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ARCHIVE for 6 April 2015 |
Police union wants cop killer to give money to victims’ families The police-officers union is suing to keep a cop killer from being able to afford a more comfortable life in prison instead of paying restitution to the families of the two officers he gunned down. The Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association says more than $10,000 earned by former Black Liberation Army member Herman Bell during his time in a Comstock, NY, correctional facility should rightfully go to his victims’ relatives. The filing in Albany Supreme Court automatically freezes Bell’s commissary account. He’d be left with $1,000 if the plan succeeds. “We believe that we have a solemn obligation to the families of police officers who are killed in the line of duty to do all that we can to help them physically, morally and financially,” said PBA President Patrick Lynch, whose union has filed similar motions over the years. “The loss of these brave police officers continues to cause pain and difficulties for those left behind that never diminishes, even with the long passage of time,” he added. Bell and two accomplices were sentenced to 25-years-to-life for the 1971 ambush murders of police officers Joseph Piagentini and Waverly Jones in a Harlem housing project. |
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Suspect charged in Cranston woman’s murder PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Police have made an arrest in the killing of a Cranston woman in Providence last week. Derell Johnson faced a judge Monday morning and was held on one count of murder, according to court officials. He’s accused of shooting 21-year-old Briana Giorgio, who police said was found last Wednesday suffering from a gunshot wound in the area of Webster and Sterling Avenues. She later died at Rhode Island Hospital. Police believe the violence stemmed from a drug deal gone bad. Providence Police Major David Lapatin said Monday it appeared as though Giorgio was the seller, and that there was a considerable amount of marijuana involved. Johnson is set to appear in court again Monday afternoon for a violation of his probation. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Arrested Made In 12-Year-Old Murder Case PITTSBURGH – Police have made an arrest in 12-year-old murder case of a Beaver Falls woman. Robin Sue Miller, then 35, was found dead inside a shed in Beaver Falls in 2003. . Police said 43-year-old Jarrod Bullie was charged with criminal homicide for Miller’s murder. Back in 2003, about a month after Miller’s death, the Times reported that Miller’s boyfriend, Jack Shaffer, had been found dead. Shaffer had been the prime suspect in Miller’s death up until that point. The Times also reported that Miller and Shaffer had a child together. Police say they got a DNA sample from Bullie in 2007, but at the time didn’t feel it was enough evidence. However, as technology improved, they continued to submit the sample for evidence testing until they had enough to make an arrest. As for a motive, police say Miller was a known prostitute who was heavily into drugs. They believe she was killed at the shed. Bullie was arraigned Monday and is in jail without bond. - (Black-on-white) |
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Suspect arrested for double murder at Petersburg motel PETERSBURG, Va. — Police have made an arrest in a deadly double shooting at a Tri-Cities motel late Friday night. Petersburg police said officers were called to the Loyalty Inn at 25 South Crater Road just before 11:30 p.m. “Inside one of the rooms, police found the bodies of 39-year-old William Thurston III of Chesterfield and 35-year-old Kimberly Eledge with a last known address in Richmond. Both had been shot,” Petersburg Police spokeswoman Esther Hyatt said in a news release. Officers arrested 23-year-old Marcus Harmon of Petersburg on Sunday. Harmon has been charged with first-degree murder charges and several firearm violations, including possession of gun as a convicted felon. Police said that the suspect and the victims were mutual acquaintances, but there has been no word yet on a motive for the slayings. - (Black-on-white) |
Attorney: Cop feared for life in deadly barrage at suspects A Cleveland police officer feared that his life and the lives of fellow officers were in danger when he fired the final shots of a barrage of police gunfire that killed two unarmed suspects, his attorney said during opening statements in the patrolman's trial. The tactics of Michael Brelo, 31, could be called into question given that Brelo exposed himself to danger when he stepped onto the hood of a beat-up Chevy Malibu to fire 15 rounds into the windshield of the suspects' vehicle, attorney Patrick D'Angelo said. But Brelo and 12 officers who shot a total of 137 rounds into the car in November 2012 had ample reason to believe that 43-year-old Timothy Russell and 30-year-old Malissa Williams were shooting at them, he said. |
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Authorities: Black Boy, 17, killed after Zion police shoot him in back CHICAGO - Relatives of a 17-year-old boy fatally shot by a Zion police officer called for justice for Justus Howell on Sunday, the Chicago Sun-Times is reporting. Family members said he was shot twice in the back, which authorities confirmed. A handgun was recovered at the scene, police said. |
Interracial Parents charged after leaving baby in McDonald's dining room ELYRIA, OH - Elyria Police have arrested the parents of a four-month-old baby girl who was left in the dining room of the McDonald's restaurant on Broad Street on Friday. Police say 31-year-old Aaron Tate brought the baby to the restaurant to hand off to her mother, 22-year-old Rachel Jajaa, who works at the McDonald's. Police say neither parent wanted to take the baby for the weekend, so they left her in the restaurant. The little girl is now in the care of Lorain County Children Services. Tate and Jajaa are both charged with child endangerment. |
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Guilty Verdict Rendered In (black-on-White) Murder Trial A man accused of shooting and killing a man during a fight at a party has been found guilty of murder. After a more than a week long trial, the jury came back with a guilty verdict on Thursday for Laron Jones in the death of 21-year-old Brandon Samuels. Twenty-three-year-old Jones wounded Samuels in the neck during a party at a residence near North 24th and Ida streets in March 2014. Samuels was taken to Alegent Creighton University Medical Center where he died. “There was a girl at the party," said Brandon's sister, Christine Partridge. "Her boyfriend showed up and he was freaking out. He abused her. He was physically abusing her and everything. A couple of fights broke out because of it. The boyfriend was fighting everybody. He pulled a gun and started shooting.” Jones will likely face life in prison. - (Black-on-white) |
