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(Black) Man sentenced in fatal stabbing (of White man)  JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A 48-year-old Jacksonville man was sentenced Friday afternoon to 35 years in prison in a fatal stabbing in 2012. Travis Devon Watkins' sentence for second-degree murder will be followed by 10 years of probation Watkins pleaded guilty to the charge in October 2015. In October 2012, Watkins was at his neighbor’s house when the two of them got into an argument. As the altercation turned physical, the victim went outside. Watkins went into the victim’s kitchen, grabbed a knife and followed the victim outside. Watkins then fatally stabbed the victim before leaving the scene and walking back to his house. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police: (White) Mom's (black) boyfriend struck baby's head against wall '5 times'     A Delaware County woman and her boyfriend are in jail, after police say they put her baby boy in the hospital. All of this less than two weeks before his first birthday. Rodger Moore, is the grandfather of little Phoenyx. His mother, Natasha Moore, and her boyfriend, Abdurahman Abdurahman, are accused of abusing the child. Arrest reports say Moore's boyfriend struck the baby's head against a bedroom wall at least five times in mid January. Reports also state the baby had head trauma called black brain, caused by being hit or shaken, which was not accidental. It also said Moore did not seek emergency medical care for her son. Moore says his daughter also has a (White) 8-year-old son. |
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Black Sports: Giants Football Player Accused Of Attempted Rape Police are investigating claims that Giants football player Jay Bromley attempted to rape a woman he met on Instagram. The incident is alleged to have occurred early Saturday, after 23-year-old Bromley picked up the 26-year-old woman and brought her to the Hyatt Herald Square Hotel in New York City. Once in the room, the woman performed oral sex on Bromley but then didn’t want to go further, sources said. “At that point, something took place that she didn’t want to take place,” a police source with knowledge of the investigation said. The woman claimed that Bromley tried to rape her. - (Black Sports) |
Armed man at large after officer-involved shooting in Tacoma TACOMA, Wash. — Tacoma police have released a photo of armed man who fled after a fatal officer-involved shooting in the city's south end.
(Native American) Woman fatally shot by police - Officers say she tried to run them over with car - Passenger ran from scene armed with a rifle. Police searched for the 32-year-old man, identified as Kenneth E. Wright Jr., in an area south of Interstate 5 between Reed Elementary School and Lincoln High school, and asked people in the area to stay in their homes. "We're looking for a black male who is 6 feet 1 inches tall, 195 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. He's armed with a rifle,” Loretta Cool of the Tacoma Police Department said. |
Man Convicted of Murder After Slitting Teacher’s Throat in Front of Students at Long Beach Park A 52-year-old man was convicted Wednesday of fatally stabbing a teacher, who was also the grandmother of his children, at a park in Long Beach in front of her students. Steven Dwayne Brown was found guilty of first-degree murder in the 2013 slaying of Kellye Lynnette Taylor, according to a release from the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office. At the time of her death, Taylor, 53, was working as teacher at Huntington Academy, a private elementary school in Long Beach. Taylor and two other teachers took their students to Orizaba Park on Oct. 11, 2013, to play at the playground, the release stated.
As Taylor was watching the children, Brown walked up behind her and slit her throat. Brown was allegedly in a relationship with Taylor’s daughter, |
Police Still Looking For SEPTA Bus Stabbing Suspect Philadelphia Police are asking for the public’s help finding a man accused of stabbing a passenger on a SEPTA bus multiple times. Police say SEPTA officers were called to a stabbing on Torresdale Avenue around 2 p.m. Friday on a report of a stabbing on SEPTA bus route 56. Witnesses on the bus told police that a man was unable to pay the bus fare, but refused to get off. Lt. Dennis Rosenbaum with Northeast Detectives says the bus driver asked the suspect to get off the bus, and that’s when a fight ensued with another passenger: “Turns out he had a knife, and stabs the victim several times in the neck and body area.” |
Accused Chesco Drug Dealer Wanted On Witness Intimidation Charges In Custody WEST CHESTER, Pa. – An accused drug-dealer from Coatesville — wanted on witness intimidation charges — is in custody after more than three months on the run. 25-year-old Kenneth “War” Wylie (right in above photo) turned himself in after a warrant sweep checked the homes of his mother and girlfriend. That girlfriend, Chanel Turner (left in above photo) was fired from her job in the Chester County juvenile probation department and is facing multiple felony charges. She allegedly left her office in the Chester County Justice Center, went into a courtroom and told a potential witness against her boyfriend not to show up at a court hearing. |
