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Black
Charged in White Teen Girl's Murder More Than 4 Years Ago
Arrested in Home Invasion  A
(black) South Jersey man who was charged more than four years ago
along with his brother in the murder of a
(White) 12-year-old girl but was later released is now
charged in connection to a home invasion. Dante Robinson,
21, of Clayton, New Jersey, is accused of breaking into a home in
the Kay Lane area in Sicklerville, New Jersey around 12:30 a.m.
Monday. Robinson is charged with robbery, burglary, aggravated
assault, endangering the welfare of a child, theft, and conspiracy
to commit robbery. In October of 2012, Robinson and his younger brother Justin Robinson were arrested and charged in the murder of 12-year-old Autumn Pasquale in Clayton. Police say Autumn was riding her bike to a friend's house when Justin and Dante lured the girl into their home with the promise of trading bike parts. Two days after she disappeared, Autumn's body was found in a recycling bin near the boys' home. Both were charged with murder. Justin Robinson was sentenced to 17 years in prison in 2013 after he admitted to strangling Pasquale. He pleaded guilty in adult court to aggravated manslaughter, saying he alone and not his brother strangled Autumn. Dante Robinson was released from a youth correctional facility after pleading guilty to obstruction in connection to Pasquale's death. - (Black-on-white) |
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'Burn
in hell,' husband of (White female) bank president fatally
stabbed in 2014 tells black as he's sentenced to life in prison
   BENTON
— Family members of the two women that James Watts
brutally stabbed to death while attempting to rob a bank in Cairo
addressed him one after another on Thursday as he was officially
sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. “For
myself, my prayer is that you burn in hell,” said Walt
Grace, the husband of the late Anita
Grace, of Olive Branch. Grace was the Cairo First National
Bank branch president on May 15, 2014, when Watts forced her and two
other employees back into the bank that evening and then took their
lives after they were unable to unlock the bank vault. Watts also
killed that day employee Nita Smith, of
Wickliffe, Kentucky, and he seriously injured a third employee,
Kaeley Price, who survived the harrowing ordeal and was
able to call 911. each woman's throat had been "cut
deeply," and all were stabbed multiple times — one woman more than
50 times. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White
female) Great Bridge senior fighting to recover after
HIT-AND-RUN-DUI crash (by drunken dreadlocked demon) that killed
her friend    Katie
Kirk is headed to the University of Virginia in the fall,
but on Wednesday, she wore the maroon and orange of Virginia Tech.
There's only one person who could get her to dress in Hokies colors
– her friend, Sabrina Mundorff. A
senior at Great Bridge High School, Sabrina was a passenger in her
friend and fellow senior Kaitlyn Duffy's
Honda CR-V on May 19 when a box truck crashed into them
on Indian River Road in Virginia Beach. Duffy
was killed in the crash. The truck driver, Jerode
Demetrius Johnson, 31, faces charges that include
involuntary manslaughter and DUI. Sabrina remains hospitalized and,
as of Tuesday, was in critical condition. Katie, who has known
Sabrina since they were toddlers, believes her friend will fight to
recover. - (Black-on-white) |
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Hinsdale
Police Question Black Suspect In Murder (of White woman)  Police
in west suburban Hinsdale are questioning a suspect in the murder of
a local woman early this month. Andrea Urban,
a 51-year-old mother of two, was found dead in her Town Place
residence May 4, sending shock waves through the normally quiet
community. She died from blunt-force trauma injuries, the coroner’s
office said. Paper lanterns still memorialize Urban in the
neighborhood. Residents there say police also have not forgotten
about the crime, making frequent contact with them in the weeks
following their neighbor’s murder. Those who knew Urban say she was
a kind and gentle woman who had been battling leukemia. The
medical marijuana advocate was an actress and appeared in
several commercials. Hinsdale police previously said they didn’t
believe Urban’s murder was a random act. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black)
Man suspected in fatal Kokomo hit-and-run (murder of White
woman) turns himself in   KOKOMO,
Ind.– A man wanted in connection with a fatal hit-and-run in Kokomo
turned himself in to authorities Tuesday. Kokomo police say Maurice
Shelley turned himself in around 3 p.m. to Indiana State
Police in Marion County. He was then arrested on charges of voluntary
manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter, battery by means of a
deadly weapon and reckless driving. Authorities say
Shelley struck 42-year-old Alisa Burnett
around 5:20 a.m. on May 21. Officers located
Burnett in the parking lot of Front Row Live seriously injured.
Witnesses told police an altercation ensured in the parking lot
between Shelley and other individuals. It’s possible he was
trying to hit someone else and struck Burnett instead.
Burnett was transported to the hospital where she later died. Shelley
has a criminal history going back several years. Prior
charges filed against him include domestic battery, operating a
vehicle while intoxicated, public intoxication and criminal
recklessness. Friends and co-workers at Front Row Live are planning
a candlelight vigil outside the bar on Thursday at 6 p.m. They hope
to raise money to help pay for funeral and burial expenses.
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Video
released of (black) capital murder suspects in death of (White)
69-year-old woman        HARRIS
COUNTY, Texas - The Harris County Sheriff's Office has released
surveillance video of capital murder suspects in the death of a
69-year-old woman. HCSO says Linda Terry
was found dead in her North Harris County home on May 20 around 9:30
p.m. Deputies with the Harris County Precinct 4 Constable's Office
responded to her home on Fox Haven Lane to conduct a welfare check
on Terry because she had not been heard from in several days.
