New Nation News |
ARCHIVE for 6 September 2014 |
DNA Links Black Man To 1981 Killing Of 75-year-old White Woman It was on December 7, 1981, 75-year-old Anna Smith was found dead in her home in the 2500-block of West Fairmount Avenue. Baltimore City Police say she was found bound, gagged, and partially nude. Today police and prosecutors announced an arrest in the case, thanks to DNA evidence. Phillip Lee, who is now 54-years-old, is charged with first and second degree murder, plus other offenses. He was indicted this week and faces a preliminary hearing on Wednesday. Baltimore City State's Attorney Gregg Bernstein would not say where Lee was arrested, but note he was not incarcerated at the time of his arrest. Police say detectives in the Homicide Cold Case Squad were reviewing the case in 2005, and noted a trace of DNA left on a blanket at the scene. Bernstein said a preliminary match in the state's DNA database led detectives to Lee. - (Black-on-white) |
||
|
Black teen thug gets 20 years for part in fatal robbery over six-pack of beer EDWARDSVILLE — A Madison teenager Friday pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 20 years in prison for an armed robbery in which a victim was killed after refusing to give up a six-pack of beer. Brian Lee Taylor, 18, was 16 at the time of the shooting, but he was the oldest of the four suspects. Authorities believe he is not the one who fired the fatal shot. He pleaded guilty to a charge of armed robbery in exchange for a prosecution agreement to drop two counts of first-degree murder. Assistant State’s Attorney Crystal Uhe told the court the victim, Charles Weiss, had just come from a store and was approached by the four teens. He refused to give up anything, including the beer he had just purchased, so one of the four robbers shot and killed him. He was later found in the back yard of a nearby home. Just before he died he told police, “They tried to rob me.” The incident was on Nov. 8, 2012. All four of the teens were charged with first-degree murder. The 14-year-old, Mylan Newbern, believed to be the shooter, was charged with first-degree murder and armed robbery after he was certified to stand trial as an adult. The cases of all of Taylor’s co-defendants are pending. Weiss died of a single gunshot wound to the chest, but all four suspects were charged because they were acting together, and all three are accountable under the law for the crime, authorities said. “One of our citizens on Thursday was gunned down in cold blood. He had done nothing wrong but go to a store,” Granite City Police Chief Rich Miller said at the time. “It was a crime of opportunity for these thugs. They saw this man; they waited in the alley for him and shot him,” Miller said. - (Black-on-white) |
||
|
Pack of six black brutes wanted after brazen assault on young White couple outside Missouri bar At least one brute took several kicks at Alex Vessey's head as he lay defenseless on the ground. A group of six cowards brutally assaulted a couple outside a Springfield, Mo., nightclub after one of the men allegedly sexually assaulted the woman. Cops have released terrifying surveillance footage from outside the Outland Ballroom of the Aug. 22 beatdown that sent Meredith Cole and boyfriend Alex Vessey to the hospital. “It was pretty brutal." Vessey was inside working as a DJ that night when Cole went outside by herself and was approached by the goons, who started to touch her as she tried to fend them off. “It was embarrassing, kind of, and weird and uncomfortable, it was really intimidating too,” Cole told the news station of the sexual assault. "It was scary, I guess is what I'm trying to say.” "It was about the fact that they sexually assaulted me, it wasn't about the fact that we're white and they were black," Cole said of any insinuation that the brawl was motivated by race, since the young men shown in the video are black. - (Black-on-white) |
||
Update: Family: Couple beaten in South KC triple murder attack remains on life support |
||
|
Murder suspect in Duluth home invasion apprehended after SWAT call; sheriff plays politics LAWRENCEVILLE — SWAT officers persuaded a murder suspect to come out of the Lawrenceville home where he was barricaded with several small children Thursday. Gwinnett County Sheriff Butch Conway, meanwhile, took the opportunity to make a political statement. Sheriff’s office SWAT team members responded Thursday afternoon to a home at 311 Bedford Bay Lane in Lawrenceville, where Devon Jenkins — one of five suspects named in the Aug. 6 home invasion-murder of Adam Schrier — was holed up inside. According to sheriff’s office spokeswoman Deputy Shannon Volkodav, Jenkins refused to leave the home, where he was initially barricaded with four young children and an adult woman. Two of the children and the woman were “safely secured,” Volkodav said, before authorities established contact with Jenkins via cellphone. After a two-hour standoff, Jenkins reportedly allowed the two remaining children — ages 3 and 4 — to exit the home. He then surrendered and was transported to jail. Jenkins is the second of five suspects to be arrested in connection with Schrier’s death in a reportedly drug-related robbery inside his Duluth home. - (Black-on-white) |
||
|