Police Arrest, Charge Man In Armed Robbery Of Montgomery County Pet Store JENKINTOWN, Pa. — Police have arrested and charged a man in the armed robbery of pet store in Abington Township, Montgomery County. It happened around 8:15 p.m. Friday night at the Pet Valu Store in the 1600 block of The Fairway in Jenkintown. Police say a man wearing a mask and armed with a handgun entered the store and demanded an employee give him the money from the cash register. After being handed an undisclosed amount of cash, authorities say the gunman, later identified as Robert Ameen Young, Jr., fled the store and drove away in a green Cadillac. |
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(Foreign) ESL teacher may have played a 'significant role' in helping 3 (foreign) O.C. inmates escape Hossein Nayeri graduated from high school near Fresno and served in the U.S. Marine Corps. Despite this American upbringing, though, the inmate managed to enroll in an English-as-a-second-language class at Men's Central Jail in Orange County. There, he befriended his teacher, Nooshafarin Ravaghi. She was 44 and the author of several children's books. He was 37 and awaiting trial in a torture and kidnapping case. Both had family roots in Iran. The two began a written correspondence that a Sheriff's Department spokesman said was "far closer than appropriate." Now, Ravaghi is suspected of helping her student and two other inmates escape. |
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(Black) Man charged with murder in (White) Charlotte woman’s death   Police have arrested a man in the killing of Cynthia Marie Boza, whose body was found two weeks ago in woods off Poole Place NW in Concord. Police charged Jacquise Candrell Moore, 23, with first-degree murder. Moore is in the Forsyth County Detention Center, where he was being held on other charges at the time of his arrest in Boza’s killing, Concord police said. Moore has various addresses in Concord, Mount Pleasant and Charlotte, the most recent being a Mount Pleasant address, police said. Police have not said how they believe Boza died. Boza, 45, was reported missing by her family on Dec. 6 from her home on Jones Street, off Rozzelles Ferry Road in Charlotte. Charlotte-Mecklenburg police later obtained information putting Boza at a home in the 1100 block of Poole Place in Concord. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man Charged With Murder (of White man) In Irving Park Bludgeoning  CHICAGO — A South Side man has been charged with murder for allegedly bludgeoning a man to death and then setting him on fire last summer in the Irving Park neighborhood on the Northwest Side. Donald Arrington, 31, of the 6900 block of South Dorchester Avenue, is charged with first-degree murder for the bludgeoning death of 50-year-old Lloyd A. White on Aug. 31, 2015, according to police and the Cook County medical examiner’s office. White’s body was found in the basement of a building around 11 a.m. in the 3900 block of North Spaulding Avenue, police said. Arrington fatally struck White with a blunt object during an altercation before setting him on fire and fleeing the scene. White was pronounced dead at the scene, authorities said. His personal property and vehicle were later found in a northern suburb. Police gathered information during the investigation that led to Arrington’s arrest Wednesday in the 1500 block of East 72nd Place, police said. - (Black-on-white) |
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Guilty Verdict in S.F. Retrial of 1985 ‘Cold Hit’ (black-on-White rape) Murder Case   A San Francisco Superior Court jury has returned a verdict of guilty in a 30-year-old murder case in which the suspect was identified by a cold hit in a DNA database. The jury of 10 men and two women convicted John Davis for the Dec. 4, 1985, murder of photographer Barbara Martz, who was robbed, raped and slashed and stabbed to death in her home near 25th and Texas streets on Potrero Hill. Thursday’s conviction on first-degree murder with special circumstances for a homicide committed during the course of rape and burglary carries a sentence of life in prison without possibility of parole. “I hope this verdict finally puts an end to this case,” David Martz of Manchester, Massachusetts, the victim’s brother, said via text. “My family and Barbara’s friends have suffered long enough.” - (Black-on-white) |
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UPDATE: Detectives search for (black) Magnolia homicide suspect  MAGNOLIA, Del. - State Police say after nearly ten months of investigation, they have released the name of a suspect in a March 2015 Magnolia homicide investigation. The Delaware State Police Homicide Unit is looking for help in locating 37-year-old Anthony McDonald. He is wanted in connection with the March 27, 2015 homicide of 44-year-old Richard L. Jacobs, Jr., who was found shot dead in a car on Grays Lane in the Meadowbrook Acres development, in Magnolia. McDonald is now wanted on charges including murder first degree, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. Officials say McDonald is known to frequent the Dover, Magnolia, and Woodside area and also has ties to the Philadelphia, area. Anyone with information about McDonald's whereabouts should contact Sgt. D. Weaver at 302-741-2728 or Delaware Crime Stoppers at 1-800-TIP-3333. Tips can also be sent through the Crime Stoppers website, or by text to 274637 (CRIMES) using the keyword "DSP." He should be considered armed and dangerous. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Former teacher, 62, stabbed to death and 'almost beheaded' by (black) 21-year-old roommate in NYC homeless shelter   A former public school teacher has been stabbed to death in a homeless shelter in Harlem, New York, reports claim. Deven Black, 62, was lying in bed at 11.50pm on Wednesday when his roommate Anthony White, 21, allegedly slashed his throat and nearly severed his head. His body was found in Boulevard, a private shelter, the next morning. Police have launched a city-wide manhunt for White, the NYPD said in a press release. Black, who won an Academy Of Education award for his work as a librarian in the Bronx in 2013, was made a substitute teacher in 2014. Last year, he was charged with theft which led to him being suspended without pay. It is not clear when he vacated his residence in Nyack, New York, and when he first took shelter in East Harlem. Mayor Bill de Blasio branded the slashing 'deeply disturbing'. NYPD Chief of Detectives Robert Boyce said in a statement: 'This individual had this throat lacerated and then apparently bled out because of that. One of the security officers opened the door, saw him laying on the floor, and that's when Mr. White ran out.' The slaying came after days of White threatening to harm or kill people in the shelter. - (Black-on-white) - (White victim, named 'Black' - Black suspect, named 'White') |
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Black Congressman Chaka Fattah Jr may go to prison - he ran out of money to pay his high-price lawyers |
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('Gay' Black) Man charged with stabbing (black) boyfriend to death in East Garfield Park  CHICAGO - A man who stabbed his boyfriend to death during an argument about their relationship Sunday morning in the East Garfield Park neighborhood on the West Side has been ordered held on a $1 million bond. Clifton Hooker, 32, was charged with first-degree murder in connection with the death of 26-year-old Alphonzo Guinyard, according to Chicago Police and the Cook County state’s attorney’s office. |
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Jeremy Lindsey convicted on 10 counts in connection with kidnapping, rape of 8-year-old A jury found Jeremy James Lindsey guilty on 10 counts Friday afternoon in connection with the 2014 kidnapping and rape of an 8-year-old girl. Lindsey, 29, was found guilty on three counts of rape, two counts of aggravated burglary and one count each of aggravated kidnapping, aggravated battery, aggravated endangerment of the 8-year-old girl, felony criminal damage to property and an unlawful drug administration count. Lindsey showed little emotion as the verdicts were read, sitting calmly alongside defense attorneys with his chin in his hand. Michelle Harris, 24, also is charged with aggravated kidnapping and aggravated endangering of the child. She has been free on bond since Sept. 14, 2015. Her case is pending. |
New Jersey: (Black sex fiend) Accused of Raping Child, 2 Women A New Jersey man was arrested Thursday for allegedly sexually assaulting a child and two adult women and attempting to sexually assault a third woman over the course of about five months, authorities said. Kervin Joseph Michel, 35, was arrested Thursday and charged with multiple felonies, including: aggravated sexual assault, aggravated assault, kidnapping and endangering the welfare of a child. Michel allegedly first struck when he sexually assaulted a 13-year-old child at her home in Newark on June 6, 2015.
He struck twice more in early November, police said, allegedly sexual assaulting two women in their 20s at their homes in Irvington. |
Paterson gym teacher accused of sexually assaulting 10-year-old girl PATERSON -- A New Jersey gym teacher is under arrest, accused of having sexual contact with a 10-year-old female student, and investigators believe there may be more victims. Police announced the arrest of 36-year-old Edward Clark, of Hackensack. Authorities say he was taken into custody on Wednesday after an investigation conducted by the Paterson Police Department determined he had committed an act of sexual contact with the student at School Number Eight in Paterson. He is charged with one count of third-degree aggravated criminal sexual contact and one count of third-degree endangering the welfare of a child. |
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Hoke County man charged with statutory rape RAEFORD - A Raeford man is accused of bringing a 15-year-old girl from Clayton to his home and engaging in sexual acts with her, the Hoke County Sheriff's Office said. Roderick Kirk Harry, 23, of the 5200 block of Stonegate Drive, is charged with two counts of statutory sex offense with a child 15 or younger and one count each of statutory rape and taking indecent liberties with a child. Harry was arrested Tuesday, a Sheriff's Office release said. Clayton police notified the Sheriff's Office on Jan.15 that Harry had picked the girl up near her home and driven her back to his residence where they engaged in sex acts, the release said. Harry then drove the girl back to her house, the release said. |
Man charged with burglary, accused of 5 sexual assaults A Houston man arrested for sneaking into a home and sexually assaulting a woman while she was asleep is charged with four other similar crimes. Both Houston and Jersey Village police are handling the cases which span between both city's dating back to last year. Court records show 37-year-old Reginald Bond is accused of the five attacks that occurred from June 2014 through last week. He was arrested Friday. He's charged with five counts of burglary of a habitation with the intent to commit other felonies. Investigators said the other felonies they're looking into are sexual assaults. |