Deputies say the victim's body displayed signs of trauma. The
victim's car, a white 2013 Honda Accord with Texas license plate HZS
1825, was missing from the home. - (Black-on-white) |
Black
Teen gets 20 years for murder of (White) Sylvan Hills student     SHERWOOD,
Ark. – A 16-year-old has been sentenced to two decades in prison for
the shooting death of a Sylvan Hills student last year.
Quincy Parks, who was 15 when the crime was committed,
was sentenced to 20 years on Tuesday. Parks pleaded guilty to first
degree murder and aggravated robbery in the April 2016 shooting
death of 17-year-old Bryan Thompson.
Sherwood police found Thompson shot inside a car in the parking lot
of the Bill Harmon Recreation Center on Shelby Road on April 21,
2016. Parks was originally charged with capital murder in Thompson’s
death but the charges were downgraded as part of a plea deal.
According to Associated Press reports, Deputy Prosecutor Ashley
Clancy said Parks demanded Thompson's money and then shot
him in the throat. In a letter to the court in February,
Parks said he didn’t “know what went on.” “All I remember was that
I had smoked a lot of weed that day and the drug had took over my
body and its like I was peer pressure to do things from
my co-defendant and he said that if I don’t do it he going to get
both of us,” he said in the letter. 17-year-old Xavier
Porter is also facing capital murder and aggravated
robbery in connection to Thompson’s death. Porter, who is now 18,
has a final pre-trial hearing May 30. According to court records,
his jury trial is scheduled to start in July. The other teenager, Travone
Miller, now 15, who was arrested in this case was
transferred to juvenile court last fall after pleading guilty to
robbery charges and agreeing to testify against Parks and Porter.
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Kokomo
police arrest dreadful black suspected of murdering (White) man
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Ind. — The Kokomo Police Department has made an arrest in the murder
of Jason Heck. 31-year-old Marcus
Byars of Kokomo has been arrested in the case. Heck, 29,
was found dead by a passer-by on Monday afternoon in the 2700 block
of North 50 East on the property of the United
Auto Workers, Local 1166. His death was ruled a homicide the
next day by the Howard County Coroner’s Office. Byars was arrested
Thursday morning. The case remains under investigation. You can call
in information regarding this case to the Kokomo Police Department
Hotline at 765-456-7017. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black
Man sentenced in bachelorette party stabbing (of two White
women)  LOUISVILLE,
KY. — The man convicted of stabbing two sisters who were visiting
Louisville for a bachelorette party learned his fate in court. It's
been almost two years since the stabbing happened downtown near 4th
Street Live but May 25 the case is finally coming to a close. A
Jefferson County judge formally sentencing Kalief Cummings.
He'll serve 35 years in prison for stabbing two women who were
visiting Louisville for a bachelorette party. The stabbing happened
in August of 2015 when Cummings was found guilty of two counts of
assault. The two sisters suffered collapsed lungs and other injuries
and one of the women was the bride-to-be and the wedding had to be
postponed because of her injuries. Cummings does have the right to
appeal and his attorney says they plan to do so.
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Police
Hunt Suspect Who Stabbed (White) Man 13 Times Outside Taco Truck
(in "racially-motivated" attack)   ECHO
PARK — Kris Brown was stabbed
13 times outside a taco stand but says he wasn’t going to
go down easily. “Even if I was going to die, I wanted people to know
what this man was,” said Kris Brown.
Brown. 46, showed the stab wounds that nearly took his life. He
believe his attack was racially-motivated. On May 2nd
around 2 a.m,, Brown was on his bike at a taco truck on Sunset Blvd
and Echo Park Avenue. The Air Force veteran says as he was waiting,
he noticed a strange man heading in his direction, coming down the
sidewalk, looking at him with hate in his eyes. “He spit on
my shoes, as I approached and looked at him, he pulled
out two knives and[tried to] attack[ed] my eyeballs,” Brown says.
