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Rape charges filed against black male 7 years before arrest MILWAUKEE -- Prosecutor Norm Gahn filed had what he thought was strong evidence: the rapist's semen, taken from five young victims. The man charged in the rapes, Rodney Washington, appeared in court Thursday and waived his right to a preliminary hearing after four victims testified. . John Doe No. 5 -- with a genetic code that prosecutors say matches Washington's -- was charged March 17, 2000, with four counts of first-degree sexual assault, one count of second-degree sexual assault and three counts of robbery. The rapes occurred in Milwaukee between March 1994 and January 1995. Washington, 49, is accused of approaching the females -- who ranged in age from 14 to 20 -- on the street. He allegedly forced them into secluded areas such as alleys, abandoned buildings or woods, then raped them. - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
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Mich. Serial Killer of Single White Women Identified  A prison parolee and sex offender was identified as the man suspected of killing five women in the city in a little more than a month, and he could face charges in a sixth death from 2004, authorities said Friday. Murder and assault charges were being pursued against Matthew Emmanuel Macon, 27, of Lansing, who was paroled from state prison June 26. He could face charges in the deaths this summer of Ruth Hallman, 76; Deborah Cooke, 36; Debra Renfors, 46; Sandra Eichorn, 64; and Karen Yates, 41. A number of the victims were beaten. Police also want Macon to be charged with the 2004 death of Barbara Jean Tuttle, 45. Both Tuttle and Renfors were found dead in the same house "The three victims were middle-aged, or older, white women, living alone - (Newsroom) - (crime) - (Black-on-white) |
Black Police Officer Pleads Not Guilty To Rape Charges A police officer pleaded not guilty Wednesday to raping a 19-year-old woman at a police substation while he was on duty, then showing up to take a report after the woman called 911 from a relative's home. Marcus Huffman was arraigned in Providence Superior Court on a charge of first-degree sexual assault. Prosecutors say Huffman was on patrol when he met the woman after she was turned away from a club because she appeared intoxicated. Huffman allegedly offered her a ride, then drove her to a deserted police substation, where he raped her. - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
Black Teacher - Convicted Murderer - Denies Rape of 13-year-old girl  A convicted murderer hired as a teacher, 30-year old Charles Carroll took the stand to tell the jury he is not a rapist. "He did that on his own," said his mother, Dana Bankins. "Are you glad to see it happen?" "Yes." "Why would the girls do this?" "No comment." The young girl, who was 13 years old at the time of the alleged rape, testified Carroll put her arms behind her back and layed her on one of his coats at the back of his classroom when it occurred. Both the state and the defense have now rested, and the jury is expected to begin its deliberations following the closing arguments. - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
Black Suspect sought in elderly woman's rape A man wanted by police for allegedly raping an elderly woman early Friday morning has a criminal record that includes two felony convictions. Authorities are searching for Kirby L. Shavers, 48 , after he allegedly raped and robbed a woman and tied up her grandson shortly after midnight. "Because of the brutality of the crime, we're doing all we can to apprehend the person as quickly as possible." Shavers likely will be charged with capital rape. Deputies responded to a call around 12:45 a.m. after a man entered the victims' house through a bedroom window and tied up the grandson while holding a sharp object to his throat. "He told him not to say a word or he would kill him." The man then allegedly went to the grandmother's room, where he hit her with his fist and sexually assaulted her. - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
Black man charged in morning burglary, rape ASHEVILLE – A man was arrested this morning on several charges, including rape, burglary and robbery. Officers responded about 4:45 a.m. to a rape and burglary call. Officer Scott Piper was en route to the call when he saw a person fitting the denoscription of the suspect. Piper arrested Jesse Virgil Patton, 47, on an outstanding warrant for a communicating threats charge. Detectives responded and found evidence, which led to additional charges filed against Patton, including first-degree burglary, second-degree forcible rape, common law robbery and possession of drug paraphernalia. - (Newsroom) - (crime) |
In Court For Prelim, Black Accused East End Rapist Says He's Not Guilty A man accused of being the East End rapist told a Forest Hills judge on Thursday that he was sorry for the whole situation but stopped short of admitting he did anything wrong. Brought in on even more rape charges, Keith Wood waived his preliminary hearing to court, saying he is ready to go to trial. The four alleged victims were in court as well, two of them from Pittsburgh, one from Forest Hills and another from Edgewood. Wood has already been arraigned and is waiting trial on another rape charge in Forest Hills. "I feel today is not the day to put these ladies through this," Wood told the judge. - (Newsroom) |
Sealed order: DNA confirms part of serial rape case Police confirm that DNA from serial-rape suspect Nathan Antonio Washington matches genetic material from two local attacks but authorities mum on five other cases. Commonwealth's Washington is scheduled to appear in Charlottesville and Albemarle courts August 23 on charges stemming from a November 2002 rape in the Willoughby subdivision, and an August 2004 attack on Webland Drive off Hydraulic Road. - (Newsroom) |
Black cop Bobby Cutts Jr. Pleads Not Guilty in Murder of his white 'girlfriend' Jessie Davis, Unborn Child  A Canton police officer pleaded not guilty Friday to three counts of aggravated murder and other charges in the killing of his pregnant girlfriend. Bobby Cutts Jr., who could receive the death penalty if convicted in the death of Jessie Marie Davis and her unborn daughter, nodded at his parents and his pastor upon entering and leaving the courtroom. Davis' disappearance in June drew national attention as thousands gathered to search for her in the area surrounding her northeast Ohio home. Authorities have not said how she was killed. - (Newsroom) - (Black-on-white) |
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REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (AP) — A top fundraiser for presidential contender Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton turned himself in yesterday in California, where he had been a fugitive for more than 15 years. Judge H. James Ellis ordered 
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Two Egyptian students at the University of South Florida were indicted Friday for carrying explosive materials across states lines and one of them was charged with teaching the other how to use them for violent reasons. 