Black arrested fatal accident involving two White female Briarcrest Christian students
MARSHALL COUNTY, Miss. – Malandus Penson is charged with two counts of DUI after two Briarcrest Christian School students died in a crash on Highway 78. Investigators with the Mississippi Highway Patrol said the two-car crash happened near the Desoto County line around 6:30 a.m. Sunday. The car, in which the students were riding, was rear ended and rolled off of the highway. 17-year-olds Rachel Lynch and Maddie Kruse died from the accident. Two other Briarcrest students were injured from the crash. Caroline Kam is listed stable condition at Baptist Desoto Hospital. Kam’s grandmother, who was driving, was also taken to the hospital. Kara Holden suffers from broken ribs and a broken collar bone, she is also in stable condition at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital. - (Black-on-white)
- Briarcrest holds vigil for students killed in weekend crash
- Bond set at $3M for suspect in fatal Briarcrest crash
- (Black) Driver in crash that killed 2 (White female) students charged with 4 DUIs in 2 years
MARSHALL CO., MS (WMC) - The man charged in crash that killed two Mid-South students and injuring two others was charged with four DUIs in two years. he Marshall County Sheriff's Office says 32-year-old Melandus Penson had been charged with DUIs in Lee County, Pontotoc County, and Union County. Deputies say Penson is from Beldon, Mississippi. Penson has a DUI conviction and a pending DUI case set for trial in Lee County Justice Court. Both cases were handled by the Memphis Highway Patrol and in both cases, the MHP officer charged Penson with DUI first offense. - Man charged with DUI in fatal crash involving 2 Briarcrest students
A (black) man is charged with two counts of intoxication manslaughter after a motorcycle accident in Orange claimed the lives of two people. The accident happened Sunday evening at the intersection of West Park Ave. and 12th Street. According to police, a pickup heading west on West Park Ave. hit the back of a motorcycle. Both the driver and the passenger of the motorcycle died at the scene. Orange police say the victims are 
ORANGE COUNTY - A photo showing an emotional embrace between a Little Cypress-Mauriceville graduate and an Orange police officer at the teen's graduation has gone viral. Lt. Eric Ellison was tasked with breaking tragic news to 
A trial for a man facing murder charges in connection with an April 2012 homicide is set to start Monday, June 1, according to court documents. Travion Kirkland, 21, is accused of shooting 21-year-old 
An Upper Darby man convicted in December of
SAGINAW, MI — A Buena Vista Township man could serve prison time after pleading to sexually assaulting a young girl. Kenny L. Watkins appeared before Saginaw County Circuit Judge Darnell Jackson on Wednesday, May 27, and pleaded no contest to two counts of second-degree criminal sexual conduct against 
Barbara Byrd-Bennett was appointed CEO of CPS by Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel in 2012. This spring, federal investigators launched an investigation against Byrd-Bennett for awarding a $20.5 million no-bid contract to her former employer in 2013. 
over son's clothes label' - Late fashion designer Oscar de la Renta has snubbed his adopted son - a designer at his label - in his $26 million will after the pair fell out 10 years ago. Moises de la Renta was adopted by the couturier from an orphanage in the Dominican Republic following the death of his first wife Françoise de Langlade in 1983. Moises, 30, has now been left a relatively small bequest from his late father's $26 million estate - and has been warned that if he ever tried to contest the will he would be cut out completely, court documents show. 
A man convicted of sexually abusing three young children between 2008 and 2011 was sentenced to serve 200 years and 6 months in prison Thursday, May 28. 
