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| ARCHIVE for 27 December 2015 |
Hackensack man held on $400,000 bail in sex assault, robbery  A 30-year-old Hackensack man was remanded to the Bergen County Jail in lieu of $400,000 bail for allegedly sexually assaulting and robbing a city woman a month ago. Wille Banks was arrested on Dec. 24 after his alleged victim, a 22-year-old Hackensack woman, spotted him at a 7-Eleven on Main Street in the city. She called the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office, which contacted Hackensack police, who then identified Banks from a surveillance video. |
Judge: Teen's 'horror show' life no excuse for pipe attack on Syracuse newcomer Syracuse, NY -- A 24-year-old man from Oregon arrived in Syracuse last winter ready to start his career. But within two days in Syracuse, he was randomly attacked by two 17-year-olds who took advantage of him walking around with his phone and a map. He was pummeled with a pipe and the teens took his cell phone. The victim had just left the downtown YMCA, where he was considering a gym membership, prosecutor Cindi Newtown said. The victim was so terrified he left Syracuse without even emptying his fridge, County Court Judge Thomas J. Miller said today. Both teens - Kuamel Perry and Deandre Brady - have been punished, but their records will be sealed as part of a youthful offender plea deal. That means that while their arrests and court cases were public, their names will now be shielded and their convictions will be hidden. |
(Black) Cousins killed days apart in unrelated shootings
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Woman killed, man arrested in North Las Vegas shooting  A 20-year-old woman was killed late Sunday night in the north valley and a man accused in the shooting was arrested, North Las Vegas police said. Emergency crews were called about 9:50 p.m. to a convenience store parking lot at the intersection of Craig Road and Martin Luther King Boulevard, where they found a 20-year-old woman with a gunshot wound, Patty said. Tineshea Antovia Adams, a Las Vegas resident, died at University Medical Center. Adams died of a gunshot wound to the chest, the coroner's office said Monday. Her death was ruled a homicide. Preliminary investigation indicates "multiple people" in the parking lot were involved in a fight before the shooting took place, police wrote in a release Monday afternoon. The man, 19-year-old Norman Smith, of Las Vegas, fired a handgun at least once, striking Adams, the release said. Detectives believe Smith and Adams knew each other before the shooting, the release said. The slaying appears to be domestic-related. |
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Police: Man beat, stole from developmentally-delayed woman CINCINNATI – Police arrested Wednesday one of the men they said were responsible for beating and stealing from a developmentally-delayed woman. Three men, armed with pistols, kicked in a door and broke into the woman’s Madisonville home Sept. 18, police said. The men tied her up with electrical cord, demanded to know where she had money and pistol-whipped her, police said. |
Pomona Police: Clarence Duwell Dear Suspected of Setting Woman Ablaze Police on Saturday were hunting an "extremely dangerous" man suspected of killing a California woman by setting her ablaze. The Pomona Police Department said it had launched a murder investigation into the Christmas-Day crime and named 51-year-old Clarence Duwell Dear as a suspect. Officers were called to a residence in Pomona shortly before 2 p.m. local time on Friday following reports that a woman had been set on fire, according to a statement from police. It said neighbors "who saw the victim run from the residence engulfed in flames" had tried to administer assistance as she collapsed in the street until local fire personnel arrived. Police said the victim — a 41-year-old Pomona resident — was treated for severe burns but succumbed to her injuries at a local hospital. "It appears that during a domestic dispute, the suspect chased the victim from their residence and was able to douse the victim with gasoline," the statement said. - (Burned Alive!) |
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Ex-con who posted selfies with gun pleads guilty A selfie-obsessed Brooklyn man who splashed images of himself holding a firearm online and posted Facebook messages about the weapon pleaded guilty to a gun possession charge in Brooklyn federal court. Handing the feds a helpful social media assist, Nickolaus Daley even went online to announce robbery plans and taunted a woman who “snitched” on him, according to court papers. |
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Cops arrest robbery victims after finding rifle in violin case A woman who had just been robbed at gunpoint by two masked men called police to report the crime but ended up getting her and her boyfriend arrested when cops found a high powered rifle stashed in a violin case. LaTroya Lovell, 22, was entering her apartment when the two armed men ambushed her and forced her into the apartment. The two thieves ransacked the apartment and stole around $1,500 in cash, several ounces of marijuana and an iPhone before fleeing. Lovell immediately called police to report the home invasion, but when they walked into the apartment, the officers spied a suspicious looking violin case that appeared to have a gun barrel sticking out of the top. When the cops opened the instrument case, they found a loaded Hi-Point Carbine 995 Series rifle that belonged to the woman’s boyfriend, Karon Bailey, 29. |
