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Demonic blacks kidnap gang rape and murder young white woman - burn boyfriend's corpse |
Thousands pay final respects to fallen officer - Officer Fumiatti's wake held Friday night  Police officers honored a fallen colleague. Residents of West Haven remembered a favorite son. On Friday, thousands of people turned out at the West Haven Funeral Home to remember Robert Fumiatti, a New Haven police officer whose struggle to heal and return to work after being shot in the face during a 2002 drug raid inspired two communities. - (Newsroom)Ref: Suspect in officer's shooting has record dating back to '82 Arnold A. Bell shot Fumiatti as the officer and others jumped out of a police van during a raid in June 2002. The bullet entered Fumiatti's cheek and lodged near his spine. - (crime) - (Black-on-white) |
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4 Hurt in Ind. Workplace Shooting by 'Fat Albert' * Mom: Worker in Shooting Teased Over Size   A man shot and wounded four co-workers Thursday morning at a manufacturing business that employs disabled people through Easter Seals, telling police he shot them over respect, police said. Two men and two women were taken to hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries. Jason Burnam, 24, was arrested inside the company cafeteria. Burnam indicated to officers that the victims were targeted and when asked why he shot them, he said "it was over respect." Victims Recovering after Workplace Shooting Cammie Duncan, Anita Frazen, Howard Mallory and Jermaine Ealy each suffered non life-threatening gun shot wounds to the leg. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Black-on-white) |
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Mother Sharlyn Singh accused of putting baby in oven |
Carlos Granados executed for killing his girlfriend's child |
| Man Enters Hospital Pretending To Be Physician "Doctor Soul" Suspect Flees Hospital In Car, Dragging Officer 20 Feet And Alluding Arrest  Alert employees of a Hazel Crest hospital knew a man claiming to be a physician there was not the real deal and they stopped the intruder in his tracks The suspect walked around this hospital wearing a lab coat and stethoscope. When 22-year-old Kelly Fitzpatrick walked near the second floor nurses station at Advocate South Suburban Hospital they knew he was no doctor. One of the nurses took him straight to a security officer. Police know who the intruder is because he's been in trouble before. Witnesses say the suspect kept saying he was a physician, but then he panicked and ran out the emergency exit, to his car in the parking lot. An officer outside tried to stop him but Fitzpatrick allegedly hit him with his car. "As he was pulling forward, he dragged the officer 20 feet," Fee said. - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
Quadruple Killer Put to Death in Okla.    Corey Duane Hamilton was pegged as the triggerman in the 1992 execution-style shooting deaths of four employees at a Lee's Famous Chicken Recipe restaurant in Tulsa. He was convicted in 1993. Of four defendants who were convicted in separate trials, only Hamilton was given a death sentence for the slayings of Stephen Williams, Sendy Lara, Joseph Gooch and Ted Kindley. Co-defendant Donnie Eugene Daniels testified against Hamilton and received five life sentences. Co-defendant William Maxwell Hamilton, who is Corey Hamilton's brother, is serving four no-parole life sentences and one life sentence. Co-defendant Tyrone Lamont Johnson is serving four life sentences.OKLAHOMA CITY -- It's a scene that Tulsa Police Sgt. Mike Huff won't forget, even after 14 years: Three bodies on the floor of a restaurant freezer, each shot in the head. One young man clenching his fist, as if, in Huff's view, he knew what was coming. A fourth victim died a few hours later at a hospital. - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Black-on-white) |
Black Gets Life In Slaying Of Asian Hopkins Student * Johns Hopkins' Student Slaying Suspect Pleads Guilty  BALTIMORE -- The man convicted of killing a Johns Hopkins University student who wanted to become a doctor has been formally sentenced to life in prison. Under the plea deal previously reached with Donta M. Allen, he will someday be eligible for parole. Allen pleaded guilty in November to first-degree murder in connection with the strangulation death of 21-year-old Linda Trinh in January 2005. He told police that he intended to burglarize Trinh's apartment while she wasn't home. When he found her in the apartment, the two started arguing, and it became violent when she tried to call police. Trinh's brother Quang gave a victim impact statement on Monday at Allen's sentencing hearing. He said his sister lived her life serving others and had wanted to make a difference in the world by studying medicine. And he said he couldn't understand why a plea bargain was made with a "cold-blooded killer." - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
Mother Captured in Child Killings * Mom Wanted After Kids Found Stabbed To Death Atlanta police have captured a 26-year-old woman wanted for murdering her own two children in Barrow County last week. Felicia Williams had been on the run since the children, ages 9 and 5, were stabbed to death during a violent rampage. The hunt for Williams ended in southeast Atlanta just after 1 a.m. Tuesday when a tipster alerted police officers to a sighting of Williams. Police found her hiding behind a bed inside an apartment. An officer who drew his weapon on Williams to persuade her out of her hiding place took her into custody. - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
Jury Acquits Harris of First-Degree Murder Charges A woman who pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity after throwing her three children into San Francisco Bay was acquitted Tuesday of first-degree murder but convicted of assault.
The jury continued deliberating the possibility of convicting LaShuan Harris, 24, of second-degree murder or manslaughter, but recessed at the end of the day without a decision. - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
Feds Come Knocking On Alderman's Door - Agents Break Window To Enter Troutman's Home Chicago Alderman Arenda Troutman appeared in U.S. District Court on Monday afternoon after being arrested by federal agents Monday morning at her home. Troutman, 49, who has been under scrutiny by law enforcement for years, was arrested on a bribery charge. The investigation was conducted by the FBI, the IRS, and the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to a criminal complaint unsealed Monday. The complaint alleges that Troutman personally accepted a bribe of $5,000 cash and agreed to accept $10,000 more in November 2006. The bribe was allegedly given in exchange for Troutman helping a developer with zoning changes. - (Newsroom) |
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Fla. -- A woman was charged with aggravated child abuse for putting her baby in an oven, turning it on and leaving her apartment after fighting with her boyfriend, police said. The oven had not gotten hot enough to burn the child. 
Texas -- Appeals are pending as Texas prepares to carry out its first execution of the year.