Second arrest made in stabbing death of 71-year-old White Avondale woman BIRMINGHAM, AL - A second person has been arrested for the murder of a 71-year-old woman in Avondale. Gustavius Brown, 43, of Birmingham is now behind bars, charged with capital murder in Linda Albritton's death. Albritton was found stabbed to death in her home over the weekend. Her death outraged neighbors, who said she was a sweet woman. Police have said they believe the attack was not random. Jeffery Justice, 36, of Birmingham, also faces capital murder charges in Albritton's death. Both men are being held on no bond. |
Police: Black robbery suspect forced way inside (White) victim's home CLIFTON HEIGHTS, OH - Cincinnati police are requesting the public's help in identifying a robbery suspect early Friday morning in Clifton Heights. The incident was reported at about 3:15 a.m. in the 100 block of Warner Street. Police said a man approached the first victim on the street and order him to take the suspect inside their house. Once inside, police said the man ordered the first victim and his two roommates to put their belongs in bags. The suspect then made all three victims leave the house and walk elsewhere before fleeing. Police said the man got away with a 32-inch television, laptop, Xbox, Sony Wii and money. The suspect was described as a black male, between 30 to 39 years of age. He is approximately 5 feet, 11 inches tall and skinny with buzz cut hair. Police said he wearing a dark shirt and blue jeans. The suspect was armed with a handgun, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
||
|
DUI charges dropped in 2013 Riviera Beach crash that killed 5 WEST PALM BEACH — Prosecutors have dropped DUI manslaughter charges against a 22-year-old once accused of being high on marijuana during a 2013 Riviera Beach crash that killed five. Jabari Kemp still faces five counts of vehicular manslaughter, but prosecutors in a court filing made public Friday dropped the other charges after defense attorneys and the state’s own experts questioned the validity of Kemp’s blood test results. The change makes it harder for prosecutors to prove their case if they can’t show Kemp was impaired at the time of the crash. The decision marks another twist in the case surrounding the April 2013 deaths of five friends: 14-year-old Makita Campbell, 22-year-old Orane Cummings, 17-year-old Shonteria Grimsley, 17-year-old Christina Joseph and 22-year-old Jason Mahlung. All five died after Kemp drove his Mercedes-Benz CLK down an exit ramp of Interstate 95 in Riviera Beach and crashed into their 1994 Lexus as they traveled on Blue Heron Boulevard. |
||
Charges: Moorhead college star athlete Angel M. Vega recorded rape of 18-year-old student |
|
|
UK: White woman beheaded: black 'Muslim convert' known as Fat Nick suspected of slaughtering grandmother pictured Details have begun to emerge about the man arrested for the murder of a great grandmother beheaded in her back garden. He was named locally as Nicholas Salvadore, a 25-year-old would-be cage fighter who is believed to be a Muslim convert, who had been living a few doors from 82-year-old Palmira Silva. Salvadore was under arrest and under armed guard in hospital today after the events in a street in north London yesterday. Detectives say they have ruled out terrorism as a motive. Italian-born Mrs Silva, who owned a local café in Edmonton with her son Tony for more than 30 years, was found dead in the back garden of her home in Nightingale Road yesterday. Neighbours said a man dressed in black had decapitated cats with a foot-long machete-like blade and smashed the window of a car before running through rear gardens banging on doors and windows. - (UK) - (Black-on-white) |
Black murdered White man and his dog - jury returns verdict - 'GUILTY' on 13 counts | ||
|
Black Man Who Killed (Hispanic) NY Officer and A Black Man Receives Life Sentence A man who was convicted of killing a Long Island police officer during a traffic stop and another motorist during his getaway was sentenced Friday to life in prison without parole. Darrell Fuller, 34, of Queens, was convicted in July of first- and second-degree murder. "Mr. Despicable, you will never see the light of day," Judge Jerald Carter told Fuller at the sentencing. "You will remain behind bars as you wait for the hell on the other side of the ledger." Prosecutors said Nassau County Police Officer Arthur Lopez, 29, of Babylon, and his partner saw a car driven by Fuller collide with a van in October 2012. Fuller, who was violating parole by carrying a loaded gun, drove off in his damaged car. After a pursuit and traffic stop near the Belmont racetrack, Lopez approached Fuller and Fuller fired a handgun from 5 feet away, killing the officer, prosecutors said. He then spotted Raymond Facey, 58, of Brooklyn, who had stopped along the road to make a phone call. Fuller killed him with a shot to the head and stole his car, prosecutors said. According to testimony, Fuller then drove to Queens and had a friend shoot him in the leg to make it appear he had been a victim. |
||
Double homicide reported early Thursday in Bartlesville - Black man stabbed his white wife, White stepson, stepdaughter Bartlesville police are investigating a double homicide early Thursday in the Oak Park section of the city. We're told 35-year old Steven Lee Adair stabbed to death his wife, Crystal, and his 23-year old step-son. We're told Adair also stabbed his 15-year old step-daughter. She was flown to a Tulsa hospital for treatment. Police tell us Adair stabbed the victims because his wife wanted a divorce. - (Black-on-white) |
||
|
