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(Worthless black man) Arrested for the 1998 murder of (White woman) Rose Born  LAKE CHARLES, LA - An arrest has been made in the 1998 cold-case homicide of donut shop owner Rose Born. Rose Theresa Born, 45, was found stabbed to death at Paradise Donuts, 529 W. 18th Street, on July 8, 1998. She was killed around midnight and her body was found around 3:30 a.m. Born was stabbed more than 30 times, including defensive wounds on her hands where she fought back, Lake Charles Chief of Police Don Dixon said at a news conference Wednesday afternoon. Born's 1993 Toyota 4-Runner was taken from the scene, but found about four miles away. "I know my sister, she works hard for her money," said Rita Theriot, Born's sister, "That was her stuff, she's going to fight for it." It was that defensive effort that led to an arrest, Dixon said. DNA found under her fingernails was submitted for DNA analysis in September 2015. A match was returned to Dennis Jerome Bartie, 35. Bartie is charged with second-degree murder. Judge Guy Bradberry ordered that he be held without bail. "The poetic justice was that she scratched him, so they found him," Dixon said. Bartie was imprisoned at Allen Correctional Center for a 2006 crime in Baton Rouge in which he was found guilty of second-degree murder for stabbing another woman numerous times, Dixon said. The victim in that case survived. Bartie confessed to the crime and said he had gone to rob her, Dixon said. Upon questioning from detectives, Bartie admitted to killing Born because he needed a ride home, Dixon said. He was only 17 at time of Born's death. Bartie has three outstanding warrants in Calcasieu, Dixon said. After 18 years of searching for answers, Theriot had started to lose hope. "I personally had given up, I figured God knew what happened and I was happy with that," said Theriot, "but today is a wonderful day. We final found closure." - (Black-on-white) |
Black Cable Guy Accused of Rape, Murder of White Woman Given Another Life Sentence    CHICAGO — A former Comcast worker already serving life behind bars for raping and killing a customer was sentenced to another life sentence for murdering a second woman who had called for cable services. Anthony Triplett, now 35, sexually assaulted and strangled Janet Ordidge in her Hyde Park high-rise just weeks before he attacked Urszula Sakowska in her Southwest Side home in December 2006, Cook County prosecutors said. Triplett was convicted of Sakowska’s murder in 2013 and was sentenced to life by Judge Kevin Michael Sheehan. A jury weighing in on Triplett’s second trial found him guilty of Ordidge’s murder, aggravated sexual assault and robbery in early May. He was sentenced in that case late Wednesday, according to the State’s Attorney’s Office. The body of Ordidge, 39, was found in her bathtub hours after she called Comcast for cable TV service in October 2006. Seven weeks later, Triplett strangled, sexually assaulted, robbed and killed 23-year-old Sakowska. - (Black-on-white) |
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Windermere Police make arrest in sexual assault case  WINDERMERE, Fla. - Windermere police officers on Wednesday made an arrest in an ongoing sexual assault case. Darryl Patterson, 49, has been under investigation for over a year after video surfaced of several women in various stages of undress. Those images were part of evidence in an unrelated fraud investigation. Police began looking into these cases and attempted to identify and make contact with the women. In April of last year, police were called to investigate an attempted sexual battery, after which a search was sought and obtained to collect evidence from Patterson's home. "During the execution of the search warrant, computers, mobile phones, electronic media, and video cassettes were among the items seized as evidence," said Windermere Police Chief David A. Ogden. - (Black-on-white) |
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Sex-assault victim felt 'depressed, dirty, nasty' after attack in Pascagoula (by dirty, nasty black rapist) PASCAGOULA -- One of the girls a Moss Point man sexually assaulted said the crime committed against her left her feeling "depressed, dirty (and) nasty." She wasn't yet 16 in 2014 when Octavious Jamal Johnson, now 22, forced her to perform oral sex. After it happened, she said, she took a bath in bleach and water to try to clean the "dirty" off her. "They (Johnson) asked me over and over to give it to them," she wrote in a letter for Johnson's sentencing. "As a virgin," she said, "I was scared. I never had anybody try so hard. I felt like I was going to get hurt." The girl was one of two Johnson admitted sexually assaulting. |
(Black) Chaplain at Harford Co Detention Center indicted on assault, sex offense charges A chaplain at the Harford County Detention Center was fired after being indicted by a grand jury on charges of second-degree assault, fourth-degree sex offense and misconduct in office, according to police. Reverend Kennis Andrew Rolle, Sr., 59, was suspended by the Harford County Sheriff's Office on March 8 after allegations of inappropriate conduct were made against him. During an investigation, detectives identified two female victims, ages 31 and 26, who alleged that Rolle touched them during scheduled and unscheduled counseling sessions in the chaplain’s office. "It was fourth degree sex offenses and assault,” said Major William Davis of the Harford County Sheriff’s Office, “I can't really get into a whole lot of exactly what happened, but it was touching and conversations." This touching, according to police, included unwanted and unwelcomed hugs, kisses on the forehead and cheek, playing with hair and touching the buttocks on the outside of their clothing. |