A New Jersey man has pleaded not guilty to murder and other charges in the death of his wife, whose body was found in Maryland by investigators using a GPS device in his vehicle. Twenty-eight-year-old Kyle Crosby is jailed on $2 million bail. He could face a life sentence if convicted of killing 26-year-old 
A (black) man has been charged with fatally shooting a 25-year-old (White) man during a robbery early Saturday. Kristopher K. Pitts, 22, faces one count each of first-degree murder and robbery armed with a firearm, according to a statement from Chicago Police. Pitts was arrested after being identified as the man who shot 
RALEIGH, N.C. - A former North Carolina State University employee was arrested Friday afternoon on child sex charges dating back to 2007, Raleigh police said. Marvin Christopher Jones, 44, of 714 S. East St. in Raleigh, is facing three child sex charges. Jones was charged with first-degree sex offense with a child in January 2007, first-degree rape in January 2013 and indecent liberties with a child in January 2014. Raleigh police said Jones and his female victim knew each other. Jones listed his employer as N.C. State University when he was booked Friday and the university confirmed that he worked in a facilities maintenance role.
Brandon S. Harrison, 32, of Akron, is jailed on $250,000 bond on a charge of raping someone less than 13 years old. Harrison on May 13 is accused of taking
One week after an exposé pointed out his repeated lies, Montreal journalist 
HANOVER COUNTY, Va. — Virginia State Police identified the two people killed when a fleeing murder suspect crashed his car into their car on Interstate 295 in Mechanicsville Friday afternoon. 
DETROIT – A young man has pleaded guilty in the fatal shooting of a 23-year-old French street artist during a robbery outside an abandoned Detroit housing project. The Wayne County prosecutor’s office says 18-year-old Jasin Curtis entered the plea Thursday in Wayne County Circuit Court to second-degree murder. A sentencing agreement calls for him to serve 25 to 40 years in prison with two additional years for the use of a firearm during a felony. Sentencing is scheduled for June 12. The story made national headlines when 23-year-old
A Michigan pastor resigned this week after the gay news site Queerty posted images of his profile from the gay hookup app Grindr. From the looks of it, Rev. Matthew Makela of St. John’s Lutheran Church in Midland moved swiftly to try to limit the damage from the disclosure.
Two more people have been charged in the April shooting death of a 36-year-old man just north of Cartersville. Arrick Deandrae Camps and Bernard Mario Dixon, both 20 and from Cartersville, were arrested on felony murder charges, Bartow County Sheriff Clark Millsap said Friday in an emailed statement. Details of the arrests, which came nearly two months after sheriff’s deputies found 
SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco police are looking for a pickpocket who targets elderly and disabled women on Muni. Police say the suspect was caught on camera on Saturday, stealing the wallet of 
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A former Duval County school teacher received four mandatory life sentences Thursday for his conviction on multiple counts of sexual battery. According to the Office of the State Attorney, 
Redford Police are searching for a man who attempted to abduct 
COLUMBUS, Ohio - A home health aide convicted of rape in Delaware County could get a new trial. A judge will decide whether alleged juror misconduct changed the outcome of the case. 32-year-old 
Deputies are searching for a sex offender who walked away from a rehabilitation center. They say K-Vonne Jenkins, 21, might be in the Xenia area. He is a Tier III Sex Offender, convicted of having sex with 
Newville Borough Police have charged a man with rape and numerous other charges for an incident that occurred on Wednesday. Around 1025 a.m., a woman called police, reporting she was assaulted inside her Glebe Avenue home. The victim reported that the suspect, identified as Devin Cooper, 22 of Carlisle, turned off the power to her home. Then, when the woman went to the door to see why the power was off, Cooper allegedly forced his way into the home. Police say the suspect then physically assaulted her, including trying to stop her from breathing. Cooper then allegedly sexually assaulted her. 
MEMPHIS, TN - A Memphis man sits in jail accused of walking up to a woman, making vulgar comments, and grabbing then flashing her. The incident was reported on outside of the Family Dollar store on Poplar Avenue. Police say the woman walked outside to use the phone. When she hung up, Floyd Thomas approached her and told her he was going to do vulgar things to her. He then stepped in front of her and grabbed her breast. The woman told police that she knocked his hand away and threatened to call police. She said Thomas then flashed her and walked to the gas station next door. He was arrested a short time later but refused to give a statement to police.
