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Family, friends: Much loved (White) Man, 85, shot in head (by unknown black man)   An 85-year-old Jackson man shot in the back of the head while he was doing yard work on Saturday was a Korean War veteran, one of eight children, and a beloved father. Jackson police said James Harrell Hankins was doing dirt work in his yard on McCluer Road when he was approached by a black male wearing dark-colored clothing. Police said the suspect fired several shots, then fled the scene on foot, headed toward Valley Park Subdivision. Hankins was found by Tip, his wife of almost 61 years, who heard a pop and thought it might be her crock pot. Friends said she saw him out the window and ran outside. He was pronounced dead at 8:20 p.m. on Saturday. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) arrested in case of (White) mom (with drug history) found shot dead in car - with 6-month old baby 'on board'  Dayton police have arrested a person of interest in the homicide of Brittany Russell, a Middletown mother found shot to death in a car with her 6-month-old daughter in the backseat. Russell, 29, was found Wednesday morning in Dayton, Ohio, slumped over the steering wheel of her car parked in the lot of Twin Manor Apartments. Her 6-month-old daughter was found unharmed in the back seat, police said the running car heater kept the infant alive through the cold morning. Dayton police identified Curtis Burdette, 37, as a person of interest in the homicide case on Friday and located him in a Harrison Township home that night. Sgt. Richard Blommel said investigators were led to Burdette after conducting interviews with others. Burdette, who was found in possession of drugs, knew Russell, Blommel said. Middletown police previously said Russell had a drug history but witnesses said she had been clean recently. - (Black-on-white) |
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TIMELINE: Events leading up to guilty plea (by black killer) in (White) Camden man's murder   CAMDEN, Ark. - A story that has been following since December of 2014 finally came to end on Friday, when 19-year-old Austin Hill pleaded guilty to the robbing and killing of a Camden grocery store manager. Several things have happened since the day 63-year-old Richard Anders was killed outside Mac's Fresh Market in Camden. Below is a timeline that follows the story, beginning with Anders' tragic death and ending with Hill spending the rest of his life in prison. - (Black-on-white) |
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| Update: Second (black) Teen Arrested in Deadly Shooting of White Camden Grocery Store Manager CAMDEN, AR – The second suspect in the murder of a Camden grocery store manager has surrendered to authorities. Camden Police Chief Boyd Woody said on Wednesday around 11:30 p.m.,Hill was arrested on Dec. 21 and faces the same charges as Anderson. - (Black-on-white) |
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(White) Correctional officer attacked by (black Muslim) inmate at Clallam Bay, suffers brain injury   FORKS, Clallam County, Washington State — A correctional officer at Clallam Bay Corrections Center suffered a brain injury after being seriously attacked by an inmate. Terry Breedlove was attacked Jan. 25, and suffered a brain injury and injuries to two vertebrae, the Peninsula Daily News reported last week. Investigators say Breedlove was attacked by 28-year-old inmate Abdinjib Ibraham, of King County. Brian King, chief criminal deputy for the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office, said Ibrahim said “Allahu akbar,” an Arabic phrase that means “God is great,” twice, once when he hit the guard, and again after the attack. Investigators say Ibraham had pried a round metal seat off a stool in a cell and repeatedly hit Breedlove over the head with it until other inmates stopped the attack. - (Black-on-white) |
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Married (White) Couple Injured in Machete Attack (by black Muslim migrant) Call Survival a 'Miracle'  A pair of high school sweethearts who've been married for 25 years spent their Valentine's Day weekend in the hospital, recovering after a machete-wielding man attacked an Ohio restaurant last week, injuring them and two others. "The way that this guy walked in and attacked me, it's a miracle that I'm alive today," Gerald Russell said from the hospital, where he and his wife Debbie were recovering from cuts to their hands. Gerald and Debbie had just finished dinner at the Nazareth Restaurant and Deli in Columbus Thursday when a man with a machete came over to their booth. "He walked directly at me, raised a machete up and tried to hit me from above, directly on top of my head," Gerald said. Gerald said he shoved the man away from him while his wife tried to distract the attacker by screaming. Though injured, the Russells were able to run outside for help. - (Black-on-white) |
(Black) Man cleared in killing (of pregnant White woman) as teen now part of gang bust    A Detroit man indicted by federal authorities as being part of a violent street gang had been acquitted in a notorious killing eight years ago in Oakland County. Oakland County Undersheriff Mike McCabe confirmed Saturday that 23-year-old Jerome Hamilton, who was named as one of 12 alleged members of the Rollin 60s Crips, was acquitted in the shooting death of Rib Rack manager Catherine Blain in 2008. Blain, 21, of Waterford was fatally shot as she left the Lathrup Village restaurant in what was described as a robbery turned murder. Hamilton, who was 15 at the time, was identified as the gunman by Brandon Davis, who was also accused in the case but cooperated with authorities as part of a plea deal and is serving a 12- to 30-year prison sentence. Hamilton, who was charged with first-degree murder, was tried three times, but the first two cases ended in hung juries. Defense attorney Mark Kriger said after Hamilton's acquittal in 2010 that jurors "were bothered by Brandon Davis' testimony and questioned his credibility, because he told so many stories." Getaway driver Deandre Sturges was sentenced to life in prison. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man who raped, killed (White) Rosebud woman in 1974 dies while serving life sentence  BILLINGS - The Missouri hitchhiker, who kidnapped, raped and killed a Rosebud woman more than 40 years ago has died while serving out a life sentence. Dewey Coleman, 67, died Sunday at the Lewis Infirmary in Lewistown from natural causes, according to a press release from the Montana Department of Corrections. Coleman was serving a life sentence without parole for the death of Peggy Harstad, 21. On July 4, 1974, Harstad was driving home to Rosebud from a rodeo in Harlowton when she noticed two hitchhikers, Coleman and Robert Nank, on the side of the road. Harstad picked up the two men and was never seen again. Investigators determined that Coleman and Nank raped, beat, and drowned her in the Yellowstone River. Harstad’s body was found badly decomposed in the Yellowstone River. Nank confessed to the crimes, admitting to the rape, beating, and killing of Harstad. But Coleman denied any involvement. Coleman argued to the high court that he was not offered a plea agreement similar to his co-defendant because he was black and Nank was white. The court of appeals ruled in Coleman’s favor and his death sentence was commuted. Montana death records show that Nank died in 1999. - (Black-on-white) |