Brown says the man, who was caught on security cameras, is his
attacker. As Brown tried to defend himself, he was stabbed over and
over again. “He went straight for my eyes, I pulled
him down with me because I wasn’t going to lose an eye, he had two
knives and attempted to stab me 13 times. All of them were
attempts at my heart,” Brown said. Even after Brown fell
to the ground, the suspect kept stabbing. When he eventually walked
away, Brown got up and tried to go after him so he didn’t hurt
anyone else. “The man was lit up on something that I couldn’t
describe,” said Brown. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black
husband gets life in prison for the stabbing death of his white
wife   An
Erie man who tried to explain away his dead wife’s blood with a
sneeze defense at his homicide trial received life in prison at his
sentencing Thursday. Billy Ray Gordon, 58, angrily
defended his innocence at the hearing, claiming the police officers
who investigated his wife’s death were “racist liars”
who tricked him. “I will fight this case until I prove my
innocence,” he said in court, to disgusted sounds from the victim’s
family. Gordon was certain to spend the rest of his life in prison
after a jury in March convicted him of first-degree murder, which
carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison without parole, as
well as counts of aggravated assault, reckless endangerment,
possession of the instrument of a crime, abuse of a corpse
and tampering with evidence. Erie County Judge Stephanie Domitrovich
added 2½ to 8 years to the mandatory life sentence for the other
charges, several of which merged for sentencing purposes. The
sentences were all in the standard range of state guidelines. The
jury found Gordon stabbed his wife,
51-year-old Linda Gordon, 20 times before leaving her body
along a stretch of East 19th Street in July. Gordon explained the
DNA evidence was because He and his wife often sneezed blood from
snorting heroin. Linda Gordon, who had been married for nine years,
had heroin and cocaine in her system when she
died, and the prosecution said she was stabbed with a hunting knife
with some of the wounds as many as 4½ inches deep. Two prosecution
witnesses testified at his trial that Billy Ray Gordon told them he
killed his wife because he believed she was cheating on him
and because he feared she would turn him in for robbing
a credit union and attempting to rob a bank eight days before her
death. . - (Black-on-white)
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Waco
Negro man arrested for sexually abusing 5-year-old Temple girl TEMPLE
- A Waco man was arrested recently for sexually abusing a
5-year-old at her aunt's house in Temple back on Halloween
2016. Renee Marteial White, 53, was arrested and
booked in the Bell County Jail on Tuesday. He was still being held
Thursday afternoon on $200,000 bond. The young victim told the
Children's Advocacy Center of Central Texas, located in Belton, that
she had sexual contact with a man, who her mother told investigators
the child has previously identified as Renee White. When evaluated
by a sexual assault nurse examiner, the victim claimed White had
touched her genitals. After reviewing the arrest affidavit, Bell
County Justice of the Peace David Barfield signed off on a warrant
for White's arrest. White is charged with felony indecency with a
child. |
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Frizzy-headed
(LGBT-Queer dirty deviant black)
fag dressed as woman arrested for attempting to lure teen into
car for sex CENTER
POINT, AL — A Center Point man was arrested after police say that he
tried to lure a teenager into his car for sex. Kendall Leon
Carr, 28, faces the charge of enticing a child for
immoral purposes after the stepfather of a
15-year-old boy told Jefferson County Sheriff’s deputies
that Carr tried to proposition the boy. Carr
allegedly approached the boy while he was at a friend’s house on 1st
Place Northwest. Deputies say he pulled up to the house and called
the teens over and told them that he was interested in having sex
with them. Carr was dressed as a woman at the time. He gave the boy
his cell phone number and told him to call to set up a meeting. |
Jury
convicts (LGBT-Queer dirty deviant
black) former Death Row inmate in his third trial for
1981 Newport Beach murder   SANTA
ANA — A man once plucked from Death Row when a federal judge
overturned his conviction was found guilty again on Monday, May 22,
for the 1981 killing of a Newport Beach man. An Orange County
Superior Court jury deliberated for about two days before finding James
Andrew Melton, 65, guilty of first-degree murder for
robbing and killing Anthony Lial DeSousa
in his Newport Beach home more than three decades ago. Melton
originally was convicted and sentenced to death for the killing in
1982. But he was pulled from Death Row in 2007 when a federal judge
ruled that Melton was over-medicated by jail staff and could not
understand his trial. He was tried again in 2014, but the case ended
in a mistrial when the jury deadlocked 10-2 in favor of conviction.
Prosecutors then chose not to pursue the death penalty, partly
because of the case’s age. Now, after his third trial, Melton faces
life in prison without the possibility of parole. In the trial,
Senior Deputy District Attorney Steve McGreevy said Melton
and his lover, Johnny Boyd, hatched a plan to meet rich, older men
through ads in gay magazines and then rob them in their
homes. Boyd was given immunity to testify in the first trial. He
died of AIDS in 1992, so the jury in this trial listened
to transcripts of his testimony. DeSousa, who lived in a Newport
Beach condo, had come out as a gay man after his
wife died and began placing ads in magazines looking for partners.
Boyd said had met DeSousa through one of his ads and arranged a
meeting between Melton and DeSousa. Days later on Oct. 13, 1981,
DeSousa’s nude body was found in his bedroom, strangled. |
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Watauga
black (with D-ranged ebonic name) accused in three rapes gets 15
years in prison in plea deal  FORT
WORTH — A Watauga man accused of raping three women whom he met
online pleaded guilty Wednesday in exchange for four 15-year prison
sentences to be served concurrently. LDarrius Djuan Garner,
21, was arrested last summer and indicted in September on three
charges of sexual assault and one charge of robbery. Police alleged
that Garner had befriended three women on MeetMe.com and
Kik, an instant messaging app, and arranged to pick them
up in his car, according to an arrest warrant affidavit. After
driving them to remote areas, “he frequently sexually assaulted them
and robbed them using force, threat of force, and occasionally a
weapon,” the affidavit said. |
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(Corn-rowed
black) Worker At Logan Airport Massage Studio Charged With
Raping Customer  BOSTON
– Massachusetts State Police arrested a man who works at a massage
studio inside Logan Airport, charging him with raping a customer. Darnell
Williams, 29, of Boston was arrested Wednesday on one
count of rape. He works at Be Relax Massage Studio inside Terminal
B. A 25-year-old woman at the airport from out of state was
receiving a massage while waiting for her flight on Sunday night.
The woman told police that about 35 minutes into her hour-long
massage, she was raped while lying face down on the massage table.
Police said the woman told Williams to stop the massage. He
allegedly continued to touch her inappropriately before leaving the
room. The victim, who police say was “distraught” after the
incident, became physically ill in the airport, and again during her
flight. - (Drudge)
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Sex
offender charged with rape at Duke Medical Center Durham,
N.C. — A registered sex offender who has twice been charged with
failing to notify local authorities of his home address was arrested
Wednesday in connection with a rape at Duke University Medical
Center. Timothy D. Hargrove, 43, of 2407 N.