A pervert exposed himself to a woman in Morningside Park — but fled with his tail between his legs when the plucky victim turned the tables and took a swing at him, cops said Thursday. The 38-year-old woman was strolling along a path in the park between West 120th and West 123rd streets around 7:40 p.m. Tuesday when the creep sneaked up behind her, lifted her skirt and flashed her, authorities said. The quick-thinking victim swung at the deviant, sending him fleeing into the park, police said. Investigators released this sketch of the suspect, who’s believed to be between 18 and 25 years old, 6 feet tall and 180 pounds.
A person of interest in connection to a pair of home invasions and sex assaults in South Philadelphia is currently in custody, according to police. Raheem Felder surrendered to police Friday after a warrant had been issued for a parole violation, police said. 
Nelson Bernard Clifford, the repeat sex offender who won acquittals in four separate cases after he took the stand and said the alleged attacks were consensual, was sentenced to more than 30 years in prison Thursday by a judge who said he had exposed "cracks in the system." Clifford, 37, was convicted this month of third-degree sex offense and theft in a 2007 attack on a woman. He attacked her shortly after serving nearly 10 years for an earlier sexual assault. At his sentencing Thursday, he apologized tearfully, cast blame on the state, and begged Chief Judge Alfred Nance for help. 
GWINNETT COUNTY, GA - An Atlanta Falcons football player has been kicked off the team after being accused of killing his girlfriend's dog. According to a spokesperson with Gwinnett County police, 23-year-old Prince Shembo's girlfriend called authorities on April 19 to report that Shembo killed her dog. Shembo was a linebacker with the Falcons. According to the police spokesperson, Shembo's girlfriend said that she took her 
A veteran gangbanger has been identified as the gunman who shot a 14-year-old boy to death in The Bronx last week as part of an apparent turf war between the Bloods and Crips, sources said Thursday. Travis Bloch, 25, is suspected of carrying out the execution-style slaying of seventh-grader
These suckers are the reason a $30 hot dog exists. Dopey tourists are paying top dollar to bogus vendors for “tickets” to the Staten Island Ferry — 
LYNDHURST, N.J. – A police-involved shooting at a New Jersey library Friday left a man dead and two police officers hospitalized. The fatal shooting occurred on the top floor of the Lyndhurst Public Library at around 1:30 p.m. at 355 Valley Brook Ave., police said. The officers opened fire following a confrontation with the suspect identified as Kevin Allen, 36, proseutors said. Police Chief James O’Connor said an officer recognized Allen as a wanted criminal, and followed him into the library. When the officer confronted Allen, O’Connor said he turned violent and took out a knife. That’s when a second officer got involved. “Mr. Allen still went after them and left them no choice but to use deadly force,” Chief O’Connor said. “He was aggressive. He had the knife. He charged at officers with the knife. They used pepper spray, batons, but Mr. Allen left them with no other option.”
WASHINGTON -- A D.C. man who appeared in the show 'Catfish' and was arrested for making terror threats against the Metro transit system was ordered to stay behind bars without bail. Jerez Nehemiah Stone-Coleman, also known as Kidd Cole, was arrested by Metro Transit Police Wednesday morning on charges of making terroristic threats against Metro stations, buses and trains in the District area. Metro Transit Police received a total of 11 calls between December 12, 2014 and May 12, 2015 reporting bomb threats, and/or hostage situations at or directed against Metro stations, trains and buses, officials said. Stone-Coleman would call about destructive devices and acts of violence. Emergency crews responded to every case, however the threat information made in every call turned out to be false, according to officials. 
The globe-trotting daughter of Al Sharpton followed her father’s footsteps by quietly launching her own “shadowy” non-profit four years ago, according to a new report. Dominique Sharpton runs little-known Education for a Better America, a tax -exempt advocacy group that operates largely as an appendage of her dad’s National Action Network and even shares the same address and phone number. The existence of EBA is as suspect as the $5 million sprained-ankle negligence lawsuit Dominique filed against the city, National Review magazine said Friday. The non-profit reported $195,500 in donations last year, with $113,449 spent on “training workshops.” The group’s director is Dominique Sharpton’s boyfriend, Marcus Bright, who resides and works in Florida and whose professional credentials were called into question. “It’s all a scam,” the magazine quoted one source close to the Sharpton family.