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Lawyers say Jacko paid $200M in hush money to ‘victims’ Wade Robson and James Safechuck may accomplish what countless prosecutors could not: prove in court that Michael Jackson was a serial child molester. The purported victims must first overcome a major hurdle — both their legal claims were filed more than a year after the King of Pop’s 2009 death, missing the statutory deadline. Robson, choreographer to Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake, and Safechuck, who once appeared with Jacko in a Pepsi commercial, filed respective claims in 2013 and 2014 against Jackson’s estate for unspecified amounts in punitive damages. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mitchell Beckloff has scheduled a hearing for Tuesday, when he could decide whether they may proceed. Lawyers say the King of Pop shelled out nearly $200 million to as many as 20 victims. Safechuck first met Jacko in 1987, when James was 8 years old. Safechuck will testify that Jacko repeatedly molested him a year later during a tour and that Jacko wrote a check for more than $1 million to Safechuck’s father, a sanitation worker. Safechuck claims in court filings that Jacko held a secret wedding ceremony, with the young boy as his bride. He said the singer gave him a marriage certificate and a wedding band as keepsakes and confirmation of their “undying love.” It was Safechuck and another alleged victim, Jordan Chandler, to whom Jacko’s sister LaToya referred in a 1993 Tel Aviv press conference in which she vowed to “not be a silent collaborator in my brother’s crimes.” Safechuck’s attorney alleges that Jacko molested Safechuck more than 100 times. - (Black-on-white) |
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Suspects in hundreds of Tacoma burglaries arrested TACOMA, Wash – Three people have been charged in a substantial burglary ring in Tacoma. Many of the people burglarized didn't know they were victims. Police say the group is responsible for hundreds of apartment and condominium burglaries and vehicle prowls in the Old Town and Stadium districts. Quincy Douglas, Molly Murray and Kelly Kirgin have been charged by Pierce County prosecutors with several crimes including burglary, identity theft, criminal impersonation and possession of stolen mail. Police say the suspects broke into apartment and condo offices to steal rent checks and master key rings. They allegedly used the keys to access residents' homes and mailboxes. Stolen items included personal documents, tax returns, credit cards, checks, driver's licenses and bank statements. Police say the suspects modified stolen checks by using other victims' identities and used the stolen credit cards to purchase items. |
School for Deaf and Blind student faces sex charge SPARTANBURG, SC - A Columbia teen is facing a criminal sexual conduct with a minor charge in connection with an incident at the South Carolina School for the Deaf and Blind in Spartanburg, according to a sheriff's office report. Deputies said they were contacted by a school official about a student who sneaked into a female dorm and, once inside, convinced a 12-year-old girl to have sex, according to the incident report. The report said the incident occurred between Jan. 5 and Jan. 9. Deputies said 18-year-old Montravious Jamal James is charged with criminal sexual conduct with a minor. |
Black serial exposer caught masturbating in University of South Alabama library University of South Alabama police arrested a Bay Minette man Friday afternoon after he was spotted masturbating inside Marx Library, school officials said. Around noon police responded to a report of a man exposing himself in the campus' main library, said a USA spokesman. "It is my understanding that he was masturbating." The man had fled before officers arrived but was apprehended a short while later. Police charged Kalvin Andreas Snowden, 39, with one count each of indecent exposure and attempting to elude police. The arrest marked Snowden's fifth indecent exposure charge in southern Alabama since 2007. |
Armed suspect killed in Anaheim police shooting identified ORANGE, Calif. -- A man who exited a Toyota Prius with a firearm was fatally shot by Anaheim police in the city of Orange Saturday. Anaheim police say they received information about a female suspect, identified as Maya Frausto, with an outstanding warrant at about 7:45 a.m. Officers responded to a location in Anaheim and observed the woman drive away in a Prius with a male passenger, identified as Paul Anthony Anderson. Police initiated a traffic stop in the area of Lincoln Avenue and Glassell Street in Orange. Anderson immediately exited the Prius with a firearm. An officer-involved shooting occurred, and Anderson was declared dead at the scene. Frausto was taken into custody for a $30,000 traffic warrant. |
Man accused of shooting, killing neighbor over parking issue NASHVILLE, Tenn. – A man is accused of shooting and killing his neighbor after they argued about how the victim parked his car Saturday night in north Nashville. Calvin Carter, 36, began arguing with his neighbor as they were both parking their cars in an alley behind Blank Street. The argument continued until both men went inside their separate apartments. Carter then went to the victim’s apartment and confronted him with a handgun. Carter reportedly went inside his residence but continued yelling at the victim through his screen door as the victim stood on his porch. As the victim stepped away from the porch, Carter allegedly opened the door and fired two shots at him, striking him once in the chest. The victim, later identified as 32-year-old Andre Henderson, was transported to General Hospital where he was pronounced deceased. |
Black Woman Shot Dead in Front of Son, 12, Honored at Vigil; Driver Charged With Murder Dozens of people gathered at a vigil in Hawthorne on Friday night to honor a mother-of-three who was fatally shot in front of her 12-year-old son by a man who was apparently unknown to her but who may have thought she was laughing at him. Denise Chiffon Berry, a Metro bus driver, was remembered by family, friends and co-workers at the intersection of Rosecrans and Kornblum avenues, where the shooting occurred. Berry stopped about 12:30 p.m. Wednesday to tell a Hawthorne police officer that she believed a Cadillac was following her. As she spoke to the officer, 38-year-old Robert Washington got out of the Cadillac and opened fire on her, Lt. Dave Coleman said. She died on scene, and her 12-year-old son fled. The boy was hospitalized with gunshot wounds and cooperated with investigators. The police officer returned fire, killing Washington. Two others in the Cadillac — half brothers Stanley White and Brandon White — were arrested. The former was charged Friday, while the latter was released. |
