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Police charge NYC teacher with rape of 14 year old girl  A New York City school teacher was arrested and charged with rape. Police arrested 50-year-old Horace Bedeau -- a math teacher at IS-392 in Brooklyn -- after an investigation revealed he had allegedly sexually molested a 14-year-old female student back in August in his own house. The Office of the Special Commissioner of Investigation says the girl, along with a male classmate, came to Bedeau's Brooklyn apartment for math tutoring. Bedeau and the teen girl allegedly engaged in sexual encounters on several occasions. Bedeau denied ever having sex with the teen girl, despite what investigators say is evidence that he did. - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
Maine Parents Charged With Kidnapping Their Pregnant Teen to abort the bastard of her black African boyfriend |
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Black Mass. Candidate Wrote on Black Rapist's Behalf - thought he might be a victim of 'racism'   BOSTON Oct 4, 2006 (AP)— Democratic gubernatorial candidate Deval Patrick acknowledged Wednesday he had more contact with a convicted rapist than he had previously told reporters, after a report showed he corresponded with the man in the 1990s and wrote at least two letters to the parole board on his behalf. Patrick, who last week said he had written just one letter more than a decade ago on behalf of convicted rapist Benjamin LaGuer, said he had to correct himself after going back and "doing his homework." The Boston Globe reported Wednesday that Patrick had twice written to the Parole Board, in 1998 and 2000, supporting the release of LaGuer, who maintains he was innocent of raping a 59-year-old neighbor two decades ago. DNA testing in 2002 linked LaGuer to the crime scene. |
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Black Trucker Admits Role in Deaths of 4 Women * DNA analysis leads to arrest in woman's slaying  TOLEDO, Ohio -- A truck driver on trial in the deaths of two women pleaded guilty Monday to killing them and two others, officials said. Prosecutors said they agreed not to seek the death penalty in exchange for Dellmus Colvin's guilty plea to aggravated murder in the deaths of four prostitutes and complicity to commit murder in a fifth slaying. The victims' bodies all were found in the Toledo area between 2000 and 2005, prosecutors said. Lucas County Common Pleas Judge Thomas Osowik sentenced 47-year-old Colvin to two consecutive terms of life in prison with no chance for parole. Colvin went on trial last week in the slayings of Jackie Simpson, whose body was found in 2003, and Melissa Weber, whose body was found two years later. Both were strangled and wrapped in sheets and blankets before being dumped in secluded areas, prosecutors said. - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
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Berkeley Officer Thwarts Rape A police officer patrolling in West Berkeley last week was able to intercede in and stop a rape in progress. The suspect, 32-year-old King Gilliand of Oakland, was arraigned after being arrested on charges of rape. Officer Katie Smith was patrolling in her car at 3:45 p.m. when she spotted Gilliand and a woman in her 40s on Addison Avenue near the railroad tracks engaged in a sexual act, said Berkeley police Officer Spencer Fomby. As she approached the individuals, Smith realized the woman was asking for help, Fomby said. Smith then drew her weapon and Gilliand fled the scene, he said. Gilliland ran east for a few minutes, jumping neighborhood fences, before he was apprehended by a group of police officers in the parking lot of Grocery Outlet at 4:42 p.m., Fomby said. - (crime) - (Norcal) |
Courthouse shooting suspect Brian Nichols plotted a jail escape  Nichols was being retried on charges he raped his ex-girlfriend when he assaulted a deputy and retrieved her gun on March 11, 2005. Nichols is charged with killing a judge, court reporter, and sheriff's deputy at the courthouse. He is also accused of murdering a U.S. customs agent in Buckhead later that night. - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
Suspect arrested in S.C. slaying of 5, including 4 children  NORTH CHARLESTON, South Carolina (AP) -- Police arrested a man accused of slaying five people, including four children, who were found shot to death in a mobile home, authorities said Sunday. Michael Simmons of North Charleston, South Carolina, was charged with five counts of murder and expected to appear for a bond hearing Sunday. Charleston County Coroner Rae Wooten, who was performing autopsies on the victims Sunday, confirmed that all but one of the victims were children. The victims' identities were not released pending notification of relatives. Wooten said more information would be released Sunday afternoon. Officers discovered the bodies Saturday after responding to a call. All appeared to have been shot and no motive for the killings had been identified. - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
Not the same 'Michael Simmons' Arrested In Kidnap and Gang Rape of Japanese Exchange Student  MIAMI 23 year old Marcus Jamal 'Lips' Harris is now in police custody, facing charges of kidnapping and sexual battery involving a Japanese exchange student on Miami Beach last Thanksgiving. He was taken into custody today in Homestead, just a day after police arrested two of his friends allegedly along the night the student's attack. One suspect turned himself in on his father’s orders, after the father saw his son’s picture in the newspaper.
Police say 20-year-old Michael Simmons is being charged with one count each of sexual battery, strong-arm robbery and kidnapping. - (crime) - (Newsroom) |
Not the same "Michael Simmons' - the High School Janitor that faces several charges A Shorewood High School custodian was charged Friday for allegedly having a gun on school grounds and possessing drugs. Michael Simmons was arrested at the school Wednesday. Police said he stole a Tyme card from a teacher's wallet. They said when they searched Simmons, they also found a handgun and a small amount of marijuana. - (Tyrone N. Butts) |
Accused dreadlocked Jamaican migrant cop-killer shot 68 times  Angilo Freeland — who was suspected of fatally shooting the deputy Vernon Matthew Williams, after being pulled over for speeding Thursday — was hit 68 times by the SWAT team members' shots, the examination showed. Diogi, his German shepherd police dog, was also killed. The dog had been shot once in the chest. The autopsy shows that Jamaican man died as a result of multiple gunshot wounds. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Black-on-white) |
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