(Dark Hispanic) Scooter Driver at Center of Philly Police Brutality Case Dies From Unrelated Shooting  A man at the center of a 2013 police brutality case has died from gunshot wounds he suffered earlier this month. Najee Rivera, 23, died Sunday at Temple University Hospital, where he was taken 15 days earlier after being shot during a street fight, Philly.com reported. Nobody has been charged in his death. |
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Police: Dallas man opened fire outside Pleasant Grove tire shop, killing 25-year-old and wounding several others |
(Hispanic) Husband on run after shooting wife in Christmas marital spat |
(Hispanic female) Teen suspect arrested in drugging, robbing of wealthy men |
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(Arabic) Dentist Majid Khamesi accused of groping patient’s breasts |
(Black Muslim) Harrisburg Teenager Charged With Providing Material Support To ISIS  HARRISBURG, Pa. – Jalil Ibn Ameer Aziz, 19, of Harrisburg, was indicted today by a federal grand jury in Scranton on charges of conspiring and attempting to provide material support to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). Aziz used at least 57 different Twitter accounts to advocate violence against the United States and its citizens, to disseminate ISIL propaganda and espouse pro-ISIL views. Aziz allegedly posted a hyperlink containing the names, addresses, and other identifying information of 100 reported members of the U.S. Military and calls for violence against them. |
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Man Pleads Guilty To Federal Charges Of Hiding Camera, Filming Teens In Bathroom PHILADELPHIA — A Montgomery county man, who is still facing charges of child molestation in Montgomery and Bucks counties, has pleaded guilty to federal charges that he hid a camera in a bathroom to film teenagers. 56-year-old Kevin Rebbie admitted to hiding a camera in the bathroom to record children using the shower, changing or even using the toilet. |
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(Asian) Metro Long Island mall shooter is a jobless, pill-popping degenerate |
(Black) St. Joseph man pleads guilty to beating his (white) 'girlfriend' to death  James Earl Eackles pleaded guilty Wednesday for beating his longtime girlfriend to death earlier this year. Eackles, 46 pleaded guilty in Buchanan County Court to felony second degree murder. As we previously reported, in February officers with the St. Joseph Police Department responded to the 2200 block of S. 15th St. to find Carol Cunningham, 40 dead in the home The probable cause statement said Eackles admitted to striking his girlfriend several times. Officers found her with significant injuries to her face and body which resulted in her death. Eackles and the victim have lived together for several years. A sentencing hearing is scheduled for Feb. 29 at 3 p.m. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White female) murder suspect, (black ex-con, alleged) victim - (were friends on Facebook - drug deal gone bad?)  A Utica mother was mourning on Christmas Day — just 24 hours after her 18-year-old son was run over and killed by a motorist chasing him on Walker Street. “He was such a good kid,” said Janelle Williams, the mother of Ammar Adrian Williams. The teen was found underneath a vehicle in a rear yard on Walker Street. Police said Williams was trying to climb a fence to escape a vehicle driven by Sarah Buswell, 23, of Main Street in Holland Patent. She has been charged with second-degree murder and is being held at Oneida County jail. As for Thursday’s incident, Janelle Williams said the police haven’t told her much, but said it involved marijuana. She said her son and Buswell were friends on Facebook and had “been texting each other.” “They were hanging out near Oneida Square". “He was with one of his friends, and someone snatched (marijuana) from (Buswell.) And she chased the boys. They separated, and she went after Ammar.” One of Sarah Buswell's friends, Jake Allen, said this is completely out of character for her, but he knew that she’d been hanging out with “really bad and sketchy people” lately. |
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(Black and white) suspects facing charges 3 years after woman killed in drug induced homicide FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, Ill. – A man and woman are facing drug charges three years after a 28-year-old was found unconscious and not breathing in a Fairview Heights apartment. On December 23, 2012, the woman was transported to the hospital and pronounced dead after being found in an apartment at Winchester Place. After the toxicology report was returned, authorities said it was a drug induced homicide. December 18, 2015, Ashley N. Farkosh was charged with drug induced homicide, unlawful possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance and unlawful delivery of a controlled substance in connection to the case. In conjunction with the investigation, Terrance T. Watson was charged with unlawful possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance. |