Rape Suspect In 1996 Cold Case Arrested COLUMBUS, Ohio - Columbus police SWAT officers arrested the male suspect in a 1996 rape case on Thursday. According to police, 47-year-old Leroy Davis is accused of grabbing a 34-year-old woman by the throat and forcing her into a residence in the 1200 block of Bryden Road on June 23, 1996. Detectives say Davis allegedly put a box cutter to the woman's throat and sexually assaulted her. The victim was treated at a local hospital and evidence was collected. The suspect's identity remained unknown for 18 years. |
Northeastern Police: Student Dragged Into Alley In Early Morning Attack By Black BOSTON – Boston police are looking for help from the public to identify a suspect wanted in connection with an attack on a Northeastern University student early Thursday morning. Surveillance cameras caught an image of a man around the time the student says she was grabbed around the neck in front of 572 Huntington Avenue then dragged to a nearby alley. Police say when she screamed the suspect ran off. |
African American Man Sentenced 50 Years To Life After Woman Forced Into Prostitution Jumps From Sixth-Story Window NEW YORK — A man convicted of forcing a woman to prostitute herself until she jumped out a sixth-floor Manhattan apartment window to escape is headed for 50 years to life in prison. Benjamin Gaston was sentenced Wednesday on his conviction on sex trafficking and other charges. He denied them. Defense lawyer Robert Briere said. Gaston plans to appeal. District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. says Gaston held the 28-year-old woman captive for about 42 hours in November 2012, taking her phone and cash and ordering her to perform sexual acts on other men to make him money. Prosecutors say she found a phone and called 911 but couldn’t provide an accurate address. Prosecutors say she leaped out the window to escape. She broke vertebrae, her pelvis, a leg and an arm. |
||
Black exposes himself to teen at Walmart HENRY COUNTY, Ga. - Authorities in Stockbridge are on the hunt for a man who they say exposed himself to a teenaged girl. Aubrey Hutchison says a man approached her inside a Henry County Walmart last week and flashed her. Security cameras captured the man on video, who escaped after Hutchinson and her mom ran to get security. Authorities say their suspect is a black male in his mid to late twenties. He has a thin mustache with a low haircut and a slim build. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Henry County Police Department. |
|
White Police Officer assassinated by black criminal recently released from prison Rochester, N.Y. - Sources have identified the suspect in the fatal shooting of a Rochester police officer as Thomas Johnson III, 38. Parole records show Johnson was released from prison less than three weeks ago. Records indicate he was incarcerated for second-degree attempted robbery. Around 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, a Rochester police officer was shot while pursuing a suspect in the area of Hudson Avenue and Warsaw Street. The officer was taken to Rochester General Hospital and pronounced dead. The suspect was also shot and was in surgery overnight. He is listed in guarded condition at Strong Memorial Hospital. A third person, an innocent bystander, was also shot but is expected to recover. - (Black-on-white) |
||
|
3 blacks convicted in Cobb beating of White man to death COBB COUNTY, Ga. — A split verdict has been reached for four men on trial in a beating that led to the death of a pedestrian in Cobb County. On Wednesday afternoon, jurors convicted Jekari Strozier, Antonio Pass and Johnathan Anthony of voluntary manslaughter and felony murder for the death of Joshua Chellew of Mableton. The fourth defendant, Kemonta Bonds, was acquitted. The men got into a fight with Chellew in 2013 and chased him into a street, where he was hit by a car. Chaos erupted inside the courtroom as jurors reached verdicts in the emotional murder trial. There were shouts in the courtroom as the men were taken to holding cells. Several deputies had to step in to bring order back to the court. Prosecutors contend the men were gang members who beat up Chellew after he taunted them about their gang affiliation. Store video captured the initial four-against-one fight, before Chellew ran into the darkness on Mableton Parkway. He was then beaten unconscious and later run over by a car, according to authorities. - (Black-on-white) |
||
|
Black man named 'White' charged with murder of White man in Gibsonton A Tampa man suspected of murder turned himself in to deputies today, more than a month after another man was shot to death at a house in Gibsonton. Clayton Adrian White, 23, is charged with first-degree murder in the July 16 shooting of Andrew Edie, 48, at 11201 Inglewood Drive in Gibsonton, the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office said. A woman who was at the house told deputies that someone knocked on the front door and when Edie answered he was shot once, the sheriff’s office said. In July, deputies said the shooting was apparently “drug related.” Detectives had been actively searching for White, which led to him surrendering at the jail. - (Black-on-white) |
||
|