Man gets 8-25 years for beating pizza delivery driver with hammer The 18-year-old man who pleaded guilty to assaulting a pizza delivery driver with a hammer was sentenced to up to 25 years in the Washtenaw County Trial Court Wednesday, records show. Michael Burns Leath was sentenced to serve between 100 months to 25 years in prison with 99 days served by Judge Archie Brown, according to court records. He pleaded guilty on Feb. 25 to on count of armed robbery. Court records indicate the second person involved was Angela Marie Mike-Elston, 17, who had several felonies against her dismissed in the case and now only faces one count of tampering with evidence and accessory after the fact. |
11 (black) former Atlanta educators convicted in cheating scandal ATLANTA — In one of the biggest cheating scandals of its kind in the U.S., 11 former Atlanta public school educators were convicted Wednesday of racketeering for their role in a scheme to inflate students' scores on standardized exams. The defendants, including teachers, a principal and other administrators, were accused of falsifying test results to collect bonuses or keep their jobs in the 50,000-student Atlanta school system. The racketeering charges carry up to 20 years in prison. Most of the defendants will be sentenced April 8. |
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'Girls wear dresses... that's the way it is': School principal tells (black) lesbian senior she can't wear a tuxedo to prom A gay student in Louisiana says she is going to skip her senior prom because the school principal won't let her wear a tuxedo. Claudetteia Love, a senior and one of the top students at Carroll High in Monroe, said she was planning on going to the prom without a date and with a group of friends, but now she and her friends are staying away. |
Rom 1:26 For this cause God gave them up unto vile affections: for even their women did change the natural use into that which is against nature: |
Hispanic Man Could Get Life in Prison for Hispanic Wife's Murder |
Indian-American Hiten Patel Sentenced to 46-Year in Jail for Sex Crimes in US |
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Black Arrested for Murder of (White) East Columbus Woman Found in Burned Apartment COLUMBUS -- A man is now under arrest, charged with murder for the death of a 62-year-old woman whose body was found in her burned east side apartment. Police say Jeremay Jones was arrested Friday. Anna Marie Ferriman was found dead in her Villages at Eden Crossing Apartment by firefighters. Police say firefighters were clearing the apartment after they were called out for a fire, when they found her body. Investigators also say the fire was intentionally set. Police have not released any more information about the Mt. Carmel East worker's murder, but say they are still investigating. - (Black-on-white) |
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'Gay' black Harrisburg man facing death penalty pleads no contest, gets for killing (White) 87-year-old woman Three days before jury selection was to start for his death penalty trial, a Harrisburg man pleaded no contest to first-degree murder Friday in return for a life sentence for killing an 87-year-old woman in Dauphin County. The fatal stabbing of Joyce Roth during a June 2013 burglary at her son's Derry Township home was part of a failed plot by DaJuan Porter to scare a witness out of testifying against him in a sexual assault case, First Assistant District Attorney Fran Chardo said. Porter, 31, also pleaded no contest to burglarizing the home where Roth was slain on June 10, 2013 and of setting a fire that same night at the Lower Paxton Township home of the family of one of the sexual assault victims. "You left a terrible toll in your wake," President Judge Richard A. Lewis told Porter as he imposed a life prison term for the murder plea, plus a consecutive 20- to 40-year jail term for the pleas to the burglary and arson charges. - (Black-on-white) |
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'Gay' (black) Fla. teen homo molester, beaten by boy’s father, gets 25 years DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – A teenager who was beaten unconscious after a Daytona Beach father says he found him homosexually abusing his 11-year-old son has been sentenced to 25 years in prison. A Volusia County judge sentenced 18-year-old Raymond Frolander on Thursday after he pleaded no contest to lewd and lascivious molestation of a child. The father of the 11-year-old told police that he walked in on Frolander abusing his son last July and immediately attacked the teen. The father called 911 and said at one point, “He is nice and knocked out on the floor for you.” When officers arrived, they found Frolander motionless on the living room floor. He had several knots on his face from bruising and was bleeding from the mouth. - (Black-on-white) |
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Homeless man brutally beaten in San Francisco SAN FRANCISCO -- San Francisco police are searching for a man accused of brutally beating a homeless man with a pipe near the Tenderloin. Surveillance video shows Arthur Lee Jones smashing the victim in the head with some kind of pipe or bat. Robert is hit on the head by a pipe," explained Cunningham. Manfredi says the victim lost a lot of blood and needed 50 stitches. He's taking this case personally because he knows the homeless man. "He's a very nice man. He doesn't try to harm anyone. He always says hi to everyone who says hi to him," Manfredi said. The owner of the Gangway Bar also knows the victim. He says his name is Robert, who seems to be well know in the area. - (Black-on-white) |
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Berkeley, Calif., ‘ambassador’ caught on camera beating homeless man during alley brawl Shocking video captures a downtown “ambassador” in hippie-haven Berkeley, Calif., viciously beat a homeless man during an alleyway confrontation. Two of the Downtown Berkeley Association ambassadors, wearing eye-catching green neon shirts and caps, confronted two young men March 19 about their belongings being kept by a dumpster behind a CVS at Shattuck Ave. and Bancroft Way, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. The fisticuffs initially ended with the homeless men, 23-year-old Nathan Swor and 29-year-old James Cocklereese, being booked on a variety of charges. But after police and the nonprofit DBA saw the video, ambassador Jeffrey Bailey has been fired and his colleague, Carmen Francois, suspended. - (Black-on-white) |
