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 Pro 10:23 [It is] as sport to a fool to do mischief: but a man of understanding hath wisdom. |
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Sports: Jury rejects definitive DNA evidence in gang rape of white student by black basketballers |
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Sports: Ex-Cowboys QB faces drug charge Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Quincy Carter was arrested early Friday on a charge of possession of marijuana. Police arrived to a home they found Mr. Carter inside a house causing a disturbance, said Officer David Tull, police spokesman. Mr. Carter, who was booked into the jail under his full name Lavonya Quintelle Carter, was found with less than two ounces of marijuana. He was released from the Irving Jail after posting $500 bail, jail officials said. His bail was paid by Fort Worth Star-Telegram sports columnist Randy Galloway who said "I've had a lot of fun with Quincy over the years, his problems and everything else," Mr. Galloway said. "But it's Christmas and Quincy Carter is in jail, and I hate to see that happen. ... For him to be in the position today where he can't post a $500 bond, there's unfortunate problems in his life." - (Newsroom) - (Sports) |
Sports: Two Quinnipiac University basketballers have been arrested on charges they attacked a woman.  On October 19th a female student says two freshman basketball players, 18-year-olds Trevon Charles and James Feldeine, grabbed her by the arms, pushed her into one of the dorm's bathrooms and refused to let her leave. Police say, the young woman ran into the shower and turned on the water but Charles urinated on her leg. The student reported the incident to the resident assistant but then began getting harassing e-mails, and on Friday afternoon the two players were arrested by police in the athletic director's office. A girl now caught in the middle of a growing scandal. Because of the new state statute concerning bodily fluids, inspired by a UConn case where two students masturbated onto a sleeping female student, Charles is now charged with sexual assault, which carries a much steeper penalty and more damaging future repercussions. - (Newsroom) - (Sports) |
Sport: Suspect in TCU gang-rape case indicted in bail jumping   FORT WORTH - One of three former TCU athletes accused of sexually assaulting another student in a dorm room was back in custody on accusations that he violated his bail conditions. And he has now been charged with a new crime -- bail jumping. Lorenzo L. Jones, 20, was arrested at his girlfriend's Fort Worth apartment by fugitive officers with the Tarrant County Sheriff's Department, who had to force their way inside. Jones, a former football player, and two former basketball players, Virgil Allen Taylor and Shannon Behling, are accused of sexually assaulting an 18-year-old woman in a dorm room while she was unconscious. The woman told police that one of the suspects had given her a sports drink before the sexual assault and that she believed that she had been drugged. On Friday, a Tarrant County grand jury indicted Jones on the charge of bail jumping -- a third-degree felony punishable by two to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $10,000. Taylor and Behling, both 19, remain free on bail. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Sports) Ref: Suspects' statements detail attack on woman FORT WORTH -- Three TCU students accused of raping a fourth student in one of the men's dormitory rooms Oct. 13 laughed during the incident and later concocted a plan to minimize what they had done, one of the men told police. The victim, 18, at first thought she had been raped by only one of the men, Virgil Allen Taylor, because she was unconscious during much of the attack, according to arrest warrant affidavits. All three of the suspects are former athletes at TCU. The alleged role of the two other accused students, Shannon Behling and Lorenzo Jones, did not surface until police interviewed Taylor, who implicated Behling. An interview with Behling revealed that Jones was also involved, the affidavit stated. |
| Sports: Arrest warrant issued for ex-TCU athlete in dorm gang rape A Fort Worth judge has issued an arrest warrant for one of three former TCU athletes accused of sexually assaulting a student in a dorm room. Tarrant County State District Judge Wayne Salvant issued the warrant for Lorenzo Labell Jones' arrest. Officials and court documents show the move came after he learned Jones had failed to report to his supervision officer after a Monday hearing. Jones is a 20-year-old former football player. He and former basketball players Virgil Allen Taylor and Shannon Behling, both 19, are accused of sexually assaulting an 18-year-old woman while she was unconscious. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Sports) |