Roxboro St., was charged with second-degree forcible rape, assault
by strangulation and being a sex offender with a child on the
premises. He was being held in the Durham County jail under a $1.2
million bond. The alleged assault occurred at about 6 a.m. Wednesday
in the 2300 block of Erwin Road, according to an incident report.
Duke University police and Durham police are investigating the
incident. |
Police
looking for 25-year-old man in connection with recent sexual
assaults in downtown Indy INDIANAPOLIS,
Ind. — Police have issued a warrant for a man in connection with two
recent sexual assaults in downtown Indianapolis, including one
inside a parking garage. Monday and Tuesday, a total of three women
reported different assaults, including two for sexual battery.
Detectives say 25-year-old Anthony Jones is facing
multiple charges, including rape, for attacks reported at 101 N New
Jersey St. and 451 E Market St. He was not involved in a third
attack reported at Michigan and Delaware, police say. In one case,
the woman had to be taken to the hospital for treatment. |
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(Black)
Shawnee man charged after allegedly pulling gun during road
rage incident OLATHE,
Kan. — A Shawnee man is facing an assault charge after he pulled a
gun on a driver in a road rage incident, police said. Johnson County
prosecutors charged Hugh Gordon Parris, 53, with
aggravated assault on Wednesday. Police said the incident occurred
Tuesday at 2:20 p.m. in the 7500 block of northbound Interstate 435.
The victim reportedly told police Parris cut her off and then she
sped up. The suspect swerved into her lane several times, and then
she tired to pass him. While doing so, police said, Parris
“displayed a black hand gun at the victim.” Officers were called and
Parris was taken into police custody. |
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(Black
female) Daycare worker charged with murder in death of
8-month-old girl When
8-month-old Reese Bowman was found
unresponsive Tuesday at her day care center, a staffer told
Baltimore police she had fed the baby, wrapped her in a blanket and
put her down for a nap. Video cameras at the Rocket
Tiers Learning Center (This
site is temporarily not available.) told a different story,
police say. Footage uncovered the next day showed 23-year-old Leah
Walden covering the baby with "excessive blankets," which
fully covered the child's head, said Criminal Investigations Chief
Stanley Brandford. She was also seen "violently snatching
the child out of the crib with one arm, swinging at the baby as if
she was slapping her, and placing pillows over the baby's face,"
Brandford said. "Watching that video is disturbing," he said. "Reese
Bowman, in my opinion, was tortured." |
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Syracuse
Police: Teacher is ‘stable' after Corcoran High School stabbing
- black female student "Zhuantina" arrested
 SYRACUSE,
N.Y. — A Syracuse teacher is stable after he was stabbed while
trying to break up a fight between two female students
at Corcoran High School on Thursday. The
24-year-old substitute teacher suffered stab wounds in the chest,
shoulder, and arm. A 17-year-old student -- Zhuantina
Hayes -- faces charges including assault and criminal
possession of a weapon. The teacher is expected to be released today
after receiving treatment at Upstate University Hospital. Syracuse
City School District officials said the school returned to normal
about an hour after the incident. The incident was reported around
10:30 a.m. Syracuse Police, the fire department, and emergency
personnel responded to the scene. |
(Black)
Attempted Robbery Suspect Arrested After Police Standoff In
Media Police
in Delaware County took a man into custody after he allegedly robbed
a CVS store and barricaded himself inside when police and a SWAT
team arrived Wednesday night. Media Borough police said Kwesi
Hudson of Wilmington, Delaware -- wearing all black
clothing, a hoodie and a mask around his face -- entered the CVS
store in Media around 9:45 p.m. armed with a gun and announced a
robbery. Police were notified after two employees inside handed over
an undisclosed amount of money. As the suspect headed to the rear
loading dock he was met by responding officers, investigators said.
The suspect then made a dash for the front door where other officers
met him, police said. The suspect then fled into a storage room near
the rear of the store |
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Nurse
sexually assaulted by naked black during hostage ordeal at
Geneva hospitall  GENEVA,
Ill. -- Disturbing new details have been revealed about a hostage
situation earlier this month at a west suburban hospital. Two nurses
who were taken hostage by a jail inmate are filing a lawsuit. They
allege the inmate's guards didn't follow protocol. In addition, one
of them was sexually assaulted. The nurses have not returned to work
since the May 13 standoff, still traumatized by the incident. And
they want someone held accountable for not keeping watch of a serial
felony offender. Inmate Tywon Salters held one
Delnor Hospital nurse against her will for three and a half hours,
allegedly beating and raping the nurse. Salters was hospitalized May
8 after ingesting cleaning fluid and trying to eat his jail-issued
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Passengers
reportedly warned workers about unruly unshaven unkempt Turkish
man on AA flight  HONOLULU
— Before a flight from Los Angeles to Honolulu took off carrying a
passenger whose in-flight behavior prompted bomb-threat procedures
and military fighter jets to escort the plane, passengers complained
to American Airlines workers that the man was scaring them, a woman
who was on the flight said Wednesday. Anil Uskanli,
25, of Turkey, tried to get to the front of the plane
during last week’s flight and crew members feared his laptop
contained explosives, said a criminal complaint charging him with
interfering with a flight crew. |
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(Black)
Suspect arraigned in murder of (White) Lansing man  A
30-year-old Detroit man has been charged in Ingham County for the
murder of Kevin Wade Wirth. Larkin
Henry Neely Jr. of Detroit has been charged with two
felonies, Open Murder and Armed Robbery. He was arraigned in 54-A
district court in front of Judge Clarke. Police say the body of
27-year-old Kevin Wade Wirth of Lansing was found in a home in the
1100 block of East Kalamazoo Street on Sunday May 21, 2017. Officers
found his body after responding to a burglary alarm
just before 7AM. Wirth had been beaten and
stabbed. Bail was set for Neely on a $25,000,000 cash-only
bond. He will appear in court next month for a probable cause
conference on June 1, and later in the month he is scheduled for a
preliminary examination on June 8. - (Black-on-white) |
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(BLACK)
Man gets 24 years to life for killing (white) ex-girlfriend in
Saugerties  KINGSTON
– Amy Burger was 24 when her boyfriend,
Karon Bowden, killed her in May last year. On
Wednesday Bowden was sentenced to 24 years to life in prison. The
Ulster County District Attorney’s Office had agreed that Bowden, 42,
formerly of Brooklyn, would not get the maximum possible sentence
when he pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in March and spared
Burger’s family the trauma of a trial, according to a press release.