Negro sexually assaulted an unconscious woman on a bench at the Austin Federal Courthouse  AUSTIN — A pedicab driver helped Austin police catch an 18-year-old now charged with sexually assaulting an unconscious woman on a bench at the Federal Courthouse downtown. Said Yarow tried to run from the pedicab driver, but was identified by a hotel employee ID card in a wallet he dropped while getting away. Surveillance video shows two men carrying the woman and lying her down on the bench around 2:30 a.m. on May 19. One of the men leaves, but the other man, Yarow, stays with the woman and starts kissing her. From there he puts the woman on the ground and begins to sexually assault until a pedicab driver arrives. The pedicab driver told police he initially offered to give Yarow and the woman a ride home after Yarow told him the woman was his girlfriend. According to the driver, they picked up and put the woman in the pedicab and he started to give both she and Yarow a ride home. When the cab got to Fourth and Guadalupe streets, Yarow took off running. The driver said he asked people at a nearby bus stop to take care of the woman while he pursued the suspect. Yarow ran down into a creek where his wallet was recovered. Police later interviewed the woman who said she had consumed several drinks, cough medicine pills and a small amount of marijuana. During the interview from the hospital, police say she was extremely fearful and confused about what happened to her. |
NYPD chief gets why husband killed wife’s would-be rapist  The NYPD’s chief of detectives said he totally understands why a Bronx cabbie rushed to his wife’s aid with a tire iron — killing her would-be rapist — but he said the video is damning enough to warrant potential criminal charges. “We’re not faulting this individual with responding to his wife of course not, [but] call 911,” Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce said — even though that is exactly what Mamadou Diallo claimed he did before clubbing Earl Nash to death on Monday night. |
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Body of boy found in Detroit field; suspect arrested in Ohio  Police investigating the disappearance of a 13-year-old Detroit boy found a body Thursday on the city’s east side and announced the arrest of a key suspect in Ohio. The medical examiner will determine whether the body found in a field is Deontae Mitchell, who disappeared Tuesday night. Deontae disappeared while riding bikes with a cousin, who told police that Deontae had picked up money dropped by a man who was urinating outside a market. Video shows Deontae being pursued by a man who grabbed the boy by his arm and forced him into a car. Police believe it was Gregory Walker, 45, of Detroit, |
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(Black) Man Arrested In Connection With Beating Death Of His Grandmother  PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia police have arrested a man in connection with the beating death of his grandmother in North Philadelphia three months ago. 25-year-old Nathaniel McFadden of the 18-hundred block of Huntington Street in Kensington is charged with homicide, simple assault and related offenses. Police were called to the home of 86-year-old Janie Dawson in the 29-hundred block of Judson Street on Wednesday, March 9th. Officers met Dawson’s daughter at the scene, who said she found her mother naked inside a second floor bedroom and unable to get up off the floor. Dawson was taken to the hospital and died 2 weeks later of blunt force trauma. |
Stabbing followed fight over chicken nuggets, police say  Police say a man was stabbed Saturday at a Binghamton residence after an argument involving chicken nuggets. The 39-year-old victim suffered multiple stab wounds to his abdomen and one just below the ear in the assault, which took place at 8 Crandall St., according to Binghamton Police Capt. Jack Collins. The victim remained hospitalized Wednesday, listed in critical condition, police said. On Tuesday, investigators arrested Lamont Weaver, 31, of Binghamton, and charged him with a felony count of attempted second-degree murder in connection with the stabbing. He was taken into custody at a Henry Street apartment. Collins said Weaver and the victim had known each other for a few weeks and investigators believed the stabbing stemmed from an argument over food — namely chicken nuggets. |
Men accused of ripping off McDonald’s, other businesses by pretending to be from corporate MILWAUKEE COUNTY -- Police say two thieves stole thousands of dollars without every having to step foot into the businesses they're accused of knocking off. In this case, the victims came to the suspects. The two Milwaukee men are accused of convincing area managers that corporate officials wanted bags of cash delivered -- and they targeted some of the most recognizable brands. Authorities say the suspects were able to steal thousands of dollars from companies like McDonald's, George Webb, BP, Piggly Wiggly, Denny's, Dickey's Barbecue Pit, Culver's, Rocky Rococo, Family Dollar, Great Clips, and Baker's Square. Gregory Carson and Willie Herford are accused of scamming these businesses. |
(Black) Nurses (with foreign names) charged with ignoring bleeding patient after he fell  Two Queens nurses were indicted Thursday for “ignoring” a severely disabled patient who fell and hit his head for more than 10 minutes — forcing the bleeding man to drag himself across the floor of the facility before someone else finally helped him. Funmilola Taiwo and Esohe Agbonkpolor were employees at Peninsula Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Far Rockaway when the resident, 51, slipped and hit his head in front of Agbonkpolor, authorities said. Surveillance footage of the Oct. 2014 incident shows the patient writhing on the ground in pain, as the nurses actively ignore him. Agbonkpolor, 39, allegedly even walked away, leaving the mentally ill resident alone as he gushed blood and attempted to crawl to help for more than 12 minutes. |