Sports: Diverse UAlbany footballer gang rape suspects in court One UAlbany football player is out on bail and another is scheduled to be in court Friday morning after they, along with another member of the team, were accused of raping a female student early Sunday morning. Lorenzo Ashbourne (left), 18, posted bail and was released from Albany County Correctional Facility Thursday morning. Charles Guadagno (right) is scheduled to appear in Guilderland Town Court Friday at 8:30 a.m. Julius Harris (center) , shackled and in an orange jumpsuit, went before a Guilderland Town Court Judge Thursday. His bail was set at $50,000, and his case will now go to the grand jury. - (Sports) - (Newsroom) |
Sports: Dominican Police Issue Warrant for Chicago White Sox Shortstop Juan Uribe in Shooting of 2 Men Dominican authorities were seeking Juan Uribe after issuing an arrest warrant Monday for the Chicago White Sox shortstop in connection with the shooting of two men. Uribe and a bodyguard are suspected of shooting and wounding a Dominican farmer and a captain in the Italian Navy with a pistol and a shotgun when the pair walked too close to Uribe's jeep around midnight Friday, authorities said. The navy captain, Dondolin Alessandro, was treated for wounds to his stomach and hands. The farmer, Antonio Gonzalez Perez, had an elbow injury. - (Sports) |
Black footballer "Fright Night" get 108 yrs for 4 rapes PHOENIX -- A former Arizona State University football player appeared in court for sentencing Friday.In June, Mitchell "Fright Night" Freedman was found guilty of raping women at gunpoint.Freedman was convicted on 15 counts, including kidnapping, theft, aggravated assault, sexual assault and sexual abuse. The former ASU star allegedly raped at least four women over the span of a decade.On Friday, a judge sentenced Freedman on 14 of the 15 counts for a total sentence of 108 years to be served consecutively. - (Newsroom) - (Sports) |
Sports: Miami Suspends 8 For Football Fight  The five players ejected in the fight — offensive linemen Derrick Morse and Chris Barney, running back Charlie Jones, and cornerbacks Carlos Armour and Bruce Johnson — would be suspended. Coker also suspended safeties Anthony Reddick and Brandon Meriweather and fullback James Bryant. - (Sports) |
| Sports: 5 Black Duquesne Basketball Players Shot On Campus by a short black male The shooter is described only as a black man, about 5 feet 4 inches tall, who was wearing a white T-shirt. The shootings occurred about 2:15 a.m. on Academic Walk after a dance in the Duquesne Union attended by 200 people and sponsored by the university's Black Student Union. The university is providing counseling services for victims and other students. - (Newsroom) - (Sports) |
Sports: Chargers Linebacker Steve Foley Shot Chargers linebacker Steve Foley was wounded by an off-duty policeman in front of his suburban home Sunday, team and sheriff's department officials said. His condition wasn't immediately known. "We have confirmed that linebacker Steve Foley was shot early this morning," team spokesman Bill Johnston said in a statement. "We'll try to provide more information as it becomes available. Right now all of our thoughts are with Steve." The early morning shooting occurred after an off-duty policeman reported seeing a suspected drunken driver weaving in and out of traffic on an area highway and attempted to pull him over, said sheriff's Lt. Dennis Brugos. The linebacker's agent, David Levine, confirmed to The Associated Press that it was Foley who was involved in the shooting. "My understanding is he was shot three times in front of his house by an off-duty officer and that he's in surgery," Levine said. - (Sports) - (Newsroom) |
Sports: Former NBA all-star Eddie Johnson arrested and charged with sexually assaulting an 8-year-old girl OCALA, Fla. — Former NBA All-Star Eddie Johnson has been arrested and charged with sexually assaulting an 8-year-old girl, authorities said Tuesday night. Johnson, 51, was charged Tuesday with sexual battery on a child under the age of 12 and residential burglary for entering the apartment where the girl was staying while her mother was out, said Sgt. Russ Kern of the Ocala police department. The girl told detectives Johnson ordered her into a bedroom, where he sexually assaulted her, according to the police report. He then told her "not to tell anyone about what just happened," and tried to kiss her in the kitchen before leaving the apartment. - (crime) - (Sports) - (Newsroom) Not the same "Eddie Johson"? "One apology isn't enough for Eddie Johnson. He wants an apology every day of every week for the next year, if not for the rest of his life. The Chicago Tribune, a national radio show and a number of TV stations have smeared his fine name, mistakenly identifying the Chicago-bred basketball legend and former University of Illinois star as the Eddie Johnson charged last week with sexually assaulting an 8-year-old girl in Florida." |
Sports: More arrests likely in alleged gang rape of 11-year-old by black footballers  FRESNO, California (AP) -- More arrests are likely in a rape case involving an 11-year-old girl who may have been attacked by as many as 10 men, according to police.