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Snyder PD: Black man and Hispanic man arrested for 2013 murder of (White man) Justin Vaughn  There have been new developments in the shooting death of 25-year-old Justin Vaughn that occurred on March 13, 2013, around 2:10 a.m. at his home in the 200 block of 36th Street in Snyder, Texas. This has been an ongoing investigation that has resulted in the identification of the parties that are believed to be involved in this incident. Two arrests have been made in this incident and these two individuals are identified as: Christopher Devon Boyd, B/M, 21-years-old, of Roscoe, Texas. Boyd was taken into custody on February 11, 2016 around 5:17 p.m. in Nolan County, Texas. He is currently in the Scurry County Jail charged with capital murder. Bond is set at $500,000. Anthony Gutierrez, H/M, 26-years-old, of Sweetwater, Texas, was taken into custody on February 13, 2016, around 3:19 p.m. in Nolan County. Gutierrez is currently in the Nolan County Jail charges with capital murder. No bond has been set. Other individuals have been identified in the case. Their identities have not been released at this time. At this time, no other information will be released on this investigation as not to jeopardize the investigation or hinder locating the other parties identified in this case. |
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(White) Mother Of Murdered (mixed-race) 6-Year-Old Blames Human Services For His Death    ARAPAHOE COUNTY, Colo. – The mother of a 6-year-old boy who was allegedly murdered by his father is speaking out. Police found the little boy stabbed to death Wednesday inside an apartment in the 7500 block of East Harvard Avenue. Rachel Johnson couldn’t have imagined the violence that her son would suffer, allegedly at the hands of his own father. Her ex-husband, Brandon Johnson, 26, is charged with the murder of their 6-year-old son Riley. Johnson said that Riley had been living with his dad in the apartment after she lost custody of Riley and his older brother, in what Rachel says were false allegations by Human Services. “My son would still be alive today if (my kids) weren’t taken from me,” Rachel Johnson said. “That’s why I’m very angry, because they placed my kids in with a murderer.” “We were there every day in court trying to fight for them,” said Karen Bishop, Riley’s grandmother. |
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Man accused of raping, beating woman in Hot Springs mall parking lot pleads guilty HOT SPRINGS, Ark. -- A man accused of raping and beating a 67-year-old woman in a mall parking lot pleaded guilty Monday. According to Court Connect, Larry Lavelle Jones, of Malvern, pleaded guilty to rape and criminal attempt to commit murder. The incident happened in September of 2014, when a mall employee told an off-duty officer that a co-worker was being attacked in the parking lot. The officer said at the time that he saw a man, later identified as Jones, walking away from the victim's car. He was taken into custody immediately. The victim was found in her car in a state of undress with several injuries to her face and torso. Not far from the victim's car was Jones' truck where the officer says he found the victim's purse in the driver's seat. |
Rape, assault reported at Economy Inn LOUISVILLE, KY - A man is facing charges for allegedly raping and beating a woman at a Louisville motel. The incident happened at the Economy Inn on Bardstown Road early Saturday morning. An arrest report for Brent Austin Meads, 39, said Meads and the victim were celebrating Valentine's Day together in a room at the motel. The victim told police Meads forced her to have intercourse and choked her. She also said that during an argument, Meads threatened to kill her, punched her in the face and head, and held her head under water in a hot tub.
The victim eventually got out of the room and found security. |
Milford Man Arrested for Indecent Exposure MILFORD, Del.- Police have arrested a Milford man accused of exposing himself on a city street in early February. According to Milford police, 26-year-old Raymond Harris was performing sexual acts on the walking bridge on Maple Avenue on Feb. 1. Police arrested Harris and charged him with one count of second-degree indecent exposure. Harris was released on $500 unsecured bond. |
"Rapper" Meek Mill Sentenced For Parole Violation PHILADELPHIA — Rap star and Philadelphia native Meek Mill was sentenced Friday for violating his probation for a fourth time since a 2009 conviction. Judge Genece Brinkley gave rap star Meek Mill whose real name is Robert Williams 90 days house arrest, starting March 1st, for violating probation on 2009 drug and gun charges. |
Black Sports: Payback Time for Plaxico Burress' Tax Evasion |
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Man had ‘no idea' brothel was being run out of Poinciana home OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — A mother and daughter were arrested Wednesday in Osceola County on charges of running a brothel out of a house in the gated Veranda community of Poinciana. Three children were found in a locked room by undercover officers when they arrived at the house. The officers were posing as potential customers, deputies said. "They made arrangements to meet up with these women at one of their residences and when they arrived, they were solicited for sex," Osceola County Sheriff’s Office spokeswoman Twis Lizasuain said. Deputies said the woman tried to negotiate a $120 fee for sex. Investigators do not believe the children were involved in the prostitution operation. Tracy Mowatt, 49, and her daughter, Leslie Mowatt, 28, were targeted by investigators after authorities spotted an ad posted by the pair on Backpage.com, deputies said. The ad describes a, “pretty, mixed, thick chick” apparently in reference to Mowatt. |
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Melissa Click, disgraced (blacktivist) Missouri professor, seen yelling profanity at cops in new video |