Black man sentenced to decades in prison for shooting (White) Pittsburgh officer PITTSBURGH — A 20-year-old Homewood man was sentenced Thursday to 39 to 78 years in prison for shooting a Pittsburgh police officer last year. Dante Bonner shot and wounded officer Christopher Kertis in East Liberty in March of 2013. Bonner pleaded guilty to attempted homicide, recklessly endangering another person, carrying a firearm without a license, receiving stolen property, unlawfully possessing a firearm and assaulting a law enforcement officer in June. Police said Bonner was among a group of people causing a disturbance at the Sunoco gas station on Frankstown Road in Homewood while officers Kertis and Charles Thomas were working a traffic detail about 3:45 a.m. on March 17, 2013. Bonner and three other people got into a blue Dodge Avenger, which the officers later pulled over. Bonner ran from the car, and Kertis ran after him. During the chase, Kertis tripped over a parking barrier, breaking both of his wrists, and Bonner fired a gun and struck the officer twice in the left leg. Kertis and Thomas returned fire, hitting Bonner several times in the upper torso. Kertis, who joined the force in 2011, received the Above and Beyond Award for heroism for his actions. - (Black-on-white) |
||
|
Black gets life without parole in double murder of his white ex-wife and a white man Lindsay Rogers thinks of her cousin Christina Powell's "big and beautiful smile." For Mirella Masciarelli, her son, Mario Masciarelli, was "a wonderful gift," who loved Motocross racing and relished spending time with family. But Judge Joseph Cawley had nothing but scathing words for Aaron Powell, 40, before sentencing the Binghamton man Wednesday to the maximum penalty of life in state prison without the possibility of parole. He was sentenced for the murders of Christina Powell, 35, and Mario Masciarelli, 24, in the Town of Binghamton last year. "You are a cold-blooded killer," Cawley said. "In prison, I hope you and your soul, if you still have one, are tormented by the images of what you did." Aaron Powell was found guilty on July 24 of strangling his estranged wife, Christina Powell, with a white electrical cord, and beating her friend, Mario Masciarelli, to death with a baseball bat on March 22, 2013, at her Lisi Lane home. That Aaron Powell stalked both victims, beat to death a man he had never met and strangled the life out of the mother of his 5-year-old son, Sergio, was "nothing short of pure evil," Cawley said at Wednesday's sentencing. - (Black-on-white) |
||
Black suspected of killing his white girlfriend - refuses to leave jail cell, arraignment postponed CUYAHOGA FALLS, OH - Jeffery Conrad, the prime suspect in the murder of his 40-year-old ex-girlfriend, was scheduled to be arraigned in Stow Muni Court Thursday morning; however, that had to be postponed until tomorrow due to Conrad's bizarre behavior. Conrad was refusing to leave his jail cell and was laughing at corrections officers. He was charged Wednesday with the stabbing death of Amanda Russell. She was found dead behind her 8th Street home in Cuyahoga Falls on August 28. Her daughter found her body when she came home from school. Cuyahoga Falls Police say Conrad became a person of interest earlier this week after his arrest for threatening a park ranger at Euclid Beach with a knife, just hours after Russell was found dead. He allegedly told rangers to kill him and said that he was crazy. Conrad is Russell's ex-boyfriend from two years ago. He was tossed into jail twice for attacking her. She had a restraining order out on him that police say he violated at least once. - (Black-on-white) |
Police: Black 'baby daddy' beat woman pregnant with his offspring, a white female helped him hide LAKE CITY, Fla. - A Lake City man was arrested Monday night during a SWAT situation after he beat a pregnant woman, according to Lake City police. Police were called to the Windsong apartment complex just before 9:30 p.m. They said the victim told officers she was four months pregnant, and the father of the baby was 35-year-old Ronald Jones II, who police said struck her. Police said Jones punched her several times in the face and kicked her in the back of the head after she fell down to the ground, and then he fled the area. The woman was taken to a hospital. Police said Jones was hiding in another apartment at the complex and was armed with a handgun he got from his vehicle. Police said another woman, 26-year-old Shelby Lee and her 5-year-old daughter were in the apartment. Police said Jones knew the woman from social media and texting. Police said Lee was made aware of an arrest warrant for Jones, but failed to respond to law enforcement. The SWAT team eventually entered the home and arrested Jones. They later arrested Lee, saying she helped him in hiding from police. |
Two Accused of "Inappropriate Activity" at Mercer County Park CELINA -- Mercer County Sheriff Jeff Grey says a man and woman were arrested recently for public indecency at a public park. Grey said Anthony Siler, 44, and Lauren Hart, 30, were found in a vehicle about 10:33 p.m. at Bunge Park. According to Grey, the two were "engaged in inappropriate activity for a park." "Everyone was warned about inappropriate activity at the parks," Grey said. "We are serious about keeping our parks family-friendly. This activity is not going to be tolerated. You will go to jail." The sheriff said patrols of the parks occur when deputies have time to check them. |