That deal could have resulted in a minimum sentence of 16 years to
life. But Katherine Van Loan, chief of the Ulster District
Attorney’s Special Victims Bureau, pointed out to Judge Donald
Williams on Wednesday that Bowden had lied in the
report prepared for his sentencing. In it, he claimed the
fatal shooting was an accident. Van Loan asked Williams
to take Bowden’s disrespect for the law into account in deciding on
the sentence, the press release said. Then in court Wednesday,
Bowden told Burger’s family that he had not meant to hurt her. That
was his claim until Judge Williams questioned him. With the risk of
additional prison time for perjury facing him, Bowden admitted he
lied when he said the gun had gone off “while he was attempting to
disarm the victim,” in her Saugerties apartment. He admitted to
Williams that he had put the gun to Burger’s head and pulled the
trigger with the intent to kill her. “The investigation
revealed that the victim was attempting to leave the defendant. It
is important for the public to understand how dangerous it can be
for victims to break free from the cycle of domestic violence.
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(BLACK)
Man pleads guilty to Mother’s Day murder (of his white
ex-girlfriend)  PROVIDENCE,
R.I. — A man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend two years ago
pleaded guilty to murder Wednesday. Yuland Stanfield
apologized in court for Christine Santurri’s
death. The judge gave him a life sentence. Santurri, a mother of
three, was stabbed outside her apartment in the Riverside section of
East Providence on Mother’s Day 2015. She later died at Rhode Island
hospital. East Providence police said Santurri came to them just two
days before she was attacked, saying that Stanfield had violated a
restraining order and feared he would harm her. Santurri’s family
was in court for Stanfield’s plea and sentencing.
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(Black)
Fugitive accused of molesting girl under age of 12 found living
near Johnson County elementary school OVERLAND
PARK, Kan. -- Police say a fugitive has been hiding out in Overland
Park after being charged with child molestation in Jefferson City,
Mo. The Cole County Sheriff's Department has been looking for
Julio Clark since March 28th when he was charged with
molesting a girl under the age of 12 years
old. During that time, Clark was living in the Haverford
Apartments in Overland Park, and working across the street at a
local pizza restaurant. He was arrested on Tuesday. People who
worked with him know Clark by his fake name: Jacob Burger. Parents
who live in the neighborhood are a little freaked out that a
fugitive wanted for a child sex crime was so close - especially
because Clark lived and worked next to the Shawanoe Elementary
School. "One of the things that I tell her is first of all not to
talk to strangers," Noor Saradih said. |
Police
Identify Uber Driver Wanted in Connection With Sexual Assault of
University Student in Riverside An
Uber driver is wanted in connection with a sexual assault of a
University of California, Riverside student earlier this month,
officials said. The incident was reported early May 14 when the
victim was picked up off campus to an apartment complex near the
campus, according to the university. Campus police notified students
and members of the community of the incident and said Uber is
cooperating with the investigation. A warrant was issued for
Jamaal Andrew Lee, 41, of Moreno Valley, in connection
with the assault. Police believe he may be driving a white 2004 Ford
Explorer with the license plate number of 6AOG427. |
(Black)
Hernando County school employee arrested for multiple counts of
sexual battery on a minor HERNANDO
COUNTY, Fla. - A Hernando County school employee was arrested on
Tuesday for sexual battery on a minor. 34-year-old Marcus
Gerard Wells was not a teacher at Fox Chapel Middle
School in Spring Hill, but he worked closely with dozens of students
as an in-school suspension monitor. And on the last week of school
authorities said they found out he was having
sex with a female student in a classroom. “It made me quite
upset and worried about my kids in school,” said parent of two Frank
Trott. “It seems to be going on a lot in the schools these days,”
said parent Dan McGhee. |
D.C.