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(One of two) "African-American" suspects shot (African-American) Mississippi Police Officer point-blank in the face CLARKSDALE, Miss. — Police in northwest Mississippi are questioning a man believed to have shot a Clarksdale police officer point-blank in the face, authorities said Sunday. They are also questioning a man believed to be his accomplice in an earlier robbery Saturday evening, Clarksdale Mayor Bill Luckett said. He said it will be up to police to identify the men. The first man's father brought him to the police station Sunday afternoon, Luckett said. Officers with a search warrant found "telling evidence" at the family's home earlier Sunday, he said. The officer, Cpl. Derrick Couch, was in critical condition at the area's top trauma center, Regional One Health in Memphis, Tennessee, nursing supervisor Vivian Crawford said Sunday. Couch is on a ventilator, has lost one eye, and the bullet remains lodged in his brain, Luckett said. Couch and both suspects are African-American, he said. |
(Black) Man confesses to killing (white ex-girlfriend) Autumn Hunt, according to investigators  Spartanburg County Deputies have charged Akello Chinara Jeter with murder in the shooting death of Autumn Hunt after they say he confessed. Investigators say that 20-year-old Jeter confessed to being involved in the murder and was able to provide details that only the murderer would have known and the location of additional evidence. 19-year-old Autumn Rayne Hunt went missing on February 3rd, leaving her home on the East side of Spartanburg. The coroner says Hunt died from a gunshot wound to the head. Deputies say they found Hunt’s vehicle burned behind the abandoned Bi-Lo on Reidville Rd. on Feb. 8. Her body was found the evening of February 11. Jeter is also possession of a weapon during a violent crime. - (Black-on-white) |
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Man accused of exposing himself arrested, charged with obscenity BATON ROUGE, LA - Police arrested a man in connection to two obscenity cases on the LSU campus Saturday. Phillip Cooper, 20, of Bossier City, was arrested and charged with two counts of obscenity. He is accused of exposing himself to two female victim in the parking lot of Miller Hall. On Saturday, Cooper allegedly called to the victim as she walked to car, asking for directions to an off-campus apartment complex. The victim told LSU Police that when she looked up from her phone while giving directions Cooper was allegedly masturbating while sitting in a silver Honda SUV. According to police, Cooper confessed to the incident as well as a similar incident on Thursday, February 11. |
Black Thieves wanted for stealing 200 pairs of Victoria’s Secret panties |
(Black) Politician used $1M of taxpayers’ money to host ‘parties’  Queens lawmaker James Sanders put on free concerts, distributed flowers and gave seniors all-expenses-paid weekends in the Poconos — all with taxpayer dollars and the help of a local nonprofit whose mission was supposed to be senior housing. Sanders, a former city councilman now serving as a state senator, steered nearly $1 million in taxpayer money to Margert Community Corp. over a six-year period. The Rockaways, Queens, group in turn spent thousands in pork-barrel cash boosting the popularity of its biggest benefactor. |
(Black) Brooklyn sneaker thief whose arm was severed by victim's SUV is 'getting what he deserved,' defense attorney says  It’s the bad karma defense. The sneaker-stealing teen gunman who lost an arm when struck by his robbery victim’s runaway SUV was simply getting his just deserts, a lawyer for the driver said Saturday. Philippe Pierre, 39, arrived in Brooklyn Criminal Court before a crowd of sobbing family members to face an attempted murder charge in the Friday crash with suspect Zachary Sam, 17. “I don’t mean to be harsh, but I think Mr. Sam in a sense was getting what he deserved,” said defense attorney James P. Harding. “My client is an absolute victim in this case.” Pierre, a broadly-built Haitian immigrant, wore a blank expression as he stood Saturday afternoon for arraignment. Doctors performed surgery to re-attach the portion of Sam’s arm ripped off in the crash. |
Black sentenced for terrifying abduction of a female jewelry store clerk  PHILADELPHIA — A federal judge has sentenced the defendant who was behind the 2015 botched robbery of a Jewelers Row store that resulted in a terrifying abduction of a shop clerk. A second man was already sentenced, and a third man who pleaded and cooperated, will be sentenced later this month. Assistant U.S. Attorney Jeanine Linehan says it was an “unusually cruel, barbaric” kidnapping last April. ‘The government believed if ever there was a case to warrant the most serious sentence,” Linehan said. “This would be it.” The victim, a 53-year old woman who worked at National Watch & Diamond Exchange at 8th and Chestnut Streets, was abducted in a parking garage, tased, beaten, gagged, and shackled in a van, and then dumped in a cemetery in Darby. “During the entire two hours plus of her captivity, she was thinking of more than 50-ways in which she would die at their hands,’ Linehan said. Judge Harvey Bartle called it, “the most heinous crime he’s seen in his 25-years on the bench,” as he sentenced Salahudin Shaheed to more than 30-years, 365-months in prison. It was the high end of the sentencing guideline range. His cousin, Basil Buie also pleaded guilty last October, and was sentenced last month to 15-years in prison. A third man involved in the attempted robbery and abduction, Khayree Gay, who pleaded guilty, cooperated, and was about to testify at trial, |
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Strip crash suspect does not appear in court - Lakeisha Holloway heard screaming from court   Las Vegas, NV - The woman accused of mowing down a crowd of pedestrians on the Las Vegas Strip was supposed to appear in court on Thursday morning for a status check. However, she was so unruly that she could not be brought into the courtroom. Lakeisha Holloway, 24, could be heard screaming by people who were inside the courtroom. Instead, she was put into a holding cell after if was determined it was unsafe for her to appear in court. Holloway is accused of killing one person and injuring more than 30 more after she drove onto the sidewalk in front of Planet Hollywood. - (Black-on-white) |
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Son of ex-aide to Chirlane McCray got high after killing teen: prosecutor The son of a former top de Blasio administration aide was recorded getting high on marijuana several hours after he fatally stabbed a teen during a dispute over drug money in New Jersey, a prosecutor said in court Thursday. A cellphone video obtained by authorities shows Khari Noerdlinger, 19, “looking calm” while hanging out with friends following the slaying of Savion Lewallen, 16, Bergen County Assistant Prosecutor Danielle Grootenboer said. “He is texting. He is sitting on a couch. He is smoking marijuana,” the prosecutor said. |