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Police: Suspect attempted rape on front porch Police are hunting for a man who attempted to rape a woman early Tuesday morning on her front porch in East Tampa. It happened around 2 a.m. The victim was dropped off by a friend and was searching for her keys when the man approached her while on her front porch. "[He] started talking to her, making small talk. He reached out and touched her. She pushed him away and told him to leave her alone. That's when he grabbed her off the front porch and threw her on the ground." He tried to pull her clothes off and was unbuckling his pants, police said. The victim screamed, and the suspect put his hand over her mouth. A motion light activated, dogs started barking and the suspect ran away. Police handed suspect sketches to surrounding businesses. |
Police searching for (black) man accused of exposing self at Tanger Outlet stores NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. — North Charleston police are trying to find a man accused of exposing himself to people in and around Tanger Outlets. Police say the man was fondling himself in front of a store clerk. Spokesman Spencer Pryor said the man left the store before police arrived but then called the store asking for the clerk. Police released a photo of the man Wednesday. Anyone with information on his identity is asked to call North Charleston police at (843) 554-5700 or Crime Stoppers at (843) 554-1111. |
Rape Kit Links Suspected Rapist To Second Case MEMPHIS, TN - An accused rapist has been connected to a second case because of evidence from a rape kit. Memphis police say Tyrone Galloway was developed as a suspect in one rape case, and the evidence, including DNA, was sent to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation laboratory. Then, on April 10, 2015, a woman told police she was walking on Hollywood near Dexter, when a man pulled up. She said he grabbed her, pulled her into the car, then drove to a vacant lot. She told investigators the man pulled her back out of the car, and hit her in the head. She said that's when the man raped her, then drove away. She went to Regional One and the Rape Crisis Center, where a sexual assault kit was collected. |
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Teen identified as suspect in stabbing death The NYPD identified a teenager as a person of interest in connection to stabbing death of a Brooklyn man who was discovered last week by firefighters putting out a fire inside his apartment. Cops say Jahkeem Scott, 17, is a person of interest in the death of Romulo Heras, 61, and have released new photos of him in the hope of tracking him down for questioning. Heras was found with a stab wound to the neck on Jan. 22 at around 9 a.m. shortly after the fire was extinguished in his ground-floor apartment at 59 Logan St. in Cypress Hills. |
Detectives Search for Basketball Trainer in Murder Case  Detectives are searching for a person of interest in the murder of a Delaware man. About 10 p.m. Thursday, New Castle County Police were called to a home. Inside, they found 47-year-old Shawn Spence dead on the first floor. Officials haven't said what injuries Spence suffered, but described them as "significant." "We received a telephone call to our dispatchers asking for a check on the welfare. They were concerned about someone that lived here. Our officers responded and they found an adult male deceased,” Cpl. Tracey Duffy of the New Castle County Police Department said. Spence did not live in the home, but Gregory Parker did. Investigators are searching for the 52-year-old basketball trainer and are calling him a person of interest. |
Black Sports: Ex-NFL running back indicted in ‘terrifying’ drug trafficking ring A former Denver Broncos running back who won a pair of Super Bowls with the team has been busted in an international drug trafficking, sports gambling and money laundering ring that included threats to debtors like showing them beheading videos, authorities said. Derek Loville, 47, who also played for the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers during his eight-year NFL career, sold drugs in Arizona for a narcotics ring that had tentacles that extended into Brooklyn, according to a sweeping federal indictment. Loville and 21 others were charged Thursday in the indictment, including the group’s ringleader, Owen “O-Dog” Hanson, 33, a former University of Southern California football player whom federal agents arrested last September as he finished a round of golf at a posh California country club. - (Black Sports) |
Man killed ‘cheating’ girlfriend and shot the other guy’s mom: police sources A jealous lover went on a bloody rampage Wednesday, killing his girlfriend in her Queens home and shooting another woman in the hand, because he suspected his gal pal was sleeping with someone else. Tyquan Long, 29, allegedly shot girlfriend Joann Gravette, 36, in the stomach and left her dying on the floor of her Rockaways apartment at around 11 a.m. “Somebody killed my daughter!” Gravette’s mother screamed outside the building. “Why why? Why did he kill my baby?!” The gunman’s jealous rage continued as he stalked down into the lobby of the building and fired several more shots at the 51-year-old mother of his girlfriend’s suspected lover, striking her in the hand. The wounded woman, identified as Barbara Romano, was taken to St. John’s Hospital in stable condition. |