Black suspect identified in Antioch murder, home invasion - (race of victims not yet confirmed) NASHVILLE, TN - Metro police officers are looking for Javon Spivey, who has been charged with first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder and especially aggravated burglary in connection with Saturday morning's home invasion and shooting death in Antioch. Spivey, 24, is last known to have lived on Doubletree Lane. He is considered armed and dangerous. Anyone who sees Spivey or knows about his whereabouts is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 74-CRIME. Spivey is accused of killing Charles Peterson IV, 48, and wounding his mother, Ann Peterson, 70, after entering their home on Ascot Drive around 4 a.m. Saturday. The investigation shows that the Petersons were watching TV in their bedrooms when the power went off. Charles Peterson went to the garage to check the circuit breaker when he was shot and killed. Ann Peterson went downstairs to check on her son when she encountered two men. One of them, alleged to be Spivey, shot her in the foot before making her take them through the home. At one point, while sitting on the stairs, Ann Peterson decided to flee, ran out of the house and across the street. One of the suspects, again alleged to be Spivey, gave chase and shot her two more times. She was apparently left for dead, but her wounds were not life-threatening. |
||
Detroit man arraigned in wife's death, kids still missing A Detroit man was arraigned Wednesday in the slaying of his estranged wife even as the whereabouts of her two young children remained unclear. Alicia Fox's 6-year-old daughter, Kaylah Hunter, and her 8-month-old son, Kristian Justice, have been missing since late May. Fox's decomposed body was found about two weeks later in a vacant house about 6 miles from their home. The woman's relatives think her husband and Kristian's father, Erin Justice, knows where the children are, although he hasn't been charged in their disappearance. |
||
St. Augustine rapist sentenced to 20 years A Judge sentenced a St. Johns County career criminal to 20 years in prison for sexual battery and misdemeanor battery, according to the State Attorney’s Office. Curtis Leroy Williams, 43, raped a woman in October 2013 at a home on Smith Street in St. Augustine, according to his arrest report. Prosecutors said Williams attacked the unidentified woman after she walked with him to the home to retrieve a cellphone battery. Williams told investigators he had sex with the woman, but in exchange for two hits of crack cocaine. A jury convicted him in July. |
Rapper released from jail after allegedly keeping woman captive in San Anselmo SAN RAFAEL, Calif. — A hip-hop musician from San Diego will be released from jail in Marin County after he was accused of kidnapping a woman in Southern California and holding her captive in a Marin County home. The Marin IJ reported Thursday that Charles Mitchell, known as Mitchy Slick, was booked on suspicion of kidnapping, human trafficking, participating in a criminal street gang and other charges. |
Black Sports: Florida State investigating Jameis Winston for alleged rape Florida State is proceeding with a school investigation of Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Jameis Winston related to the alleged rape of a fellow FSU student in 2012, an attorney for the woman told USA TODAY Sports. Florida State officials traveled to where the woman lives in early August to interview her for the first time since she reported the alleged assault to police in Dec. 2012. |
Police: Convicted Killer Who Sued Over Jail Conditions Threatened Cop CHICAGO – A convicted murderer who took the lead in a federal lawsuit claiming a “sadistic culture of brutality and violence” in the Cook County Jail has been charged with threatening to shoot up a Chicago Police officer’s North Side home if she testified against him. Tylon Hudson, 41, who was convicted of a 2007 murder last month following a bench trial, allegedly sent the letter in July, which threatened to harm her and “shoot” her “crib” up, according to a police report. “Eventuall[y] we a get you if you come to Markham courthouse in room 107 and lie this week,” the letter said. Hudson is charged with aggravated intimidation of a peace officer and unlawful communication with a witness. |
Bali murder suspect Heather Mack claims she's PREGNANT and 'had sex after killing her mother' and stuffing her in a suitcase ...as videos emerge of lovers partying with mom's cash weeks before she was murdered. From both the US and Indonesia, reports have emerged telling of Mrs von Weise-Mack’s troubled daughter, who is understood to have been adopted. |
Joliet Woman Flails at Cops With Urine-Soaked Sweatpants, Throws feces: Police A Joliet woman warned the cops they’d be sorry if they took off her handcuffs, police said, and then proceeded to show them she was right. When she was freed from her cuffs, Gloria Spiva, 54, of 1111 Magnolia Ave. allegedly flailed at police with her urine-soaked sweatpants and “flicked feces at officers” after spreading it on the walls. Spiva was in police custody following an early Saturday morning arrest on a charge of criminal damage to property. She allegedly broke two windows at a Cardinal Lane property owned by the Housing Authority of Joliet. After she was arrested, Spiva told an officer, “You bitch, go f—k yourself. Keep the cuffs on or you’re not going to like it,” police said. |
|
2 more (blacks) arrested in fatal shooting (of White female) in Waugh community MONTGOMERY, AL - The Montgomery County Sheriff's Department confirmed Tuesday that two more people were arrested in a fatal weekend shooting in the Waugh community. Kyrice Devontaie Mushat and Terry Lee Jackson Jr. are charged with capital murder. Marcus Lenard Sanders was arrested earlier and charged with capital murder and robbery in the first degree. Sheriff's deputies say the victim, 27-year-old Ballard Reynolds, died at the hospital following the shooting on Saturday. Officials say deputies responded to a report of a subject being shot on St. James Church Loop at the Waugh Park off of Marler Road. When they arrived at the scene they located Reynolds who was transported to Baptist East. - (Black-on-white) |