police ask for help locating (black) man who allegedly robbed,
sexually assaulted woman WASHINGTON
— D.C. police are asking for the public's help locating a man who
allegedly robbed a woman at gunpoint in Northeast, D.C. then forced
her into an alley and sexually assaulted her. Police say the
incident took place around 1:20 a.m. in the 600 block of Pickford
Place on Saturday, May 6. Authorities describe the suspect
as a black man, around 20 to 25 years old, standing up to
five-feet and 10 inches to six-feet tall. |
Information
sought in Chuck E. Cheese theft, assault by a cowardly colored
degenerate low-life parasitical scavenger   CEDAR
FALLS – Authorities are seeking the public’s help in identifying a
man accused of taking cash from a child at Chuck E. Cheese
restaurant and arcade. According to police, the suspect took money
from an 11-year-old’s gift bag, and
when the mother confronted him near the establishment’s entrance, he
pushed her into a wall and ran away. |
Police
take (armed and dangerous, homeless, interracial couple) into
custody after robbery, kidnapping TOPEKA,
Kan. – The Topeka Police Department took Ryan E. “Cuz”
“Saint” Bettcher, 31 and Tamarya “Tam” Brooks, 32 into
custody at 11th and California at approximately 4:17 p.m. — Topeka
Police Department responded to the 3700 block of SW Topeka Blvd. on
Saturday to speak with the victim of a robbery. They discovered that
sometime on Friday, May 19th this female victim was taken to a
Country Club Motel room and robbed. She was released sometime on
Saturday. Police say that Brooks was wearing a camouflage hoodie and
pink shirt. Bettcher was wearing a neon green hoodie, blue shirt,
and jeans. These two should be considered armed and
dangerous. A gun and large knives were used in the
commission of this crime. Both are said to be homeless at the time,
and were seen leaving the area on foot. If seen please call 911 and
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Woman accused of biting Boardman Macy’s employee in robbery
attempt BOARDMAN,
Ohio – A Youngstown woman was accused of biting a Macy’s employee
who tried to stop her for shoplifting. Police were called to the
store around 5:20 p.m. Tuesday for a reported shoplifting incident.
Police said a loss prevention employee was holding down Delphine
Black. The employee told police that Black took two
watches, totaling $280, and tried to walk out of the store without
paying. He said he escorted Black into an office, but she ran away,
hitting and pushing him after he chased her. He told police that
the woman also bit him while he had her on the ground. |
(Black)
FedEx driver suspected of burglarizing Bay Area homes while on
the job  MENLO
PARK — A FedEx delivery driver — who is also a convicted felon — was
arrested on suspicion of burglarizing homes in Menlo Park and
Atherton while on the job, according to police. Kevin Baker,
57, of Hayward, was taken into custody Tuesday by Menlo Park police
and booked into San Mateo County jail on three counts of residential
burglary. He is suspected of burglarizing one home in Menlo Park and
two homes in Atherton while performing his duties as a FedEX
contract employee. |
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female) Suspect cleared of murder charge after (White)
woman killed at Ashland Walmart  HANOVER,
VA - A judge has cleared a woman of a first-degree murder charge and
use of firearm to commit murder in the shooting death of another
woman in Ashland. Brittany Wiggins was arrested in
February after Ashley Fricke was found
shot dead inside a car in the Walmart parking lot in the 100 block
of South Hill Carter Parkway around 11 p.m. Feb. 18. Police
said at the time that a verbal fight between Wiggins and Fricke
may have led to the shooting. Attorney Joe Morrissey says
Wiggins was confronted by two people upon exiting the store on South
Hill Carter Parkway. Morrissey claims Wiggins, who is gay,
was trying to get away but was followed by the two people
who harassed her about her sexual orientation. Wiggins,
who Morrissey says has a concealed carry permit, then shot her gun
in the air. Morrissey says Wiggins then left unaware the bullet
struck Fricke. Morrissey's law firm said in February that it intends
to argue Wiggins did not intend to shoot Fricke and should not be
charged with murder. Wiggins also faces charges of use of a firearm
in the commission of a felony and shooting into an occupied vehicle.
The Grand Jury will still consider use of a firearm in the direction
of people. The hearing will be on June 20 at 9 a.m.
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Black
Actor-turned-drug-dealer testifies against pal at trial
- Was he named after the 'Koran'?    A
struggling actor who became a cooperator against a bicoastal cocaine
ring he once worked for testified Tuesday that he thought his high
school pal was involved in the Midtown murder of a law student who
moonlighted as a drug mule. “When I heard Brandon was dead I was
immediately afraid because I knew McKenzie had something to do with
it,” Quran Pender told jurors in Manhattan Supreme
Court of the 2012 execution-style hit on Brandon
Woodard. The Cornell University graduate, who starred in
the 2004 Queen
Latifah film “The Cookout,” agreed to flip on his high school
pal, Lloyd Mckenzie, 39, in exchange for a
five-year prison sentence, which he has already served. |
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officials warn profane black female homeowner they may take
possession of house if gunfire persists  KANSAS
CITY, Mo. -- Emotions explode in a metro neighborhood, after people
who live there say they're fighting to reclaim the peace. Law
enforcement officers say one homeowner needs to take responsibility
for the violence at her home. That's why Jackson County Prosecutor
Jean Peters Baker has put the homeowner, Delores Wilson,
on notice. Kansas City Police say 210 gunshots have been
fired from that home since early 2016, and it's time for
peace. That home sits in the Manheim Park area of east Kansas City,
at 43rd Street and Forest Avenue, just a block from a busy section
of Troost Avenue. One neighbor told reporters his street often looks
like a war zone. The Jackson County Prosecutor's office provided
reporters with a list detailing all 210 shots from that home, as
detected by KCPD Shot Spotter technology. One entry on that log
indicates an incident in which 40 shots were fired.
The trend has prompted Baker's office to demand the homeowner to
take responsibility. This is my house!" Wilson could be heard
screaming at police amid a hail of profanities. |
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BLACK FEMALE Teachers get into brawl in front of horrified
students  A
Georgia middle school science teacher and a paraprofessional got
into a vicious classroom brawl — in front of horrified students who
captured the fight on video. The two women, who have not been
identified, started throwing punches at one another May 19 at Stone
Mountain Middle School, which is northeast of downtown Atlanta.