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Jessica Chambers Update: Last Words Of Mississippi Girl Burned Alilve Named Her Killer As 'Eric' Or 'Derrick'?  In the latest update for the Jessica Chambers case, authorities are saying they may know identity of the person(s) she was with before the Mississippi girl was burned alive near the end of 2014. The last words of Chambers may also provide a clue to the identity of the killer, but investigators say they are close to putting together a full picture of the “mystery hour,” which preceded her death. Jessica’s father, Ben Chambers, also believes that Mississippi police already know the identity of the murderer, but they are looking for more “key evidence” in order to build a solid case before making any arrests. In a related report by The Inquisitr, the FBI and local police have started arresting black Mississippi gang members as part of “Operation Bite Back,” but so far, none of the arrested suspects are facing murder charges since none of them are believed to be connected to Chambers’ death. Part of the reason police suspect that a gang member may be involved is due to reports that Jessica “spurned a relationship invitation by a black gang member” shortly before her death. - (Burned Alive!) - (Black-on-white) |
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Mother, NIU Student Killed in Police-Involved Shooting  Two people were killed on Chicago's West Side after a police-involved shooting early Saturday morning. The Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office identified the dead woman as 55-year-old Betty R. Jones, of the 4700 block of W. Erie. Jones’ family said she was 57. The dead man was identified as Quientonio (aka Quintonio) Legrier, also of the 4700 block of W. Erie. Family members say that Jones was a mother of five and Legrier was a Northern Illinois University student studying engineering. The two were shot about 4:25 a.m. in the 4700 block of West Erie as officers were responding to a call of a domestic disturbance. Neighbors and family members at the scene said that the domestic disturbance stemmed from the 19-year-old threatening his father, the building’s landlord, with a metal baseball bat. |
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Medical examiner says (black man) Kevin Matthews, man killed by Dearborn police, had multiple gunshot wounds DEARBORN, Mich. The Wayne County Medical Examiner has declared the death of 35-year-old Kevin Matthews to be a homicide. Matthews was shot and killed Wednesday after a struggle with a Dearborn police officer. Police said Wednesday that Matthews was a suspect wanted for a probation violation in Redford and was wanted for a theft that took place in Dearborn on the day he was shot. He was spotted by a Dearborn officer and police say a foot chase then followed through a neighborhood on the border of Detroit and Dearborn. The officer and suspect got into a physical encounter, with a struggle taking place over the officer's weapon, police said. Matthews was unarmed. He died at the scene. |
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Man who killed teen intruder was defending his weed: prosecutors The Brooklyn man who fatally shot a 16-year-old intruder wasn’t defending his home — he was defending his “large” quantity of marijuana, prosecutors said Tuesday. “Melvin Richie entered the defendant’s home . . . and attempted to steal a large amount of marijuana… from him,” Assistant District Attorney Wilfred Cotto said at Ricardo Cameron’s arraignment in Brooklyn Criminal Court. Cameron shot Richie with an unlicensed revolver and then stuffed it and the weed in a backpack and told a neighbor to “get rid of” it Sunday, Cotto said. Defense attorney, Scott Cerbin, said Cameron was the victim of the incident. |
(Hispanic) NYPD sergeant charged with shooting the mother of his child - during a 'domestic dispute' |
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75-yr-old 'gay' white psychiatrist found nude - strangled to death by homeless Hispanic male prostitute  A man hired by a Philadelphia doctor for sex strangled and robbed him inside a Center City hotel room, say homicide detectives. Manuel Baez, 27, was charged Wednesday with the murder of Dr. Howard Baker. The prominent 75-year-old psychiatrist was found dead Monday morning, sitting naked on the floor of his fifth floor hotel room at the Rodeway Inn. A belt was tied tightly around his neck and his backpack and wallet were stolen, police said. Baez confessed to the crime after being taken into custody Tuesday night. Baez was homeless and sold his body for sex, an act that Baker allegedly paid for Sunday evening. Baez was one of two men caught on surveillance video visiting Baker's hotel room that night. He left the hotel alone, but with Baker's belongings, police said. The doctor's body was found the next day. The other visitor was not involved in the murder. Baker practiced psychiatry for 30 years and specialized in relationship problems, ADHD and spirituality. |
