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Black suspect in sex attack turns himself in An 18-year-old man wanted in connection with the kidnapping and sexual assault of a woman in Aurora last week turned himself in to police this afternoon. Cedric T. Flax, of Aurora, was wanted in an arrest warrant for the crimes, which happened about 10:20 p.m. Tuesday. He has been charged with unlawful restraint, but other charges could be imminent, said Dan Ferrelli, an Aurora police spokesman. The victim, a 25-year-old woman, told police that she stopped at a gas station and left her vehicle unlocked and running in the parking lot. When she returned to her vehicle, a man who had been hiding in the back seat grabbed her around the neck and put a gun to her head and forced her to drive to a far east side apartment complex. - (Newsroom) |
Shaquana Accused of Biting Man at Long Island Basketball Game ROSLYN, N.Y. -- A woman has been charged with biting a security officer who was trying to break up a crowd at a Long Island high school basketball game. Nassau County police say the 20-year-old Shaquana Beamon of Roslyn Heights, resident bit the man on his arm and leg at the Roslyn High School game on Thursday night. They say another person punched the man in the head. The man's beating caused bruising and swelling. But the man refused medical attention at the scene. The woman accused of biting him was arrested and arraigned Saturday. She's charged with assault. The person who punched him in the head is being sought. - (Newsroom) |
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Police Say DNA Links Second Rape Case to Anne Pressly's Alleged Killer   Kristen Edwards, of Marianna, Ark., was raped and attacked in April. Police say that DNA evidence from Anne Pressly's crime scene matched Edwards' attacker, and detectives from both cities collaborated to search for a suspect. Curtis Lavell Vance was arrested Nov. 26 and charged with Pressly's murder. Pressly, 26, a rising star on the local morning news scene, was beaten into a coma and raped in her apartment in October after a break-in, apparently by a stranger who took her laptop computer, a credit card and little else. The face so many in her hometown had come to know was crushed beyond recognition. - (Newsroom) - (Black-on-white) |
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Three blacks charged with murder of White man who interrupted their burglary  Fla. -- Shots fired at a Palatka police officer Saturday night led to the arrest of three men believed responsible for the shooting death of 65-year-old Cecil Mills, according to the Putnam County Sheriff's Office. Deputies said Mills was shot Oct. 27 when he interrupted a burglary at his daughter's home on Cherry Drive in Pomona Park. Charles Edward Coring III, Johnny Lutrell Jones and Lamont Antonio Riley, all 24 and residents of Palatka, were charged with first-degree murder. - (Newsroom) - (Black-on-white) |
Black NOPD officer accused of raping 13-year-old girl indicted A New Orleans Police officer accused of rape was indicted by a grand jury Friday, according to a statement from the Orleans Parish District Attorney’s Office. Christopher Buckley, 36, was indicted for two counts of forcible rape and two counts of molestation of a juvenile. His bond was set at $1.2 million, according to the district attorney’s office. Buckley is accused of raping a 13-year-old girl who was the daughter of an acquaintance. - (Newsroom) |
Homeless black rape suspect Benoit Ntarumotima has HIV A homeless man remains behind bars for allegedly raping a woman in the West End knowing he was HIV positive. A judge set bond for 28-year-old Benoit Ntarumotima at $200,000 Friday morning. According to police, Ntarumotima attacked a 41-year-old woman as she walked along Linn Street just before 1 a.m. Thursday. Investigators say Ntarumotima, whose address is listed as the Drop Inn Center, used a knife to force the women under an overpass where he sexually assaulted her. - (Newsroom) |
Black arrested for rape of 13-year-old girl CLEVELAND -- A man wanted by West Virginia authorities in connection with the rape of a 13-year-old girl was arrested Thursday in Cleveland. Brazzie Bryant, 33, was arrested by the U.S. Marshals Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force and Cleveland police officers. Bryant was wanted by Wheeling police in connection with the sexual assault and authorities learned that he had fled to Cleveland and were able to track him down. Authorities said Bryant has a lengthy criminal history in the Cleveland area, including charges of attempted murder, felonious assault, narcotics trafficking, resisting arrest, domestic violence and receiving stolen property - (Newsroom) |
Black boyfriend bashes little 11-month-old White boy to death   KOKOMO, Ind. -- The boyfriend of a Kokomo woman whose 11-month-old son died from a blow to the head was arrested Wednesday in the boy's death. Derrick A. Fox, 28, took Malaki Lindley to a Kokomo hospital early Sunday unconscious and unresponsive, said Kokomo police Lt. Don Whitehead. An autopsy later determined that the boy had died from blunt force trauma to the head. Fox was taken into custody on Wednesday and preliminarily charged with neglect of a dependent resulting in death, Whitehead said. Police said Fox was caring for Malaki Lindley while his mother, Katie Lindley, was at work. - (Newsroom) - (Black-on-white) |
Black celeb Hudson's brother-in-law arrested The estranged brother-in-law of Oscar-winning actress Jennifer Hudson has been arrested in connection with the murders of her mother, brother and seven-year-old nephew. Authorities say 27-year-old William Balfour was arrested Monday at Stateville Prison and is awaiting formal charges. The bodies of Hudson's mother, Darnell Hudson Donerson, and brother, Jason Hudson, were discovered on October 24 at the family's home. The body of Hudson's nephew, Julian King, was found three days later in a sport utility vehicle. - (Newsroom) |
Black Birmingham, Ala., mayor indicted on bribery charges Mayor Larry Langford is the latest arrest in a federal probe into Jefferson County's financial problems. The mayor of Birmingham, Ala., was indicted on federal charges of bribery, fraud and conspiracy Monday, part of a probe into a local financial crisis that has the surrounding county on the brink of one of the largest municipal bankruptcies in American history. Prosecutors allege Langford pressured financial institutions that took part in the county's debt deals to hire Blount as a consultant. In exchange, prosecutors say, Langford received money and gifts from Blount and a Birmingham lobbyist, Albert LaPierre. U.S. Atty. Alice H. Martin on Monday called it "a classic pay to play scheme." - (Newsroom) |
White mother guilty of letting black boyfriend rape 8-yr-old daughter  Kendra D'Andrea and Willie Jordan have plead guilty to charges of possession of child pornography and distribution of child pornography. The incidents happened in 2004, and are quite disturbing. Kendra D'Andrea and her boyfriend Willie Jordan are both accused of sexually violating D'Andrea's 8 year old daughter and taking pictures of the violation with a cell phone. Even more remarkably, Kendra D'Andrea admitted to sexually molesting her daughter and taking pictures of the act so that Willie Jordan, who was a truck driver, could see them while he was on the road. The two were both arrested in 2004 when state child welfare workers received a report about the abuse. - (Newsroom) |
Civil rights figure free on bond to appeal incest conviction A key figure from the civil rights movement sentenced to 15 years in prison for incest has been released on bond while he appeals his conviction. It’s unlikely the Rev. James L. Bevel will ever serve another day in jail even if his conviction stands because he’s been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Doctors estimate the 71-year-old has only a few months to live. Bevel was a top lieutenant to Martin Luther King Jr. and architect of the 1963 Children’s Crusade in Birmingham, Ala. In April, a jury convicted Bevel of incest for having sex more than a decade ago with his then-teenage daughter. - (Newsroom) |
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ATLANTA (AP) — A jury's inability to condemn courthouse gunman Brian Nichols to death has re-energized efforts by Georgia lawmakers to allow a judge to consider capital punishment even if there's no unanimous verdict, as a growing chorus of officials says it's time to give the policy another look. 