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Escaped murderer captured after days on the run Police in Chicago have arrested a convicted murderer who escaped from an eastern Illinois jail and spent nearly three days on the run. Chicago police officers arrested Kamron T. Taylor late Friday night after a foot chase. Taylor was found with a handgun. |
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Uber driver charged with sexual assault HOUSTON – An Uber driver has been charged with sexual assault after Houston police say he took a woman to his apartment after she requested a ride. Duncan Brown, 57, was arrested April 1. Uber is a smartphone application-based ride-sharing service that allows users to request a ride through a phone app. The company is based out of San Francisco, Calif. The woman told police she woke up in the morning with no recollection of where she was or how she got to Duncan's apartment. She said she left his apartment and called police. |
Naked black African 'king' breaks into apartment, chokes mother, snatches infant, blames 'bad weed’ ROCKVILLE, Md. – A former Montgomery College student is accused of storming an apartment, attacking a mother and then trying to kidnap a 7-month-old girl. Police say the man blamed his escapade on bad drugs. Paul Mounombi, 22, is now facing a handful of criminal charges, including home invasion, destruction of property, assault and disorderly conduct. Around 2 p.m Mounombi reportedly stripped down in his apartment, destroyed furniture and then sprinted into the great outdoors. Leaving nothing to the imagination, the Gabon native embarked on a naked rampage that weaved through the Halpine View Apartments. The 22-year-old smashed air conditioning units with dumbbells, and then used a lawn chair to shatter his neighbor's ground-floor apartment window. Upon crawling inside, still buck naked, Mounombi reportedly tried kidnapping a baby girl. Police say he then punched and choked the infant's mother, while shouting, "Call me your king!" and "Bow to me!" Mounombi also turned on the victims' kitchen stove burners and oven broiler. Management evicted him following his arrest. |
Community takes to the streets looking for Detroit rapist After her kidnapping and sexual assault March 24, Joy Porties is not hiding. The sexual assault survivor has taken to the streets passing out fliers to help catch the suspect - and a community has joined her to help. "This is ridiculous, this has to stop," said a community activist. "When is it going to stop." Outrage and disappointment were just a few of the emotions on display by Detroit volunteers. The large group gathered passing out hundreds of fliers. On the fliers was a police sketch of the suspect who sexually assaulted Porties. Detroit police say the light complected black man in the sketch, described as 5-feet-10 inches to 6-feet tall is about 25 to 40 years old and weighs 275 pounds. |
Black Bronx teen who fell 60 feet off rooftop while fleeing police dies A Bronx teen, after a two-day fight for his life, died Saturday from injuries suffered in a 60-foot plunge from a building rooftop while fleeing police. Hakeem Kuta, 17, was pronounced dead at St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx around 10:45 a.m. despite a desperate attempt by police to save him and the fervent prayers of his family. Kuta and the younger teen were hanging with a large group of youths smoking marijuana in the lobby of a building. Four officers arrived at the scene after a neighbor complained, and the youths scurried up the staircase to the roof as the cops gave chase. Kuta and the 14-year-old broke away from the group, and headed toward an adjoining building with Officer Edmundo Rivera on their tails. Kuta jumped over a three-foot high wall without realizing there was a gap between the two buildings — with the 14-year-old managing to grab his jacket and hold on for dear life. Rivera rushed over to grab the younger boy, who was starting to lose his footing. But the 14-year-old then lost his hold on Kuta, who plunged to the pavement below. |
(Mixed-race) Wilkinsburg Boy Dies After Allegedly Taking Pill From Another Boy WILKINSBURG –A 12-year-old Wilkinsburg boy died after his family says another boy gave him a pill. The funeral was held for Sincere Powell this morning. His family says he died after taking the pill, given to him by another boy at a neighborhood basketball court. “He was saying, like, basically like it makes you feel good, or dizzy or something of that sort,” said Sincere’s mother, Melissa Hughes. “That’s what’s given to you,” said Hughes’ boyfriend Brandon Johnson, “is a death certificate. |
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FATAL LOVE TRIANGLE - Last defendant in fire chief’s murder sentenced The last of the women who conspired to kill Branchville Fire Chief Allen Oakley has been sentenced. Carrie Brown, 26, was sentenced to 15 years in prison on a charge of voluntary manslaughter during a hearing on Thursday. A five-year sentence on a conspiracy charge is to run concurrently. At the 2014 hearing, Melody Oakley, 41, and Ann Anderson, 48, were sentenced to 30 years each after they pleaded guilty to their roles in murdering Oakley's husband while he slept. An autopsy showed the Branchville fire chief died of a single stab wound to the neck. Prosecutor Ashley Cornwell said the three women were taken into custody only days after they conspired together to take Allen Oakley out of a love triangle involving the Oakleys and Anderson. Allen Oakley wanted to end the relationship with Anderson after she became involved in a criminal matter. The women hatched a plan, including texting code words, to murder the fire chief. Although Brown was not part of the love triangle, she was originally the one designated to actually carry out the stabbing. Anderson took over when Brown, Anderson's daughter-in-law, didn't go through with it. |
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Police Search For Black Sex Pervert Exposing "Himself" On Campus Buses to White Co-eds COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio State U police are looking for your help in trying to track down a man they say has been exposing himself. Police have received two reports of public indecency in the past week. They say the same man was involved in both acts on campus buses. “I saw that he was rubbing himself and continuing to do that for a few minutes,” said (a White co-ed), who witnessed one of the incidents. She says the man was pleasuring himself as he sat next to her Tuesday night. “I realized that he was trying to stare right down my shirt so that made me feel very uncomfortable,” she said. The suspect approached her while she was in her seat. "He put (his crotch) in my face and I didn't know what to do,” she said. OSU police have identified the suspect as 30-year-old Dawaylan Hall. If you have any information on Hall, contact OSU police at 614-292-2121. - (Black-on-white) |