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Feds allege 'gay' (Hispanic bisexual 'porn star') killed wealthy (queer) boyfriend in possible love triangle   While he's dating a young woman, a man allegedly meets an older man online. They start their own romantic relationship, one that involves trips to Mexico and a Christmas gift of a motorcycle. Then, that second man -- a wealthy, 52-year-old Texas retiree named Jake Clyde Merendino -- was found stabbed to death in a ravine alongside a Mexican highway. And authorities say his lover, and that lover's girlfriend, are responsible. David Enrique Meza, 25, was arrested and charged in federal court Wednesday with one count of interstate or foreign domestic violence resulting in murder. His long-term girlfriend, 20-year-old Taylor Marie Langston, faces one count of obstruction of justice and one count of lying to a federal officer. Police said she claimed to be at a friend's house in Tijuana, Mexico, around the time of Merendino's death. |
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| Porn star and his pregnant girlfriend made up fake alibi involving their friend 'Joe' after 'stabbing wealthy Texas retiree to death' in gay love affair 'gone wrong' |
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Rapper Donkey Cartel killed in Charlotte, N.C., mall shooting An off-duty officer shot and killed rapper "Donkey Cartel," who opened fire at Northlake Mall in Charlotte, North Carolina, sending last-minute Christmas Eve shoppers into a panic. Gunfire erupted after a group of people "ganged up" in an attack on a man, Shauntelle Hamrick, a Journeys shoe store manager told CNN. A gunman fired about seven shots during the fight, she said. It was not immediately clear if the victim of the attack was also the shooter. Police identified the gunman as Daquan Antonio Westbrook, an 18-year-old rapper known as “Donkey Cartel” from North Charlotte. The rapper had a mixtape titled “Convicted Felon With a Weapon”. |
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DeKalb County Police officer accused of sexual assault while on-duty - (sex and age of victim not disclosed) TUCKER, Ga. -- An on-duty DeKalb County Police officer has been arrested on sexual assault charges. According to DeKalb County Police Major S.R. Fore, Darren Dye-Harriel is charged with aggravated sodomy, kidnapping, making false statements and violation of oath of office. Police said they received the sexual assault allegation on Wednesday, and the arrest was made hours later. “I am deeply disturbed by these allegations.” said Interim Chief James Conroy in a statement. “We will not tolerate any such criminal actions. I am pleased with the swift investigative actions of our detectives, which led to the arrest and charges in the case.” Dye-Harriel is being held at DeKalb County Jail. He's been placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation, police said. He is one-year veteran of the department, police said. |
(Black) Normandy church employee charged with child molestation - (sex of victim not reported) NORMANDY, Mo. – St. Louis residents are in complete shock that their church-going neighbor is accused of sexually molesting a 9-year-old child. Police believe the sexual assault took place at the Bethesda Temple Church in Normandy. Mickey Flanigan, 68, is charged with first degree child molestation and first degree statutory sodomy. He has been employed by Bethesda Temple Church since October of last year. Police say Flanigan works for the church as a summer school care giver and a bus driver during the regular school year. The parents of the 9-year-old child reported allegations of sexual assault to police on Dec. 18. Police believe the sexual assault happened more than once. |
(Black) Brothers accused of raping two girls, ages 5 and 6., 1 still at large MEMPHIS, Tenn. — One man is in jail and another is wanted by police after they allegedly raped two girls, ages 5 and 6. According to the affidavit, the abuse happened multiple times over the course of about a year and a half. Octavious Wright, 22, is wanted for two counts each of rape of a child and aggravated sexual battery. Police said he inappropriately touched his stepdaughters and raped them. Wright’s brother, Dominique Wright, 24, is accused of doing the same. He was arrested Friday and charged with four counts each of rape of a child and aggravated sexual battery. Police are still searching for Octavious Wright. He is a 5-foot-6 black male with black hair and brown eyes who weighs about 155 pounds. |
Police arrested man suspected of rape, robbery and kidnapping in Whitehaven Memphis police have arrested a man suspected of rape, robbery, burglary and kidnapping in Whitehaven. The charges stem from on incident on June 21, 2015. A woman exited her car after arriving home around 1:30 a.m. The 26-year-old was approached by an unknown man who was armed with a handgun. Police said his face and head were partially covered. The woman screamed, but the man threatened her, forced her to the side of the apartment building and demanded money. After taking cash from the victim, the man asked where she lived and forced her into the apartment. The victim was forced into her bedroom and raped by the suspect. Afterwards, police said the man ransacked the home, taking a game system and its attachments. Prints taken from the home matched a man named Terry Howard. The 19-year-old is also charged in a similar incident at a different apartment complex on October 27, 2015. |