“From what I think I know the teachers were arguing about a teacher,
a male teacher, and they started arguing and it went on for about
three to five minutes,” a student told the network. “Everyone was
screaming like stop, stop, stop.” Cellphone video shows one of the
women repeatedly punching the other in the face as two students try
to break up the fight, to no avail. |
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74-Year-Old
Rabbi Brutally Beaten in Broad Daylight on Fairfax District St;
Black Attacker Sought  A
74-year-old man who was walking in a residential part of the Fairfax
District on Monday morning was brutally beaten in an apparently
unprovoked attack that was captured on a home surveillance camera.
The attack occurred around 8:30 a.m. in the 180 block of Formosa
Avenue when a man approached the victim and began kicking and
punching him, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. A man
who witnessed the aftermath of the attack told KTLA the victim was a
rabbi in the community. "I was just coming home from synagogue
yesterday morning when I see this old rabbi sitting on a curb and I
was wondering what was going on," said Joey Brecher, a witness. "I
went over and I asked, is everything OK?" The attacker fled on foot
northbound on La Brea Avenue from Oakwood Avenue. He is described in
an LAPD news release as a 40-year-old black man, 6 feet tall, with
white or gray hair, weighing around 150 pounds. A crime alert sent
Tuesday by police initially described the
attacker as white, but an updated alert posted by LAPD's
Wilshire Division on Facebook Wednesday described him as
"black (light skinned)" with gray eyes. Police have said
the attacker is a transient in the area. |
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Kalleem Bing
slashed wife during spat over carrying luggage: cops A
man slashed his wife’s face during a squabble over which one of them
was going to haul their luggage in a Midtown subway station, police
said. Kalleem Bing, 24, is still on
the loose after he attacked his wife at the Herald Square station
last Sunday afternoon. The couple were lugging around several bags,
when they began arguing on the Q train platform. Bing then refused
to help his wife carry the bags, police said. He then walked away
for a moment, but returned and slashed his 50-year-old wife’s face
and neck with a sharp object, and then ran off. |
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INDIAN
Real estate CEO Rockie Gajwani admits he stole $1.6M to pay for
coke and strippers  A
Manhattan real-estate executive pleaded guilty Tuesday to stealing
$1.6 million from his company to pay for cocaine and strip-club
binges. Rockie Gajwani,
the former CEO of Trevi Retail, copped to one count of wire fraud
and three counts of tax evasion in Manhattan federal court. Gajwani
wrote himself checks and wired himself company funds for nonbusiness
expenses, including cocaine-fueled trips to strip clubs, federal
officials have said. To cover his tracks, he solicited help from an
employee. |
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Sketch of Menlo Park shooting BLACK-ON-WHITE suspect   PORTLAND,
Ore. — Police are seeking tips on identifying suspects in a shooting
near Menlo Park Elementary School that left a man dead last month.
Neighbors heard gunshots and saw three men with hooded sweatshirts
running south on 128th Avenue across E Burnside Street around 12:41
p.m. on April 15. 38-year-old Larry Edwin Van
Dolah Jr. of St. Helens was dead when police and paramedics
arrived. The three men appeared to 16 to 20 years
old. Two of them were wearing blue jeans and one was wearing dark
pants. The men were captured on surveillance images and a witness
provided enough details for a forensic artist to draw a sketch.
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Police:
(BLACK) Man killed (White) victim after drug deal, robbery at
Taylor Berry neighborhood home  A
Louisville man is accused of shooting and killing a person in the
Taylor Berry neighborhood last week after they initially met up for
a drug deal. Robert Crittenden,
22, was charged with the murder of 52-year-old David
Everly last Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. on Everly's front
porch in the 3300 block of Taylor Boulevard. Louisville
Metro Police officials said Crittenden and at at least two
unidentified co-defendants arrived at the home to conduct
a drug deal with Everly. The group then entered the
home to rob him. The robbery went awry and Everly was shot. Everly
was taken to the University of Louisville Hospital, where he died
around 9 p.m. from multiple gunshot wounds. Crittenden was arrested
just before 11:45 p.m. Monday in the rear alley near North 41st and
West Main streets. He was charged with one count each of murder and
first-degree robbery. Crittenden and Everly did not know
each other. - (Black-on-white) |
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man dies 17 months after being set on fire (by black) in
roadside altercation     WHITE
MARSH, Md. – A 25-year-old man has died, 17 months after being
inadvertently set on fire during an altercation, police announced on
Tuesday. He was one of two victims set on fire on December 4, 2015
in the area of Pulaski Highway and Allender Road, in White Marsh.
According to investigators, David Benjamin
Campbell and Shawn
Michael Scarinzi had run out of gas and were returning
with gasoline containers when Campbell
and Christopher Harrison Jr., began to argue.
During the argument, Campbell punched Harrison, police said. “Harrison
doused Campbell with gasoline and lit him on fire,”
police described in a release. “Scarinzi, who
was standing near Campbell with a container of gasoline, also
became engulfed in flames. Both victims remained
hospitalized until the time of their deaths.” According to
investigators, Harrison and Campbell were involved in an ongoing
dispute at work. Campbell, 22, died on January 7, 2017 and his death
was ruled a homicide. Scarinzi, 25, died on May 22, 2017. Police say
the results of his autopsy are pending. A warrant charging Harrison
with homicide was issued on May 16. He was already in custody, as he
was arrested at the time of the incident and held without bail.