||
Woman Fights off Rape Attempt by Black in Brooklyn: NYPD A woman fought off a man who tried to rape her in the entryway of a building in Brooklyn, and now police say they’re looking for the attacker. The man approached the woman, 32, in the front of the building near Ralph Avenue and Bainbridge Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant at about 8 a.m. Sunday, police say. When he attacked, the woman fought him off. The man then allegedly took her cell phone and ran. |
Woman raped in uptown; (black) Suspect denoscription released Police are investigating an alleged rape which the victim said happened between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m. that morning. The 47-year-old woman said during an interview on Monday a man pushed her to the ground and raped her in an uptown alley. Police said the incident is an "extremely active investigation" and because of the nature of the alleged crime, the department has decided to increase its patrol in the uptown area. The victim said she left the bar called Tilt on Trade Street on Saturday morning and because of a fight with her boyfriend, decided to walk home alone. "Don't walk alone," a woman said. "I mean, that's not to blame the victim but you have to be careful." Police said they are searching for a black man in his 30s, about 6 feet 2 inches tall with a 2-inch afro and scruffy beard. |
Police Search For (Black) Rape Suspect In Delaware WILMINGTON, Del. – New Castle County Police are searching for a man accused of raping a woman last week. On Wednesday, August 27 around 11:43 p.m. New Castle County Police responded to the 1600 block of Coleman Street for the report of a rape. Upon arrival, officers found the 29-year-old victim who said she was accosted and sexually assaulted. Investigators say the suspect is described as an African-American male in his early 20s, 5’6”-5’7” tall, with a thin build. He was last seen wearing a dark hooded jacket and dark sweatpants. |
|
(Black) Son of Pa. Police Chief Accused of Pointing Gun at Undercover Officers The son of a local police chief is accused of pointing a loaded gun at two undercover police officers during an alleged fit of road rage. Christopher Fitzgerald, 22, of Allentown, is charged with simple assault, reckless endangerment, reckless driving and careless driving. Fitzgerald is the son of Allentown Police Chief Joel Fitzgerald. |
||
(Black) Woman Charged With Kidnapping After Grabbing Boy At O’Hare CHICAGO — A woman has been charged with kidnapping after she grabbed a two-year-old boy at O’Hare International Airport and tried to run away with him Tuesday afternoon. The boy was standing in the Lower Terminal 3 baggage area with his mother about 4:45 p.m. when Olachi Etoh, 24, “forcibly picked up the boy” and tried to run away down an escalator, according to a statement from Chicago Police. The mother intervened and was able to get the boy back “within moments,” police said. |
||
|
‘Deadbeat’ Brooklyn pol gets her landlord arrested Brooklyn City Councilwoman Darlene Mealy stiffed her landlord out of $7,500 and then had him arrested after he changed the locks on her office, the disgruntled owner told The Post. Robert Mulzak, a retired city firefighter, says he hasn’t been paid the monthly $1,250 rent owed by Mealy since April for her district office at 203 Ralph Ave. “You would never expect this from an elected official,” he said. “You would expect them to set an example. Pay the rent.” On Friday, Mealy called the cops on him after he changed the four-story building’s locks and didn’t give her a key. |
White Man Stabbed To Death By Hispanic While Biking To Miami To Propose To Girlfriend |
||
|
|
|
|
Body of White female girl shot and kidnapped by black found near Pocahontas
|
|
(Black) Charleston man arrested in weekend slaying Marlon “Ice” Dixon is escorted to Kanawha County Magistrate Court from the Charleston Police Department to be arraigned on a first-degree murder charge. Marlon Dewayne “Ice” Dixon shot to death Branda “MiMi” Basham because she was working with law enforcement as a confidential informant on drug investigations, police said. Basham’s assistance led to Dixon’s arrest and indictment for distribution of narcotics, according to the criminal complaint. Dixon was arraigned in Kanawha County Magistrate Court Thursday night and is being held without bond. He faces life in prison on first-degree murder charges. - (Black-on-white) |
||
(Black) Albemarle man faces multiple child sex charges N.C. -- An Albemarle man was arrested over the weekend on multiple child sex charges. The Stanly County Sheriff's Office began investigating a reported sexual battery of a juvenile female on Saturday, August 23. The reported assault took place at a home in the Albemarle area, officials say. Benjamin Tyler Lennon, 35, of Albemarle, was developed as the suspect in the case. Authorities arrested Lennon on Saturday and charged him with two counts each of indecent liberties with a child and sexual battery. |
|
San Antonio’s Unarmed Black “Gentle Giant” Occasions No Riots—Just Beats White Victim To Death With Fists By Nicholas Stix |
