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Black man arrested for allegedly killing White Gentile Illinois tourist who stopped for directions   MIAMI (AP) -- A "bad Samaritan" accused of fatally shooting an Illinois tourist who stopped to ask directions turned himself into police Friday, authorities said. Brandon Antron Rolle, was arrested in the robbery and murder of Ronald Gentile, Miami Police spokesman Delrish Moss said. "He came here to the station and walked into the front desk with family members saying he had something the he needed to clear up," Moss said. Moss would not say whether Rolle confessed to the crime, but said investigators were interviewing him. Authorities say Gentile -- a furniture salesman from Homewood, Ill. -- was here celebrating his son Paul's 17th birthday. He dropped the teen off at his restaurant job at a shopping mall and the two planned to meet later Saturday to watch "Superman Returns." Police said they believe Gentile, 54, pulled over in the Coconut Grove area to ask for directions when a man dressed entirely in black approached the car, robbed and shot him. Gentile was seen exiting his rental car, running a short distance, then collapsing. He was pronounced dead en route to Jackson Memorial Hospital, police said. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Black-on-white) |
Two Brothers Arrested for New Orleans Quadruple Shooting NEW ORLEANS — Two brothers accused in a quadruple shooting were arrested as this city struggles to rein in crime after Hurricane Katrina, police said Friday. The pair had been involved in a long-standing dispute with the men who were gunned down last month in a neighborhood not far from the French Quarter, police Superintendent Warren Riley said. On Friday, Kevin Amison, 21, turned himself over to detectives a day after his younger brother, Raymond Amison, was arrested. Each was booked on four counts of first-degree murder. - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
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Man Accused Of Beating, Robbing Elderly Caught INDIALANTIC, Fla. -- Indialantic police officers captured a man they said is resposible for beating and robbing elderly people. The victims remembered the mugger's distinctive hairstyle, which led to a police sketch and helped officers find the suspect. One 80-year-old victim said she's elated and relieved at the arrest of the suspect. She helped police identify him. "I didn't do it," the suspect, Jeremiah Pollard, 19, said after his arrest. Police said Pollard's hair may have been his undoing. The 80-year-old victim couldn't handle seeing her attacker. "I just about fainted, really," she said. She remembered her attacker's hair and his intense stare, and she described him to a police sketch artist. - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
Black male to be executed for the murder of a white mother and her son On June 26, 1997, Derrick Frazier and co-defendant Jermain Herron burglarized a private residence. Then they took the property and went next door to a residence where a white female was alone with her son. The victim offered them a ride into town and when she went out to start her vehicle, Frazier followed her. When she went back into the house, he shot her in the face with a 9-millimeter handgun. He then shot her again in the back of the head. The co-defendant shot the son one time in the head and three more times in the chest and abdominal area with a 9-millimeter handgun. Frazier and the co-defendant then took Nutt?s pickup and fled the scene. Race and Gender of Victim : white female and white male Scheduled execution date : 8/31/2006 - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Black-on-white) |
N.Y. Police Arrest Malcolm X's Grandson YONKERS, N.Y. -- Malcolm X's grandson was arrested Thursday after punching a doughnut shop window, sending shattered glass onto two patrons, police said. Malcolm Shabazz, 21, was picked up in Mount Vernon, Yonkers police said. He was charged with reckless endangerment, assault and criminal mischief. The two patrons, a 19-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman, suffered cuts and were taken to a hospital, police said. Shabazz was released from prison this year after serving time for a 2002 attempted robbery conviction. He also was blamed for the death of his grandmother and X's widow, Betty Shabazz, in 1997 after he set fire to her apartment. He pleaded guilty to the juvenile equivalents of second-degree manslaughter and second-degree arson and spent time in various juvenile centers, escaping at least twice but being recaptured. He is the son of Qubilah Shabazz, who was 4 when she saw her father, a civil rights leader, shot to death in a Harlem ballroom in 1965. - (crime) |
Ex-jailer convicted of raping and killing 3-year-old executed  HUNTSVILLE, Texas – Proclaiming his innocence, a former county jail officer described at his capital murder trial as a sexual sadist was put to death Thursday for raping and smothering the 3-year-old son of his girlfriend. In a brief final statement, William Wyatt Jr. thanked relatives for their support. "I went home to be with my father, and I went home as a trooper," he told them. Then he addressed his victim's father and grandmother, who watched through a window a few feet from him. "I did not murder your son," Wyatt said. "I did not do it. I just want you to know that. I did not murder Damien, and I would ask for all of your forgiveness, and I will see all of you soon." Eight minutes later, at 6:20 p.m. CDT, he was pronounced dead. - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
Former Atlanta Mayor Ordered to Prison  ATLANTA -- A federal judge on Thursday rejected former Mayor Bill Campbell's request to remain free pending appeal of his tax evasion conviction and ordered him to start serving his 2 1/2-year prison sentence. Campbell "has not shown the existence of a substantial question likely to result in reversal, a new trial, or a reduction in his sentence," District Judge Richard W. Story wrote. The judge's deputy, Rick Goss, said Campbell has until Aug. 21 to report to federal prison, though the location has not yet been determined. Campbell was convicted of the charge in March. He was acquitted of federal bribery and racketeering charges stemming from accusations that he lined his pockets with payoffs from city contractors as leader of Atlanta during the 1990s. At his sentencing in June, he was fined $6,300 and ordered to pay $62,823 in back taxes. - (crime) |
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