| 76-Year-Old Man Severely Beaten In Robbery At NJ Casino - (by an African-american and an Asian mugger) ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Authorities say two men robbed and seriously injured a New York man at an Atlantic City casino. City police say the robbery occurred shortly after 5 a.m. Saturday at Harrah’s. The 76-year-old New York man was trying to enter his hotel room when he was pushed inside by two men wearing ski masks. They assaulted him and stole casino chips, money, and his cell phone. The victim suffered a broken back and was being treated at a hospital. Harrah’s security officers found surveillance video of the suspects, and their photos were provided to other city casinos. They were spotted later Saturday at Resorts, where they were arrested. Fifty-six-year-old Chester Rose of Charles City, Virginia, and 53-year-old Chart Chavalaporan, of Philadelphia, were charged with robbery, aggravated assault and conspiracy. - (Vinelink) |
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(Black) Man faces charges in Chester hit-and-run (that killed a young White woman)  Chester, Pa. Chester Police say a 24-year-old woman was struck and killed on 9th Street near Highland in Chester about 7:30 Tuesday morning. 35-year-old Braheem Scott is charged in the hit-and-run death of a woman in Chester early Tuesday morning. Investigators say he had a lawyer with him when he turned himself in Thursday night. "Thank God. I don't know what he was thinking or what happened," said John Gray. He is relieved to hear of the arrest. He worked with the victim, 24-year-old Mary Ann Bennett. She was a cashier at Sam & Sam Meats in Chester. "She was very friendly, bubbly, great personality and was good with everybody. We all loved her," said Gray. Investigators say Tuesday morning Scott took off from his girlfriend's residence after a domestic dispute. They say he was driving at a high speed when 3 blocks, away he allegedly hit Bennett as she was crossing the street. She was knocked 12 feet into the air and 35 feet from the scene. They say he ditched the car which they found soon after. It had been snowing that morning. "So he was driving that car we believe at a high rate of speed without clearing the snow off adequately of the windshield. There was maybe a small hole for him to see and he could probably barely see anything," said Delaware County District Attorney Jack Wheland. Meanwhile Bennett's funeral was held today as family and friends learned of the arrest and charges. Scott is charged with homicide by vehicle, involuntary manslaughter and other related offenses. Investigators say the car also had only one working windshield wiper. Scott was allegedly on parole and driving on a suspended license. - (Black-on-white) |
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SC Troopers Charge (black) Driver in Fatal I-77 Hit-and-Run - that killed a White woman  CHESTER COUNTY, SC -- Troopers in Chester County have obtained warrants for the arrested of the man they believe is responsible for the death of a North Carolina woman Monday on I-77. Stevie Wolfe Breland, 67, of Charleston, has been identified by authorities as the driver of a purple truck that fled the scene of the accident Monday. Officials say that Breland is currently in the Charleston County Detention Center on charges unrelated to the accident. An overturned 2000 Ford Explorer became a crime scene early Monday morning after the other vehicle involved in the crash drove away. "The information we're putting out now is the other vehicle appears to be a tractor trailer, possibly pulling a flatbed, purple in color," said Lance Corporal Gary Miller with the South Carolina Highway Patrol. Miller said investigators believe the truck ran off the right side of I-77 north after the collision near mile marker 59 just after 3 a.m. The Chester County Coroner's Office said 49-year-old Flora M. Ellenburg of Salisbury was the victim in the early morning crash. The coroner's office said Ellenburg was not wearing a seat belt and was ejected from the SUV. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Woman charged with two counts of OWI (Operating While Intoxicated) homicide - (slaughtered 85-year-old White man)  ELKHORN — A blood screen taken from a woman involved in a fatal crash in August came back positive for the presence of cocaine, Lorazepam and other drugs. On Feb. 8, the Walworth County District Attorney's Office filed two felony charges of homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle against Brittney R. Dixon. The 23-year-old Elkhorn woman also was charged with a felony count of bail jumping. If convicted of all counts, she faces up to 56 years imprisonment and $210,000 in fines Elkhorn's Norman "Nubs" Brummel, 85, and Delavan's Estefania Martinez, 22, both died as a result of the crash that occurred just before 11 a.m. on Aug. 7 on State Highway 11, west of Royal Oaks Drive. According to court documents: A witness, and friend of Brummel's, told police that Brummel was driving a truck with a trailer on Highway 11. Brummel had parked his truck on the side of Highway 11 after waiving to his friend. Brummel had left his truck and was standing behind his trailer when he was struck by a Pontiac sedan. When police arrived on the scene, they found two people inside of the Pontiac. Dixon, the driver, was conscious and talking. The passenger, Martinez, was slumped over and unconscious. Dixon's blood tested positive for the presence of benzodiazepines, opiates, cannabinoids, cocaine and Lorazepam. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man charged, reward for second (black) suspect in Juniata Park murder (of White man)   PHILADELPHIA -- A man has been arrested in connection with the murder of a 20-year-old man in Juniata Park last month. Police say four days after the fatal shooting they arrested 25-year-old Kaheef Edwards and charged him with murder and theft. Twenty-year-old Rasheed Tancemore is still being sought by police in connection to the crime. A $20,000 reward is being offered for tips leading to the arrest and conviction of Tancemore of West Wishart Street in Philadelphia. Police believe Edwards and Tancemore shot and killed 20-year-old Donald Green during a robbery back on Jan. 27. It happened as Green and a 19-year-old friend were leaving Edwards Grocery on Neilson Street at Hunting Park Avenue. Tancemore is described as armed and dangerous. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man headed to trial on charges of trying to kill (White) cop  NEWARK — At Preye Roberts's upcoming trial for shooting an off-duty Fairfield police officer in 2010, prosecutors may present evidence that he was later firing the same weapon outside a liquor store in Union County, a judge has ruled. Superior Court Judge Ronald Wigler handed down that ruling on Tuesday, about a month before the attorneys are scheduled to begin jury selection in the long-running case on March 8. Roberts, 29, of Nutley, is facing attempted murder and weapons charges in connection with the Jan. 30, 2010 shooting of Officer Gerald Veneziano. Roberts is accused of following Veneziano as the officer was driving his personal car on his way to work. After the two cars pulled into a parking lot near the Fairfield police headquarters, Roberts allegedly shot Veneziano multiple times. Two weeks later, Roberts was arrested for allegedly firing a gun outside a Route 22 liquor store in Union Township. Authorities later determined that weapon was the same one used in the shooting of Veneziano. - (Black-on-white) |