Sneakerhead fatally shoots man over Air Jordans: cops A sneaker-obsessed Crown Heights resident named Donald Proudfoot allegedly shot a man to death over a pair of Air Jordans earlier this week — and cops say this isn’t the first time that his love for luxury kicks caused him to snap, sources said. Authorities are on the hunt for Proudfoot who they believe shot and killed 46-year-old Sam Cosmore during a dispute involving sneakers at a barbecue at 1383 St. John’s Pl. in Brooklyn Tuesday, cops said. The 28-year-old had already been arrested last November for beating up his girlfriend and swiping her pair of retro black and red Jordans, as well as a pair of UGGs, according to police. |
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(Hispanic) Suspect identified in shooting of Fremont police officers |
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UCLA Killer Mainak Sarkar’s First Victim Was Woman in Minnesota - (before assassinating White professor) |
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Police arrest (black) man in connection with Riverview Park murder (of White man)  LOUISVILLE, Ky. —Police have arrested Ja'Lyn Wells, 19, in connection with the homicide that occurred at Riverview Park in Pleasure Ridge Park Sunday.Wells is charged with murder, robbery and tampering with physical evidence. Officers said Ryan Higdon, 19, was shot to death inside his car. According to police, Wells provided a statement to investigators acknowledging that he robbed Higdon at gunpoint and shot him during the course of the robbery. Police released surveillance video early Tuesday in hopes of identifying the people who got into Higdon's vehicle before his death. Detectives said several people got into Higdon's car, which was near the Greenwood boat dock, before he was killed. Officers said after a few minutes, the people got out and took off. - (Black-on-white) |
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Deputies: (Black) Handyman stabbed Lexington County couple, burned their home   LEXINGTON COUNTY, SC Lexington County deputies have arrested a man they say fatally stabbed two people and set fire to their home early Thursday morning. Robert Dumon Johnson, 34, of Gaston, has been charged with arson and two counts of murder, according to the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department. Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher identified the victims as Brenda Posey and Harry Smith. Firefighters found the couple dead in the bedroom of their home on Cedarcrest Drive. “Based on information we gathered during our investigation, Johnson knew both of the victims, and regularly did household jobs and yard work around their home,” Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon said. “The three of them apparently got into an argument that resulted in a struggle and ended with the stabbings.” - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black ex-con) Saugerties man charged in fatal shooting of (white) ex-girlfriend  SAUGERTIES, NY ---- A man has been charged with murder in the fatal shooting of his ex-girlfriend, Saugerties police said Wednesday. Officers responding to a 911 call at 9:43 p.m. Tuesday found Amy L. Burger, 24, dead of a gunshot wound inside an apartment in the two-unit building, police said. They said her ex-boyfriend, Karon Bowden, 41, who lives at the Randle Court address, was arrested at the scene, taken to the Saugerties police station and charged with second-degree murder and criminal possession of a firearm. Saugerties Police Chief Joseph Sinagra said the killing was committed with a handgun and that the weapon was recovered at the scene. There was a history of domestic violence between Bowden and Burger and that Bowden has a prior criminal record. - (Black-on-white) |
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PD: (Black) Man charged with murder in missing (white) woman's death says 'he made a mistake'    PHOENIX - A 25-year-old man charged with the murder of a missing woman who turned up dead admitted knowing the victim and having her at his apartment the night of her disappearance. He also reportedly told police "he made a mistake." Lashawn Young Johnson faces charges of second-degree murder, kidnapping, tampering with physical evidence and abandoning/concealing a body. The charges are in connection with the death of Angela Russo, who was 24 when she disappeared. Russo's body was found in the desert in a shallow grave in Tonopah last week. She had been missing since April 19. Johnson made his initial appearance in court on Sunday. New court paperwork reveals that Russo had been in contact with Johnson, and had arranged to meet him at an apartment near 54th Avenue and Indian School on April 19. Russo's cell phone was last active in the area near Johnson's apartment, and "activity ceased after that time." Detectives arrived at the apartment, where they contacted the apartment's residents, Johnson and Claudia Martinez. Deectives re-contacted Claudia Martinez, who lived with Johnson, more than a month later, on May 25. On that day, police say Martinez led detectives to a desert area in Tonopah where they came upon a vehicle similar to the one driven by Russo. The car had been destroyed by fire. Maricopa Police Department personnel searched the area and found a "clandestine grave" near the burned car. Authorities say they believe the body in that grave was that of the missing woman, Angela Russo. The car found belonged to Russo's parents. Claudia Martinez told detectives that Johnson had shown her the burned car and clandestine grave on April 20, but police say she "claimed no involvement or prior knowledge" of Russo's homicide. Martinez is employed with the Arizona Department of Corrections. Evidence collected at the apartment shared by Johnson and Martinez suggested to detectives that "the apartment was the scene of kidnapping and homicide." The documents go on to say: "the evidence further revealed a concerted effort to destroy, sanitize and conceal physical evidence." Also according to those documents, biological evidence indicated that "the victim was attacked in the corner of the kitchen near the dining room table, appearing to have been trapped in the corner of the dining room." MCSO detectives then re-contacted Martinez, who "disclosed that Lawshawn had called her and admitted to being with Angela on the night of April 19, 2016 and having sex with her." Her daughter met Johnson on a dating website. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black African migrant) Bay Area murder suspect's (white) wife says she fears him, is in hiding    REDWOOD CITY, Calif. -- The wife of a murder suspect called (the news station) to let us know she's been living in hiding for several years because of his threats to hurt her, or worse. All three suspects - Tiffany Li, Kaveh Bayat, and Olivier Adella - are due in court on Wednesday. Now there's exclusive information about who Adella is and why he isn't who he claims to be. The $64,000 dollar question -- who is Olivier Adella? It's hard to tell because he's used three different aliases. He has an impressive resume, even saying he served in the French Foreign Legion. But is this all true? According to his wife, it's not. "I am his wife," she said. "I've been married to him since 2005." She is the estranged wife of Adella, one of the suspects charged in the high profile murder of Millbrae resident Keith Green.
"I've been literally in hiding from him for since we split up because he threatened to kill my family and myself," she said.
Adella's wife says he made the threats when she refused to sign divorce papers because he wouldn't accept his financial obligations incurred during their marriage. Adella is from the Ivory Coast and he's a mixed martial arts fighter. He runs a limo service, whose business address turns out to be a PO Box in San Bruno. When asked who the real Olivier Adella is, she said, "Mustafa Traore." |
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(Black cook) Who Intentionally Struck Silver Diner Charged With Murder, Police Say  The 59-year-old man who rammed his sport-utility vehicle into a Virginia restaurant last month has been charged with murder after a man he struck died, Fairfax County police said. Samuel Ovie Abutoh of Springfield was initially charged with malicious wounding, but that charged was upgraded to second-degree murder after 74-year-old Andrew Sheren of McLean died, police said Wednesday. Abutoh intentionally drove into the Silver Diner on Fletcher Street multiple times on May 4, striking Sheren, who was trying to enter the diner, police said. Abutoh then poured liquid on his body and lit himself on fire, police said. He then rammed the restaurant again, pinning two other people against the building. The Hummer burst into flames and created a pillar of smoke that was visible through much of Tysons Corner, raw video shows. Sheren died from his injuries two weeks later. |
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(Black) Uniontown Man Faces Prison For Recording Rapes Of 2 Teens PITTSBURGH The case of a man who took cellphone photos of two teenage girls he raped repeatedly “may be the worst I’ve seen,” a 40-year veteran judge said Wednesday in sentencing the man to nearly 26 years in prison. David Kinteay Carson, 39, of Uniontown, was already serving 15 to 30 years in state prison for repeatedly raping the girls. The sentence, which runs concurrently to the state sentence, means Carson can’t be released on parole for another 25 years, 10 months, minus any time he earns in the federal prison system for good behavior. Absent the federal sentence, Carson might have been paroled in less than 14 years. |
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WANTED: Brookport, IL man accused of sexual assault MASSAC COUNTY, IL - A warrant has been issued for the arrest of a Brookport, Illinois man accused of sexual assault. The Massac County Sheriff's Department is asking for help finding David I. Rogers, 25. A warrant for $10,000 was issued for Rogers for four counts of predatory criminal sexual assault of a victim under the age of 13. The sheriff's department reports Rogers is known to be in Brookport and Paducah. They say he also has an outstanding warrant out of McCracken County. |
(Black) Houston seventh grade teacher arrested on federal child pornography charges A Houston social studies teacher faces a federal indictment on charges that he distributed, received and possessed child pornography. Officials arrested Jason Dion Johnson, 50, on Friday and he appeared before a magistrate Monday. He remains in custody pending a detention hearing Wednesday before U.S. Magistrate Judge Mary Milloy. The complaint says investigators found a number of videos and images showing prepubescent girls being sexually exploited, including hidden camera VHS footage of what appeared to be a changing area within a school. |
Teen's 26-Year-Old Boyfriend Faces 170 Years in Prison Over Sexting and Sexually Explicit Photos and Video  Sexual conversations and video over text messages between a Pennsylvania college student and her boyfriend have landed him behind bars facing up to 170 years in prison after the girl's mother protested their relationship. Antoine Hall, 26, of Philadelphia's Wissinoming section, carried on a sexual relationship with his 17-year-old girlfriend for at least four months this year, Radnor Police said. She is a college student at Eastern University, a Christian school in Wayne. When the girl's mother learned about their relationship, she took the teen to Radnor Police to report the sexual contact -- despite both saying the relationship was consensual. Police said the sex was legal because the girl was more than 16 years old. But Hall allegedly broke the state's sexting and child pornography laws when the couple sexted dozens of times and took and exchanged sexually explicit photos and video, police said. The teen told police Hall refused to delete a sex tape they recorded when asked. |