‘Good twin’ takes sweet plea deal in robbery of sugar daddy One of the twin sisters accused of tying up and robbing a kinky 85-year-old man they met on a sugar-daddy Web site copped a sweet plea deal in Manhattan court Thursday. Shalaine Foster, 17, pleaded to robbery in the second degree in exchange for 1 1/3 to 4 years in prison. She was given youthful-offender status and won’t have a criminal record after she does her time. “The Peoples’ theory is that the two of you tied up this man and forcibly stole his property including money and credit cards. Shalaine blamed her allegedly evil twin, Shaina, for hatching the sinister plot and dragging her along for the wild ride. Shaina allegedly met retired lawyer Paul Aronson on the site seekingarrangements.com and brought her sister to their Oct 1 date. The odd trio headed back to his luxury townhouse on East 38th Street for what he hoped was some fun. Instead, the duplicitous sisters allegedly zip tied Aronson to a coffee table, swiped his cash and credit cards and went on a shopping spree. The perverted octogenarian floundered for 20 hours before he was discovered by a friend. |
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Prosecutors: Murdered 'Gay' D.C. lawyer (with Asian wife), hoped to meet man for homo sex but black female showed up WASHINGTON - A 21-year-old woman charged in the stabbing death of a lawyer at a boutique D.C. hotel told police she intended to rob the man but stabbed him in his room when he tried to prevent her from leaving, a court document filed Thursday said. Jamyra Gallmon of Southeast Washington was arrested Wednesday and charged with first-degree murder while armed. She was ordered held during a court hearing Thursday and a preliminary hearing was set for April 10. A court document filed Thursday said Gallmon told police that she went to The Donovan hotel on Feb. 9 with the intention of robbing 30-year-old David Messerschmitt, but stabbed him with a knife after he grabbed her arm and they started fighting. An autopsy found Messerschmitt was stabbed at least seven times, including once through the heart. A police investigation found Messerschmitt posted a personal ad on the Craigslist website the day he was killed "soliciting responses from other men," the court document showed. Messerschmitt communicated through Craigslist with a person using the username "chrissanchez0906," an investigation found, but police learned the account was linked to Gallmon. Messerschmitt invited the person he was communicating with to a room at The Donovan hotel, according to police. |
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Man suspected in Portsmouth rapes arrested in Maine PORTSMOUTH, N.H. —A man suspected of being a serial rapist was arrested in Maine on Thursday. Portsmouth police said James Banks, 21, of Portsmouth, is being held as a fugitive from justice in York, Maine. In New Hampshire, he faces three counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault, two counts of second-degree assault, and charges of kidnapping and criminal restraint. Police said they have been investigating reports of assaults since January. Investigators said they believe Banks contacted victims through social media and convinced them to meet him in Portsmouth. Banks then assaulted the women, police said. |
Rape kit testing leads to charges against Cleveland man in unsolved rapes of 3 women CLEVELAND, Oh - Rape kit testing has linked a Cleveland man to three unsolved sexual attacks reported between 2006 and 2009. Dale Wilson, 33, was arrested by the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department's Impact unit at a house on Cleveland's East Side. He faces more than a dozen charges, including rape and kidnapping. Two of the rapes reported just days apart in April 2009 had strikingly similar details, according to investigators with the county's Sexual Assault Kit Task Force. Both were approached and offered rides by a man in a mid-sized red car. And each attach followed a similar progression of sexual acts. |
Aurora sex abuse suspect claims he didn't get his 'Miranda' A 22-year-old Chicago man accused of fondling a female student inside an Aurora University dorm room wants his statements to police to be suppressed. Kelly E. Moore, who is free on bond, is charged with criminal sexual abuse and unlawful restraint in connection with the August 2014 incident on the school's campus. Police previously said Moore attended a meet-and-greet event for students when he met the 19-year-old female and offered to walk her back to her dorm room. Once there, Moore asked to go into her room and eventually picked her up, which caused the door to close, according to police. Police say Moore locked the door, fondled the woman and prevented her from leaving the room. Campus police notified Aurora police of the incident and Moore was arrested by Aurora officers later the same day. |
Detroit man accused of raping Roseville woman during home invasion A jury Thursday began deliberating the fate of a 26-year-old Detroit man accused of invading a Roseville apartment and raping and robbing the female resident. Assistant Macomb Prosecutor Nicole Blank told jurors in closing arguments Marshawn T. Grafton staked out the residence to ensure the woman would be alone the night of March 10, 2013. She said he entered through an unlocked sliding door at the residence and raped the woman orally and vaginally at gunpoint. He also stole electronics equipment, including a computer and Nintendo game. Grafton’s DNA was found in her mouth. |
Texas ‘Most Wanted Sex Offender’ Surrenders FORT WORTH – A man listed as a “Texas 10 Most Wanted Sex Offender” by the Texas Department of Public Safety has turned himself in to authorities. A DPS statement Thursday says 29-year-old Floyd Montrel Moore turned himself in Sunday to the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office in Fort Worth. He remains in Tarrant County Jail without bond on charges of aggravated assault and violating sex offender registration requirements. Moore’s criminal history includes convictions in Tarrant County for aggravated sexual assault of a child for incidents involving two girls, ages 3 and 5. |
Black Man gets 18 to 36 years for repeated rape of woman near kids |
Second suspect arraigned in Sterling Heights killing A second suspect was arraigned Thursday for alleged involvement in the death of man whose body was found last week after a fire at his Sterling Heights home. Demonte Marcellus Easterling, 19, was arraigned in 41-A District Court on charges of first-degree homicide, felony murder and armed robbery. He is being held without bond. Easterling is the stepbrother of Bria Corrine-Janelle Blackmon, a 20-year-old Madison Heights woman also arraigned this week on murder charges in the incident. The body of Michael Scott Freeland, 57, was found Friday morning during a house fire in the 37000 block of Andrew. Blackmon and Freeland allegedly met on Craigslist and started dating, according to police. Blackmon and Easterling later robbed Freeland, which led to his death, police said. |