KNOXVILLE – A Tennessee Highway Patrol officer made a traffic stop on Interstate 40 that led to an arrest of a man with an order for deportation and the recovery of a 19-year-old who may be the victim of human sex trafficking. 
Authorities raided a major heroin mill in The Bronx Thursday, nabbing four dopey-looking dealer suspects in sweaty T-shirts and seizing $5 million in drugs. Orlando Rosario-Concepcion, 38, the accused ringleader, Jonathan Almonte, 29, Jean Carlos Rosario-Ortiz, 29, and Rodolofo Abreu-Cristolomo, 31, were arrested inside a very steamy apartment at 238 W. 238th St. near Van Cortlandt Park. The sloppy quartet, dressed for bed, were arraigned Friday
NEWARK, Del. — Police say a man has been arrested and charged with offensive touching in connection with an incident in Rittenhouse Park in Delaware earlier this month. 
of racial abuse' she's suffered because father is African-American. 
Authorities say skeletal remains found in the East Bay Hills are those of a Swedish exchange student who disappeared more than 30 years ago. The remains belong to 
MEMPHIS, TN - A former Tennessee National Guard soldier was sentenced to 50 years in prison for shooting three people at the Millington National Guard Armory in 2013. Amos Patton 
Antonio Florence was sentenced to 72 years in prison Thursday, but Springfield 
Portsmouth, Va. – The Eubank’s family is able to breathe a sigh of relief tonight after the
Thrown together at an Ellensburg-area campground, the family’s campsite seemed all wrong. A Kittitas County sheriff’s deputy, called to the camp following reports of unattended children there, would later describe a feeling that there was “some kind of cult activity” going on at Melford Warren Jr.’s campsite. Deputies found plenty of kids, but no food or shelter. Or parents. Now, though, investigators claim Warren, 43, was nearby when deputies arrived on Sept. 15. Warren was in the woods, detectives say, raping one of his 12 children. The incident proved a near miss for investigators, one of several during the eight-month investigation into Warren and his two lovers, Shannon Felicia Ann Smith, 41, and 
WASHINGTON – The two women charged in connection with the fatal stabbing of a lawyer at an upscale D.C. hotel have plead guilty. Jamyra Gallmon, 21, pleaded guilty to second degree murder with a weapon in the death of 30-year-old 
Rudolph Walls, 64, has been charged with two counts of criminal sexual conduct in the third degree against two children under the age of 16, according to Dillon Police Captain David Lane. Lane says Walls was arrested Thursday morning without incident. According to his booking report at the Dillon County Detention Center, Walls is the pastor of Friendly Chapel Church on Main Street in Dillon. Lane couldn't provide any details about the case, but said the children are traumatized because of what happened to them. A relative of the one of the children said
BALTIMORE — A man prosecutors call a serial rapist learns his fate. Nelson Clifford will spend more than 30 years behind bars — convicted of third-degree sex offense and theft. He’s been tried in nearly half a dozen sexual assault cases across the city. Prosecutors were hoping for a life sentence, but a judge handed down 31 and a half years for Nelson Clifford. Prosecutors call 37-year-old Nelson Clifford a sexual predator who’s preyed on women for years. “That predator is now going to jail for 31 and a half years. The women of Baltimore City are safer because of it,” said Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby.
A 43-year-old Dayotn man was sentenced today to 2½ years in prison for impregnating 
A Schenectady, New York, man was sentenced Wednesday to 100 years to life in prison for repeatedly raping a girl, then killing the baby after the youngster became pregnant. Herman Robinson, 39, received the maximum sentence during an appearance before Judge Michael Coccoma in Schenectady County Court, the Albany Times Union reported. Coccoma found Robinson guilty in April at a non-jury trial requested by the defendant. Robinson was convicted of second-degree murder, predatory sexual assault against a child and six other counts. Prosecutors alleged Robinson began raping 
According to the Fort Bend County (Texas) Sheriff's Office, the child abuse investigation of Broncos defensive lineman Antonio Smith is sexual in nature. 