(Dark-skinned black) Man pretends to be Uber driver, robs, threatens woman with sex assault MANHATTAN -- Police are looking for a man who posed as an Uber driver, then robbed and threatened a woman. Around 1:30 a.m. May 15, a woman got into a car that she thought was an Uber ride she had requested. As they started driving she realized they were not heading toward her home. As they passed the 96th Street exit the suspect demanded money while threatening to shoot and sexually assault her. The victim gave the driver an iPhone, wallet, $20 in cash, a debit card, a MetroCard, a jacket and a pair of gold earrings. He got off the highway and she was able to escape the vehicle when it stopped at a red light. The victim was not injured and the man fled. The individual is described as a black man in his 30s, with short hair, dark skin and a beard. |
Black Sports: Pablo Armero: Ex-West Ham left-back arrested, accused of "forcefully" cutting wife's hair According to a Miami Beach Police arrest report, the incident occurred in the early hours after the couple had returned to their room at the Metropolitan Hotel from a night out drinking. The full-back then wanted to get intimate with his partner, before she rejected his advances and he became violent. - (Black Sports) |
Prosecutor announces charging decision in Jamar Clark case MINNEAPOLIS -- Minnesota's U.S. attorney says no federal civil rights charges will be filed against two Minneapolis police officers in last fall's shooting death of a black man. Andrew Luger says there is insufficient evidence to support charges against the officers, who had a lethal confrontation with 24-year-old Jamar Clark last November. Luger is the second prosecutor to decline to file charges in Clark's death, following Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman's announcement in March. Clark's death set off weeks of protests on the city's north side, where some witnesses said Clark was handcuffed when he was shot. Freeman said forensic evidence backed up the officers' account that Clark was not handcuffed and that he had his hand on an officer's gun when he was shot. |
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Video shows (Indian) Montreal jewelry store worker throwing acid at (black) robbers They are the images Richardson François hoped would never surface in public. By his own admission, the 31-year-old convicted killer who has close ties to a Montreal street gang had sunk to a new low in his life when, on Jan. 22, 2013, he and an accomplice, Jerry Theodore, walked into a jewelry store in Park Extension with the goal of robbing it. What they did not expect was that the owner of the store, Vijay Verma, and his relatives would fight back even though François was armed with a pistol and Theodore was carrying a machete. During the melee that ensued, after François pulled out the pistol, one of Verma’s relatives picked up a tray full of nitric acid — commonly used to clean jewelry — and tossed it in François and Theodore’s faces. The acid left lifelong scars on their faces. François also lost 50 per cent of the vision in one of his eyes. - (Canada) |
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(Black female) Ex-cop Ymmacula Pierre used dead man’s credit card to buy diamond ring  A disgraced ex-NYPD officer pleaded guilty Tuesday to buying a diamond ring with a credit card she found on the body of a dead Manhattan man. Former cop Ymmacula Pierre, 30, copped to a misdemeanor theft rap and was sentenced to a conditional discharge. She previously agreed to resign from the NYPD. Pierre was arrested in 2014 for using the man’s card to buy $3,200 in bling from an online jeweler Days prior, Pierre and her partner went to the Manhattan home of 65-year-old architect Kenneth Sanden. A relative called cops after not hearing from him for several days. Pierre found Sanden dead and vouchered some of his items – including the card, cops said. The credit card number was later used to buy a diamond ring from Zales.com for $3,282.58. |
Police: Off-Duty Officer Fires At & Chases 2 (black) Suspected Burglars From His Home  PHILADELPHIA — Police have announced that a shooting took place on Tuesday involving an off-duty police officer. Officials say that two intruders were inside the officer’s home and that he fired his weapon upon finding them inside the residence. Police say that an off-duty officer entered his home on Tuesday at 1:12 p.m. When he walked through the front door, officials say he noticed that his television was not there. He observed that his kitchen door was ajar and that his kitchen window was open.The officer heard movement and voices coming from the basement and that he approached the basement with his weapon drawn, announcing “police.” Police say one of the intruders charged up the stairs at the officer and the officer claims that the man had a dark metal object in his hand. The officer shot at the intruder and officials say he missed. The intruder fell down the steps. Police say the two intruders then fled out of the basement door and the officer chased after him. Police say the officer saw a green/blue van pull away from the house at a high rate of speed. The first intruder was taken into custody and the second intruder was taken into custody by an off-duty detective who witnessed the pursuit. Police identified the first intruder as Ricky “Ameen” Mosley, 37, and the second as Lynel Henry, 22. Both men have been charged with burglary, criminal trespass, criminal conspiracy, flight to avoid persecution, theft and other related offenses. |