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Police: Delaware Man Arrested For Eighth DUI DOVER, Del. – A Dover man was arrested after he was allegedly found to be driving under the influence for the eighth time. Authorities say a trooper observed a blue Ford Expedition traveling on Peachtree Run Road with an expired registration. Upon stopping the driver, identified as Robert S. Crain, 52, the trooper smelled a strong alcohol odor and began a DUI investigation. Police later charged Crain with his eighth DUI offense. Along with the DUI, authorities say Crain was also charged with driving while suspended and revoked, expired temporary registration, no insurance in possession and other traffic related offenses. |
Investigation Continues Into Death Of Black South Jersey Man While In Police Custody VINELAND, N.J., The police K9 can be heard barking in the cell phone video capturing the arrest of Phillip White. The 32-year-old man died while in the custody of the Vineland Police Department. The father of three struggled with the use of PCP. White began freaking out when an officer asked if he needed medical assistance that White tried to kick the officer after banging on his patrol car. “The officer obviously tackled him and he was screaming he was reaching for his gun. They let the dog out,” said the eyewitness. The eyewitness also says the police K9 bit White during the scuffle. |
Hispanic teen convicted in UO rape charged in woman's stabbing death |
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Hispanic West Chester University Student Accused of Frat House |
('Latino') New Jersey Sen. Menendez Pleads Not Guilty To Corruption |
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Philadelphia Man Under Arrest, Accused Of Airbag Thefts In The Northeast |
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Illegal Alien with Guns Arrested in Meeker County |
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'Gay' Bridgewater State Student Charged With Homo Raping Boys Once Worked At YMCA Camp BOSTON – The Bridgewater State student accused of raping boys at a day care center on campus once worked as a camp counselor at the MetroWest YMCA. Kyle Loughlin, 21, of Wrentham, is being held without bail. He is charged with raping two boys, ages four and five, at the Children’s Center on campus where he worked as an early childhood education major. The MetroWest YMCA, which is based in Framingham, said in a statement that Loughlin was a “camp counselor at their Hopkinton Summer Camp during the summers of 2010, 2012, 2013 and 2014.” |
Man Pleads Guilty To Ejaculating Into Co-Worker’s Coffee MINNEAPOLIS — A 34-year-old Blaine man has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge accusing him of ejaculating on a co-worker’s desk and in her coffee. More serious charges were dropped for Robert John Lind back in November 2014, when the Ramsey County courts found that there was not enough evidence to provide probable cause that his actions constituted felony criminal sexual conduct. So, the New Brighton City Attorney subsequently filed a misdemeanor charge of indecent exposure (engaging in lewd and indecent behavior). On Thursday, Lind plead guilty to that charge. He admitted to ejaculating on her desk and into her coffee. |
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Man who pleaded guilty in death of woman while fleeing police gets up to 45 years in prison DETROIT - A parolee who caused a crash that killed a 25-year-old woman while fleeing police has been sentenced to up to 45 years in prison after pleading guilty to second-degree murder. John McCallum was sentenced to between 20 years and 45 years in prison in Detroit. The plea agreement reached earlier this month included the dismissal of other charges, including reckless driving causing death. A Livonia police officer was chasing John McCallum in October when the home invasion suspect crashed into Francesca Weatherhead's vehicle in Wayne County's Redford Township. Relatives say the newlywed had just moved to a new house in Royal Oak. Michigan paroled the 27-year-old Detroit man last May after five years' imprisonment for home invasion. - (Black-on-white) |
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Man convicted of shooting three cops hurls insults in handcuffs A Brooklyn man was convicted Wednesday of shooting three NYPD cops — and he sent a final insult to a half-dozen cops gathered in the courtroom when he turned and hissed, “Suck my d–k,” before being led away in handcuffs. Nakwon Foxworth, 33, was convicted on multiple counts of assault on a police officer for shooting and wounding the Emergency Service Unit cops when he barricaded himself inside his Sheepshead Bay apartment on Easter Sunday 2012. As the Brooklyn Supreme Court jury was led out of the courtroom late Wednesday night, Foxworth turned and spat the vulgar insult at the detectives and cops in the courtroom. A detective seated in the gallery silently returned the sentiment, cockily gesturing to his own crotch as court officers snapped handcuffs onto Foxworth. “Suck my d–k,” Foxworth repeated before court officers led him out. - (Black-on-white) |
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2 (black) men accused of bomb plot during Ferguson protests Two St. Louis men were indicted Thursday after being arrested by federal agents in November. Brandon Orlando Baldwin, 22, and Olajuwon Davis,22 were indicted on charges involving the conspiracy to maliciously damage and destroy a building, vehicle and other property with explosives and the illegal purchase of firearms from a Cabela's store. The indictment stated that Baldwin stated that he wanted multiple bombs to use against people, buildings, vehicles and property. |
Police ID Teen Accused of Knocking Man Unconscious at SEPTA Station Police identified a teenager who investigators say was caught on video knocking a man unconscious at a SEPTA station following an argument on a train. SEPTA Police Chief Thomas Nestel announced officials used facial recognition software and two tipsters to positively identify the suspect. The teen is expected to turn himself in Thursday after police requested a warrant for his arrest, officials said. The ordeal began Monday afternoon as a train moved towards the 15th Street SEPTA station in Center City. Surveillance video shows a 60-year-old man and a teenager arguing for 20 minutes, police said. The train arrived at the 15th Street Station around 3:15 p.m. Surveillance video then shows the teen punching the man in the face on the platform, knocking him out cold. The man was taken to the hospital and treated for concussion-like symptoms. |
