Street Wednesday night. Several neighbors had called 911 to report gunshots in the area.
Police arrived around 8 p.m. to find a mobile home with its door partially open. Officers saw a woman and man inside the mobile home; both were suffering from gunshot wounds.
Investigators believe Eric Harden shot and killed his girlfriend Tiffany Greer before turning the gun on himself. “I deep down inside feel like she was trying to leave him and he was jealous...,” said Tiffany’s brother Johney Greer. Tiffany’s two year old daughter was inside the home when the killings took place but thankfully was not hurt. The suspect in this case had a history of violence long before the deadly shooting. According to court records, in 2013 prosecutors charged Harden with domestic violence. In 2015 he was charged again with resisting law enforcement and last year was sentenced to anger control counseling. The IMPD also says they were called to the couple’s home in 2015 after a violent fight between the victim and suspect during which some property was damaged. “Unfortunate circumstances like this are also an opportunity to educate,” said Catherine O’Connor with the Julian Center. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Boyfriend of missing (white) Abilene mother arrested  ABILENE, Texas - The boyfriend of a missing Abilene woman has been arrested on an outstanding warrant. The Abilene police SWAT team arrested Justin Bennett, 32, for the warrant for assault, forgery and parole violation Thursday, the same day his girlfriend Meagan Dearman was publicly reported missing. Police say the arrest is unrelated to Dearman’s investigation, but that Bennett is a "person of interest" in Dearman's disappearance. Abilene Police Department's Criminal Investigations Division and Missing Persons Unit are actively looking for Dearman. On Thursday, the department used its unmanned aerial system on the south side of Abilene to look for any evidence of a possible crime. Dearmen was reportedly last seen on Jan. 17. The police are asking the public for any information that might help locate her. - (Black-on-white) |
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Fayetteville police arrest cowardly bushy-headed black for murder of 86-year-old decorated (White) Army veteran  FAYETTEVILLE, North Carolina -- The Fayetteville Police Department says a man is charged with first-degree murder in the death of a decorated United States Army veteran. Wednesday, January 18, 86-year-old Gerald "Jerry" Gillespie was found dead in an apartment in the 5 block of Briar Circle after his family contacted police because they hadn't heard from him. Police said 21-year-old Jameel Malik Davidson was captured in Miami by US Marshals. He's also charged with robbery with a dangerous weapon. Police said Davidson lived in the same apartment complex as Gillespie. - (Black-on-white) |
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Jury convicts (black) Chester man of "involuntary" manslaughter in June 2016 stabbing death of White man  CHESTER — After three hours and 15 minutes of deliberation, a Randolph County jury found London Williams guilty of involuntary manslaughter Thursday in the June 2016 stabbing death of Timothy Michael. In the back row, friends and family of the victim held hands and cried. Williams was relieved when the verdict was read. Williams and his friend, Donald Weaver, went to the street to fight in front of Bernasek’s bar in Chester. The two postured and yelled, but had not yet thrown a punch. Michael entered the conflict and punched Williams between one and six times, according to witness testimony. At that point, London fell back and put his head on the railing in front of the bar... Williams drew the 3-inch red folding knife, which was used to kill Michael. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) DeSoto deputies recovering after shootout with (black) suspect eventually killed in exchange   A Wednesday night shootout that ended with two DeSoto County sheriff's deputies wounded and a suspect with a lengthy criminal record dead unfolded about 9 p.m. when the deputies spotted an armed robbery suspect in the Kroger parking lot on Stateline Road near Interstate 55 in Southaven. The DeSoto County Sheriff's Department released details Thursday about the fatal encounter, during which K-9 Unit Deputy Brandon Hutchens was struck once in the chest by a round that entered in the seam of his body armor. Hutchens is an 11½-year law enforcement veteran, including 8½ years with the DeSoto sheriff's department. He was listed in critical condition after undergoing surgery at the Regional Medical Center in Memphis for damage to a lung and other internal organs. He is expected to make a full recovery, according to DeSoto County Sheriff Bill Rasco. Sgt. Hunter Garrett, in law enforcement for 7½ years and with the Sheriff's Department for 6½ years, was struck by one round in the left foot. He was released after undergoing treatment at the Regional Medical Center. Authorities identified the suspect slain in the gun battle as Kevin Darnell Washington, 54. He was pronounced dead at the scene. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Omaha woman previously pimped by black boyfriend was shot dead with her current black druggie boyfriend   The 23-year-old woman who was fatally shot early Thursday was a teen math whiz whose life spiraled after she hung out with the wrong people, her mother said. Kathy Higgins said her daughter, Ashlyn Higgins, bounced from school to school, then was pimped out in California by a controlling boyfriend. Over the last year, she said, Ashlyn was sporadically dating Parris Stamps, a man Kathy didn’t approve of. “I don’t get along with Parris, and I didn’t like (Ashlyn’s) lifestyle,” Kathy said. “I haven’t talked to her for a couple months, which I hate now.” Omaha police said Stamps and Ashlyn were together when they were shot in northeast Omaha early Thursday. Just after 1:35 a.m., police officers responded to Creighton University Medical Center after a car arrived there with two shooting victims. Higgins, 23, was treated for her wounds, but she died. Stamps, 27, was being treated for a gunshot wound and was expected to survive, police said. Kathy Higgins said she thinks the shooting may have stemmed from a drug deal. She said she often saw the couple smoke marijuana together Ashlyn and Stamps had a rocky relationship that was on and off, Kathy Higgins said. The two of them had lived with Kathy Higgins in an apartment for a while, she said, but she kicked them out because she didn’t approve of Stamps. A former boyfriend of Ashlyn’s had forced the young woman into prostitution in many states, Kathy Higgins said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man Arrested For Killing (white) Pregnant Eagan Woman - "The suspect and the victim were in a relationship together."  EAGAN, Minn. — We’re learning more about Senicha Lessman, the 25-year-old pregnant woman killed Tuesday inside her Eagan home. Vern Mouelle, 23, of Brooklyn Park, was arrested shortly after the body was found. Authorities say he was in a relationship with Lessman. Mouelle was booked into the Dakota County Jail but has not yet been charged with a crime. Prosecutors say he could be charged with two counts of first-degree murder as early as Thursday. Family members found Lessman’s body Tuesday afternoon inside her home on Alden Pond Lane, investigators said. She had trauma to her face and neck. She was also 32 weeks pregnant. A recent social media post shows an ultrasound of her unborn baby boy. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black woman charged with aggravated battery for pelting police officer with a 'deadly weapon' - her wet and used tampon   A 28-year-old Florida woman was arrested after she threw a used tampon at a police officer. According to a police report, Tecora Fields was involved in a fight on Monday in St. Petersburg when police arrived on the scene. As officers tried to restore order, Fields began taunting them, using expletives and telling them that she would hit them with her tampon "in the mouth." Officers then saw Fields open her pants and grab something from her genitals. She threw the “wet, white paper object,” striking St. Petersburg police officer André Sousa on the left shoulder. Fields tried to flee the scene, but was handcuffed after officers tasered her. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black on White) Stomp! Graphic video shows assault of Murfreesboro WM, 17 by (soulless, evil, jungle beast, feral colored boy)  MURFREESBORO, TN - Disturbing new video has been released showing a violent assault on a Murfreesboro teen. It happened just a few doors down from his home as he got off the school bus. John and Teresa Bodle asked Channel 4 not to identify their son. He has since recovered from his injuries. The Bodles said they want the public to see these videos because the accused attacker will be sentenced next month. “We’ve been trying to bring justice to our son and to the community,” John Bodle said. The attack took place Jan. 20, 2016. At the time, their son was a sophomore at Riverdale High School. “Two assailants drove up in a car, one jumped out, jumped on his back, beat him unconscious,” John Bodle said. “My son says he doesn't remember anything.” The assailant, 18-year-old Mickal Ladd, pleaded guilty to felony aggravated assault. John Bodle said the videos were released to him last week by the Murfreesboro District Attorney's office. “I’ve seen no repentance on the part of Mickal Ladd,” he said. “We want the community to be safe from him.”The Bodles are now homeschooling their son. - (Black-on-white) |
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Two Phoenix White men assaulted, stripped and whipped with a belt by racist blacks PHOENIX - Police say three men allegedly forced their way into a Phoenix home where they made two men remove their clothes and lay on top of each other while being whipped with a belt. Court records show that on Dec. 8, three men entered an apartment near 16th and Glendale avenues where they assaulted the two male occupants. Police say they forced the two men to remove their clothes and lay on top of each other, while they were whipping them with one of the victim’s belt. Police say that during the 45-minute assault, the suspects would continually ask the men if they were gay. One of the suspects, later identified as 25-year-old Dayuan Holloway, spoke to the victims as he was whipping them saying, "the white man gets to hit us, we get to hit you." A witness to the assault recognized one suspect as Holloway. A photo of Holloway was later shown to the victims who also identified him as one of the suspects. Police say the suspects stole a cell phone and $30 in cash from the victims. Holloway was located on Jan. 17, already in custody on unrelated charges. He has been charged with kidnapping, aggravated robbery and aggravated assault. Police have not made clear whether the other two suspects involved have been arrested. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Person of interest sought in hit-and-run where (White) victim was dragged for miles  NEW ORLEANS, LA - New Orleans police have issued a composite sketch of a person of interest wanted in connection with a hit-and-run where the victim was dragged underneath the car for six miles from the French Quarter to the West Bank. The victim, 28-year-old Josh Woodruff, was found on New Year's Day 2016 on the Crescent City Connection just before the General DeGualle Drive exit. According to police, the person of interest was seen driving what they believe to be a black Nissan Altima or Toyota Camry. He was last seen driving the vehicle westbound across the Crescent City Connection before exiting at General DeGualle and L.B. Landry Avenue. The person of interest is described as a black male, who is 18-24 years of age. He has a thin build, a brown/light brown complexion, thin braids and a green wing tattoo outline on the left side of his neck. Investigators say that the individual is wanted for questioning. Police said Woodruff, a native of Omaha, NE and a Harvard graduate, was struck near the intersection of Decatur and Dumaine Streets around 1 a.m. His family has remained in contact with NOPD investigators who continued to work the case in order to bring the Woodruffs some closure. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) 7-Eleven Employee Held At Gunpoint; 4 (black) Suspects Wanted BENSALEM, Pa. —Police in Bensalem are searching for four armed men they say held a 7-Eleven employee at gunpoint while robbing the store. It happened on Saturday around 11:30 p.m. near Park Avenue and Hulmeville Road. Police say the suspects demanded money and cigarettes. Video release by police shows the suspects running around the store with guns, some of them stealing money from the register. Anyone who can help identify the suspects is asked to call Bensalem Police at (215) 633-3719. - (Black-on-white) |
Three (BLACK) Suspects In Death Of (White) UAFS Student Charged With First-Degree Murder  FORT SMITH — The three juveniles arrested in connection to the death of a University of Arkansas-Fort Smith student have been charged. According to Sebastian County Prosecuting Attorney Daniel Shue, Shakur Sharp, James Sharp and Dionte Parks were charged with first-degree murder, as well as two aggravated robbery accounts and kidnapping, all felony charges. A probable cause affidavit stated that intruders broke into Kaleb Watson’s house, tied him up and demanded to know where any valuable items might be. Watson pointed out where his wallet and phone were, and shortly after escaped his restraints. While struggling with an intruder, Watson was shot multiple times. The intruders then fled. Witness told investigators that Shakur Sharp admitted that he and the two other suspects entered the residence to steal, that he shot Watson. Witnesses said that James Sharp admitted to plotting and participating int he crime. Parks admitted to providing a tote bag and shoelaces to the Sharps, and also to ringing the front door bell so the other two could enter the house around the back. The suspects will be arraigned on Wednesday (Feb. 3). - (Black-on-white) |
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| Manhunt for (cold-blooded black) gunman after (White) off-duty police officer executed and suspect's girlfriend shot dead in Louisiana Louisiana police hunted Friday for a man they say shot and killed two people, including an off-duty police officer. Officer Michael Louviere, 26, of Westwego, was shot in neighboring Marrero, Jefferson Parish Sheriff Newell Normand. The other victim was a woman Louviere had stopped to help around 6:30 a.m. on his way home from work. He was shot in the back of the head, Normand said. Dozens of officers from multiple agencies were searching for Sylvester Holt, 32, who had been romantically involved with the woman. Several women had taken out protective orders against him, the sheriff said. The shooting unfolded outside of Visitation of Our Lady School, located just across the Mississippi River from New Orleans. - (Black-on-white) |
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Portsmouth Murder: (Black) man Pleads Guilty to murdering his white girlfriend - rewarded with free room, board and medical for life  NEWPORT, RI — Raymond Ramsey, 51, pleaded guilty today in Newport Superior Court to the murder of his girl friend, Yolanda McArdle, 42. He stabbed her 11 times. He was sentenced to life in prison "for the charge of second degree murder domestic and 10 years, to serve concurrent, for the charge of violating a no contact order." Ramsey took the deal, but the State was prepared to prove the case, if he hadn't, Kilmartin's office said. "On the September 8, 2015, the Portsmouth Police received a phone call from an individual who lived downstairs from the defendant and victim. The neighbor reported hearing loud noises from the apartment directly above hers. "Portsmouth Police responded to the apartment complex to investigate. When a police officer knocked on the apartment door, the defendant partially opened the door. The police officer observed a large amount of blood on the defendant and on the floor of the apartment. He also observed a female, later identified as the victim, lying motionless and covered in blood on a nearby bed. The defendant stated his wounds were self-inflicted and that he had murdered Ms. McArdle. “This is another tragic case of (interracial) domestic violence escalating to murder. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police arrest (black beast) charged in 2011 murder of (his white) girlfriend  TOLEDO, OH - Family and friends of Jennifer Molnar are closer to having closure after a man was indicted for Jennifer's murder back in 2011. Robert Mathis II was arrested by US Marshals in downtown Toledo on Friday. Police say he had been their suspect since the beginning of the case. "Initially, he was what I would call a primary suspect,” explained Lieutenant Joe Heffernan with the Toledo Police Department. “They lived as boyfriend and girlfriend together, there were some inconsistencies in his story from the beginning so we always kind of had our eye on him." Toledo Police say Mathis called 911 on June 8, 2011. He told them he found Molnar in the basement of their home next to the hot water heater in water. He said he moved her upstairs in an attempt to revive her. Detectives from the investigation said Molnar suffered blunt force trauma. "We were able to get some evidence back from BCI (Bureau of Criminal Investigation) that pointed us more in the direction of Mathis,” said Lt. Heffernan. “That coupled with some interviews that we did and more follow up with the detective led to the probable cause to present to the grand jury." Mathis was indicted and charged with aggravated murder and murder on Friday. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Homeless black man) found guilty of second degree murder (of White man) * Defense played the 'Queer defense card'  A jury convicted Taikwan Crosby of second degree murder with a weapon after close to eight hours of deliberation Thursday. Crosby was on trial for the brutal death of a senior citizen who offered a then-homeless Crosby a place to sleep for the night in 2013. The victim, James Faucett, 60, was beaten, bludgeoned and stabbed in his Wisteria Avenue home in the hours after meeting the defendant. Neither the state nor the defense denied that Crosby killed Faucett, but Crosby claimed he attacked Faucett in self defense after the older man attempted a sexual advance on the younger man. The two men met at a Kangaroo gas station in Escambia County on the night of April 28. Neither party denied that Crosby got into Faucett’s car and went home with him. It was what happened next that was in question.The state claimed Crosby was a desperate criminal who flirted and showed interest in an older man at the gas station in the hopes of taking advantage of him. The prosecutor argued that had the attack been self defense as claimed, it's not likely Crosby would have then stolen Faucett's car, tried to use his ATM cards, buried the vehicle's license plate and fled law enforcement, as Crosby's own initial testimony to police stated. Assistant State Attorney Bridgette Jensen told the jury that Crosby led Faucett on to believe the two would have sex, and Faucett ended up dead only hours later. "Mr. Faucett can't tell you what happened, but his injuries can," she said. The defense, on the other hand, claimed Faucett was a sexual predator who used Crosby's homelessness as a way to lure him back to his home to have sex with him. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Suspect Arrested In Deadly Shooting - (White man killed in parking lot)  EDMOND, Oklahoma - Police say they have arrested a suspect believed to be connected to the deadly shooting at an Edmond fast food restaurant, Tuesday night. The suspect has been identified as 33-year-old Anthony Adams Millan. Officers arrested Millan just before 1 p.m. Police say 23 -year-old Christian Chancey was shot and killed in the parking lot of the Braum's store located on I-35 and E. 15th St. Investigators believe there was an argument, shots were fired and Millan took off. Police have not said what led them to arrest Millan. He is expected to be booked into the Oklahoma County Jail on a complaint of First-Degree Murder at 4 p.m. - (Black-on-white) |
Hatefull racist rock-throwing (black) teens ‘terrorized’ her, (White) woman charged with shooting 15-year-old  A woman charged with shooting a teenage boy in the head Monday night said Wednesday that she and her husband had been terrorized at home by a group of rock-throwing teens for a week and “felt really unsafe and extremely threatened.” Elisabeth Cannon, 47, faces two counts of aggravated assault in the shooting of 15-year-old Vernon Marcus Jr., who remains in critical condition at a Macon hospital. She was booked in the Bibb County jail Monday night and released Tuesday evening, records show. In the front yard of her home in the 4000 block of Bloomfield Drive on Wednesday afternoon, Cannon said that Marcus and two other teens had been throwing rocks at her car and house for more than a week. “We’ve never had personal attacks on our house,” said Cannon, who has lived there with her husband, Scott, for 22 years. The trio of rock-throwing teens “get so bold that they’ll even throw rocks at you while you’re sitting in your car,” Cannon said. “They’ll throw rocks at your house while you’re standing at the door.” “A second before I looked up ... all the rocks come flying toward the house and right at me,” Cannon said. Cannon, a nurse who is now disabled, readily admits that she pulled from her pocket a .38 caliber gun and aimed it in the direction of the teens. One of the bullets went through Marcus’s forehead and exited the back of his head, the report said. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Pit bull owner in custody after (White) child dies in attack   ATLANTA - A little boy died on the scene of a pit bull attack Tuesday morning. Within hours, the dog owner was in custody. Six-year-old Logan Braatz was killed, five-year-old Syrai Sanders was seriously injured, and a third child was treated and released. Officials were called to the 1200 block of Gideons Drive in SW Atlanta around 7:20 a.m. Tuesday. SkyTracker 11 flew over the scene where belongings were seen scattered over the road. Shamonte Clayton lives in the neighborhood and said he was awoken to the sound of screams. "I knew it had to be something serious because this is the time the kids go to school," he said. Clayton said he ran outside and saw one dog standing over a little girl who was hurt. "She had been mauled and bitten up really badly," he said. After that, he said he ran off a dog standing near the little boy's "life-less body." "The mother was standing there screaming. She couldn't pick the child up, so I picked his body up and carried him to the ambulance," he said. Clayton said he's seen the dogs before. "They frequent the neighborhood a lot...they haven't been aggressive in the past," he said. "Why are you letting two full grown pit bulls roam this neighborhood freely when the neighborhood is full of elementary school aged kids," Clayton asked of the owner. Investigators identified Cameron Tucker as the owner of the dogs. One dog was shot and another was taken into custody. Tucker was also arrested. He was charged with two counts of reckless conduct. Those are misdemeanor charges. Wednesday morning, the Fulton County District Attorney’ Office added two felony manslaughter charges. Pickard said a group of elementary-aged kids were walking to school when the attack happened. "We had some brave kids, some kids ran back to the scene to pull the dogs off the children that were injured," he said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Three black suspects wanted for murder of white woman with black boyfriend, 2 others dead and 2 others wounded including 2-yr-old  KANSAS CITY, Mo. - UPDATE Police have released descriptions for three suspects in the triple murder in Kansas City, Missouri on Thursday. One suspect is described as a black man with a light complexion and shoulder-length dreadlocks. The second is a black male who was wearing a light gray hoodie at the time. A third suspect as a black male. Police said two women and one man died in the shooting. They were later identified as Victoria Brown, 28, Ali Brown, 20, and Darrell Thomas, 29. A 2-year-old child and a woman were injured in the shooting and taken to hospitals. The child is in critical condition, and the woman is expected to recover. - (Black-on-white) |
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Bushy-headed black Teen Arrested For Annapolis Homicide (of White man)   BALTIMORE — A 19-year-old from Annapolis was arrested Monday night and faces a number of charges for the murder of a 55-year-old man back on January 2. Calum Jeramiah Thomas faces a first-degree murder charge, first and second-degree assault charges, and several gun charges in the case. Thomas was arrested for the murder of Terry Paul Crouse, who was found shot outside his home. Police continued their investigation, and found that Thomas was the person who shot Crouse. Police also say this “was not a random act of violence.” An arrest warrant was obtained for Thomas, and police were able to arrest him without incident on January 16. - (Black-on-white) |
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Two black 'B/M's 1 in gorilla mask attack gay white Theater Director Outside Target With Pipe DALLAS – Police are looking for two men who brutally attacked a local theater director with a pipe outside of an Uptown Target store. Derek Whitener, artistic and education director of The Firehouse Theatre in Farmers Branch is recovering in the intensive care unit from a fractured skull, bleeding and swelling of his brain. Whitener had just finished acting and singing in a show at the theatre Saturday night and decided to stop for groceries at the Target off of Haskell Avenue near U.S. Highway 75. It was then that two masked men — one wearing a monkey mask, and another in a ski mask — approached him outside of the store. The 33-year-old’s attorney and friends said he wasn’t robbed. At this point in the investigation, there’s no known reason for the attack. His family and friends are shocked by what happened. Described at “creative, passionate” on a Go Fund Me page set up to help with medical bills, Whitener faces at least six to eight weeks for a full recovery. - (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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SHIAWASSEE COUNTY - A third person was charged in connection to the double murder carried out in a Walmart parking lot last week in Owosso. Investigators say the getaway driver, a woman connected to the brothers originally charged, is behind bars now too. 34-year-old Erin Mongar - (
NEW ORLEANS – The man authorities say shot and killed a woman he'd been romantically involved with and a police officer who had tried to help her has died, hours after shooting himself in the chest during a standoff with authorities on a New Orleans bridge. Col. John Fortunato, a spokesman for the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office, said