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Black Sports: Former Philly High School Basketball Star Accused of Shooting Man During Attempted Robbery  A former Philadelphia high school basketball star is accused of shooting a man during an attempted robbery. Police say Rysheed Jordan, 21, and two other suspects arranged a meeting on Facebook to sell a cell phone to at least two people. When the victims arrived on 26th and Stewart streets around 4:20 p.m. Friday, Jordan and the other suspects tried to rob them at gunpoint, according to investigators. Police say the victims ran off and Jordan allegedly opened fire, shooting one of the victims, a 23-year-old man, in the arm. The victim was taken to the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania where he was placed in stable condition. - (Black Sports) |
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Third (Black) Suspect In Delco Armed Home Invasion Remains At Large  MEDIA, Pa. — Two men have been arrested in connection to an armed home invasion that happened overnight in Prospect Park. Eighteen-year-old Nikoly Lewis and 23-year-old Dakir Grant are currently in police custody. A third suspect remains at large. The break-in was reported Monday night. Homeowners told police that three armed males entered the front door of their residence which was unlocked. The intruders held one of the homeowners at gunpoint on the kitchen floor, while the other two searched their home for valuables. The suspects fled the home quickly after another resident managed to call 911. Police are still searching for the third suspect they say is known as “Pappo.” He’s described as a black male with brown eyes and is approximately 18 to 25 years old. |
Charge Changed To Murder After (black) 2-Year-Old Detroit Girl Dies  DETROIT – Three men charged in the shooting of a 2-year-old Detroit girl now face murder charges after she died last weekend. The Wayne County prosecutor’s office said Tuesday the three are charged in the death of Makanzee Oldham, who died Sunday. She was shot last Wednesday while in a car with her father after a fight erupted and someone poured juice on a woman getting ready for prom. Thirty-year-old Cleveland Smelley is accused of firing the shot that killed Makanzee. He and two other men are also charged with attempted murder because there were others in the car. |
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No charges filed in stabbing death of (LGBT-Queer) ex-boyfriend MEMPHIS, TN - Memphis police announced Tuesday there will be no charges filed in the stabbing death of a man who was breaking up with his boyfriend. Police said Jarvis Jackson, 23, was stabbed in the 2900 block of Knight Road on Monday. According to police, the investigation revealed Jackson arrived at the home, vandalized a vehicle in the yard, and left the property. A brief time later, he returned and forced his way into the home. There, he had an altercation with his ex-boyfriend and others in the home. At the time, Jackson's 30-year-old ex-boyfriend grabbed a knife and began stabbing Jackson. |
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Toronto: (Hispanic) Man charged with homosexually assaulting 3-year-old boy in park |
Illegal Alien Arrested for Attempted Rape: 'If I'd Asked, She Would Have Said No' |
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Ex-Florida cop charged in shooting of armed black musician |
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(White female, two black thieves arrested) Car trunk proves to be poor hiding place for (black) burglary suspect   SALISBURY, NC - Three people have been charged in connection with a burglary at a local apartment complex, and police say a muffled voice in the back of a small car helped them catch one of the suspects. According to the police report, on Sunday, neighbors in the Laurel Pointe apartments On Laurel Pointe circle noticed four people taking items out of an apartment and putting them into a red Honda. Police responded and made a traffic stop, stopping the Honda in the parking lot of a shopping center just off Statesville Boulevard. Several stolen items, including a large, flat screen TV were found in the car, police say. Adrianna Christine Ewart, 18, identified as the driver of the car, was charged with second degree burglary and felony larceny. She was placed in jail under $25,000 bond. Juan Rayvon Fair, 18, was charged with second degree burglary and felony larceny. Bond was set at $50,000. Jamal Aaron West, 17, who police say they found hiding in the trunk of the car, was charged with second degree burglary and felony larceny. Bond was set at $50,000. |
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(African migrant husband from Guinea) Beats (black ex-con) Would-Be Rapist to Death with tire iron  A Bronx man allegedly beat an attacker to death with what appeared to be a tire iron after the attacker tried to rape the man's wife, law enforcement sources said. The woman's 61-year-old husband was arrested on manslaughter charges Tuesday, hours after police say he fatally beat the would-be rapist in the elevator of the couple's Washington Avenue apartment building. The alleged rapist, 43-year-old Earl Nash, forced his way into the building shortly after 10 p.m., authorities said. Nash allegedly knocked at the victim's door, pushed his way in when she answered and exposed himself and tried to tear off the woman's clothes, according to sources. Amid the struggle, the woman called for her husband and one of the woman's cousins tried to fight off Nash. Nash has 19 prior arrests, and had served at least four years in a state prison. |