Harrison pled guilty on July 28, 2016 to charges of 1st Degree
Assault and Reckless Endangerment, for which he was sentenced to 20
years and 5 years imprisonment, to be served consecutively.
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Akron
fire that killed 7 (including white mother) was ‘act of arson’;
(black) neighbor in custody    AKRON
-- The Akron house fire that killed seven people was an "act of
arson." Officials said a man, Stanley Ford, 58,
was arrested and charged with one count of aggravated arson and
seven counts of aggravated murder. Authorities said Ford was a
neighbor but had no known affiliation with the family. Killed in the
fire were Dennis Huggins, 35; Angela Boggs,
37; Jared Boggs, 14; Daisia Huggins; 6; Kyle Huggins, 5; Alivia
Huggins, 3; and Cameron Huggins, 16 months. A memorial
service will be held Saturday to remember the seven victims.
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Massage therapist arrested for sexual battery at Plaza-Midwood
massage studio CHARLOTTE,
NC - A massage therapist in Plaza-Midwood has been arrested for
sexual battery and assault on a female. The police report said a
41-year-old woman said she was sexually assaulted inside the Okra
yoga studio during a massage on Commonwealth Avenue.
Russell Todd Sanders, 46, was arrested and is currently
facing charges for sexual battery and assault against a female.
Sanders has since been fired from Okra Charlotte Yoga on
Commonwealth Avenue, according to sources. His photo is no longer on
the Okra website. |
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Trial
begins for BLACK midstate man accused of raping 4-year-old girl
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young woman told her story — a story she alleges began with her
being raped as a 4-year-old — to a group of strangers
Tuesday. The woman said she didn’t understand what sex was until she
was much older and after realizing what had happened, she was afraid
to tell her family about the alleged sexual abuse that had continued
until she was in middle school. “I didn’t know it was wrong,” she
told the group of Bibb County jurors. A trial began Tuesday for
53-year-old Robert Wayne Davis Tuesday in Bibb
County Superior Court. Davis is charged with two counts each of
child molestation and rape stemming from incidents that are alleged
to have occurred between 2004 and 2012. The woman testified Davis
told her as a young girl not to tell anyone what she alleges
happened behind closed doors. As she got older, she said she tried
to tell her mother about the alleged sexual abuse, but she’d freeze
and her throat would swell up, causing her not to say anything. In
2015, as a 16-year-old, she was in a car when she told her mother.
“Everything just flooded out,” she said. |
(Black
demon) accused of raping 2 young girls pleads guilty, gets life
in prison RAVENEL,
S.C. — A Ravenel man charged with kidnapping and sex assault in 2015
has pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life in prison. According to
Solicitor Scarlett Wilson, Gussie Hilton, Jr. was
sentenced to life in prison for Criminal Sexual Conduct with a Minor
in the First Degree. He will also serve a consecutive thirty years
for Criminal Sexual Conduct in the First Degree, and thirty years
each for three Kidnappings. Hilton pleaded guilty to the crimes on
Thursday. According to a release from the solicitor, Hilton sexually
assaulted a six-year-old girl "after
telling her he would make her a big girl that day."
He then left her alone in his house while he gave a ride to a mother
and her 13-year-old daughter to North
Charleston. They said Hilton pulled over near a wooded area off
Ellington School Road, forced the mother to take off all of her
clothes at knifepoint, bound the thirteen-year old's hands with
tape, and made them walk into the woods. The mother escaped to get
help but Hilton sexually assaulted the young girl, "indicating that
he wanted her to have his baby." Once Hilton was in
custody, he confessed to also sexually assaulting another
6-year-old girl earlier in the day at a Martin Street home
in Ravenel. |
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Bond
raised for suspect (with stupid Ebonic name, Usasveus) in
burglary, sexual assault case - Black activist
Quanell X wants him caged  HOUSTON
- A judge on Tuesday raised the bond for a man accused of breaking
into a Houston restaurant and sexually assaulting a woman. Usasveus
Austin, 23, is facing five charges. He was charged with
burglary and evading arrest after police said he broke into a Chick-Fil-A
on Bellaire and Beltway 8 in April. Investigators said Austin is
also the suspect in the sexual assault of a woman at her
Greenspoint-area apartment in September 2016. According to court
documents, Austin forced his way into the woman’s apartment,
abducted her, robbed her at gunpoint, threatened her life and
sexually assaulted her. Austin posted a $30,000 bond earlier, but in
court Tuesday, the judge increased the bond to $310,000.
Community
activist Quanell X argued that Austin should not have
been given a bond at all. "This man is a continuing threat to
society, and I believe it shows blatant disregard for the safety of
the community to give the man an opportunity to make bond and be
back on the street," Quanell X said. |
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175
watermelons reported stolen; 2 blacks arrested  CULLEN,
La. - The theft of 175 watermelons from a Cullen store over the
weekend has resulted in the arrests of two Webster Parish men,
according to a report in the Minden Press-Herald. Webster sheriff's
deputies have charged George "Bubba" Brooks III,
43, of Cullen and George "Bubba" Brooks III, 43,
of Cotton Valley each with one count of felony theft. Investigators
zeroed in on Brooks after learning he was selling watermelons near a
convenience store where five bins of melons were reported stolen.
Brooks reportedly said he was told there were free watermelons on
the dock, but he only took eight to 10, the newspaper reports. That
led deputies to Green, who reportedly admitted to helping Brooks
remove watermelons from the dock and into a truck. The business
owner told deputies the watermelons were worth $1,750. |
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