Police: (Black) man exposes 'himself' asks for sex act then shows gun at restaurant to lower his bill FORT BELVOIR, Va. -- A man dining at a restaurant in Fairfax County was so upset with his bill that he displayed a handgun to two employees to get them to lower his bill, Fairfax County police say. Curtiss Davis of Stafford was arrested after he allegedly showed the gun to the two employees, who lowered his bill. He then walked out of the restaurant after paying the lowered bill, police say. Before showing the gun to the employees, Davis, 45, also allegedly exposed himself to one of the employees and made a request for a sexual act. Davis has been charged with two counts of abduction, one count of extortion, one count of exposure and one count of attempted forcible sodomy. |
(Dreadlocked) Man arrested after woman shot and killed in Dallas DALLAS -- Police have arrested a man after a woman was killed in a shooting Tuesday night. A 911 call brought officers to an apartment at 8401 Skillman Street, near Royal Lane, just after 5 p.m. Patricia Corbin (black female) was found shot in the head. She was taken to Texas Presbyterian Hospital where she died a short time later. A witness inside the apartment where Corbin was found gave police a denoscription of the suspect, Lewis Norbert, and they were able to locate him nearby and arrest him. The witness told police that Norbert shot Corbin because she wouldn't "extend him credit for the purchase of drugs," Deputy Chief Sherwin said. He also shot at the witness but missed. |
Police Find Kilos of Marijuana in Delaware Storage Unit  A Dover, Delaware man faces charges after investigators discovered he was keeping marijuana in a storage facility Police said in a news release that 34-year-old Malik Nasir was found in the parking lot, where he was taken into custody. When the container was searched, police said they found more than 3 kilograms of marijuana, drug paraphernalia and more than $350 in suspected drug proceeds. Police said a search of Nasir's home turned up several guns, ammunition and more than $5,000 in suspected drug proceeds. |
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Previously deported illegal alien charged with DWI in Redman Road crash |
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Rochester pizza shop owner admits trying to recruit for Islamic State - Dec 18, 2015 ROCHESTER, N.Y. A New York pizza shop owner has admitted he tried to recruit people for the Islamic State group. Mufid Elfgeeh, of Rochester, pleaded guilty in federal court Thursday to attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization. The 31-year-old Elfgeeh was born in Yemen and is a naturalized U.S. citizen. He operated a convenience store and pizza shop in Rochester at the time of his arrest in 2014. |
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Three (blacks) arrested, indicted for 2013 murder of (White female) Savannah college student     SAVANNAH, GA - Three people have been arrested and indicted for the January 2013 murder of a Savannah State University student. Rebecca Foley was found shot to death in front of her apartment on Savannah’s Southside on January 21, 2013 outside Colonial Village at Marsh Cove Apartments. 23-year-old Kevin Lenard Smith, 22-year-old Roderick Demione Parrish and 23-year-old Jordan Lamar Campbell were arrested and indicted. A Chatham County Grand Jury indicted Smith, Parrish and Campbell on a single count of malice murder, three counts of felony murder, two counts of aggravated assault and two counts of possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. Smith and Parrish also are charged with one count of possession of a firearm by a first offender probationer. Smith, Parrish and Campbell were incarcerated on unrelated charges when warrants were served by Savannah-Chatham Metro Police Department detectives. The 21-year-old student was sitting inside her car when the shooting happened. She was found on the ground by police. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Racist black New York) Man charged with attempted murder (of White man) after machete attack in Toronto, Canada The attacker, a black man, yelled "F--k white people" before allegedly attacking the victim, who is white. He said the alleged attacker's machete was "probably the length of my arm. It was pretty big, a substantial weapon." A man has been charged with attempted murder following what police call an unprovoked attack on another man near Toronto's Eaton Centre Wednesday afternoon. Arlington Thompson, 35, of Queens, N.Y. also faces charges of aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and possession of a weapon. Police say the man had a 30-centimetre machete, which he allegedly used in the attack. Police say the man also had a 20-centimetre hunting knife. Police now have both weapons. The attack left a 30-year-old man with several injuries. Police say he is in stable condition in hospital. Toronto Police Sgt. Gale Corra said the two men had no previous contact and no history with each other. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) San Bernardino man sentenced in 2013 death of estranged (white) wife  SAN BERNARDINO >> A 31-year-old man was sentenced to 16 years to life in state prison for fatally beating and stabbing his estranged wife in 2013, officials said. Edly Atherley, 33, was sentenced a month after a jury found him guilty of second-degree murder for the slaying of 28-year-old Ashley Atherley. The defendant and the victim were married for approximately five years and had two young daughters. On Dec. 1, 2013, police were called to check on the welfare of Ashley Atherley at an apartment she shared with her husband. When officers arrived, they found the victim dead in the bathroom. She suffered five blunt force trauma wounds to her face, including a fractured nose, a puncture wound to her back and a large stab wound to her neck. Atherley fled the scene shortly before officers arrived and was missing for nearly two months. The murder weapon, a large kitchen knife, was located inside the defendant’s apartment and was similar to a knife set located in the victim’s apartment. The defendant’s fingerprint was located on the knife blade. A white GMC Envoy that Atherley had borrowed from his cousin was parked at the apartment complex. The victim’s blood was located on the center console, the glove compartment and the passenger door handle. - (Black-on-white) |
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'Swinger' testimony allowed in murder case - black boyfriend accused of bludgeoning white girlfriend to death with cinder block  TAMPA - A Hillsborough County Circuit Court Judge decided to allow testimony related to the sexual history of the defendant and witnesses in the case. Defense attorneys for Michael Fields, who is accused of killing his girlfriend, were in court arguing to allow the evidence related to the sexual history of the couple with whom Fields lived. Hillsborough Circuit Judge Thomas Barber said the evidence being presented for use by the defense was "salacious" and "embarrassing." The evidence in question relates to the couple Michael Fields was living with at the time his girlfriend, Christina Mahzamani, died after being beaten with a concrete block. Patricia and Gary Dickerson are considered "swingers" and had a sexual relationship with Micahel Fields while he lived with them. Assistant State Attorney Ron Gale explained in court "there is evidence of a sexual relationship that existed between Mr. Fields with the 60-year-old Mrs. Dickerson, and possibly the 60-year-old Mr. Dickerson as well." - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black Muslim) Arizona man accused of helping plan cartoon attack now charged with supporting Islamic State PHOENIX – An indictment says an Arizona man already accused of helping plan an attack on a Prophet Muhammad cartoon contest in Texas in the spring also planned to fight with the Islamic State group and inquired about explosives to attack a Super Bowl game. The indictment charges Abdul Malik Abdul Kareem with conspiracy to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization. Prosecutors allege he researched traveling to the Middle East to fight alongside the group and inquired about the types of explosives that would be needed to blow up the stadium in metro Phoenix where the 2015 Super Bowl was held. Kareem is accused of researching the trip and seeking the pipe bomb information with Elton Simpson and Nadir Soofi, who were killed in a May 3 shootout with police outside the cartoon contest in Garland, Texas. |
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Prison for (black) HIV positive man who didn't warn 3 sexual partners Ricky Webster was the child of an HIV-positive mother. But he still had a strong chance to thrive. He was raised by adoptive parents in Hunterdon County who gave him the love, medical care and moral upbringing they felt would allow him to succeed despite his early setback. But the 26-year-old man threw away those opportunities when he repeatedly had unprotected sex with women who didn't know he had the HIV virus. Webster was sentenced to 33 to 66 months in prison plus two years of probation for having sex at least three times each with a Nazareth woman and two Easton women this year and neglecting to tell them about his condition. - (Drudge) |
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Dover rape suspect nabbed by federal task force A man wanted by Dover police on a rape charge has been arrested by the U.S. Marshal’s Fugitive Task Force. Eric Curry, 34, of the 100 block of South Queen Street, was taken into custody Dec. 16, department spokesman Master Cpl. Mark Hoffman said. Curry was arrested without incident while at a home in the 200 block of Fulton Street, Hoffman said. He is charged with first-degree sexual abuse of a child by a person of trust and second-degree rape in a case involving a 14-year-old. |
(Black man named 'White) sentenced for rape, sodomy of child A Salem man was sentenced to seven years and six months after pleading guilty to rape and sodomy. Frankie Lee White, 27, pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree rape and one count of second-degree sodomy Dec. 17. One count of first-degree sexual abuse and one count of second-degree unlawful sexual penetration were dismissed. Court records indicate that the victim was under the age of 14 when the abuse occurred in March 2014. |