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2 Baton Rouge Police Officers listed in stable condition after shooting by 'mentally-ill and suicidal' black BATON ROUGE, LA - Officials say two Baton Rouge Police Officers were shot early Saturday morning and were rushed to the hospital. Top law enforcement officials are on the scene. The shooting happened just after 5:30 a.m. on Fairfields and Scenic Highway, just east of I-110. Officials say that one of the officers was responding to a disturbance call about a damage to property disturbance in the 5600 block of Monet Drive. When the officers arrived at the scene, the officer and the suspect, identified by his Godsister as 22- year-old Calvin Smith, got into a verbal exchange before the suspect fled the scene in a 2013 Dodge Avenger. During the chase, a second officer arrived at the scene. Officials say the chase ended in front of his residence in the 5600 of Fairfields Ave. where Smith exited the vehicle and fired several shots at the officers using a large caliber semi-automatic assault rifle. Both of the officers received gunshot wounds during the shooting but managed to return fire hitting the suspect. The two officers were taken to a local hospital before EMS could arrive on the scene. Smith, has a history of mental illness and had been staying in a mental health facility in Shreveport until a week before Christmas. She also added that he has attempted to commit suicide in the past. |
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| CBS Confirms (black African - black Muslim) Machete Attack Suspect Was In United States On Green Card COLUMBUS, Ohio - CBS News has confirmed from the FBI that the man who attacked a Columbus restaurant Thursday with a machete was living in the United States on a green card. The motives for the attack by 30-year-old Mohamed Barry remain unclear but investigators are looking for possible ties to extremists. Not far from Nazareth Restaurant, one of the only two relatives Barry had in Columbus says he was sleeping, unware of the nearby attack. That was until FBI agents woke him up with a knock on his door and questions about his nephew and possible ties to terrorism. The relative, who only identified himself as Barry’s uncle, said Barry was a bit of a loner with a bit of a temper. "I know that when he gets mad he, that's why he wanted to be by himself,” he said. He said Barry was born in Guinea but that his family, including three sisters, lives in Philadelphia. His uncle said Barry lived with him while looking for a job when he first moved to Columbus from Philadelphia last fall. The uncle says he knew something wasn’t right when he received a strange text message from Barry just five hours before the attack. He says the message was in Arabic and English but didn’t understand the meaning. His uncle couldn’t show or read the text because he said the FBI now has his phone. |
| (Black) Father who murdered his own (mixed-race) 6-year-old son was arrestedARAPAHOE COUNTY, Colo. -- A man was arrested Friday for First Degree Murder and Sexual Assault for an incident that happened in an apartment Wednesday morning. Brandon Johnson, 26, is accused of sexually assaulting the mother of his 2-year-old child before killing his own 6-year-old son on East Harvard Avenue near South Quebec Street. The dead boy's mother, Rachel Johnson, identifies him as Riley Johnson. She lives in Castle Rock and she said that her ex-husband, Brandon Johnson, had full custody of Riley. She said she had not seen her son in about a year. She said she lost custody when she was investigated for child abuse. Sheriff's Office investigators arrested Johnson while he's still being treated in the hospital for self-inflicted knife wounds. |
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(Black) Homeless man who tried to rape girl in Jersey City gets 15 years in prison A 32-year-old homeless man with an extensive juvenile and adult record was sentenced to 15 years in prison yesterday for dragging a 15-year-old girl into an alley and trying to rape her across the street from Jersey City's South District police station in 2011. "He sought out someone who was young and vulnerable and he preyed on her," Hudson County Assistant Prosecutor John Mulkeen said of Rondell Rush. "Thankfully, a good Samaritan called 911 and police arrived." In court yesterday, the victim, who was identified by her initials, said she was in eighth grade on March 26, 2011, and was leaving an SAT preparatory class when she noticed someone walking behind her. After a while she felt like she was being followed, turned and saw Rush wearing a ski mask. She crossed the street. A good Samaritan dialed 911 and at 12:55 p.m. police received a report that a masked man had dragged a screaming girl into an alleyway less than a block from the precinct at 191 Bergen Ave. Sgt. Harold Tullock and Police Officer Chet Mecka with the police dog, Lucky, ran out of the police station as Officer Phil Schinnagel arrived at the scene and saw the girl with her pants down, and Rush bent over her, police reports say. Rush struggled to cover his exposed crotch area as the officers handcuffed him. While in a police holding cell, officers found the mask used by Rush and cash that he had ripped up, police said. The victim said Rush stole $25 from her. |
(Black) Teaneck man cuts deal for 5-7 years in sex assault of 12-year-old girl HACKENSACK – A Teaneck man facing 20 years in prison for the sexual assault of a 12-year-old girl took a plea deal Friday allowing him to serve significantly less time. Savon Dow, 22, faces 5 to 7 years in state prison when he is sentenced in May, according to northjersey.com. Dow pled guilty Friday to robbery and aggravated sexual assault in two separate incidents. The plea allows Dow to be sentenced to concurrent terms, according to the report. The sex assault occurred in an Englewood park in Sept. 2013. According to investigators, the girl was assaulted by a man she met in a park. Her attacker dropped her off at Englewood Medical Center after she suffered an asthma attack. |
Juan Green: (Black) High-risk sex offender with nearly 20 fake names — missing in Pierce County PIERCE COUNTY – Level-three sex-offender Juan Green is a four-time Washington’s Most Wanted alum. He’s also classified as highly violent and he’s gone off the grid in Pierce County once again. We first featured him in 2010 for failing to register. Green has nearly 20 aliases and was convicted in 2008 of sexually assaulting a woman. His massive rap sheet also includes promoting prostitution, a gun crime, theft, drugs, eluding police, hit and run and harassing phone calls. |