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| (Black) Former 'Shield' Actor Convicted of Second-Degree Murder Jace's lawyers acknowledged that he killed his wife April and argued that he should be convicted of voluntary manslaughter because it wasn't a p  remeditated act. A jury has convicted an actor who played a police officer on TV of second-degree murder in the shooting death of his wife in Los Angeles. The verdict was read Tuesday after the weeklong trial of Michael Jace. Jace's lawyers acknowledged that he killed his wife, April, and argued that he should be convicted of voluntary manslaughter because it wasn't a premeditated act. A prosecutor, however, told jurors that Jace was upset because his wife wanted a divorce and shot her in the back before taunting her and shooting her in the legs two years ago. |
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Police investigating after ('gay' black) man killed during breakup with (LGBT-Queer) boyfriend MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- A domestic situation turned physical, resulting in the latest homicide in the city of Memphis. Jarvis Jackson was stabbed more than 15 times with knives and bamboo sticks, his family said. To make matters worse, it reportedly happened right in front of his mother. Blood stains marked the spot where police said Jackson was brutally attacked. It was a life snatched away at a home on Knight Road in Parkway Village. "They ended up piercing his heart with some sticks and clubs and bats," said Jackson's father. He went on to say his son was simply trying to grab his belongings from his partner's house when things got crazy. One person is now in custody, but so far no charges have been filed. - (Black fags) |
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Witness: Little (Black Sambo) Told His Mom He Was Going To Go In Zoo’s Gorilla Enclosure    CINCINNATI — Animal rights activists gathered Monday for a Memorial Day vigil for the gorilla killed at the Cincinnati Zoo after a 4-year-old boy slipped into an exhibit and a special zoo response team concluded his life was in danger. Anthony Seta of Cincinnati called the 17-year-old western lowland gorilla’s death “a senseless tragedy,” but said the purpose Monday wasn’t to point fingers but a tribute to the gorilla named Harambe. “People can shout at the parents and people can shout at the zoo,” Seta said. “The fact is that a gorilla that just celebrated his birthday has been killed.” The gorilla’s birthday was May 27, the day before he was shot.“I heard the exchange while I’m waiting. ‘I’m going to go in.’ ‘No, you’re not.’ ‘I’m going to go in.’ ‘No, you’re not.’ The mother turns around to her other children,” O’Connor said. The outrage against Gregg has also caused others who share her name to receive angry Facebook messages. One Cleveland mother named Michelle Gregg changed her Facebook profile photo to a picture that says, “This Michelle has never even been to the Cincinnati Zoo! Neither has my 5-year-old son!” |
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UPDATE: (Black) Shooting suspect waived extradition, (White) Harris Co. deputy out of ICU after being shot in the face  HARRIS COUNTY, GA - The Harris County Sheriff's deputy that was shot in the head early Saturday evening is in much-improved condition in a Columbus hospital, according to Harris County Sheriff Mike Jolley. Jolley said that Deputy Jamie White is surrounded by family and friends and "is doing much better" and is out of ICU, but there is a possibility he may lose sight in his left eye. Law enforcement officials have confirmed that a suspect involved in the shooting of a Harris County Sheriff's deputy on Saturday has been arrested. Russell County Sheriff Heath Taylor confirmed the arrest of Joe Lee Garrett, 24, was made just hours after the shooting Saturday night. Taylor said Garrett turned himself in to a Phenix City Police investigator on Saturday night. Garrett being held as a fugitive from justice in relation to the shooting. Another person, Lytishia Horace, was arrested in connection with this case. Horace was also held at the Russell Co. Jail as a fugitive from justice. Garrett is being charged with aggravated assault of a police officer, possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and eluding arrest. The deputy, identified as Jamie White, was shot while walking up to the vehicle during a traffic stop. He was rushed to the Medical Center and is being treated following surgery. White suffered a single shot in the face, above his left eye. Jolley says the incident happened during a traffic stop early Saturday evening around 7:30 p.m. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Maplewood Woman Charged In Another Heroin Overdose Death   MINNEAPOLIS — A 30-year-old Maplewood woman already charged in an overdose death has been linked to another, according to the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office. Beverly Burrell is now charged with two counts of third-degree murder, and two counts of third-degree sale of drugs in connection to the two incidents. According to the criminal complaint, Burrel supplied heroin laced with fentanyl – a synthetic opiate more powerful than morphine – to 29-year-old Nick Petrick of New Prague. On April 11, Petrick was found dead from an apparent narcotics overdose in a Costco parking lot in Eden Prairie. Now, authorities say Burrell is linked to another heroin death that occurred in Carver County. On Jan. 7 at 12:10 p.m., 20-year-old Luke Ronnei of Chanhassen was found unresponsive in his bed. He was pronounced dead not long after, and his cause of death was determined to be a heroin overdose. - (Black-on-white) |