Two arrests have been made in the Saturday attack, and officials said they have identified eight others as persons of interest. Most or all are students at either Fresno City College or Reedley College, police said.
The Fresno Bee reported that police were waiting for analysis of evidence, including DNA samples, before deciding whether to seek charges against six additional Fresno City College football players they had interviewed Sunday about the case. Eddie Scott, left, and Mackey Davis, seen in photos from the 2005 Reedley College football program. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Sports) |
Sports: 2 Fresno College Athletes Arrested in Gang Rape of 11 Year Old Girl Police have arrested two men and identified eight others as persons of interest. They say most or all are football players at either Fresno City College or Reedley College. Twenty-year-old Mackey Davis and 19-year-old Eddie Scott are each being held on 100-thousand dollars bail on child molestation and oral copulation charges. Officials say the victim is an 11-year-old runaway who went to the apartments Saturday night alone to meet an aquaintance. Police say when she got there, she became the victim of a sexual assault that involved as many as 10 men. Police say many of these men are either current or former football players for Fresno City College or Reedley College. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Sports) |
Sports: Minnesota Basketballer Eddie Griffin was drunk and masturbating when he crashed his luxury SUV |
Sports: Felony charges dropped in plea deal by Utah footballer in gang-rape case The Utah County Attorney's Office has decided to drop felony charges against a Brigham Young University football player who took a plea deal in a 2004 rape case. The decision to drop charges against Karland Bennett, 21, came after the teenage girl who accused the football players of rape told government prosecutors she didn't want to take the stand again in another trial. Bennett was one of four men indicted by a grand jury for the alleged sexual assault at a Provo apartment in August 2004. Bennett opted to negotiate with prosecutors, pleading guilty to reduced charges instead of going to trial on aggravated sex-abuse charges. In exchange, he testified during the trial against peers and former athletes B.J. Mathis and Ibrahim Rashada. But when the jury found Mathis and Rashada not guilty, Bennett's attorney, Greg Skordas, filed a motion to withdraw Bennett's previous guilty plea. At that time, Skordas said Bennett, when he agreed to a plea deal, was promised a sentence no harsher than what Rashada and Mathis would face. - (more sports) |
Sports: Black high school football player charged with rape of 13-year-old girl  A Lexington Catholic High School athlete has been arrested and charged with raping a 13-year-old girl, Lexington police said yesterday. Cornell Burbage II, 19, is charged with two counts of second-degree sodomy and one count of second-degree rape. Police arrested Burbage yesterday after family members brought the girl to St. Joseph East Hospital on Sunday and reported that she had been raped.- (Newsroom) - (crime) - (more sports) |
Sports: Low-down Youth Baseball Coach Charged With Indecency with 14-year-old boy TEXAS CITY, Texas -- A youth baseball coach and school district employee was arrested and charged with indecency of a child Troy Anthony West, 35, works for the Texas City Independent School District as a technology specialist. He's also a coach for the Pony Colt baseball team. West had homosexual contact with a 14-year-old Texas City boy. Officials said it was not related to any of his activities at local schools or the Pony Colt league. West was arrested at his home Tuesday. Friends and neighbors were shocked. "He hangs out here, comes over and plays with my boys -- plays basketball - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (more sports) |
Sports: Naval Academy footballer rape suspect to face Court-Martial Lamar S. Owens Jr., last season's starting quarterback for the U.S. Naval Academy, will face a court-martial on rape and other charges, Navy officials said yesterday.