Sacramento police arrest (black) man accused in 2 sexual assaults SACRAMENTO, Calif. —Sacramento police arrested a man in connection with the sexual assaults of two different women dating back to November, officers said Wednesday. Steven McCarter, 54, was taken into custody Friday at his home on charges of rape, attempted rape, assault and battery and assault with a deadly weapon, police said. Investigators believe McCarter picked up a woman in November in the area of 55th Street and Folsom Boulevard while driving a U-Haul truck. The pair went to a Sacramento motel, where they willingly rented a room together. Once inside, McCarter made "unwanted sexual advances toward the victim," according to police. When the victim tried to leave, McCarter physically and sexually assaulted her, investigators said. |
Police catch (black) Pennsylvania rape suspect in Savannah  Local police and U.S. marshals say they arrested a Pennsylvania rape suspect hiding out in Savannah on Thursday. Lawrence Cook, 31, was found by members of the U.S. Marshals Service Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force and a K-9 officer while trying to hide inside a home in Arrowhead Court, said Sonny Cohrs, Savannah-Chatham police spokesman. Authorities in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, had been hunting Cook on charges of armed rape and terroristic threats, Cohrs said. He will be extradited. |
Police: Now 14 victims in school child porn case, (black suspect) Carraway also likely abused church kids PALMER PARK, Md. — Police say the number of victims has risen to 14 in the case of a Prince George's school child porn case. Deonte Carraway has been charged with filming children performing sex acts on each other at Judge Sylvania Woods Elementary School in Glenarden where he was a school aide and volunteer, according to Prince George's County Police. |
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Previously untested evidence links (black) man to rape case years after crime, police say MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- A local man has a long rap sheet for committing crimes in the Mid-South, and now DNA evidence adds rape to Maurice Summerall's list of charges. But the case is years old, which is why his defense attorney now says the charges should be dropped. According to police documents, two women walked into a local motel after a long day's work. They said two men followed them into the room and raped one of them on the bed. Police were called, fingerprints were gathered, and fluid collected the night of the reported attack in March of 2001. Twelve years later, Memphis Police tested it and linked it to Maurice Summerall. |
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Daytona Beach Country Club Shooting Leaves One Dead, Two Injured: Cops Gunfire erupted at a Florida country club where college students were partying early Saturday, killing one person and injuring two others, police said. Police in Daytona Beach are searching for the suspected gunman — Lamont Keith Postell Jr., 23 — after he allegedly opened fire in the parking lot of the Indigo Lakes Golf Club following a fight inside. One victim, identified by police as 23-year-old Donkevious Johnson, suffered a gunshot wound and died after being transported to a nearby hospital. Two others, identified as Justine Cunningham and Tre Jamal Williams, were also shot. |
(Black) Syracuse woman fatally shot by police officer identified SYRACUSE, N.Y. – The woman fatally shot by Syracuse police Friday night outside a North Side apartment building has been identified. Sahlah Ridgeway, 32, was shot by an officer in front of Kimton Place Apartments around 8:30 p.m., Syracuse Police Chief Frank Fowler confirmed this afternoon during a press conference about an unrelated rash of robberies. Fowler said Ridgeway was armed with a sawed-off shotgun when she was confronted by police. When she refused to drop the weapon, an officer shot her, Fowler said. Ridgeway lived in apartment 10 of the 1313 Butternut St. apartment complex, police said. She was a Fowler High School alumna, according to her Facebook page. On one of her Facebook pages, there is a photo, posted Jan. 10, of a woman who appears to be her holding a gun, pointed at the camera. |
Police investigating deadly stabbing outside Neiman Marcus at The Galleria HOUSTON -- Police are investigating after a man was stabbed to death outside the Neiman Marcus store at The Galleria. It all started around 8:50pm as a confrontation at a bus stop on Post Oak outside the upscale department store. Homicide detectives say it appears the 60-year-old victim was either walking down the sidewalk or waiting for the bus when he was attacked. The man died from multiple stab wounds at a nearby hospital. Andre Roy, 30, has been arrested, accused in the deadly stabbing. An eyewitness who saw the situation was able to detain the accused killer until officers arrived on the scene. Investigators say the stabbing may have been the end result of an attempted robbery. |
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Cops arrest suspect who allegedly killed mom, 2 kids in hotel room A man who allegedly slaughtered a Staten Island woman and two of her young kids, including his own five-month-old daughter, has been caught, police sources said. Michael “Skyes” Sykes, 23, has been on the run since Wednesday morning, when police say he fatally stabbed Rebecca Cutler, 26, in front of her kids at a Ramada Inn in Willowbrook. He also knifed Cutler’s two-year-old, a tiny girl named Miracle; her one-year-old sister, Ziana; and his own infant daughter, Maiyah, police said. Only Miracle survived. Sykes then took off, ditching the bloody kitchen knife used in the crime about a block from the hotel and hoping on the Staten Island Ferry around 9:30 a.m., authorities said. |
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(Black affirmative action) former firefighter gets $55K settlement over drug test leak by FDNY brass A former firefighter has won a $55,000 settlement from two FDNY big wigs whom he accused of leaking the results of a positive drug test and other damaging info. Kevin Simpkins sued retired Battalion Chief Rory Houton and current Deputy Battalion Chief Paul Mannix in Brooklyn federal court, claiming they leaked the results of a marijuana test to The Post in 2012 after he helped lead a $98 million anti-hiring-discrimination suit against the city. Simpkins retired with a $73,500 disability pension last year, even though the FDNY wanted to fire him because he failed the drug test. |
Teen Allegedly Involved In Shooting Of State Trooper On Vine Street Expressway Waives Preliminary Hearing  Seventeen-year old Giovanni Cotto acknowledged to prosecutors and the judge that he understood the charges. |