VIDEO: Dogs cry and yelp as owner leaves them outside during blizzard in Brooklyn A Brooklyn woman is coming under fire after leaving her dogs outside in the cold during this weekend’s brutal blizzard Saturday. The dogs, described as a pit bull named Egypt and a lab/collie mix named Prince, both said to be 14 or 15 years old respectively, could be heard crying and yelping outside of their home on President Street in Crown Heights as they fought the elements in a Facebook video. Officers who arrived to the Crown Heights home Saturday evening, issued the dogs’ owner, identified by published reports as June Hercules, a summons after she admitted to leaving the dogs outside during the blizzard. Despite being urged by officers to keep the dogs inside, Hercules once again left the dogs outside when officers returned Sunday. |
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Distraught (middle Eastern/Muslim?) Woman Missing After Bludgeoning of Mother-in-Law Inside Home |
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Tenn. Supreme court hears Christian/Newsom - rape-torture-murder killer's appeal, considers new law  The ringleader convicted in the Christian-Newsom murders is appealing his case to the Tennessee Supreme Court this week, and it could send a groundbreaking new legal precedent in the state. A Knox County jury convicted Lemaricus Davidson of the January 2007 murder, rape and torture of Channon Christian, 21, and Christopher Newsom, 23. Lemaricus Davidson, the alleged ringleader, was sentenced to death. He's awaiting execution at the Riverbend Maximum Security Institution, according to Department of Correction records. - (Black-on-white) |
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Guilty pleas entered in Norman Park murder case - pack of seven blacks murdered White man in home invasion  MOULTRIE, GA - Two more of seven teen murder suspects charged in a Norman Park shooting plead guilty to lesser charges in Colquitt County court Wednesday. Prosecutors also revealed that they think Christian Glover was the gunman. I-Key Pinkins and Adrian Robinson pleaded guilty in exchange for prosecutors dropping the murder charge against them. They must testify at the trials of the remaining defendants for the deal to be completed. Pinkins and Robinson both pleaded guilty to criminal attempt to commit home invasion. Pinkins also pleaded guilty to a burglary that happened earlier in the day, but Robinson was not involved in that crime. Stoically and appearing anxious, Adrian Robinson entered a guilty plea in front of Judge Harry Altman for his involvement in the July 5th shooting of John Hester. Revealing new details, prosecutors say the group of 7 teenagers went to the home to rob David Hester but were confronted by Hester's father. Prosecutors say Hester fired at the group with a shotgun and Christian Glover fired back, fatally striking Hester in the leg. Chief Assistant District Attorney Brad Shealy says the crime spree started earlier that day. The group, with the exception of Robinson, broke into a home in Colquitt County and stole more than 20 guns. Prosecutors say Glover had one of those guns at the time of the robbery attempt in Norman Park. - (Black-on-white) |
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3rd (black) arrested in home invasion slaying of (White) 85-year-old Lee County man    The Lee County Sheriff's Office has announced a third capital murder arrest in last week's deadly home invasion. Curtis Thornton Rudd, 85, was killed in a shootout with the suspects during the early morning hours of Jan. 19, according to investigators. Deputies say the intruders broke into his home on Lee Road 177 in Cusseta with the intention of burglarizing it. Rudd and his wife were home at the time. Rudd reportedly exchanged gunfire with the accused intruders and was hit. He was transported to East Alabama Medical Center where he was pronounced dead. The latest charges in this crime were formalized Monday morning. Lee County Sheriff Jay Jones said Khaleef Jevante Marshall, 20, of Opelika was developed as a suspect last week. Marshall turned himself in on Friday and was formally charged with capital murder on Monday. He is being held in the Lee County Detention Center without bond. Two others have already been charged. Davonte Travon Mike, 20, of Opelika, is also being held in the Lee County Detention Center without bond on a capital murder charge. Another suspect is still in the East Alabama Medical Center for treatment of a gunshot wound he allegedly received in the shootout. Robert Jamal Wiggins, 20, of Columbus, Georgia showed up the emergency room shortly after the shooting. Deputies say he will be transported to the jail upon his discharge from the hospital. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black Teen killer sentenced to (only) 20 years in prison for brutal murder of mentally disabled White man  STAUNTON - On his 18th birthday, Isaiah D. Stuart was sentenced Tuesday to 20 years in prison for the 2014 killing of Julian Parrott, a mentally disabled Staunton man found brutally knifed to death in Gypsy Hill Park. "I can't apologize enough," Stuart said moments before he was given 30 years in prison with 10 years suspended on a charge of second-degree murder. Staunton police arrested Stuart on May 8, 2014, the same day Parrott's body was discovered on the city's public golf course. Initially charged with premeditated first-degree murder, Circuit Judge Charles Ricketts III found Stuart guilty in September on a lesser charge of second-degree murder. Evidence showed that Parrott, 26, was stabbed and cut more than 30 times with a knife. Eight stab wounds were to the back of his neck, one of them fatal, an autopsy showed. Parrott's body was found near the 18th hole, where he met Stuart the night before. During Tuesday's sentencing hearing in Staunton Circuit Court, Mary Parrott, Julian's mother, said she misses her son and noted he suffered a "slow and brutal death" at the hands of Stuart. "The hurt is overwhelming and my heart is broken into a million pieces," she said. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Driver indicted for crash that killed (White) Surry mother of three  SURRY COUNTY, Va. – A man accused of hitting a young mother with his car and leaving her for dead has just been indicted by a Surry County Grand Jury. State Police say 47-year-old Christopher Jackson hit Angie Cartwright days before Christmas. “It’s very unexplainable,” said Cartwright’s brother Cregg Cartwright. “It’s very devastating.” For the Cartwight family, the devastation happened during a time meant for family. Cartwright was taken away December 20. “All I know is that she was walking down the street and she was hit,” added Cartwright’s sister Jenny Caldwell. 30-year-old Angie Cartwright had just left a party in Surry County. She was walking behind her boyfriend down narrow Burnt Mill Road when she was struck. “The biggest thing was breaking it to her three kids that they weren’t going to see their mom anymore,” said Cartright’s brother Cregg. “It wasn’t easy.” Cartwright died a short time later. State Police say the driver just kept going. A couple hours later they found his car tucked behind a mobile home about a mile away. According to court records Christopher Jackson told the trooper he had been drinking. “He knew not to get behind that wheel,” Caldwell added. “You don’t drink and drive and get behind that wheel. He took a mother, a daughter and a sister her from us.” The spot where Cartwight was killed is now marked with a cross. - (Black-on-white) |
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Police chief release more details in death of (White) Atlanta woman killed in Grenada - she was raped by black killer  ATLANTA — A 39-year-old Atlanta woman killed while vacationing in Grenada was sexually assaulted by her alleged assailant, police said. Acting Royal Grenada Police Force Commissioner Winston James met with reporters Wednesday shortly after Dave Michael Benjamin was criminally charged in the case. Jessica Colker and husband Brian Melito were attacked Sunday as they walked on the beach, one day after arriving on the island. “From the evidence provided we believe that she was sexually assaulted, that she was rape(d),” James said. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Ex-convict released from jail a month ago after serving 15 years for child rape is being questioned in connection with murder of Atlanta anesthesiologist, 39, on Grenada beach - Black beast raped and murdered White American woman tourist in Grenada |
(White) Victim feared the worst when he came face-to-face with (black) machete-toting robber  OVERLAND PARK, Kan. -- Chased through his home with a machete –an Overland Park man said his life flashed before his eyes as two armed men cornered him and demanded money. Police said the Tuesday afternoon home invasion on Merriam Drive was random and rare, as it occurred in the middle of the day, just feet from a busy highway. This victim, Thomas, had only been living in the rental duplex for about four months, and said he has no plans to stay there. “I hear of it, but I never really understood it until it happened to me, life flashing before your eyes, because it does,” Thomas said. “I was like, ‘There`s nothing I can do. I thought, I was almost accepting it that it might happen, they`re going to kill me.” Coming face-to-face with a machete, Thomas feared for his life. He said two armed robbers came into his house and corned him in his bedroom, demanding money. “I grabbed one of my pillows to protect me from the knife,” he said, “because I have one way out of the room and it’s through the doors, through two guys, one of them toting a machete.” Thomas said he was worried he was going to get stabbed in the back, as he tried to force his way through the men. “I didn’t make it through the door,” he said. “The one guy bear-hugged me, and I’m screaming, ‘No! No!’ I was trapped.” Thomas said there was no way to escape, which made him feel, “Kind of like a cattle or animal. I thought I was going to get killed. Like I was nothing, my freedom, everything I believe in and feel in, it`s been stripped from me.” Terrified, Thomas handed them his wallet, and when the intruders walked back down the stairs, he made a run for it.Police describe the suspects as two black men in their 40's, driving an early 2000's gold Chevrolet four-door car. If you've seen them, call Crime Stoppers at (816) 474-TIPS. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black who bullied 'challenged' White man) Suspect in 'Billy' Case turns himself in to Falls Police  NIAGARA FALLS, NY - The suspect Niagara Falls police have been searching for in connection to the harassment of a physically and mentally challenged man named Billy turned himself in Wednesday night. Police have been scouring the city for Myquan Pringle since he was identified in security camera video of the incident last month. He's facing charges of Endangering the Welfare of an Incompetent Person, Resisting Arrest and Obstructing Governmental Administration. Records show he also has a domestic violence case still pending against him in city court from dating back to last September. Pringle is scheduled to appear in court Thursday morning for arraignment. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Austrian police hunt American nanny's (black illegal African) Gambian flatmate/lover after she is found suffocated in Vienna flat after possible 'sex game gone wrong' | |||