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Rape suspect arrested inside McDonald’s A New Jersey man suspected in the brutal kidnapping and rape of a young woman in Paterson last week was collared by eagle-eyed law-enforcement agents Thursday afternoon inside a crowded Manhattan McDonald’s restaurant, sources told The Post. Craig Hall, 23 is accused of snatching his victim off the street last week and raping her in a nearby abandoned building before taking her to his apartment and continuing the sex assault there, sources said. Hall was acquitted of a similar attack in 2012 when a 13-year-old girl accused him of kidnapping her from her home before beating her and forcing her to perform oral sex on him. |
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Man accused of sexually assaulting 10-year-old girl attacked by women wielding two-by-fours KENOSHA COUNTY — A Zion, Illinois man, accused of sexually assaulting a girl when she was 10 years old has been criminally charged after he was found in Waukegan injured, surrounded by five to seven women — some of them armed with two-by-fours. 34-year-old Cleounsse Fisher faces the following charges: child enticement (lifetime supervision of serious sex offenders) first degree sexual assault of a child under the age of 12 (lifetime supervision of serious sex offenders) — three counts |
Rockville man convicted in videotaped sex abuse of toddler FREDERICK, Md. - A Rockville man could face decades in prison after he was convicted in Frederick of sexually abusing a toddler. Richard Lee Montgomery, 31, was convicted in a plea deal this week. He didn't admit guilt but acknowledged prosecutors had enough evidence to convict him of three counts of sexual abuse of a minor and two of second-degree sex offense. Prosecutors agreed to drop other charges, including four child pornography counts for allegedly videotaping the abuse. |
Man Working For Local Seminary Accused of Raping Teen DAYTON -- The man accused of raping a teen inside a former church was in court today. 49-year-old Charles Singleton pleaded not guilty in the alleged attack of a 14-year-old girl. The alleged attack took place in the building owned by the United Theological Seminary off Salem Avenue in Dayton. The building is now used for urban ministries and has a community center inside. Seminary officials refuse to comment on Singleton's connection with the institution at this time. Tonight, he is being held on a $100,000 bond. |
Fairview Heights man charged with sexual assault FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, IL – Fairview Heights police have arrested 34-year-old Vernon L. Wells for the sexual assault of a woman in his apartment. The assault happened on Monday, March 30 at 6 am on Belle Drive. Police say they were called to the residence and contacted a 46-year-old woman who alleged she had been restrained, strangled and sexually assaulted by an acquaintance at the apartment. |
Four charged with using escort ad to rob man Binghamton, NY - Four people from Binghamton were arrested Saturday for using a backpage.com escort ad to rob a victim. According to the Binghamton Police Department, four people are accused of advertising a female escort and luring a 37-year-old victim to a Lake Avenue apartment where they allegedly robbed him at knife point. Shadaya Spencer, 19, Aasin Hassinger, 21, and Jamel Platt, 18, are charged with first degree robbery. A 16-year-old male was also arrested for first degree robbery. |
Man undergoes surgery after violent attack - His jaw is broken in multiple places; a corrections officer has been arrested for the attack MACCLENNY, Fla. - A Baker County man will undergo surgery today after deputies say he was severely beaten in an extreme case of road rage. The man responsible is a corrections officer from Georgia. He has been arrested for attacking a man after a road rage incident. "This was an extremely violent attack in our opinion," Major Gerald Gonzalez, of the Baker County Sheriff's Office, said. Police say the incident happened on a busy interstate in Baker County. The Sheriff's Office says the victim was beaten so badly, his entire upper body was covered in blood. Jeffrey Ledford, 56, was almost to his home exit about 5 miles west of Macclenny, when he was beaten. Deputies say it started in a road rage incident with 37-year-old corrections officer Dwayne King tailing Ledford on I-10. Ledford changed lanes and said that's when King swerved and hit him. The cars stopped and Ledford said King tried to break his window with his gun. When it didn't break, he said Ledford "snatched open his door" and started "beating him in the head and face with the gun." He said King attacked him again on the side of the road and fired his gun. |
Search Continues For Black Suspects In Light Rail Stabbing BALTIMORE — Vicious attack. Police need the public’s help to identify seven people connected to a stabbing. The stabbing unfolded Tuesday afternoon. Police say the 34-year-old victim was the center of the attack after getting into an argument with a group of people on board the southbound train. |
Black women charged for savage IHOP parking lot brawl NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. -- More than two weeks after a fight broke out in the parking lot of a North Charleston restaurant, six women have been charged by police. According to a North Charleston Police incident report, the victims walked into the police station on March 11 and said they were "accosted and savagely beaten by a mob of females" in the parking lot of the IHOP on Centre Pointe Drive. A video was posted to YouTube showing the brawl. In it, several women can be seen punching, kicking, and stomping an unarmed woman who is lying on the ground. On March 25, officers met with Burke High School officials who put them in contact with two of the suspects, Infiniti Dunmeyer and Treshana Meyers. Officers also arrested Kapree Cierra Gadsden and MyShayla KeOnna King. More suspects, Tysia Dunmeyer, Ayesha McGee, and Briana Nicole Smalls turned themselves in to police. |
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(Black) Suspect in murder of (White) Papa John's employee to be charged as adult COLUMBIA, TN - A teenager charged with murdering a Papa John's employee during a robbery will be charged as an adult. Darious Fitzpatrick was 17 when police said he shot and killed 22-year-old Gordon Schaffer during a robbery at a Papa John's location in Columbia. Police said Schaffer complied with all of the robber's demands but was shot anyway. Fitzpatrick's transfer to adult court means he can face tougher punishment if convicted of the crime. - (Black-on-white) |