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(Cowardly black) Man Gets 12 Years Prison In Brooklyn Subway Hammer Attacks NEW YORK — Authorities say a mugger who hit two subway riders on the head with a hammer will spend 12 years in prison. According to authorities, Anthony Coward attacked Richianand Brijanand, of Ozone Park, with a hammer and robbed him as he tried to buy a Metro Card at the Fulton Street and Rockaway Avenue station in Bedford-Stuyvesant in May 2014. Brijanand said Coward took $140 from his wallet, and exclusively told CBS2 he was lucky the hammer blow to his head wasn’t more serious. Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson says Coward was sentenced Monday. Coward was also charged in connection to a similar attack, when a man was knocked to the ground and beaten with a hammer, again at the Rockaway Avenue A and C train station in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, also in May 2014. The suspect took the man’s wallet along with $58, police said. Prosecutors say Coward continued to hit one victim after he fell to the ground. |
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Police: 2 (interracial Lesbian) teen girls killed in double shooting at Glendale high school, counselors on-staff Saturday GLENDALE, Ariz. - Counselors are at Indepenence High School on Saturday to meet with students after two 15-year-old girls died in a shooting at a Glendale high school. Police have confirmed that two teen girls were found dead at a at the school on Friday morning and that they are investigating the incident as a murder-suicide. The Glendale Police Department says two 15-year-old sophomore girls were found with a weapon laying beside them at Independence High School just before 8 a.m. The shooting happened near the administration building underneath a covered patio. Investigators Friday afternoon say they found a suicide note from one of the girls and that the pair were a couple. School officials identified one of the victims as May Kieu, but have not identified the other girl. |
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Prosecutor: (Devil worshipping black) Teen confessed three times to killing (white) friend in SE Houston  HOUSTON - Prosecutors say the man accused of killing a 16-year-old boy in southeast Houston confessed three times. Edward O'Neal, 18, did not appear in probable cause court Thursday due to a medical condition which court officials could not detail. Prosecutors say he stabbed to death 16-year-old Ryan Roberts, who went missing last month. His body found days later in a wooded area near his home.
Authorities laid out this timeline of events:January 15 : Robert's mother reported him missing. January 19: his body was located. January 21st: O'Neil attempted to commit suicide. Between then and February 9th: O'Neil allegedly told a relative he killed Roberts. February 9th: O'Neil confessed to police in voluntary statement. February 10th: O'Neil confessed to police again after being read Miranda rights. O'Neil's mother previously told Eyewitness News that her son worshiped the devil and that the murder was a, quote "satanic act." A judge set Oneal's bond at $50,000. The official cause of death in this case is "multiple sharp force injuries." - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man wanted for Flint murder (of White man) arrested in Missouri   FLINT, MI - A homicide suspect wanted for connection to the shooting at Park West Apartments in Flint was arrested. Max Burchfield was shot at the complex on Nov. 5. He was transported to the hospital where he died, police said. Joseph Lewis, 21, was wanted for first degree murder and felony firearm for the incident. Lewis is 21-years-old, and weighs about 163 pounds He was arrested in Missouri. Lewis waived extradition and will be returning to Flint to face charges. Those charges include first degree murder and felony firearm. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man arrested after (White) woman fatally stabbed multiple times  AURORA – A 36-year-old man has been taken into the custody for first-degree murder after a woman was found dead in an Aurora apartment Tuesday morning with multiple stab wounds. Charles Bowman Anthony is accused of killing 29-year-old Jessica Reese inside of the Cherry Grove East Condominiums at 14434 E. 1st Dr. Officers first arrived at the condo just before 9 a.m. Tuesday for a welfare check. In an earlier news release, police said they found Reese’s body as well as a living man inside. It’s unclear if that man was Anthony, though police said Tuesday the man in the apartment was considered a person for interest. Anthony is being held on no bond at the Arapahoe County Jail. It's unclear how he knew Reese. - (Black-on-white) |
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Black killer of White Lexington police officer to appear before parole board next week   Glenn Doneghy goes before the Kentucky Parole Board on Monday, and Fayette County Commonwealth’s Attorney Ray Larson said his office will have representatives there to oppose his release. Doneghy, 39, is serving a 20-year sentence for second-degree manslaughter and other charges in the 2010 death of Lexington police officer Bryan Durman. Durman’s wife, Brandy Durman, started a petition on Change.org a month ago. By Tuesday night, more than 5,500 people had signed it, saying they think Doneghy should have to serve out the rest of his sentence. Larson shared the petition on his Facebook page Tuesday, saying “We will attend that parole board hearing to oppose his release. You can participate by signing the following petition which indicates YOUR opposition to the parole of this killer.” Durman, 27, died soon after being hit by Doneghy’s sport utility vehicle while investigating a noise complaint on North Limestone Street on April 29, 2010. Doneghy was convicted of second-degree manslaughter, as well as second-degree assault, leaving the scene of an accident, possession of cocaine, fourth-degree assault, possession of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia. When he was convicted in 2011, the law said defendants could be considered for parole after serving 20 percent of their sentence. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Hamden man faces murder, arson charges for (White) woman found dead after fire  HAMDEN >> A local man has been charged with murder in the death of a Hamden woman whose body was found after a December fire at her home. Benjamin Carpenter, 26, was arrested by police Wednesday in New Haven, with assistance from several U.S. Marshal Service Task Force members, according to police spokesman Capt. Ronald Smith. Carpenter, who lives on Ralston Avenue, was charged with murder, first-degree arson, tampering with evidence and conspiracy. Jennifer Antonier’s body was found in late Dec. 26 when a fire broke out at 28 Lilac Ave. An autopsy by the office of the chief medical examiner determined Antonier’s death was a homicide, Smith said. However, police did not say how Antonier was killed. The medical examiner’s office said Thursday that the cause of her death was pending further studies. “Our investigation concluded that there was a relationship between the victim and Mr. Carpenter,” Wydra said. “The status of that relationship is not something that I’m going to divulge right now, but they were known to each other.”. - (Black-on-white) |