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(Black) Man Who Threatened Chester Police Online Claims He Told (black female) Teen to Post School-Related Threats  A man accused of posting threats online aimed at police officers in Chester claims he instructed a 17-year-old girl to post threatening messages aimed at several schools. The teen, according to police, confessed to posting the school-related threats, but claims it was a prank. According to investigators, 23-year-old David Milbourne was angered by the teen’s arrest and posted expletive-filled posts on Facebook and Instagram Wednesday. Investigators allege the posts by Milbourne threatened officers with the Chester Police Department. The message was posted on Tuesday night threatening black students at schools. "All blacks must die" threat. |
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Asian child-rapist killed by deputies wanted "suicide by cop" |
Jury will decide fate of Asian cop who fatally shot unarmed black man in stairwell |
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Widow of murder victim speaks   LENOIR COUNTY - Authorities in Lenoir County are searching for a killer. A fatal armed robbery took the life of 37 year-old Chad Bostic Friday afternoon. Bostic's widow was there when armed robbers stormed "Pit stop Bar and Billiards" on Highway 11. "The suspects came in the building and ordered everybody down. They had their weapons. They went behind the bar. I heard a shot and I immediately knew it was him," she said. "I heard them go out the back. As soon as I knew they were out the building, I ran straight to him." The woman said her husband is a concealed carry permit holder and had a weapon but he did not draw it on the suspects. Chad Bostic leaves behind three teenage daughters. His widow described him as a family man and a business man. A native of the area she said he was well known in the community. As family members grieve, authorities are searching for the suspects. "They're horrible people. They took my husband. They took my kids father. They have forever changed our lives. We'll never be the same again," she said. "It's not something I wish for anybody to have to go through. I will never ever forgive them." Over the weekend Lenoir County deputies located what they believed was the getaway vehicle and three occupants.They were all brought in for questioning but deputies have not charged them or linked them to this crime at this time, according to the sheriff. However, Sheriff Ingram said all three persons of interests were jailed on unrelated charges. A bar patron was also shot during the robbery but survived. Also, a concealed carry permit holder, the widow said that person was shot as they were reaching for their weapon. The woman said the robbers got away with around $400. The woman said her husband had operated the bar for about 9 years. She said she is now considering closing it. - (Black-on-white) |
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Swedish police chief sparks anger by SYMPATHISING with (black) Somali boy, 15, charged with (White) social worker's murder  The head of the Swedish police has sparked outrage by expressing sympathy with the teenage asylum seeker accused of murdering social worker Alexander Mezher. National Police Commissioner Dan Eliasson, who has already admitted police cannot cope with the wave of migrant crime, said he has concerns about the ‘horrors’ and trauma the accused murderer may have witnessed. He said he was ‘distraught’ on behalf of Miss Mezher’s family but also for the killer, saying: ‘What has that person been through? Under what circumstances has he grown up? What is the trauma he carries?’ It came as court documents showed the boy suspected of the killing is being held in a secure psychiatric that specialises in patients with psychotic illness, drug and alcohol addiction. - (Black-on-white) - (EU) |
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Police Arrest Second Suspect in Deadly Thanksgiving Shooting    Police have made a second arrest in the shooting and killing of a man in Philadelphia back on Thanksgiving. Keanan Glenn, 21, is charged with murder, robbery and other related offenses in connection to the shooting death of 21-year-old Ryan Kelly. The first suspect in Kelly's death, 18-year-old David Ramos, Jr., was arrested back on January 16 on the 4900 block of Frankford Avenue. On January 17, police obtained an arrest warrant for Glenn. Glenn was then arrested on January 22 in New Castle, Delaware. On Tuesday he was transported to Philadelphia from the Howard Young Correctional Facility in Wilmington. On Nov. 26 shortly after 5 a.m. police responded to a radio call reporting a person with a gun on the 3500 block of Almond Street in Philadelphia. When they arrived they found Kelly on the ground suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest. He was taken to Temple University Hospital where he was pronounced dead at 5:31 a.m. Kelly lived with his parents a block away from where he was found dead. |