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES -- An arrest has been made in the massive fire that destroyed the Da Vinci apartment complex in downtown Los Angeles in December 2014. 
Houston police on Thursday released a sketch of a man wanted in two shooting incidents that occurred on April 30. Police said both shootings happened with two miles of each other.
A thief swiped a bunch of pricey electronics from Abercrombie and Fitch’s corporate headquarters in Midtown earlier this month, police said. Surveillance footage captured the crook peering into the store surveillance camera.
Police say this man brazenly robbed the same Bronx store four times in less than two weeks—in broad daylight. He has a slim build and a dark complexion with short black hair and brown eyes.
The speedy cyclist who killed a pedestrian in Central Park last year gave his young son a lesson in bad biking on Wednesday — running a red light and riding on the sidewalk as his kid sat up at the handlebars. Jason Marshall, 31, was seen by a Post reporter committing the two dangerous traffic infractions in East Harlem around 8 a.m. during the first five blocks of his ride from his East 120th Street building. On Sept. 18, he slammed his $4,000 Jamis Eclipse bicycle into 
WARMINSTER, Pa. – A Warminster man has been arrested, accused of statutory rape. Eighteen-year-old 
An illegal alien from Honduras believed to have fled back home has been identified as the prime suspect in a robbery-turned-murder in Texas. 
MCALLEN, Texas — A criminal alien with four previous convictions has pleaded guilty to taking part in a kidnapping in this Texas border city, under orders from his cartel bosses in Mexico. The kidnapping in question took place in January, when, according to court documents obtained by Breitbart Texas, 
A Brooklyn judge ripped into a Borough Park man Thursday for being a “bane on all decent individuals of society” as he sentenced him to 184 years in jail for forcing his underage girlfriend to sleep with multiple men while he filmed the sick trysts. “You, sir, are a predator. You are a defiler of our young, you are a liar and a perjurer. I wish I could give you more time in jail,” Judge Vincent Del Giudice admonished 
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GRAND FORKS, N.D. - The gunman in a deadly Wal-Mart shooting in Grand Forks, North Dakota, has been identified as an airman from nearby Grand Forks Air Force Base. Police say 21-year-old Marcell Willis walked into the store shortly after 1 a.m. Tuesday and shot two employees with a handgun, killing one and injuring the other. Authorities say Willis tried to shoot another worker but missed, then killed himself. Police say the shooting appears to have been random. They haven't found a link between Willis and the Wal-Mart store or the employees. 
The homeless man charged with killing a beloved Bronx shelter manager pleaded not guilty on Tuesday — while again asking the court to let him represent himself. West Spruill, 39, was indicted on second-degree murder and other charges for the death of shelter director 
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Police in Buffalo hauled two parents away in handcuffs after police say they learned startling details about treatment of their children Sunday night. The man and woman are accused of locking their children in a room with a padlock in a Pritchard Street home and then leaving the home. Officers responded to the home after a call came in requesting a welfare check of the home. A call for help rang out, police say, because the children were yelling for help from a window in the room. “I know that they were left alone, that they were crying out for help, that police saved them from the house and then later arrested the parents,” Chief Dennis Richards said. Police say all was not well when they got to the house. 
PHILADELPHIA — Opening statements are set to begin this morning in the trial of a Bristol Township man accused of killing a pregnant woman and her young daughter, then trying to set the bodies on fire. 22-year-old Marcel Johnson is charged with two counts of criminal homicide and one count of criminal homicide of an unborn child, in the November 2013 deaths of 22-year-old 
Federal prosecutors can seize disgraced ex-City Councilman Larry Seabrook’s pension, a federal judge ruled Tuesday. Seabrook, who was sentenced to five years in jail after he was convicted on corruption charges in 2012, had fought the government’s attempt to make him forfeit his pension to make up the $418,252.53 he owes as a result of the conviction. But Manhattan federal court judge P. Kevin Castel ruled that while New York state may protect pensions from seizure, federal law takes precedent in this case.