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Accused Peter Gold shooter Euric Cain faces 6 rape charges in new indictment - he kidnaped and raped both a man and a woman   Euric Cain, whom New Orleans police said was caught on video shooting Tulane medical student Peter Gold two months ago, has been charged with six counts of first-degree rape in a new indictment by an Orleans Parish grand jury. Each count carries a mandatory life sentence upon conviction in Louisiana. The rape charges are derived from an incident New Orleans police say occurred less than 24 hours after Cain tried to murder Gold when the student intervened in the attempted kidnapping of a woman in the Lower Garden District on Nov. 20. The new charges are tied to accusations that Cain abducted a man and woman who were sitting in a parked car in Treme, forcing them to drive to the parking lot of an abandoned school in the Desire area, then robbing and raping both at gunpoint. The indictment also brought more bad news for Nictoria Washington, whom authorities have described as the 17-year-old girlfriend who helped harbor Cain. |
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(Worthless black) Inmate with mandatory life term for (murder of White woman) wins appeal   HOUSTON Texas' top criminal court has ruled it was improper for a Johnson County jury to give an automatic life-without-parole sentence to a man they convicted of a killing a clerk at a convenience store in 2008 when he was 16. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Wednesday returned the case of now 23-year-old Scottie Louis Forcey for a new punishment hearing. A jury will decide whether his life sentence will be with or without parole. He was convicted of fatally shooting clerk Karen Burke at a store off Interstate 35 in Alvarado. The U.S. Supreme Court in 2012 ruled the mandatory life-without-parole life sentence for defendants under 18 was unconstitutional. It was the only sentence available under Texas law when he Forcey was tried for capital murder in 2009. - (Black-on-white) |
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Final (black) suspect in beating death of (White) man in Stowe Township arrested     STOWE TOWNSHIP, Pa. — The third and final suspect in the beating death of a man in Stowe Township last year was arrested and charged Wednesday, police said. Authorities arrested Brandone Johnson, 20, Wednesday after a new witness came forward last Friday. Police said Johnson was one of three men who attacked David Poole. Poole was walking with a woman near West Park over Memorial Day weekend last year when the men approached them. One stole the woman’s cellphone and another robbed Poole of $60 before punching him and knocking him to the ground. Poole was hospitalized but later died. Steven Blakemore, 19, and Marquice Moran, 17, who were both arrested last year, also face charges in connection with Poole’s death.Tina Ernst, Poole’s sister, said she and her family were relieved to learn about Johnson’s arrest. |
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(White) Woman, 27, badly injured as (black) driver fleeing from attackers slams her with a minivan in Baltimore hit-and-run incident   A woman was badly injured after she was hit by a minivan in Baltimore Saturday in a hit-and-run incident that was caught on tape. Jill Boram was mowed down by the reckless driver at 2:12am Saturday, police said. Family said Boram, 27, had just gotten off her shift as a bartender at the Dog Watch Tavern in Fells Point. She underwent surgery Monday for injuries that her family says are not life-threatening, but 'most definitely life altering.' Police said the woman's injuries included a fractured skull, broken ribs, and a bruised lung. The incident happened as bars were closing near the 700 block of South Broadway. Police said the driver of the minivan was being assaulted by several unknown people when he got in the vehicle and tried to flee. Video captured by a witness shows the driver, who police identified as Orlando Redd, slamming into a car in front as another man pummels the minivan. - (Black-on-white) |
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(Black) Man wanted for assaulting officer, hit and run (on White man)  WOBURN, Mass. — Woburn police are searching for a man they say assaulted an officer while he was being questioned for larceny. Tyson Delgado, 29, of Woburn, was being interviewed at a North Woburn business where he had worked until October when he allegedly assaulted the officer then fled the scene. Delgado drove away in a white Chevrolet sedan and was seen in the downtown Main Street area of Woburn. In an attempt to evade police, he drove down a narrow side street and hit 65-year-old Al Pica in the crosswalk. Delgado kept driving for 100 feet with the victim on the hood of the car, police say. “He pegged me dead on. I fell onto the hood of the car. Just him and me the windshield was blocking us,” Pica said. “For some unknown reason I grabbed onto the hood and chart up the street. Must've been doing at least 60 miles per hour.” “I kept begging him ‘please stop and let me get off the car. Don't want to get hurt. Please stop your car,’” Pica said. Eventually, Pica fell off the hood and Delgado drove to the Green Street area where he abandoned the car and fled on foot. - (Black-on-white) |
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Cops investigating second anti-white attack in Brooklyn this week: ‘This is for Malcolm X, cracka’   Police are investigating a second anti-white bias incident in Brooklyn where the attacker called his victim “cracka,” the Daily News has learned. A 51-year-old white man told cops he was Nostrand Ave. near Glenwood Road when a black man ran up and knocked him to the ground about 5:40 p.m. Monday. “This is for Malcolm X, cracka,” the brute said before storming off. The victim was not injured. The NYPD’s Hate Crimes Task Force is investigating. Cops are trying to determine if the assailant is the same man who beat Randy Aveille less than two miles away Sunday. Aveille, 44, said he and his fiancée got off the Q train at the Church Ave. station in Flatbush when an attacker suckerpunched him. “Cracka, you don’t belong here,” the assailant said before walking off. Police released surveillance images of the train attacker on Wednesday. Anyone with information regarding either attack is urged to call NYPD Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS. All calls will be kept confidential. - (Drudge) - (Black-on-white) |
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