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Black Virginia murder suspect shoots self inside Fitchburg home - targeted White parents of ex-wife/girlfriend   FITCHBURG, Mass. —A man wanted in connection with a kidnapping and killing in a rural Virginia town last week shot himself Wednesday morning inside a Fitchburg home, the Worcester County District Attorney's Office said. Dana William, 43, was wanted on charges that he held family members hostage. He's accused of tying up his former in-laws inside their Amelia County, Virginia, home. Officials said the Thursday incident resulted in the death of his former father in-law, Woodell Brooks. He's also accused of kidnapping his former mother in-law, Olene Brooks, 67, whom police said has still not been found. On Wednesday morning, U.S. marshals, Massachusetts State Police and Fitchburg police attempted to arrest William inside a Chester Street home. During the incident, officials said, William, who was armed, shot himself. - (Black-on-white) |
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Suspect facing federal charges after JP deputy shot during raid  NEW ORLEANS -- A Jefferson Parish deputy was in critical condition following a shooting in the 5300 block of Douglas Street in Holy Cross, near the intersection of Egania and Douglas streets Tuesday morning. The deputy, identified as 35-year-old Stephen Arnold, a 12-year veteran of the JPSO, was shot as officers were executing a search warrant at the home. Arnold was shot in the neck, torso and arm during the incident. He is currently listed in critical but stable condition. Sheriff Newell Normand said Arnold was shot five times, once in the neck and four times in the torso and the arm. Authorities confirm that the suspect in shooting of Deputy Arnold is Jarvis Hardy, who was booked with attempted first-degree murder and narcotics violations. According to court documents, members of the task force knocked and announced their presence before entering the house. They eventually were able to get into the house by using a battering ram. Arnold led the task force inside the home. As officers were identifying themselves inside the house, shots came from inside a bedroom, hitting Arnold several times, said the court document. An officer returned fire and Arnold was evacuated from the house. - (Black-on-white) |
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Man Accused of Sexual Assaulting, Trying to Lure Teens as They Walked to School Authorities in New Hampshire say a 19-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly groping three teenage girls and trying to lure him back to his home as they were walking to school Tuesday morning. Ahmed Abukar of Manchester faces several charges, including three counts of sexual assault, two counts of drug possession and one count each of criminal threatening and criminal trespass. Manchester police say three Central High School students were walking to school near Beech and Hanover streets just before 8 a.m. when Abukar allegedly tried to lure them to his home, and groped them as they walked past. |
(Black female) NW Indiana teen sentenced to 50 years for mother's murder  CROWN POINT, Ind. -- A 19-year-old woman from northwest Indiana was sentenced Tuesday to 50 years in prison for killing her mother. Alyssa Barrett pleaded guilty to murder charges in December, saying she was there when her mother, Decarol Deloney-Cain, was killed in July 2014. The body of the 54-year-old United Airlines flight attendent was found in the trunk of her car in a wooded area of Gary, Ind. A total of four people are charged in relation to Deloney-Cain's murder. Barrett and her boyfriend Damarius Wren were both charged with first-degree murder, while a 17-year-old boy and 18-year-old boy were charged with assisting a criminal. According to an affidavit, Wren admitted to police that he killed Deloney-Cain in her home, put her body in the trunk of her car and left the vehicle in Gary. She had been stabbed, beaten, bound and her head put in a pillowcase before her body was wrapped in plastic, police said. |
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| (Black) Madman with machete slashes woman in another random attack: cops The 29-year-old woman, identified by police sources as Natalie Lewis, was hacked on the hand by a man wearing a green cap after he bumped into her as she was waiting for the train with her sister around 9:30 p.m. at the Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center station, cops said. Around the same time Tuesday night, a 32-year-old man, identified by police sources said Christopher Santiago, was slashed in the face while at a subway station near East 117th Street and Lexington Avenue in East Harlem, police said.  Meanwhile, Damon Knowles, 21, was arrested Tuesday night for slicing the face of 71-year-old Carmen Rivera on a D train during morning rush hour in the East Village on Monday. Rivera was sitting on the train that was near Broadway-Lafayette around 7:15 a.m. when a man seated across from her got up and slashed her face, leaving her with a 4-inch gash. “She wants justice done and she wants to talk to [the suspect] face to face to see why he did that,” said Rivera’s sister Amelia, 72, adding that her sister went back to work as a pattern maker the next day. |
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