A second football player will also face a court-martial on charges of indecent assault and other offenses in connection with a separate incident, the academy said. The charges stem from a Jan. 29 incident in which Owens is suspected of entering his accuser's dorm room and raping her. - (more sports) |
Sports: Woman Who Accused Former UK Basketball Star Hayes Of Rape Files Civil Suit Against Him The woman whose rape allegations against former UK basketball star Chuck Hayes last year were dismissed has now filed a civil lawsuit against him in federal court in Lexington. Cynthia Wilson Smithers claimed that Hayes raped her at Wildcat Lodge exactly a year ago - on April 20, 2005. After an investigation, Fayette County Commonwealth's Attorney Ray Larson declined to send the case to a grand jury. |
Sports: Black Utah State University footballer arrested for rape  A Utah State University quarterback has been arrested and booked into jail for investigation of first-degree felony rape, police said. Jerod Walker, 19, turned himself into campus police and was booked into the Cache County Jail. Walker posted bail and was released from jail the same day. ``He denies it,'' said USU police Lt. Steve Milne. Milne said the allegations stem from a report by a 20-year-old female student who told police she went to Walker's on-campus apartment on April 9 and was raped. - (crime) - (more sports) |
Sports: Avila Basketballer Cade Accused Of Rape and Sodomy KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Prosecutors filed rape charges against an Avila University basketball player.
Harold Cade, 22, of Houston, is charged with forcible rape and sodomy against a student.
The alleged attack occurred in the fifth-floor hallway of Ridgway residence hall early Sunday morning.
The 18-year-old woman told police that she left her room to use the restroom and make a phone call when she saw Cade walking down the hallway toward her room. She said she sat down on the floor and started to use her cell phone in an effort to avoid Cade. She said Cade sat down next to her and started talking to her.
The woman claims Cade pushed her to where she was lying on the floor and then raped her. The woman said she told him "no" and to "stop," and continued to struggle with him, but she said she was too scared to scream. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (more sports) |
Murder Trial For Former City Planner Michael Chambliss who stabbed Nigerian migrant boxer to death   The decision was made in justice court Tuesday that former city planner Michael Chambliss will stand trial for murder. Chambliss is accused of stabbing a professional boxer to death in Nov. of 2005.
A judge has determined there is enough evidence to show Michael Chambliss did not act in self-defense when he used a pocketknife to kill Vincent Ekeoba. Ekeoba's friends and family clapped in the courtroom after hearing Judge William Jansen's decision to send the case to district court.
According to police, on Nov. 9, 2005, Chambliss and Ekeoba got into a fight at the 7-11 on South Torrey Pines and W. Charleston. Ekeoba is said to have allegedly hit the owner of the store and Chambliss then intervened to protect the owner. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (more sports) |
Sports: Black Basketball Coach and Janitor Allegedly Sexually Abused Six Children In His Home A lunchroom custodian at a neighborhood elementary school has been charged with sexually assaulting six children. Alonso Bracey worked as a basketball coach and custodian at Clara Barton Elementary School He has worked at the Chicago Public Schools for at least 10 years. Bracey, 35, was charged with three counts of predatory criminal sexual assault of a child, three counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse, and one count of exploitation of a child. The victims ranged from the ages of 11 to 13, and the abuse allegedly took place in his first-floor apartment. Police believe Bracey would invite the victims into his home, where he would engage in sexual conduct with them. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (more sports) |
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Sports: Feral black "high school track star" raped and murdered White Ohio State co-ed Stephanie Hummer |
| Every Black Kid Should Strive to Be a Professional Athlete - by The NCAA's (1998) annual six-year study reported that only 33% of Black male basketball players graduated and 42% of Black football players graduated at the division I level . Individually, basketball reported the lowest graduation rate in all divisions. This number tells me that 67% of Black male basketball players, in this study, who attended college did not receive proper academic advising. |
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Andre Gilbert and Mohamed Berte were suspended from the team after the woman went to civil court in Brookings on Jan. 25 and got a temporary protection order against them. In that document, she said they entered her dormitory room early in the morning on Dec. 15 and raped her. Mohamed Berte is an African from the Ivory Coast. 
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A black man was ordered held under a $1 billion bond in the 1994 slaying of Ohio State freshman