(Black) Suspects in pellet-gun attacks took bets on hitting targets A man busted in a slew of pellet-gun attacks on city joggers said he and a pal took bets on hitting targets, court documents show. “I bet him $20 he couldn’t hit the dog,” Edward Fall, 20, told cops about buddy Antwan Ross, who also was busted in the shootings. The pair were at Hudson River’s Pier 81 last week when a man, woman and pooch were shot. “I gave Antwan the gun because it was his birthday,” Fall said, according to court papers. “I thought he might shoot the water, but then I knew he was going to shoot people. He’s a good shot even when he’s drunk.” After hitting the dog, “then he shot the girl,’’ Fall said. “She turned around and looked, so the pellet must have hit her leg. Then he shot a man.’’The pack then ran before a woman in the group shouted at the victim, calling her a “white bitch.” The pellet is still lodged in the soft tissue of the woman’s head, court documents show. - (Black-on-white) |
||
Cee-Lo Green Pleads Not Guilty to Rape Charges, Attempts to Define Rape on Twitter Cee-Lo Green plead no contest earlier this week to charges stemming from a 2012 incident during which he allegedly gave a 33-year-old woman ecstasy without her consent during a dinner in Los Angeles. The woman says she woke up next to Green in bed, unsure of the previous night's events, but Green's lawyer argues that the two had "consensual relations." No sex charges were filed due to a lack of evidence, as per prosecutors. He was sentenced to three years probation and 45 days of community service. |
||
(Black) Caretaker accused of sexual abuse at Special Olympics A Davenport man has been accused of sexually abusing two victims while he served as their caretaker during Special Olympics in Ames in May, according to court documents. Tyshon VanBlue, 24, has been charged with five counts of third-degree sexual abuse. He was being held Friday at the Story County Jail on a $50,000 cash bond. The Scott County Department of Human Services reported to Iowa State University Police on June 3 that a sexual assault had occurred at Maple Hall, an ISU residence hall, on May 22 or 23. The victim said that VanBlue performed sex acts on two occasions in VanBlue's room, according to an affidavit. |
(Black) Suspect in apartment rape is on probation for a similar attack MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A man accused of raping a woman in her apartment is now in police custody. Donald Gwin was already on probation for another sex crime when this latest attack happened Thursday morning. Police say Gwin was wearing a GPS tracker at the time a woman was attacked at the Country Squire Apartments. The woman said her attacker locked her inside her apartment, then raped and choked her at knife-point. She told police the suspect forced her to brush her teeth afterwards to get rid of the evidence. Suspected Country Squire rapist captured |
(Black) Man arrested in puppy bludgeoning death case SAN ANTONIO — A man accused of beating a puppy to death with a metal rod last month has turned himself in to police and is now charged with animal cruelty, officials said Thursday. Gary L. Kennedy, who was also wanted on an assault charge, has been in Bexar County Jail in lieu of $50,000 bail since Aug. 22. Officials initially said he was 53, but public records show him to be 51. Kennedy is accused of killing an 8-month-old Shar Pei named Boscoe on July 3 in the 100 block of Canton Street on the East Side. Security footage of the incident showed him dragging the dog's body away in a garbage bag, officials said. |
(Black) Man escapes Daytona Beach police custody DAYTONA BEACH -- The search is on for an escaped prisoner in Volusia County. Just before 3 a.m. Saturday, Daytona Beach police responded to the Southside Inn in reference to an aggravated assault with a firearm. Police said they approached Dontavious Williams, who gave police a false name and was detained. While in custody, police said a large crowd approached, allowing Williams to separate from officers. He then fled on foot while handcuffed behind his back. Williams is now wanted for aggravated assault with a firearm and escape. Detectives said he is known to be armed with a firearm. |
||
|
Elementary school principal accused of buying crack MURFREESBORO, TN - An elementary school principal was arrested for trying to buy crack cocaine in Murfreesboro. Murfreesboro detectives received information that Rockvale Elementary School Principal Donald "Donnie" Johnson had purchased crack cocaine multiple times and was going to buy more at a pharmacy on Cason Lane. Detective Shawn Jensen and other Vice Unit detectives said they observed Johnson at the pharmacy using an ATM to retrieve cash. Police said Johnson then met the alleged seller, Tiquista Robinson, in the parking lot of the business. Detectives witnessed a hand-to-hand transaction and stopped both Johnson and Robinson. |
Black Sports: 49ers Ray McDonald speaks after release from jail San Francisco 49ers defensive tackle Ray McDonald was arrested early Sunday on felony domestic violence charges after officers responded to a home in an upscale neighborhood, San Jose police said. McDonald, 29, was released from jail after posting bail, Santa Clara County sheriff's Sgt. Kurt Stenderup said. |
||
|