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Missing (white) woman's body found, 'significant evidence' of foul play - (she met this black killer on a dating website...)  MARICOPA, AZ - Authorities say they have a man in custody in connection with the disappearance and death of a Maricopa woman. The Maricopa Police Department said investigators found the body of 24-year-old Angela Russo in a desert area of Maricopa County. Police have turned over the investigation to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, as law enforcement said there is "significant" evidence of foul play. Sunday evening, Maricopa County Detective Doug Matteson said 25-year-old Lashawn Johnson was already in custody on unrelated charges but was rebooked Sunday on a first-degree murder charge for Russo's death. Russo was first reported missing in mid-April , and investigators said her cell phone's last location was in the Maryvale area of Phoenix. Matteson said Johnson lived in that area. Matteson said Russo's body was discovered within the last week or so in a shallow grave in a desert area off of 411th Avenue near Tonopah. "It's beyond devastation at this point," said Diana Schalow, Russo's mother. Her daughter would have turned 25 on May 10. Authorities said they were still going through evidence to establish a timeline of when Russo was killed. Schalow previously told ABC15 she thought her daughter disappeared after meeting someone she met through online dating. "She did not know him. It was just trying to go out on a date to get to know somebody," Schalow said Sunday. - (Black-on-white) |
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| 1 (White male) dead, possible suspects (black male and white female) sought in Riverview Park homicide LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- A shooting at a local park left one teenager dead and police looking to question multiple suspects who may have been involved. Investigators said the victim was shot while he was sitting inside of his car, which was parked at the Riverview Park boat ramp in Pleasure Ridge Park. At this time police haven't made any arrests, but there is surveillance video of the scene which is helping them with their investigation. Now, they said they need the public’s help identifying the suspects and figuring out why the victim was there in the first place. Investigators released pictures of the suspects who they believe shot the victim inside his car. A white female, and an African-American male then got out of the victim’s car, got into a black sedan and drove away. |
Woodruff shooting, kidnapping suspect in custody, victim missing  Woodruff Police say Marcus Q. Todd turned himself in Tuesday afternoon. He has a bond of $3,000 set on violation of probation. Attempted murder and kidnapping bonds will have to be set by a circuit court judge. His day of initial appearance is set for July 14. They are still looking for the victim who was shot and kidnapped. The shooting happened on Woodruff St. in Woodruff. More than 50 law enforcement officers and a helicopter were searching for the suspect at the beginning of the situation. The chief says the suspect, Marcus Todd, shot 29-year-old Jermaine West multiple times in the front yard and then kidnapped him. He says Todd picked him up and threw him in his vehicle and left. Police said they didn’t know the condition of the victim Monday afternoon but that nobody had been taken to the hospital. He said Todd and the victim were acquaintances. |
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18-year-old (black) arrested in murder of homeless Snellville-area pizza worker  An 18-year-old has been arrested in connection with the murder of a Snellville-area pizza restaurant worker. Sunday evening Gwinnett police said Tremaine Washington has been arrested and charged with aggravated assault and felony murder in the death of Robert Purcell. Purcell, 40, was ID’d earlier on Sunday after he went missing from his job at Marco’s Pizza, located on Centerville Highway in unincorporated Snellville, on Friday and was later found dead in Stone Mountain on Saturday. Police Cpl. Collin Flynn said Purcell was homeless and living out of the vehicle he was discovered in and that robbery was the suspected motive. |
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Cop tases another cop while chasing crazy coon through subway tunnel   One cop accidentally Tased another in the leg during a wild chase of an apparently emotionally disturbed man who ran through the subway tunnels along the 1-2-3 line from 96th Street down to 59th Street. Some 30 officers joined the pursuit, brought ground trains to a halt Sunday night. “After running around like a chicken with his head cut off, I’m f–king tired,” one cop huffed as he drank from a bottle of water. The fleet-footed suspect had for unknown reasons jumped down from the subway platform at 96th Street and took off running along the tracks to the 59th Street-Columbus Circle station and then back up to 72nd Street before finally ending up at the Lincoln Center-66th Street station, where police Tased and arrested him. |
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(White male) Victim identified in home invasion murder (beaten to death by three black muderers)  SALTON CITY, Calif. – Authorities have identified the man who was beaten to death during a home invasion. Donald Tarker, 57, died after three men broke into a home and beat him along with three other people, according to Imperial County Sheriff’s Office (ICSO) Coroner Eric Frazier. Officers say Kevin Scott, 35, Justin Alford, 29, and Aaron Jackson, 20, are suspected of breaking into the home and robbing the victims, Wednesday night. Deputies say when they arrived on scene, near Barbara and Betty Avenues, they performed CPR on Tarker but he died from his injuries on scene. ICSO deputies say the men fled to Riverside County after the incident. However, U.S. Border Patrol agents found the three men shortly after in Riverside County where ICSO met them to make the arrest. The three men were charged with murder, conspiracy, and burglary among other charges. - (Black-on-white) |
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