Black man arrested in connection with killing of (White) Domino's delivery driver New Orleans police Wednesday morning (April 1) said they have arrested a man in connection with the fatal shooting of Domino's pizza delivery driver Michael Price. According to NOPD, Michael Anthony Portis, 24, was arrested at 7 a.m. Wednesday in the 4900 block of Pauger Street. He will be charged with first degree murder, authorities said. Police did not release any information about what led the investigation to Portis. A reward of more than $13,000 was offered for information about the fatal shooting, but police did not say if the money played a role in the apprehension. Price was shot to death inside his car March 24 in the Lower 9th Ward. Police found his body shortly before 1 a.m. in the 6100 block of North Roman Street. He was pronounced dead at the scene. The 36-year-old husband and father of three young children lived in the Lower 9th and was on his way to make a delivery when he was killed, said Robert Tedesco, regional vice president for local Domino's franchisee RPM Pizza LLC, which operates the Franklin Avenue Domino's where Price worked for the last year or so. A gofundme.com account has been started for Price's widow and children. - (Black-on-white) |
Black man who stole wedding ring off dying White woman’s finger at Taco Bell sentenced to 11 years A Wichita man will spend more than 11 years in prison for stealing a wedding ring and other items from a woman who was dying from a brain aneurysm in a Taco Bell drive-through in December 2013. Sedgwick County District Judge Christopher Magana ordered Daquantrius Shaquill Johnson to serve the 136-month term consecutive to other sentences he received for crimes committed while on felony probation in a 2013 burglary case. The sentences in those cases totaled 111 months, which means Johnson, 21, will be incarcerated for about 20 1/2 years. A jury in December convicted Johnson of aggravated burglary, robbery and misdemeanor theft for his role in the Dec. 29, 2013, robbery of Danielle Zimmerman, a 43-year-old mother and wife. Prosecutors say Johnson, while he was with two other men, reached into Zimmerman’s truck and stole her purse and the ring off of her finger after she suffered a fatal brain aneurysm at the Taco Bell. Police arrested Johnson, Keith Hickles and Quanique Thomas-Hameen after receiving a Crime Stoppers tip. - (Black-on-white) |
Several arrested, charged in attack on employees at Parma Chuck E. Cheese PARMA, Ohio — Parma police say they’ve arrested several people in connection with the March attack of several employees at a Chuck E. Cheese restaurant. Jermele L. Barkley, 35, of Cleveland, and Albert W. Brown, 41, of Lorain, surrendered to police Tuesday morning and are being held in Parma jail. Both will have their initial appearance at 12:30 p.m. today. Chakara L. Watts, 22, of Cleveland, has also been charged. She was arrested last week, and her case was bound over to the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office for charges. Police have also obtained an arrest warrant for a 22-year-old male who lives in another state. They’ll also seek charges against a juvenile male in connection with his involvement. A female patron complained to store employees about a photo booth machine not working.A manager reportedly told she would have to wait, and one of the males from the party then followed the manager into the kitchen, threatened to kill him and then attacked him. The manager was beaten and struck on the face and head. Other workers intervened and were then attacked by other patrons. A total of six employees were injured, and two of them seriously. - (Black-on-white) |
One MetroLink assault suspect identified Two suspects are in custody after allegedly assaulting a man on a MetroLink train last Monday. A 15-year-old and a 21-year-old, identified as Ronald Williams were arrested in connection with the assault. A third man seen in video footage from the incident was released without being charged. Williams was charged with 3rd degree assault. The teen's name has not been released. The victim, a 43-year-old man who asked not to be named, said the attack began after the suspects asked him what he thought about the "Mike Brown situation" and he responded that he had not thought much about it. After the attack, the victim sustained a laceration to his nose and bruises on his face and forehead. The victim, who is white, said he believed the crime was racially motivated because the suspects were African-American and asked his opinion about the Michael Brown case.. - (Black-on-white) - (Hatecrimes) |
(White) Family 'profoundly disappointed' in verdict for Molly Conley's killing by (less than worthless) black EVERETT, Wash. — The jury reached a verdict on Monday in the killing of 15-year-old Molly Conley. Erick Walker, 28, was convicted of manslaughter in the shooting death of the Bishop Blanchet freshman -- as she walked along a road in Lake Stevens with friends on June 1, 2013. Walker was charged with one count of first-degree murder. The jury was given the option to find him guilty of the far lesser charge of manslaughter. Molly Conley's father, John, spoke -- after Erick Walker's manslaughter conviction, saying his family was confused and "profoundly disappointed" with the verdict. "It's her life, more than her death, that we hope people will remember. Since it was her life that was so amazing," he said. Erick Walker will be sentenced on April 21st. The sentencing range is 65-80 years for manslaughter and drive-by shooting/assault conviction. The same night Conley was murdered there were other drive-by shootings in Lake Stevens and Marysville. Walker faced 9 counts for those other shootings -- five counts of drive-by shooting, 4 counts of assault for potential victims inside those homes. - (Black-on-white) |
Black man sentenced to 88 years to life in murder of (White female) Santa Cruz shop owner SANTA CRUZ >> Nearly three years since 38-year-old shop owner Shannon Collins was stabbed to death on her way to a hair appointment in Santa Cruz, her killer was sentenced on Wednesday to 88 years to life in prison. After tearful statements in Santa Cruz County Superior Court from her best friend, mother and widower, Judge Timothy Volkmann handed down the maximum sentence to Charles Anthony Edwards III, a 46-year-old from San Francisco. Edwards, who suffers from schizophrenia and has a violent criminal history that started at age 12, offered an apology to Collins’ friends and family during his sentencing. He also claimed he was on methamphetamine and PCP during the killing, though during the trial prosecutor Celia Rowland said there was no evidence of that. Angered, Edwards also contended that he didn’t get a fair trial because he is black and Santa Cruz is “all white.” During the trial, a psychiatrist testified that Edwards told him he heard voices from “skeletons” before the slaying. Edwards believed he should kill a stranger. - (Black-on-white) |
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