Police ID (black) man shot, killed in confrontation with police KANSAS CITY, MO - One man is dead after he was shot by Kansas City police early Sunday morning on the city's northeast side. Kansas City police identified the man as 28-year-old Eugene N. Turner III, of Kansas City. Police were called to the area of Independence and Myrtle avenues about 4:45 a.m. on a suspicious man possibly armed with a gun. Initially, police could not find anyone, but minutes later a foot chase began with Turner, and the shooting took place a block south at East Sixth Street and Myrtle Avenue. After the shooting, paramedics were called, but Turner died at the scene. Police said a handgun was found in close proximity to the suspect. Police said Turner fired several rounds at officers before being shot and killed. It is unknown why he was walking the streets carrying a gun, police said. |
|
|
|
Knockout game-style attack lands bicyclist in intensive care PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, Va. — A 51-year-old bicyclist remains in intensive care at VCU Medical Center after he was targeted in what a witness called a “knockout game-style” attack. The man was riding his bicycle on River Road near the Prince George County-Hopewell line at about 7:30 Sunday morning when a car came up from behind and slowed down, the bicyclist’s friend said. The friend, who wished to remain anonymous for fear of retaliation, said someone in the car reached out and hit the bicyclist in the back with either his hand or an object. The bicyclist had time to yell for help before he veered off the road and collapsed. The bicyclist had suffered a massive heart attack. |
Arrest made in fatal shooting from 1995 |
|
|
|
UK: Horrific moment black mugger stabbed to death White man with a mental age of nine - because he wouldn't hand over phone | ||
A gang of black youths has been convicted of killing a 'kind and innocent' young man with the mental age of nine in a knife-point mugging caught on graphic CCTV film. Dean Mayley was stabbed in the heart by 17-year-old Jamal Jones for refusing to hand over his mobile phone to a group of robbers who stopped him as he walked home in Greenford, west London, on the afternoon of February 7. The 24-year-old had learning difficulties due to a brain disorder called Microcephaly and probably did not fully understand what the teenagers wanted, jurors were told. Miguel Leiba, also 17, from Hanwell, and Ryan Beresford, 19, blocked the victim's path and Michael Mensah, 18, drove them to and from the scene, the prosecution said. - (Black-on-white) - (UK) | ||
|
Black suspected in murder of White man claims arrest was unlawful A Knoxville, Tennessee, man is asking a judge to suppress evidence in a Painesville Township murder case, claiming his arrest was unlawful. Timothy Markel Gaston, 26, is accused of helping another man kill 23-year-old Matthew Hammond on July 26, 2013, at the victim’s Huntington Trailer Park home. Hammond was found with a gunshot wound around 4 a.m. that day, and was pronounced dead at TriPoint Medical Center in Concord Township. According to Lake County Sheriff’s Office deputies, the two men forced their way into the mobile home, shot Hammond and fled the scene. On April 12, the Lake County Sheriff’s Office announced the arrest of 21-year-old Marshaun M. Ligon of Painesville. The Lake County Sheriff’s Office identified Ligon as a “person of interest” in the homicide case and he remains in custody at the Lake County Jail on a separate contempt of court charge, according to jail records. - (Black-on-white) |
||
Police: 85-year-old White woman carjacked, injured by two cowardly criminal black thugs Two felons are being held in the Palm Beach County Jail without bond after they allegedly carjacked an 85-year-old woman and snatched her purse, causing her to sustain injuries, according to an arrest report. Minutes earlier, the two men attempted to carjack a tourist but were unsuccessful. Bernard R. Dixon of Riviera Beach and Garry Lormejuste, who has no fixed addresses, are each facing charges of robbery with a firearm and possession of a weapon by a felon. Riviera Beach Police met with a Massachusetts woman Wednesday morning who said two men had attempted to open her door while flashing a handgun. She had pulled over to look at her GPS when the men attempted to enter her car. The woman was able to speed away and call police. Both suspects fled the area toward a food store, where they allegedly carjacked the 85-year-old victim, taking her Buick and purse. The woman was taken to St. Mary’s Medical Center for treatment of minor injuries, the report said. Dixon, 28, has been arrested 18 times. Lormejuste has been arrested 10 times. - (Black-on-white) |
||
Black 14-year-old purse-snatching suspect who attacked 74-year-old White woman appears in court ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. - There was no sympathy from a judge for a 14-year-old boy accused of knocking down a grandmother and stealing her purse. The teenager, Gary Cox, was in juvenile court Saturday after his arrest this week. The question now is if he will face charges as an adult. Gary's grandmother was with him in court Saturday, saying her grandson is only 14 and should not be charged as an adult. The judge said that is up to the State Attorney's Office. Charlotte Dunaway, 74, suffered major injuries when, according to police, Gary slammed her to the ground in an attempt to grab her purse Aug. 15 inside an Ocoee Publix. "The injuries I sustained from what he did to me are every bit as serious as they would have been if he were a 35-year-old man," Dunaway said. |
||
Miscellaneous commentary links: 'views not necessarily...' |
|
'Have a nice day' :) |
Thanks to volunteer NNN reporters that contribute to the content of this site. |