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27 Jan 2005 archive
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L.A. train crash suspect Juan Manuel Alvarez charged with murder - 11 killed, two dozen critical
  Juan Manuel Alvarez, who lived in a converted garage behind her sister’s home in suburban Compton, told the court her husband had damaged her family’s property and threatened to seek revenge on people he suspected of introducing her to another man. She said his drug use was triggering hallucinations. In addition to the 11 dead, nearly 200 people in the crash were hospitalized, Alvarez parked his Jeep Cherokee on railroad tracks in Glendale as a commuter
train approached shortly after 6 a.m. - (reader links) - (The Bobster) Ref: "Alvarez, 25, described as a devotee of ancient Mexican rituals" - " was part of formal group who performed such ceremonies in Aztec costume, Lopez said -- a headdress, a loincloth, and sandals with bells - (LA Times - subnoscription required) Citizenship status of suspect not reported. |
| Man who threatened to blow up White House wanted his illegal migrant prospective son-in-law not deported Lowell Timmer is charged with parking a block away from the White House and threatening to blow it up, unless his son-in-law got out of jail. The man says he did it for his daughter. Timmers told a judge earlier this week that he did what he did to get Aleata Timmers’s fiancé out of jail. That man, "Manuel", faces deportation because the Guatemalan illegal immigrant missed a hearing. - (reader link) |
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Atlanta: man charged with kidnapping an 18-month-old girl  A judge did not set bond for Jerry Rowe when he made his first court appearance Wednesday.
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Sports: NFL star Jamal Lewis only gets four months in drug case ATLANTA - Ravens star Jamal Lewis hobbled into federal court on crutches Wednesday, apologized for a drug-related crime and received a mild, four-month prison term from a sympathetic judge Orinda Evans who said the case against him was weak. Lewis, 25, the NFL Offensive Player of the Year in 2003, was indicted last February and charged with helping arrange a cocaine deal in 2000 for the co-defendant, Angelo Jackson, a hometown Atlanta friend. Lewis was 20 when the crime allegedly occurred and was about to sign a six-year, $35 million contract with the Ravens. - (forum) - (more sports) |
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| 89-year-old Man Accused of Nazi Ties Loses Citizenship Prosecutors asked the judge to revoke the Lithuania native's citizenship on the grounds that he lied on his visa application about his activity during the war. Vladas Zajanckauskas, 89, denied that he was in Warsaw at the time and said his involvement with the Nazis was limited to working the bar at one of their camps in Poland. |
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West Memphis city council member and pastor accused of sexual assault has appeared in court.  Police had issued an arrest warrant for 60-year-old Herman Coleman, who had missed scheduled appointments with investigators. Coleman was freed on bond after his arrest yesterday. He had avoided police since last week. Coleman, who also owns a local insurance agency, was accused of sexually assaulting a woman at her home January tenth. He appeared in Crittenden County Court with his wife, Glendora, and his attorney, Bill Lewellen. - (Tyrone N. Butts) |
Former Suffolk Mayor Facing Solicitation, Assault Charges Former Suffolk Mayor Johnnie Eugene Mizelle was indicted by a grand jury on one count of assault and battery and one count of solicitation for prostitution. Mizelle, 58, was arrested by Suffolk police at his law office. The charges stem from a 43-year old female who claims she was a client of Mizelle's. The woman claims she met with Mizelle twice; during those meetings, she alleges he assaulted her by groping her with his hands and suggested that she perform sexual favors in exchange for legal fees owed. Mizelle was elected as Suffolk's first black mayor in 1986, and served in that capacity for four year. - (Tyrone N. Butts) |
Donovan Despanie Arraigned for Rape of 92-Year-Old Woman A 19-year-old accused of raping an elderly woman in a nursing home has been arraigned on charges of aggravated rape. Donovan Despanie was employed at the Evangeline Oaks Guest House in October of last year when he allegedly raped a 92-year-old woman who resided in that facility. If convicted, Despanie will spend the rest of his life behind bars. - (forum) |
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Feds charge former East Spencer alderman in financial scandal  CHARLOTTE — Former East Spencer Alderman Chris Sharpe pleaded guilty Monday to federal charges tying him to a financial scandal that included secret payments to public officials, salaries to relatives who never worked for the town and invoices for street work that never happened. Federal officials say the scheme eventually defrauded East Spencer taxpayers, the state Department of Transportation, a mortgage firm and two out-of-state payroll funding companies. Sharpe conspired with two other elected officials, a businessman and the wife of one of the officials to receive "tens of thousands of dollars" in secret payments. - (Tyrone N. Butts) |
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Reward Offered For Missing 5-Year-Old - Emily Rimel Disappeared Dec. 7  COLUMBUS, Ohio -- There is another plea from a Franklin County family to help find a missing 5-year-old girl. Emily Rimel disappeared from her Madison Township apartment in the early morning hours of Dec. 7. Dispite a widespread search effort, she has not been seen or heard from since. Police arrested Lindsey Bruce, 23, and charged him with raping the girl. There is a $12,000 reward for information that leads to Emily's whereabouts. Anyone with information on this case is asked to call crime stoppers at (614) 645-TIPS. - (Gman) |
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| The Color of Crime - "Blacks are statistically 50 times more likely to attack whites than vice versa" |
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The accusers of a Boston College High School teacher and soccer coach convicted of sexual abuse rejected his courtroom apology yesterday and said they were relieved to see him taken away in handcuffs. `This man caused not just me but many young men and boys a lot of heartache, self-doubt and pain,'' James Scanlan said after his former teacher, the Rev. James Talbot, was sentenced yesterday. ``Today is justice day.'' Talbot was sentenced to five years in state prison after pleading guilty in Suffolk Superior Court to sexually two boys at the Dorchester school between 1977 and 1979. -
after getting the girl drunk and showing her a pornographic DVD. The alleged rapists are Karland Bennett, 19, B. J. Mathis, 18, Ibrahim Rashada, 18, and William Turner Jr., 18. - (