Court OKs Life Sentences For (black) Inmate Who Raped Prison Clerk HARRISBURG, Pa. — The state Superior Court has upheld three life sentences a central Pennsylvania judge gave an inmate who raped a clerk at the state prison in Rockview. Thirty-eight-year-old Omar Best, of Philadelphia, pretended for days to be on a work detail so he could target the victim when shewas alone. The state Department of Corrections last year paid $3.3 million to settle a federal lawsuit filed by the clerk, who alleged various security breakdowns led to the July 2013 attack. Prosecutors say Best choked the woman to the point of unconsciousness before raping her in an office near inmate cells. She blew an emergency whistle, but it was nearly a half-hour before she was rescued. Best, who had a 2012 rape conviction, is now at the state prison in Huntingdon. |
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St. Johns authorities identify suspect who stole Christmas tree from S.A.F.E. Pet Rescue   ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. — The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office has identified a man caught on camera stealing a donated Christmas tree from S.A.F.E. Pet Rescue shelter and store. The video shows a dark pickup truck pulling into the driveway of S.A.F.E. Pet Rescue on Old A1A. A man can be seen walking on to the porch, grabbing a large box and taking off with a sheet covering the stolen box and license plate. Investigators are seeking the public's help in locating George Glenn Cockhren, 51, according to a release from SJSO Media Relations Officer Kevin Kelshaw. |
| Police warning public to take precautions against ‘crime of opportunity’RICHMOND, Va. -- Before the sun rose one Sunday morning, Richmond Police said a man in flip flops stole someone's package right off a front porch. The crime happened Sunday, December 13 at 6 a.m. "Detectives need help to identify another man who is suspected of stealing packages from porches," a Richmond Police spokesman said. "The suspect was captured on home security video taking a package from a porch of a home on North Boulevard. He is described as a black male wearing dark pants, a blue jacket and flip flops. The video shows him leaving the area on foot." Anyone with information about the crime was asked to call Third Precinct Detective Eric Sandlin at 804-646-1010 or call Crime Stoppers at 804-780-1000. |
Men charged with stealing packages from Anne Arundel homes  HANOVER, Md. —Three men have been arrested and charged with stealing delivered packages from a number of homes in western Anne Arundel County, police said. Police said the suspects were arrested Monday near Arundel Mills Mall in Hanover. The arrests came after reports of numerous thefts in the area, some of which had witnesses observing a white car at the scene of the crimes. Police said after receiving a tip, numerous officers working in the Arundel Mills Mall area began to canvass the area. They located a suspect vehicle near Dorchester Boulevard and Arundel Mills Boulevard in Hanover. After searching the vehicle, police said they determined it was involved in the theft of numerous packages in the area. Kevin (aka Kevan) Harris, 22, of no fixed address, Phillip Bosworth, 21, of Baltimore, and Brandon Wheeler, 29, of Severn, were each charged with multiple counts of theft related to the scheme. |
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Illegal immigrant living in Arkansas accused of stealing California man's identity |
Police: illegal immigrant charged with Roanoke murder of half brother |
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Thai court hands Myanmar men death penalty for British tourist murders |
2 (blacks) arraigned in 2010 Taunton murder (of White man)  Two Taunton men faced a judge Tuesday charged with murder in connection to a 2010 cold case in the city. Not guilty pleas were entered on behalf of Jeremy Rhodes, 25, and Donnelle Bates, 26. The men are accused of shooting and killing Joseph Dugan, 33, outside his friend’s apartment on Granite Street. In court prosecutors said state and local police were able to make the arrests after Bates’ uncle implicated him in the murder. Bristol County District Attorney Thomas Quinn, who personally handled the arraignments, says there are text messages and eye witness testimony that also link the men to the case. The D.A. also spoke of a possible motive for the murder saying it could have been retaliation for the stabbing death of Taunton teen Tigan Hollinsworth a few weeks earlier. He added the shooting appears to be a case of mistaken identity because the victim, Dugan, had no known connection to the Hollinsworth murder. "There does not appear to be a connection between the victim and these two defendants, but things have to play out in court with respect to those issues,” Quinn told reporters outside court. Captain John Rearden was an officer on scene the night of July 7th. He never gave up trying to find answers for Dugan’s loved ones. “They gave me a picture of Joey and every day I saw that picture of Joey and this is emotional for me. I'm so happy,” he said. Several other people have charged in the case for misleading police. Bates and Rhoden were both held without bail during their arraignments and are due back in court in January. - (Black-on-white) |
(White) Tulsa Shooting Victim Dies Of His Wounds - shot in head by black man with a shotgun  TULSA, Oklahoma - A Tulsa man who was shot in the head earlier this week has died of his injuries, Homicide Detective David Walker said Saturday. Leland Mitchell, 42, was backing his vehicle out of a driveway in the 1300 block of North Birmingham Place late Tuesday night when he was shot. Police arrested 27-year-old Marcus Runnels following a standoff. Charges against Runnels will be upgraded from shooting with intent to kill, Walker said. Police believe the two men had been in an altercation, and Runnels shot Mitchell with a shotgun. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black man) Derrick Brown sentenced to 44.5 years in prison for sexual assault (of White woman)  MILWAUKEE -- A Milwaukee County judge sentenced 33-year-old Derrick Brown on Tuesday, December 22nd to 44-and-a-half years in prison and 22 years of extended supervision. This, in the wake of Brown being convicted of sexual assault charges. The charges against Brown stem from an incident that occurred last December on North Bremen Street in Milwaukee's Riverwest neighborhood. The victim told police she was walking down the street — headed for a food store when a man approached her — grabbing her arm, saying “Hey, hey.” Police say the victim told them the man had a gun, and he pointed it at the left side of her head, saying, “Just be quiet. I have a gun. You need to come with me.” The criminal complaint says the two continued to walk, with the victim telling the man she didn’t have anything — believing he was attempting to rob her. The man said, “Yes, yes you do. You need to come over here and take your pants off,” police said. Realizing the man was planning to rape her, the woman said: “No. Please don’t do this.” The woman suffered extensive damage to her teeth, fractured cheek bones, cuts to her lip and four scalp lacerations that took 17 staples — from being hit with the gun before she screamed and ran for help. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man Punches, Robs (White) Victim Just Involved In Car Accident  PHILADELPHIA – Police are on the hunt for a suspect who they say robbed a man who was just involved in a car accident in Kensington. Authorities say just before 11 a.m. on December 4, a 25-year-old man was in an accident on the 200 block of West Tioga Street. While sitting inside of his vehicle, police say the victim was approached by an unknown male who began punching him in the face. Authorities say the suspect then took the victim’s iPhone 6 and tablet, and fled the scene. The male was taken to Temple Hospital to be treated for his injuries. Police describe the suspect as a Black male, around 30 years old, with a beard. He was wearing a green jacket and blue jeans. - (Black-on-white) |
Police identify second (white) woman allegedly killed by (black) Essex man (who also murdered his white girlfriend)   BALTIMORE —A man charged with murdering his girlfriend in Essex was also charged in a second killing in Baltimore City, police said. Baltimore County police said Terrence L. Jenkins, 49, is charged with first-degree murder in the death of Shelly Fillion, who was found (dead) at her house. Police said Fillion had suffered traumatic injuries. County police set up surveillance across the street at a motel, and while doing so, officers watched Jenkins walk up to a house, where a woman let him in. We suspected that perhaps someone was harboring him there." Police waited for Jenkins to exit, and when he did, they gave chase. Inside the house, police found the woman who let Jenkins inside dead. City police announced that Jenkins was charged with murder of the victim, who was identified Monday as Gina Kirchner, 48. Police said it is unclear what Jenkins' relationship was with the second victim. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black fag) wants new trial 30 years after torture, homo rape and murder of (White) boy scout  WARREN, Ohio - More than thirty years after a 12-year-old boy scout was tortured, raped and murdered in Warren, the story continues making news headlines. The man on Ohio's death row for the crime asked a judge for permission to file for another trial for the kidnapping, rape and murder of Raymond Fife in 1985. The attorney for 48-year-old Danny Lee Hill claims that new evidence has been uncovered that would impact Hill's right to a fair trial. Background – Caution: Some readers may find some details the following court record account disturbing. According to court records, on September 10, 1985, at approximately 5:15 p.m., Raymond Fife left home on his bicycle to visit a friend, Billy Simmons. After learning that the twelve-year-old had not arrived at his friend's home by 5:50 p.m., Fife's family began searching for him. Raymond Fife's father found his son more than four hours later in a wooded field behind the Valu-King supermarket on Palmyra road. The child was naked and appeared to have been severely beaten and his face was burned. Raymond's underwear was found tied around his neck and appeared to have been lit on fire. Raymond died in the hospital two days later. The coroner, who ruled Raymond's death a homicide, testified during the trial that the victim had been choked and had a hemorrhage in his brain. The coroner also said that Fife sustained several burns, damage to his rectal-bladder area and bite marks on his penis. - (Black-on-white) |
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